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Hour 1: Savannah Guthrie is back! · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: You just heard the news.
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Speaker 2: Now you'll find out what it all means. Hey, Smarts
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Speaker 2: amone on seven tenor somehow, it's Monday all over again.
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Speaker 2: We got a lot to get to today. We'll get
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Speaker 2: to the incredible rescue and exactly how that happened. We'll
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Speaker 2: get to the crazies of CNN. We'll get to Artemis,
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Speaker 2: the Moon mission, the toilet is the big problem. We'll
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Speaker 2: get to Hey, Eric Adams doing a lot of interviews
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Speaker 2: all of a sudden, We'll get to JFK Junior. We'll
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Speaker 2: get to Mom, Donnie and a whole lot more. The
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Speaker 2: big joke going all over the internet yesterday, Judge Bosburg
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Speaker 2: orders the airman return to Iran, to that mountain. I mean,
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Speaker 2: it's it's not funny because that's what these district court
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Speaker 2: judges do now. So there's a lot going on Iran wise,
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Speaker 2: the incredible rescue mission. The President today at one o'clock
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Speaker 2: in the afternoon will hold a press conference with some
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Speaker 2: military people and they'll explain exactly how this all happened.
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Speaker 2: We could wait till one o'clock, or actually I can
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Speaker 2: tell you right now now. What happened was the fighter
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Speaker 2: jet has a pilot and another pilot who's a weapons officer.
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Speaker 2: They both ejected. The problem is when you're going that fast,
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Speaker 2: the ejections might be a second or two apart, and
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Speaker 2: at that speed, that could put you at many, many,
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Speaker 2: many many miles away when you come down. So they
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Speaker 2: landed in different places. They rescued the first pilot and
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Speaker 2: then they had to look for the second one. He
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Speaker 2: was in a different area, in a very mountainous, tricky region.
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Speaker 2: And there's all kinds of training, elaborate training on what
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Speaker 2: to do in a case like this, how to evade,
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Speaker 2: and they say evade, elevate, get to the highest point
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Speaker 2: you can get to, how to stay hidden, how to survive.
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Speaker 2: So the pilot was badly wounded in the crash. Remember
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Speaker 2: you're coming out of a plane in an ejector seat
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Speaker 2: from many many miles up. It's a tough landing. And
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Speaker 2: he was seriously wounded. Yet somehow seriously wounded, he managed
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Speaker 2: to climb seven thousand feet up into a mountain, found
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Speaker 2: a crevice to hid in. Now, the pilot only has
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Speaker 2: he's only armed with a handgun, that's all he's got,
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Speaker 2: But he's got incredible GPS stuff that can send out
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Speaker 2: a beacon saying exactly right down to the inch where
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Speaker 2: he is. So they knew where he is. They just
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Speaker 2: had to figure out this rescue operation and how to
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Speaker 2: get him out of there. Again. It was in a mountain,
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Speaker 2: very high up, seven thousand feet high up, so nearby
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Speaker 2: they found a place where they could build a landing strip.
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Speaker 2: You have to almost create your own airport within Iran.
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Speaker 2: Now for all the people to think, well, if we
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Speaker 2: ever went in there on the ground, if we ever
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Speaker 2: did be it, we'd get wiped out, Well that's not
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Speaker 2: the case. This operation proves that we not only went
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Speaker 2: in there, we built a landing strip on the ground.
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Speaker 2: We set up a two mile perimeter around that landing strip,
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Speaker 2: and then we sent everything over there, drones, endless amount
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Speaker 2: of drones, satellites, jets, everything to patrol that two mile perimeter,
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Speaker 2: and anything that came near it was immediately blown up
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Speaker 2: or destroyed by the drones and the planes. So we
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Speaker 2: not only set up a landing strip, we equipped it
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Speaker 2: with two massive cargo ships for helicopters, rescue helicopters. We
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Speaker 2: put all sorts of stuff there. We also sent you know,
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Speaker 2: for those of youse said, well, we can never have
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Speaker 2: boots on the ground. We had boots on the ground.
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Speaker 2: Over the weekend, one hundred commandos went in there. One
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Speaker 2: hundred Special Operations Forces were there at that landing strip.
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Speaker 2: Sealed Team six Delta Force Army rangers were on standby,
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Speaker 2: so they were all there, and they did engage in
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Speaker 2: skirmishes on that perimeter. Those special commandos did have to
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Speaker 2: battle some local treebesman and wipe them out keep the
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Speaker 2: mission going. So they finally were set up ready to go.
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Speaker 2: They got up with those helicopters to the top of
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Speaker 2: that mountain, extracted the pilot who'd been there. And remember
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Speaker 2: he's there for thirty six hours, and there'd been a
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Speaker 2: sixty thousand dollars bounty on his head for any Iranian
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Speaker 2: citizen that could find him. Now, that doesn't sound like
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Speaker 2: a lot in this country, but it's ten times the
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Speaker 2: average household income in Iran. It's sixty thousand is a fortune.
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Speaker 2: It'd be like, you know, six million here, So thousands
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Speaker 2: were hunting for this pilot. At the same time, the
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Speaker 2: CIA was able to leak out and Iran picked this up.
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Speaker 2: They leaked out a whole false story that we'd already
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Speaker 2: found the airman and that we were removing him amphibious
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Speaker 2: operation at the sea, so that was to get Iran
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Speaker 2: focused over there. They did. You know, they have some
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Speaker 2: missiles left. You know, they probably started with two hundred
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Speaker 2: and fifty thousand miss and now they probably got five
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Speaker 2: thousand missiles, but they do have some and they were
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Speaker 2: able to damage two of the helicopters, knock them down.
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Speaker 2: They were also to hit those transport planes we had there,
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Speaker 2: so they were on the ground. They had to be destroyed.
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Speaker 2: You don't want those helicopters to go into enemy hands.
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Speaker 2: They'll figure out all our secrets in there. Same thing
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Speaker 2: with the plane, so we had to blow them up.
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Speaker 2: It's about two hundred and fifty million dollars worth of equipment.
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Speaker 2: We had to blow it up. So we bombed our
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Speaker 2: own equipment, destroyed it completely. Ran putting up videos of
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Speaker 2: how they were covered the pieces of the planes, but
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Speaker 2: the pieces won't tell them anything. They mean absolutely nothing.
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Speaker 2: But that's what you're supposed to do. Remember Joe Biden
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Speaker 2: when he left Afghanistan, left billions of dollars worth of
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Speaker 2: our aircraft, fighter jets, everything on the ground in Afghanistan,
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Speaker 2: just left it there, fell into enemy hands isis took it.
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Speaker 2: Who knows some of that weaponry might have been used
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Speaker 2: against us in Iran already. But you supposed to this. Actually,
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Speaker 2: as Trump said, put half a gallon of gas in
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Speaker 2: all the planes and fly them out. But Biden left
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Speaker 2: them there and didn't destroy them, let them fall into
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Speaker 2: enemy hands. So President Trump, every Easter weekend, it's a
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Speaker 2: big thing at mar A Lago. Big Easter weekend at
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Speaker 2: mar A Lago. He canceled the trip there Friday, was
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Speaker 2: decided he would not go. He would stay in the
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Speaker 2: White House the whole weekend. And as this operation unfolded,
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Speaker 2: he was watching it second by second, he was on
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Speaker 2: top of it, paying close attention to It was over
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Speaker 2: by Easter Sunday, and then he did have Easter dinner
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Speaker 2: at the White House with his family. But it was
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Speaker 2: an incredible operation, amazing success. Iranian television putting out all
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Speaker 2: kinds of propaganda about what a failure it was, but
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Speaker 2: obviously it was an amazing, amazing success. The airman again
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Speaker 2: seriously injured. They say he'll be fine though, he'll recover,
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Speaker 2: and he'll be just fine. President one o'clock to day
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Speaker 2: will give all the details. If you're watching the Sunday shows.
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Speaker 2: Of course you were completely deceived by George Stephanopolis and
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Speaker 2: Kristen Welker, and nobody knows who does face the nation
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Speaker 2: the CBS show, No, I can't remember her name. They
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Speaker 2: should make that a jeopardy question. Even those people won't
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Speaker 2: know her name. But if you're watching the Sunday Show,
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Speaker 2: she saw Hakeem Jeffreys yelling that there's no planned. There
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Speaker 2: was no plan, this war with no plan. Once again,
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Speaker 2: here's a fact. This is the single most planned war
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Speaker 2: ever in history. Forty seven years ago, when Iran declared
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Speaker 2: war on US and seized our hostages, the United States
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Speaker 2: the Pentagon started figuring out how to go into Iran
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Speaker 2: if we had to and take over the country. And
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Speaker 2: about forty seven years ago they started planning. And for
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Speaker 2: the last forty years, the Pentagon has been working on
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Speaker 2: Iran battle plans, war plans for forty years. Talk to
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Speaker 2: generals that were there thirty years ago or twenty years ago,
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Speaker 2: or ten years ago or five years ago, they'll tell
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Speaker 2: you it was one of the plans. They kept refining
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Speaker 2: and refining and going over and war gaming and doing
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Speaker 2: tabletopped exercises on it. So It is the single most
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Speaker 2: planned war ever in the history of the world. Forty
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Speaker 2: years this plan has been worked one the other. If
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Speaker 2: you're watching the Sunday shows, you'll see Hakeem Jeffreys and
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Speaker 2: the Democrats telling the no goals and there's no No
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Speaker 2: one knows what the mission is. No one knows why
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Speaker 2: we're there. Of course, that's absolutely ridiculous. The goals have
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Speaker 2: been stated over and over and over again. First, get
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Speaker 2: rid of the nuclear stuff. Second, totally disarmed Iran, and
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Speaker 2: if possible, get a new regime in there. That's not
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Speaker 2: crazy and nuts. One of the Pete Haggs have fired
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Speaker 2: a top general in the Pentagon. And of course after
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Speaker 2: watching the fake news the MS now fake news, George Stefanoppolis,
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Speaker 2: Oh you're here, but this is the most awful crisis.
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Speaker 2: How could he fire a general? This is unheard of,
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Speaker 2: It's unbelievable. It's never been done in the middle of
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Speaker 2: a war. It's done all the time. It's done constantly.
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Speaker 2: Obama Bush, everybody's fired generals, even in the middle of
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Speaker 2: the war. Hey remember Stanley McCrystal, mcmember General McCrystal. He's very, very,
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Speaker 2: very highly regarded General Obama fired him because he was
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Speaker 2: caught on tape making a joke about Biden that got
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Speaker 2: him fired by But but just remember the rule. If
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Speaker 2: a Democrat fires a general, it's just fine, don't worry
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Speaker 2: about it. Okay. Then the president tweets out yesterday the
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Speaker 2: F word, Open the F and straight you crazy bastards,
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Speaker 2: or you'll be living in hell. Now. You're not supposed
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Speaker 2: to tweet like that, if you're the president, you're not
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Speaker 2: supposed to use the F word. You're not supposed to say, well,
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Speaker 2: bomb you back into the Stone Age. Although we said
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Speaker 2: that a lot in Iraq. That was constantly being said
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Speaker 2: in Iraq. He said, Tuesday will be power plants and bridges,
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Speaker 2: take out bridges and all of that. And then this
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Speaker 2: is where they all went crazy. You know, as they
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Speaker 2: told you last week. You got to remember President Trump
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Speaker 2: wakes up every morning and tries to think of how
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Speaker 2: to make your heads explode, the left wing, the Democrats,
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Speaker 2: he really does. He actually tries to think how he
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Speaker 2: could get you even crazier, how he could get you
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Speaker 2: yelling and screaming, going nuts. And that's why he tweets
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Speaker 2: things like that, and he really enjoys it. Also he
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Speaker 2: enjoys being the center of attention all day long. It's ego.
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Speaker 2: But you know, most people, if you're very, very very famous,
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Speaker 2: if you're the biggest movie star, a big superstar, you
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Speaker 2: don't run around trying to get in the front page
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Speaker 2: every day or trying to be on television. You do
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Speaker 2: it once or twice a year. When you got a
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Speaker 2: new movie coming out, then you run around trying to
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Speaker 2: get on everything. Or you got a book coming out,
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Speaker 2: then you run around trying to get on every show,
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Speaker 2: try to get a million articles. That's the only time
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Speaker 2: you do it. Then you go back under the radar
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Speaker 2: for a while. But Donald Trump, and he's done us
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Speaker 2: all his life. He just likes to be the center
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Speaker 2: of attention every day, no matter what. Now, watch this
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Speaker 2: tweet has got him. This is all they're talking about
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Speaker 2: on left wing media, New York Times, everywhere. It's front page,
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Speaker 2: it's the lead story. And this is all the're talking about.
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Speaker 2: Is this starts to die down, maybe Monday Tuesday. Once
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Speaker 2: it dies down, he'll tweet another crazy thing or do
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Speaker 2: another crazy thing just to get you people nuts, just
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Speaker 2: to rile you up, your crazy Democrats. And then when
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Speaker 2: he said he'll bomb infrastructure. He'll bomb bridges, power plants.
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Speaker 2: If you're watching the Morning Joe type shows, all they're
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Speaker 2: saying is these is never happened before. Where the US
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Speaker 2: has threatened war crimes. This would be war crimes blowing
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Speaker 2: up civilian infrastructure. We have never ever ever done anything like.
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Speaker 2: Of course, we have do it all the time. That's
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Speaker 2: how we won World War two. Remember we fire bombed
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Speaker 2: Dresden in Germany. We fire bombed an entire city, wiped
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Speaker 2: out the whole city, the population, the infrastructure. We do
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Speaker 2: it all the time in wars. You ever hear about hiroshime?
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Speaker 2: We do this. This is a common tactic at the
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Speaker 2: very end to win a war. It's been done many,
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Speaker 2: many times. Do you remember war crime trials over hiroshim?
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Speaker 2: I don't think so. So it's not a war crime.
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Speaker 2: And what does that mean? A war crime? Who would
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Speaker 2: enforce that? Who would come and arrest you? Where would
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Speaker 2: you be on trial for a war crime? The hag? Oh,
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Speaker 2: you'd be back there in front of Jack Smith. So
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Speaker 2: it's just got them yelling and screaming about war crimes,
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Speaker 2: which is absolutely ridiculous. Then the other thing they're yelling
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Speaker 2: about is well, the twenty fifth Amendment. Obviously he's deranged.
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Speaker 2: Obviously he's gone completely nuts, and it's time to invoke
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Speaker 2: the twenty fifth Amendment, which would only get them JD Vance.
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Speaker 2: I don't think they'd be that happy with that. So
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Speaker 2: I'm watching again these Sunday shows. They put on people
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Speaker 2: who have no business talking about anything. Hakeem Jeffreys IQ
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Speaker 2: eighty maybe doesn't anything about anything, talks like a robot
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Speaker 2: when he's on TV, and doesn't know anything about any
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Speaker 2: so they have him as the lead guest. Then I
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Speaker 2: think it was Meet the Press. Now here's Tim Kaine,
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Speaker 2: Remember him, Tim Kane? He was Hillary Clinton's running mate.
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Speaker 2: He's just a totally irrelevant guy. So he comes on
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Speaker 2: talking about the way the president talks in that tweets,
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Speaker 2: and Kine said, this is not how you negotiate. This
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Speaker 2: is a very bad negotiating tech. Now, what the hell
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Speaker 2: would Tim Kane know about negotiating. He got Donald Trump,
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Speaker 2: who's considered one of the most experienced successful negotiators ever
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Speaker 2: in the private sector. It's written like seven books about negotiation.
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Speaker 2: I mean, the guy's an expert and he's been in
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Speaker 2: the toughest negotiations for forty years. Tim Kaine has never
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Speaker 2: negotiated anything ever, yet he's put on as the authority
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Speaker 2: on this. Hey, Savannah Guthrie back on the Today Show today. Now,
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Speaker 2: I didn't see the beginning, but I just put it
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Speaker 2: on the middle and they were on the couch, all
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Speaker 2: of them, and they were talking about some entertainment stuff
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Speaker 2: and she was smiling and laughing and having fun like
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Speaker 2: a Today Show host. So that's good. She's back to normal.
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Speaker 2: She's back on the Today Show. Yesterday she put out
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Speaker 2: a a really dark statement about you know, it was
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Speaker 2: Easter Sunday, and she was talking about hard to believe
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Speaker 2: in God. She went through this hell and all of this.
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Speaker 3: Here's someone standing here today. I have to tell you
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Speaker 3: there are moments in which that promise seems irretrievably far away,
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Speaker 3: when life itself seems far harder than death.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, well listen, Yeah, who can imagine what she's been
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Speaker 2: going through. But she was the most emotional thing yesterday.
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Speaker 2: Then I'm watching her today on the Today Show. She
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Speaker 2: laughing and talking about dancing with the Stars and the
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Speaker 2: voice and well, but she's back at work. She'll be there,
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Speaker 2: I guess now every day back full time. Hey, we'll
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Speaker 2: get to CNN. These crazy people that are they're all fired,
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Speaker 2: Don Lemon, Jim Acosta, they've all been making these crazy statements.
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Speaker 2: Even Andrew Cuomo making some crazy statements over the weekend.
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Speaker 2: We'll take some calls next eight hundred three to two
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Speaker 2: one zero seven ten. Is the number, eight hundred three
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Speaker 2: two one zero seven ten. Hey, Also, we'll get to mom, Donnie.
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Speaker 2: It's almost one hundred days now. It's hard to believe
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Speaker 2: he's almost at one hundred days. And uh secretly off
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Speaker 2: the record private. If you talk to Donald Trump, he'll
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Speaker 2: tell you, and he's good at reading people. He spend
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Speaker 2: a lot of time with Mom. Donnie said most important
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Speaker 2: in the Kaisa Coward he's not really tough and he's
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Speaker 2: not really brave, so whatever he believes, he's not going
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Speaker 2: to really push hard for anything. And that's he found
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Speaker 2: that reassuring. This guy's not going to fight like crazy
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Speaker 2: to get anything done, so he'll just talk and make videos.
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Speaker 2: And we're seeing that with this fight he's happening with
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Speaker 2: the city Council about Texas. But we'll get to that
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Speaker 2: coming up, and we'll take some calls. Next eight hundred
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Speaker 2: three to two one zero seven ten.
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Speaker 1: In Mark on.
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Speaker 2: Demand by setting up pre sad for his podcast on
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Speaker 2: the iHeartRadio app. Now back to Mark Simon on wor
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Speaker 2: Let's take some calls eight hundred three two one zero
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Speaker 2: seven tennis and number. Let's go to George and Long Island. George,
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Speaker 2: how you doing, Hi?
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Speaker 4: Mark?
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Speaker 5: I went to Chaz by the way. I live in
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Speaker 5: Port Jeffards.
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Speaker 6: That was very good jazz.
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Speaker 2: That's a big new restaurant. Rothman's at a legendary restaurant.
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Speaker 2: If they opened a second restaurant, the Chaz in.
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Speaker 5: Smithtown, Yeah, I went there. It's very U. You know
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Speaker 5: it's not it's pricey, but you get what you paid
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Speaker 5: for and it's beautiful in sight. So thanks.
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Speaker 2: That's quite a luxurious restaurant's supposed to be pricey.
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Speaker 5: It's I'm not complaining.
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Speaker 2: It's not the Chesscake Factory, not the Olive guard.
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Speaker 5: I take my grandchildren to the cheesecake factory.
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Speaker 2: I love the cheesecake factory. I love that Manu seventy
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Speaker 2: eight pages. You can't decide anything, Mark.
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Speaker 5: What I wanted to say about Andrew Clomo. He wants
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Speaker 5: to blame everybody about the law sit on mandangne Blame's
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Speaker 5: courtesy blames. How about the lousy campaign he ran in
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Speaker 5: the primary, no effort whatsoever. He thought that, being Andrew Clomo,
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Speaker 5: they were going to put him in, So I really,
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Speaker 5: I mean, I don't like Mandani obviously, but I hate
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Speaker 5: Soul loses. He doesn't want to take any blame for
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Speaker 5: Montani winning, That's all I have to say.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, well, he's a You gotta remember it. He's not
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Speaker 2: exactly the greatest genius in the world. And when you're
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Speaker 2: like that, you don't realize that you're a bad campaigner.
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Speaker 2: If he realized that, he'd fix it. If he knew
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Speaker 2: enough to know how bad he is campaigning, he'd be
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Speaker 2: able to do something about it. Something in the debate.
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Speaker 2: He's horrible in the debate. He now does one of
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Speaker 2: the worst radio shows. It's an hour of him talking
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Speaker 2: like this, lecturing you, trying to sound like a professor,
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Speaker 2: like it's an electric But I listened to his radio show.
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Speaker 2: This is a good insight into him. He actually said,
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Speaker 2: you know, I'm I'm a Bill Clinton Democrat. I'm a
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Speaker 2: middle of the road, common sense Democrat. I'm an old
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Speaker 2: fashioned Bill Clinton Democrat. Now it's stunning how delusional this
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Speaker 2: guy is. We just saw him as governor for ten years.
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Speaker 2: He was the total opposite of that. He was a
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Speaker 2: left wing, far left wing, woke, extreme left governor. He's
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Speaker 2: the guy that put in this no bail, no jail.
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Speaker 2: He pushed hard for no bail, no jail. He pushed
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Speaker 2: hard for closing the prisons, letting the prisoners out. He'd
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Speaker 2: made He doubled and tripled your electric bill by shutting
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Speaker 2: down fracking. He shut down Indian Point. He was as
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Speaker 2: far to the left as anybody. But you know, when
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Speaker 2: you're like him, you just you convince yourself of anything.
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Speaker 2: Convinces himself. He's a moderate Bill Clinton type. He did
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Speaker 2: everything exactly the option of what Bill Clinton would have
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Speaker 2: done in office. Remember, we threw Ice out and we're
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Speaker 2: going to sue them for a sanctuary state. Just as
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Speaker 2: left as you could be. Let's go to sal in
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Speaker 2: New Jersey. Sal.
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Speaker 6: How you doing, Good morning, Mark, How you doing?
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Speaker 7: Mark?
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Speaker 6: I just want to say that the American people have
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Speaker 6: to be patient with our war with Iran. It took
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Speaker 6: eleven months between our invasion of Normandy and the defeat
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Speaker 6: of the Nazi Germany when they went to Berlin, and
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Speaker 6: the American people just got to be patient. They got
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Speaker 6: to be realized that it takes time for us to
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Speaker 6: be if we beat Nazi Germany eleven months, which was
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Speaker 6: which was a top, which was a powerful Nazi warmanns.
19:35
Speaker 2: In fact, President now saying it looks like it's going
19:38
Speaker 2: to be days not weeks. That everything was two weeks.
19:41
Speaker 2: You know, every time he says it's two weeks, a
19:43
Speaker 2: year could go by, it's still two weeks. It's always
19:45
Speaker 2: two weeks with him. But he's now saying days one
19:48
Speaker 2: o'clock today it'll be a press conference. Well, I bet
19:50
Speaker 2: he'll say that now that this is probably gonna be
19:53
Speaker 2: days not weeks. Let's go to Neil and Brooklyn. Neil,
19:56
Speaker 2: how you doing all right?
19:58
Speaker 4: Mark? Thank you mar I've been watching Pritzker and James
20:03
Speaker 4: cars Will say all these crazy things, obviously appealing to
20:08
Speaker 4: the real nut jobs and the Democrat Party. But I've
20:12
Speaker 4: been wondering lately whether they feel secure that they have
20:16
Speaker 4: the normal Democrats on their side, or they feel they
20:20
Speaker 4: lost them and that's why they were appealing to.
20:22
Speaker 7: The nut jobs.
20:22
Speaker 2: No, they just completely lost. Trump drives them insane, literally insane.
20:27
Speaker 2: They go crazy, ranting, raving, yelling, and screaming. Carville is
20:31
Speaker 2: just completely lost his mind. The last few videos he
20:35
Speaker 2: looks absolutely nuts. Pritzker, that's also kind of an old feud.
20:39
Speaker 2: Pritzker and Trump have always hated each other. The Pritzker
20:43
Speaker 2: family is in the hotel business, and Trump's first big
20:47
Speaker 2: project was Dog Hyatt at Grand Central and his partners
20:51
Speaker 2: on that were the Pritzkers, and they split up. I
20:54
Speaker 2: didn't go with something went wrong there. So ever since
20:56
Speaker 2: then it's been a blood feud Pritzkers and Trump's. Let's
21:00
Speaker 2: go to Rich and Myrtle Beach Rich, how you doing?
21:03
Speaker 7: Hey? Thanks? Mark? You know Edwin Cromo is just a
21:06
Speaker 7: complete moron. Jeffries is a moron. These people can't even
21:09
Speaker 7: articulate sensible sentences or put together a paragraph or Springer sentences.
21:16
Speaker 7: You know that they can even balance a checkbook. But
21:18
Speaker 7: can you imagine for a second any of these people,
21:21
Speaker 7: or Joe Biden or Kamala Harris or Joe Millie or
21:25
Speaker 7: Vin Hives are putting together project like this And I
21:28
Speaker 7: ran where they built it pretty much a small airport
21:31
Speaker 7: to rescue a pilot and then get the hell out
21:33
Speaker 7: of there. These people are completely moraliz They could never
21:35
Speaker 7: pull something like this.
21:36
Speaker 1: Yeah.
21:37
Speaker 2: You know, for all the criticism of Pete Hexith not qualified.
21:40
Speaker 2: First of all, he's much more qualified than half the
21:42
Speaker 2: secretaries of the defense we've had. Many of them have
21:45
Speaker 2: had no military experience. They were just a congressman or something. So,
21:48
Speaker 2: But for all the criticism of Hexath, under his watch,
21:53
Speaker 2: in his brief time there, we've pulled off the most incredible,
21:58
Speaker 2: state of the art successful military operations ever. From Maduro
22:02
Speaker 2: to taking out and RAN's nuclear reactors to rescuing that pilot.
22:07
Speaker 2: This is all under hexas watch. It's all happened with
22:09
Speaker 2: him in charge. Let's go to Vincent and Brooklyn. Vincent,
22:13
Speaker 2: how you doing.
22:13
Speaker 8: Good morning Marc, Good morning Marriage. These liberal commentators on
22:17
Speaker 8: these Sunday shows all seemed to forget that blowing up infrastructures,
22:23
Speaker 8: as you said, as part of war. They conveniently forget
22:26
Speaker 8: that Dooley's raidings during World War Two right before in
22:29
Speaker 8: the closing weeks, used to fly over Tokyo at night,
22:33
Speaker 8: and because most of the buildings were still made out
22:36
Speaker 8: of wood where the people lived, they didn't need the
22:39
Speaker 8: street lights they used to light up. They were dropping
22:43
Speaker 8: sinuary bombs and practically burnt the whole city before they
22:47
Speaker 8: dropped the atomic bombs. I think last week you and
22:52
Speaker 8: I got on Wire's course because I said Ronald Reagan
22:55
Speaker 8: should have done what Trump is doing forty six years ago.
22:59
Speaker 8: I mean about cleaning up the voting rolls and everything
23:02
Speaker 8: like that. He should have went Ronald Reagan as soon
23:05
Speaker 8: as he got his cabinet together, he should have went
23:09
Speaker 8: into Iran and destroyed them before they could have gotten
23:13
Speaker 8: their sea legs, because they were still a bunch of ragtag,
23:17
Speaker 8: bunch of radical lunatics. They didn't have it together, and
23:21
Speaker 8: then in time they got their terrorist machine up and running,
23:25
Speaker 8: and then they started to do all the damage against US.
23:28
Speaker 8: Had Ronald Reagan went in there the first month after
23:32
Speaker 8: he got his walk cabinet together, it wouldn't have been
23:35
Speaker 8: necessary for Donald Trump to go in there forty six today.
23:39
Speaker 2: You're not wrong. You can blame Reagan, you can blame Bush. No,
23:42
Speaker 2: you can blame President Trump has pointed that out. Every
23:45
Speaker 2: president just kicked the can down the road. Time to
23:48
Speaker 2: do something about it, Vincent, great call, Thanks for calling.
23:51
Speaker 2: It's forty seven years later after those hostages were taken,
23:55
Speaker 2: but fuf and again Iran was this much of a
23:59
Speaker 2: threat in the Reagan day, but then they went on
24:01
Speaker 2: to be the biggest sponsors of terrorism in the world,
24:04
Speaker 2: from Hesbala, Hamast hoodies and all of that. Hey, Michael Goodwin,
24:08
Speaker 2: there was no column yesterday. We look forward to that
24:12
Speaker 2: Sunday Michael Goodwin column, but he took Easter off. But
24:14
Speaker 2: we'll get a column for you because he'll be with
24:17
Speaker 2: us next on seven to ten. W O R back
24:21
Speaker 2: to marshamo on wor Well. Michael Goodwin the best columnist
24:28
Speaker 2: in America. You can read them every Sunday and every
24:31
Speaker 2: Wednesday in the New York Post, and all his columns
24:33
Speaker 2: are up on the New York Post website. You should
24:36
Speaker 2: go take a look at them. Michael Goodwin, How you doing, Mark?
24:40
Speaker 8: Thank you?
24:41
Speaker 2: Hey, there was no column yesterday. You're ruined my Sunday.
24:44
Speaker 2: I know it was a holiday, was Easter.
24:46
Speaker 1: I was gonna say almost every Sunday.
24:48
Speaker 2: And almost every So what do you think the left
24:53
Speaker 2: going absolutely nuts trying to convince us we're losing everything
24:56
Speaker 2: in Iran? Looks like it's going pretty well to me,
24:59
Speaker 2: wouldn't you agree?
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Speaker 1: Yes, you know, Mark, I was just the pictures of
25:07
Speaker 1: the downed American aircraft in this incident, and of course
25:12
Speaker 1: the rescue is unbelievable story, but the picture of the
25:18
Speaker 1: downed aircraft, the first thing that went to mind was
25:22
Speaker 1: Jimmy Carter's attempt to rescue the hostages, and of course
25:28
Speaker 1: the disaster of that effort, and it really, as Carter
25:35
Speaker 1: said later, it probably cost him the election because the
25:40
Speaker 1: hostages were held for something like four hundred and forty
25:45
Speaker 1: four days until Ronald Reagan was elected. And it struck
25:50
Speaker 1: me that that failed effort, bungled effort by Jimmy Carter,
25:57
Speaker 1: in some ways became emblematic of this presidency. And if
26:02
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, if this incident becomes emblematic of his presidency,
26:08
Speaker 1: then I think he's in a whole different course right
26:12
Speaker 1: looking at history. And if this is a good omen
26:16
Speaker 1: about this war, as I hope it is, that Donald
26:20
Speaker 1: Trump will have pulled off quite a miracle there.
26:24
Speaker 2: Well, normal people say, wow, this was unbelievable, this rescue.
26:27
Speaker 2: But if you're watching television or reading the New York Times,
26:30
Speaker 2: all you keep hearing about is well, it proves Iran
26:33
Speaker 2: is still strong. They were shot down two of our helicopters.
26:35
Speaker 2: Obviously they still have plenty of offensive capability. So what
26:39
Speaker 2: do you do about that? Adia spin? How do you
26:41
Speaker 2: fight that?
26:43
Speaker 1: There isn't much you can do if you're the Whitehouse
26:47
Speaker 1: at this point. I mean, they look, they hate Trump,
26:52
Speaker 1: everything about Trump. You know, we were in a quagmire
26:56
Speaker 1: in the third day. You know, they were on war,
26:59
Speaker 1: I mean, anom all over before we even began. But look,
27:05
Speaker 1: I think if Trump try for kind of shadow box,
27:08
Speaker 1: which he also does against that media, I think it'll
27:13
Speaker 1: only kind of they'll dig in their heels and he'll
27:17
Speaker 1: get more and more frustrated. I think what he needs
27:20
Speaker 1: to be able to do as much as possible, ignore
27:24
Speaker 1: them and let his record speak for itself to the
27:28
Speaker 1: American people. There are still enough media organizations that will
27:34
Speaker 1: cover the actual events instead of the anxiety and personal
27:39
Speaker 1: opinion of the reporters. But I think if Trump gets
27:44
Speaker 1: deeply involved in fighting this media war, it's only going
27:50
Speaker 1: to be to his own detriment because they're never going
27:53
Speaker 1: to admit that he's right about anything.
27:56
Speaker 2: Well, of course you're right, but have you ever said
28:00
Speaker 2: that Donald Trump? Just ignore the critics.
28:07
Speaker 1: Look, I think on a human side, we will all
28:11
Speaker 1: face the same temptation.
28:14
Speaker 8: But I think it.
28:15
Speaker 1: If he wants to go down as a successful president
28:20
Speaker 1: thick in this context of Iran that we're talking about,
28:25
Speaker 1: then I think he's going to have to focus more
28:27
Speaker 1: and more on the accomplishments and let the record show
28:32
Speaker 1: that if you have the thinged one of the nuclear
28:39
Speaker 1: Islamist power, then you're on the right course to doing that.
28:44
Speaker 2: Yeah. So we're told Michael Goodwin the greatest calumnist in America,
28:48
Speaker 2: and then President Trump but tweets out open the F
28:51
Speaker 2: and straight he uses the F word. It will blow
28:54
Speaker 2: you into the stone. You're not supposed to talk like
28:56
Speaker 2: that when you're a president. You're not supposed to ever
28:59
Speaker 2: use that kind of language as a professional government. But
29:03
Speaker 2: Trump does it all the time. When will people finally
29:06
Speaker 2: get used to it and stop going crazy over it?
29:09
Speaker 1: Yeah? I think they there's some kind of imaginary way
29:15
Speaker 1: a president is supposed to conduct himself publicly. But this
29:21
Speaker 1: is not a standard that they held Joe Biden to
29:25
Speaker 1: right in terms of he couldn't remember anything, he couldn't
29:29
Speaker 1: answer questions his son's corruption. That was that these issues
29:34
Speaker 1: were kind of glossed over because Joe Biden didn't attack
29:38
Speaker 1: the media. So it's really a personal fight that The
29:43
Speaker 1: New York Times, the Washington Post, many other elements are
29:48
Speaker 1: having with Donald Trump. It's not about their job. There's
29:52
Speaker 1: journalists so much as it is personal.
29:55
Speaker 2: Yeah, hey, Michael Goodwin, mayor mom, Donny. It's just about
29:58
Speaker 2: one hundred days now. Hard to believe, but this is
30:01
Speaker 2: his first hundred days. What do you think he said?
30:03
Speaker 2: As crazy as he is, the good news is he
30:05
Speaker 2: doesn't seem to actually get anything done, So I guess
30:07
Speaker 2: that's good.
30:09
Speaker 1: Yeah, it does seem longer than one hundred days, isn't
30:13
Speaker 1: it like forever? Look, I think mark. The thing that's
30:21
Speaker 1: coming up, It's coming like a freight train. Is this
30:25
Speaker 1: issue of the budget and whether the city standing among
30:32
Speaker 1: investors declines and therefore has to pay even more higher
30:38
Speaker 1: interest rates to borrow money. And so this downgrade of
30:43
Speaker 1: the credit watch from stable to negative by three bond
30:48
Speaker 1: rating agencies is a real bread alert for him if
30:55
Speaker 1: he really wants to kind of keep any kind of
30:58
Speaker 1: public confidence. But in the if you think back to
31:01
Speaker 1: the city fiscal crisis of the seventies, you really remember
31:07
Speaker 1: how that lack of confidence in New York set on itself,
31:13
Speaker 1: people and businesses leaving the city. Uh, you don't want
31:17
Speaker 1: because a financial crisis can have can foster all kinds
31:22
Speaker 1: of other crisis, crime crisis, for example. So Mandani needs
31:27
Speaker 1: to take this seriously down.
31:30
Speaker 2: Yeah, can you mention if you we've had Andrew Cuomo
31:35
Speaker 2: as a governor, he was so far to the left,
31:37
Speaker 2: no bail, no jail, close the prisons, wouldn't he He
31:42
Speaker 2: would have been awful as a mayor.
31:43
Speaker 1: I think probably, Yeah, we won't never know, right, he's wittis.
31:52
Speaker 1: I don't think there's any political career for Andrew Como.
31:56
Speaker 1: But I voted for him because us not because I
32:02
Speaker 1: had great love for his record, but because I think
32:05
Speaker 1: he would have been better than mom Donnie on fundamentals
32:09
Speaker 1: like this.
32:10
Speaker 2: Yeah. Uh well yeah, people say he'd be better with
32:14
Speaker 2: the police. But again, he's the guy that gave us
32:16
Speaker 2: no bail, no jail, He's the guy that threw Ice
32:18
Speaker 2: out of New York. He was no better. Uh, in fact,
32:22
Speaker 2: he might have been worse than that. He actually was
32:24
Speaker 2: brave enough to actually try to get stuff done. But
32:27
Speaker 2: so we missed the call. We went to get a
32:28
Speaker 2: column on Wednesday, right, Oh yes, okay, it's not Sunday
32:34
Speaker 2: without your column. But Michael Goodwin, great stuff, thanks for
32:37
Speaker 2: being with us. My pleasure than Mark take care. Uh yeah,
32:43
Speaker 2: he just so you know, let me just check again.
32:46
Speaker 7: Uh.
32:47
Speaker 2: Stock market up, Yep, the doubt is up. You know,
32:50
Speaker 2: if you were watching all the Sunday shows, Uh, they
32:54
Speaker 2: had you convinced that the president's tweeting about using the
32:57
Speaker 2: F word, the President saying We're gonna ran into the
33:00
Speaker 2: stone Age. Why this is the end of the world.
33:02
Speaker 2: This is when the US we actually heard this all
33:05
Speaker 2: over these Sunday shows and Oliver Morning Joe type shows. Today.
33:10
Speaker 2: The US will never recover from that tweet. Our standing
33:13
Speaker 2: in the world will be the mini I don't think so.
33:17
Speaker 2: I don't think so. The stock market actually up today.
33:19
Speaker 1: Now.
33:19
Speaker 2: One reason it's up. Here's the other thing. If you're
33:21
Speaker 2: watching all that left wing media, they'll convince you that
33:24
Speaker 2: the economy is in so much trouble. The economy is
33:27
Speaker 2: to say, well, actually, the economy is doing just fine.
33:30
Speaker 2: The job numbers. Remember the market was closed on Friday,
33:33
Speaker 2: so today they're reacting to the Friday numbers that came out.
33:36
Speaker 2: The job numbers were spectacular, not just better than expected,
33:40
Speaker 2: but way better than expected. I mean stunningly better than
33:44
Speaker 2: expected corporate profits, which I know liberals hate that, but
33:49
Speaker 2: that's really what fuels the market. Corporate profits are doing
33:52
Speaker 2: very well. The stock market is up as a result.
33:55
Speaker 2: Market doing great. Hey, yeah, we got a lot to
33:58
Speaker 2: get to. We'll get to Crazy Mayor Moum. We'll get
34:00
Speaker 2: to Artemis, we'll get to CNN in more sixteen minutes.
34:05
Speaker 2: There's some changes coming and all of that just ahead.
34:09
Speaker 2: Don't forget Buck and Clay. We'll be here at noon today.
34:12
Speaker 2: Excellent show. Sean Hannity back today three to six. It's
34:17
Speaker 2: the most listened to radio show in America. Jesse Kelly
34:20
Speaker 2: at six and Jimmy Fayla always very funny. Great show
34:23
Speaker 2: every night nine to midnight. Here on seven to ten
34:26
Speaker 2: wor always a step ahead of the news. Here's more
34:30
Speaker 2: Marks amone on seven ten woor Hey, Yeah, today's the day.
34:38
Speaker 2: This morning is the big Easter egg roll at the
34:42
Speaker 2: White House. Well, I don't know whether they do this,
34:43
Speaker 2: Why they do this the day after. You would think
34:46
Speaker 2: they would do it the Easter or the day before.
34:48
Speaker 2: But it's today. President Trump appearing today this morning with
34:51
Speaker 2: the Easter Bunny and Milania, and they do the egg roll.
34:56
Speaker 2: The bunny looks, so it's like a nice bunny. Cost
34:58
Speaker 2: you think with Trump would be like a goal old
35:00
Speaker 2: bunny with all kinds of ornate stuff. Well, now it's
35:02
Speaker 2: a regular easter bunny. Then at one o'clock today he's
35:06
Speaker 2: going to do you'll want to pay attention to this
35:08
Speaker 2: briefing at one o'clock with military people. They'll go over
35:12
Speaker 2: in detail the rescue operation and how it happened. Savannah
35:17
Speaker 2: Guthrie returned to the Today's Show this morning, and the
35:20
Speaker 2: show opened an audience outside waiting to greet her, and
35:25
Speaker 2: it opened with the whole cast bringing her out to
35:28
Speaker 2: the audience, and the audience all held big signs, Welcome home,
35:32
Speaker 2: Welcome home, Savannah. You know, it's been sixty five days
35:36
Speaker 2: since her mother disappeared, sixty five days, so I would
35:41
Speaker 2: just think it's a zero percent chance that she's alive
35:45
Speaker 2: sixty five days. Member she needs all kinds of medication,
35:48
Speaker 2: heart medicine, cholesterol, blood pressure medicine. You can't go without
35:52
Speaker 2: that sixty five days. She's also got a pacemaker, so
35:56
Speaker 2: I just don't think she's alive. You know, there've been
35:59
Speaker 2: cases where somebody disappeared and they just never ever turn up.
36:04
Speaker 2: Jimmy Hoffa is a good example. There was Judge Crater
36:07
Speaker 2: back in the twenties, just vanished. Decades later, still found him,
36:12
Speaker 2: Aton Pates. There's a lot of these cases where they
36:15
Speaker 2: just never turn up. What was it all about? Who knows?
36:18
Speaker 2: Could have been? Could have been a kidnapping for ransom.
36:24
Speaker 2: If you're in that little town there, that's the only
36:26
Speaker 2: famous person who has a mother, who might have a
36:30
Speaker 2: lot of money. Maybe that makes for the target. But
36:32
Speaker 2: then you weren't anticipating the coverage, the massive front page
36:38
Speaker 2: lead story coverage day and night all over the country,
36:41
Speaker 2: the President of the United States personally getting involved, the
36:45
Speaker 2: entire FBI hunting for you. There have been cases where
36:48
Speaker 2: kidnappers panic and don't want to go through with it.
36:51
Speaker 2: They just get rid of the body, buried or whatever,
36:53
Speaker 2: and they just don't it's just too risky. You'd like
36:56
Speaker 2: to collect some ransom, but it's too risky to try
37:01
Speaker 2: to make any contactcause that's where you'll get caught. That's
37:03
Speaker 2: where they'll arrest you. And I guess you think, well,
37:07
Speaker 2: maybe they would try crypto. And I didn't know this.
37:10
Speaker 2: I didn't know till I heard it all over the
37:12
Speaker 2: news that you can trace crypto. Crypto is very traceable,
37:17
Speaker 2: and they have captured criminals through tracing their crypto. So
37:22
Speaker 2: it's very possible that kidnappers didn't know that, and when
37:26
Speaker 2: that was suddenly all over the news, realized they can't
37:28
Speaker 2: go through with this. Collecting the ransom is where you'd
37:31
Speaker 2: get caught. So maybe they abandoned the whole thing. So hey, Eric,
37:36
Speaker 2: Adam's doing a lot of interviews, a lot of interviews.
37:39
Speaker 2: He's done a lot of radio shows, He's done TV shows.
37:42
Speaker 2: He was on Fox News Saturday night. He was with
37:47
Speaker 2: Lara Trump, who does that show. But Adams was there
37:49
Speaker 2: to talk about all kinds of things, including Zora and
37:51
Speaker 2: Mamdani and where he's lacking.
37:53
Speaker 9: I have police officers attack in a park and you
37:58
Speaker 9: dismiss above that. When you lose double digit people on
38:02
Speaker 9: your street because they're sleeping because of cold, whether when
38:06
Speaker 9: you believe that you want to tax the top one
38:09
Speaker 9: percent who pay forty to fifty percent of our taxes,
38:14
Speaker 9: that's just the wrong symbol.
38:16
Speaker 2: Absolutely, Remember we weren't that drilled with Adams. We'd give
38:19
Speaker 2: anything to happen back now. He would have if Andrew
38:22
Speaker 2: Cuomo hadn't shown up in that Democratic primary, Adams would
38:25
Speaker 2: have been in it and probably would have won the
38:26
Speaker 2: Democratic primary and still be mayor. Hey, we'll be back
38:29
Speaker 2: after the news. A lot to get to on seven
38:31
Speaker 2: to ten wo