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Hour 3: Public Opinion on Israel · Curtis Sliwa & Larry Mendte In The Morning

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Speaker 1: And major major news overnight. You know, the Kushners have
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Speaker 1: dominated the news cycle. Larry First, Kushner's brother's part of
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Speaker 1: that team that has bought the Lakers with the former
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Speaker 1: head of Disney Eisner, for twelve billion dollars.
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Speaker 2: So it's very confusing. People are saying to.
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Speaker 1: Me, Wow, wait, Kushna get all that money. That's his brother.
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Speaker 1: He's got his own money raising machine with Eisner. Separate,
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Speaker 1: but Jared Kushner, who is married to Donald Trump's daughter,
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Speaker 1: has been part of this duo that has traveled the
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Speaker 1: world on behalf of the President of the United States,
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Speaker 1: attempting to bring peace to different areas of the country.
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Speaker 1: So he's been to the Ukraine, he's been to Russia,
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Speaker 1: and he spent a lot of time in the Middle East,
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Speaker 1: the Persian Gulf, and surprisingly he was in Cairo, Egypt
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Speaker 1: yesterday meeting with Hamas represents of Hamas, the Arab nations
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Speaker 1: who are part of Donald Trump's Board of Peace. And
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Speaker 1: by the way, it took the president a full year
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Speaker 1: to get everybody on board to agree to a twenty
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Speaker 1: point plan so that Gaza can be restored, the people
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Speaker 1: can live there with a different government with Hamas giving
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Speaker 1: up their weapons and Israel withdrawing. And then a week
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Speaker 1: later it was Phebe Netiyahu, who's running for his life
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Speaker 1: to get re elected because he's behind in the polls
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Speaker 1: in Israel. His parliamentary elections are at the end of October,
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Speaker 1: who said no, no, no. When out withdrawing, Hamas must
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Speaker 1: give up all of its weapons first. So I'm assuming
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Speaker 1: that Jared Kushner will be going to meet with BB
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Speaker 1: in the next few hours to let him know, look.
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Speaker 2: Look at all the work, Look at all.
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Speaker 1: These Arab nations that are coming together. They've never come
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Speaker 1: together like this before. You're the only impediment to stopping
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Speaker 1: this plan from moving forward. The President himself, Donald Trump,
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Speaker 1: has not weighed in on this and the other thing
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Speaker 1: going on. We know how Mike Kakabe, who is the
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Speaker 1: ambassador to Israel, very pro Israel, very pro settler, actually
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Speaker 1: announced over the weekend that a siege of Palestinian homes
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Speaker 1: in the West Bank was a terrorist act and that
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Speaker 1: BB has got to restrain some of the settlers from
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Speaker 1: just walking into Palestinian homes and taking them over.
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Speaker 2: And what really triggered this.
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Speaker 1: One of the homes was owned by a resident of Ohio,
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Speaker 1: who happens to be a Palestinian descent, he complained, and
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Speaker 1: it's been a real mess. One last thing before you
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Speaker 1: go to the polling results, which I think we kind
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Speaker 1: of shocking, is that BB is moving to the far
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Speaker 1: far far fault right. He's got ministers with portfolio that
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Speaker 1: are part of his cabinet because unlike our situation, Donald
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Speaker 1: Trump does not put together a coalition with Pete Hegsef
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Speaker 1: or the Treasury secretary or Rubio.
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Speaker 2: But in Israel you.
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Speaker 1: Have to get these little party people to be in
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Speaker 1: charge of different divisions. It's like to be in his
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Speaker 1: cabinet with portfolio. And so he has a minister of
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Speaker 1: National Security who said this over the weekend. He said,
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Speaker 1: it's no secret I disagree with BB. Targeted assassinations every night,
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Speaker 1: should take out thirty to forty Hamas members in Gaza,
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Speaker 1: and not just those who pose an immediate threat. There
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Speaker 1: are people there who are not worthy of life. They
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Speaker 1: shouldn't live, they're not even people. And he's called for
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Speaker 1: a mass expulsion of Palestinians from Gaza, replaced by Israelis man.
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Speaker 1: That is an extreme position. So you see BB should
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Speaker 1: dismiss him for statements like that. I mean, the guy
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Speaker 1: is personally as part of his and it shit. I
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Speaker 1: don't agree with the Prime Minister. And then he has
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Speaker 1: said some of the most horrible things that you might
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Speaker 1: even equate to ethnic cleansing, but he won't get rid
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Speaker 1: of them because he needs every coalition member in order
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Speaker 1: to get re elected. So I think this is gonna
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Speaker 1: require another one on one conversation with Donald Trump in
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Speaker 1: which I think the President is going to be dropping
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Speaker 1: a lot of f bombs again because this are not good.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's not good, and it's not been good for
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Speaker 3: Benjamin Natanya, who you called the polls shocking, and I
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Speaker 3: agree with you. The polls that Harry Enton has, and
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Speaker 3: it's not just one, it's several polls I've done over
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Speaker 3: the last couple of months that show the popularity of
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Speaker 3: Israel is diminishing. And it's not just among the young,
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Speaker 3: and it's not just among young Democrats. It is across
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Speaker 3: the board.
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Speaker 4: Look at these numbers on Israel the net favorability, they're
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Speaker 4: all negative. They're all negative. Ipsos minus ten points, Fox
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Speaker 4: minus eleven points, m you Marquette University Law schools. Look
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Speaker 4: at that minus twenty Poots Pure Research Center minus twenty
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Speaker 4: three points negative negative negative negative, and Galliperle this year
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Speaker 4: was also negative. We're not just talking about the Democratic
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Speaker 4: base anymore. We're talking about the general electorate as well.
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Speaker 4: The general electorate has turned against Israel. This is not
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Speaker 4: just a left issue. It is an American issue when
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Speaker 4: it comes to opinions on Israel.
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Speaker 3: I know a lot of people like to point at
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump and say his popularity has wanne because of Iran.
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Speaker 3: And it has, but not as much as Benjamin Nettyaw
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Speaker 3: who has on the world stage. And I do think
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Speaker 3: the fighting between Trump and net Yao who has hurt
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Speaker 3: net Yao Who a lot because it almost gave permission
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Speaker 3: to the Republicans. Hey guess what. You can hate him too,
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Speaker 3: but listen to his numbers.
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Speaker 5: It's netting Yah who himself has a major problem when
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Speaker 5: it comes to public opinion in the United States.
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Speaker 2: Look at this.
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Speaker 5: Americans say they are not confident when it comes to
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Speaker 5: netting Yahoo and world affairs.
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Speaker 2: Look at this. In twenty twenty three, they're not confident.
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Speaker 5: Percentage was forty two up significantly.
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Speaker 4: Up like a rocket, up to fifty nine percent.
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Speaker 5: That's a nearly twenty point movement in just three years time,
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Speaker 5: and now the majority of Americans say they're not confident
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Speaker 5: when it comes to BB Natan Yahoo and world affairs.
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Speaker 5: And we're not just talking Democrats here, we're talking the
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Speaker 5: entire American public.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, because it's been all bad news. Right. It's it's Gaza,
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Speaker 3: it's Lebanon, it's Iran. It's constantly a problem, it constantly
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Speaker 3: needs world attention, and it's constantly not good when you
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Speaker 3: look at Israel side of it. So you can see
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Speaker 3: why there would be negative publicity. But I can't emphasize
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Speaker 3: this enough. I do believe that it's the Donald Trump
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Speaker 3: influence when he started to turn ben on Netanyahu a
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Speaker 3: little bit, and he's trying to backtrack from that. But
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Speaker 3: you're right, Curtis, this next conversation is going to be
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Speaker 3: full of f bombs. And it's not just the.
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Speaker 5: Young I said, you might have expected younger Democrats to
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Speaker 5: be leaving the charge and not being confident bbnatannyah.
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Speaker 2: Who, But in fact it was older Democrats.
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Speaker 5: But look at the reverse here, look among Republicans, because
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Speaker 5: here there is a massive age and look at this
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Speaker 5: Republicans who are not confident BB now on Yahoo.
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Speaker 2: Look at this.
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Speaker 5: Younger Republicans nearly three and five were talking fifty eight
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Speaker 5: percent compared to thirty percent of Republicans who are fifty
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Speaker 5: and older.
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Speaker 1: So I think the lesson here is because every time
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Speaker 1: I've had conversations with Jewish Americans on this, those that
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Speaker 1: support Bebe, which by the way, is a shrinking number
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Speaker 1: of Jewish Americans too, they'll immediately accuse me and others
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Speaker 1: of being anti Semitic. No, it's like if you're looking
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Speaker 1: at the American race for president, whoever turns out to
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Speaker 1: be the Republican candidate versus the Democratic candidate. So if
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Speaker 1: you're in Israel and you're opposed to a particular candy,
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Speaker 1: doesn't mean you're anti America. So, as I've told them,
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Speaker 1: I said, I love Israel. I've been there three times.
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Speaker 1: It's a great country. I just hate Beebe what he's done.
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Speaker 1: He's gone so far to the right, and it's like
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Speaker 1: no time, he's like a pariah internationally. Look at these
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Speaker 1: numbers that have been turned again, and it's now impacting
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Speaker 1: our country because of the perception he is.
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Speaker 2: And it's not good for Jewish people either.
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Speaker 1: So at the end of October, he has his parliamentary elections.
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Speaker 1: He's been in close to twenty years.
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Speaker 3: That's the problem. Do you just put your finger on
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Speaker 3: the problem. Anybody that sticks around that long is going
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Speaker 3: to get high negatives constantly. And the problem he has
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Speaker 3: had is that he's desperate. He's been desperate now for
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Speaker 3: the last couple of years. And if you've seen during
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Speaker 3: that desperation, his poll numbers continue to go down. Listen
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Speaker 3: if he loses this election, and right now I would
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Speaker 3: say he's going to lose this election. He might be
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Speaker 3: convicted after that. I mean, there's going to be a
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Speaker 3: tribunal after that to put him up. So he is desperate,
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Speaker 3: he's scared, he knows what's coming. These numbers don't help
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Speaker 3: them in this country. So I don't know exactly where
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Speaker 3: he's going to go from here. But I think one
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Speaker 3: of the reasons you see him as a whole guard
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Speaker 3: liner and striking out constantly is because that plays with
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Speaker 3: a certain amount of the public in Israel, and that's
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Speaker 3: always got Okay.
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Speaker 1: I think to be fair on this, if BB would
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Speaker 1: just play along with Trump and the board of he
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Speaker 1: said like twenty nations set of involved, I've never seen
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Speaker 1: such an impressive group of people who are in the
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Speaker 1: same room, and they agree and say, Okay, I give
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Speaker 1: you this much time in order for Hamas to turn
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Speaker 1: over their weapons to you. But if after this amount
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Speaker 1: of time they've not turned over their weapons to you,
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Speaker 1: will have no choice but to come back in nice
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Speaker 1: right there, it's not hard for them to come back in.
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Speaker 1: Right now, they control sixty percent of the Gaza, only
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Speaker 1: forty percent is controlled by Hamas. Hamas is willing to
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Speaker 1: give up control of the forty percent to a new authority,
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Speaker 1: and then they said they will start giving up their weapons.
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Speaker 2: So give it time. Trump is invested a year into this.
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Speaker 3: I agree with you. I wish he would do that,
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Speaker 3: but apparently in his own country, being a hardliner plays
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Speaker 3: really well with a large number of the population. So
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Speaker 3: if he pulls it back now, he's gonna look like
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Speaker 3: a flip flap.
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Speaker 1: Well, that's why I think it's incumbent upon Trump who
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Speaker 1: has to bear deal with this, because this is a
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Speaker 1: slap in his face. Let's face it, after he's put
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Speaker 1: a lot of hard work into this. Bbe you're so
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Speaker 1: dependent on aid from America. I'm not talking about military aid,
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Speaker 1: but this other raid. Don't put me in a position
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Speaker 1: where I have to agree with some of your critics
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Speaker 1: that it's time to cut AID because you don't want
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Speaker 1: to play ball. You don't seem like you want peace.
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Speaker 1: You just seem like you want endless war. And it
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Speaker 1: serves your interest, but it does not serve the interests
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Speaker 1: of Israeli people, or American people, or peace in the
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Speaker 1: Middle East and Persian golf.
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Speaker 3: there's been several huge movies this year, but Spider Man
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Speaker 3: two point two billion dollars globally and counting, so they've
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Speaker 3: joined the two billion dollar club. But look it, this
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Speaker 3: You want the top eight, Yes, the top seven. Avatar
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Speaker 3: Number one two point nine billion. Nobody's hit three billion yet,
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Speaker 3: Avengers Endgame two point seven billion, Avatar, The Way of
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Speaker 3: the Water, the Second Avatar two point three billion, Titanic,
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Speaker 3: a non superhero world. Oh I was what a great movie?
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Speaker 3: Yeah it was two point two billion. Star Wars The
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Speaker 3: Force Awakens two point zero seven billion, Avengers Affinity were
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Speaker 3: two point zero three billion, and then Spider Man Brand
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Speaker 3: New Day.
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Speaker 1: Well, you know something, Spider Man Brand New Day. I'll
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Speaker 1: give a pass to Natalie, her and her family they
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Speaker 1: go to movies, but she's a convalescing from the knee surgery.
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Speaker 6: My son did. My son pulled the wait for the
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Speaker 6: rest of the family. He went this weekend.
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Speaker 2: What was reaction?
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Speaker 6: He liked it and he's not a superhero kind of guy.
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Speaker 6: So if that says anything, because I would normally not
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Speaker 6: see it. But if he thought he you know, enjoyed
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Speaker 6: it without having that kind of background, I was like, Okay,
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Speaker 6: I guess the two billion people know to.
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Speaker 3: Be fair because of inflation. Yeah, that's true.
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Speaker 6: It's money now.
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Speaker 3: You can't really compare it to the past. But Gone
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Speaker 3: with the Wind, Gone with the Wind if you, if
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Speaker 3: you account for inflation, would have made four point six
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Speaker 3: billion dollars worldwide.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, probably the whole year. There were ten movies that
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Speaker 6: came out too, kind of different.
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Speaker 3: I was supposed almost everybody in America saw Gone with
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Speaker 3: the Wind because there's nothing else to do.
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Speaker 2: Come on, I will go I love Gone with the
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Speaker 2: Wind one of my things.
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Speaker 3: I'll go through the movies that were out this year.
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Speaker 3: That year. You'd be surprised you'd know them all.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, was out that year. You have been procrastinating. You're
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Speaker 2: a movie guy. I'm not really.
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Speaker 1: I went with Nanciago she Flaco, the documentary about the
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Speaker 1: owl who captured our imagination for ye before I died.
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Speaker 1: But you keep saying, ohya shiada she ma kwanam I
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Speaker 1: we shaying Italian? When when is this gonna happen. So
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Speaker 1: can you go see Spider Man? Because if you're not
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Speaker 1: gonna go, I'm gonna have to take Nancy next week.
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Speaker 3: Oh well, then you go. That's that's fine. I'm gonna
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Speaker 3: I'm gonna watch Spider Man when it comes out stream.
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Speaker 2: When are you gonna go see the honysty.
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Speaker 3: I sold out all the time.
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Speaker 2: Oh come on, it is check for yourself.
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Speaker 3: I don't Why would I see it in anything else?
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Speaker 3: If I'm gonna watch a movie that was shot in
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Speaker 3: seventy millimeters imax and everybody talks about it is so amazing,
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Speaker 3: if I go see it somewhere else, I'm not gonna
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Speaker 3: sit another three hours through that movie. So if I'm
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Speaker 3: gonna give up three hours.
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Speaker 1: Talk to gen Z guy the Quiet Storm. Hey Chris, Chris,
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Speaker 1: do you subscribe to that opinion? If I can't see
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Speaker 1: it my way, I'm not gonna see it at all.
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Speaker 1: I kind of agree, But I also saw it yesterday
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Speaker 1: on seventy millimeters talent the Lincoln Center right up here.
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Speaker 3: Oh well, have you been trying to get in?
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Speaker 2: Yeah? He sold out and it's sold that.
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Speaker 7: I only got the tickets because I know somebody who
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Speaker 7: got a ticket and like sold it to me.
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Speaker 2: For how much was the Big Turday back? I gave him.
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Speaker 7: I gave him it was sixty bucks for the two tickets.
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Speaker 2: All right, So you went to see it? No Imax,
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Speaker 2: No it was Imax.
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Speaker 1: Oh it was.
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Speaker 2: It was the Imax Big seventy million. Okay, So how
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Speaker 2: was it? How was it was incredible? Yeah?
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Speaker 3: It's worth seeing. Yes, So I'm doing the right thing
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Speaker 3: by holding up.
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Speaker 7: I don't I don't think. I'm not going to judge
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Speaker 7: you for waiting to see it on the fact that procrastinating.
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Speaker 7: I understand. I'm not going to judge.
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Speaker 2: Have you been a Spider Man yet? Have quiet snor?
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Speaker 2: I have not seen Spider Man?
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Speaker 1: Now. Oh, Chris Sean Loan from Mark Simon has talked
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Speaker 1: more here than he's talking years.
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Speaker 2: It's just marm he's getting used to it.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, here you go.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, but you're gen z.
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Speaker 3: Got took a while.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll do it.
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Speaker 7: I'll do what I can to give you the the
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Speaker 7: younger perspective.
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Speaker 3: enters a plea, but it may backfire on him. We'll
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Speaker 3: explain when we come back. Tation forget. There were so
19:57
Speaker 3: many people who were disappointed yesterday over the weekend, specifically
20:04
Speaker 3: Friday morning, when Luigi Mangione entered a plea in federal court,
20:12
Speaker 3: because it was the end of this long story that
20:16
Speaker 3: there were two sides on and both wanted separate conclusions.
20:23
Speaker 3: There were people that loved Luigi Mangeli. You saw them outside.
20:26
Speaker 3: They were some crazy people, but there were also some
20:29
Speaker 3: people that weren't so crazy across the country who have
20:33
Speaker 3: been wronged by the healthcare industry, and they saw him
20:36
Speaker 3: as some kind of crusader and martyr. And then there
20:40
Speaker 3: are other people like me who looked at what he
20:44
Speaker 3: did and said, oh my god, this guy's got to
20:47
Speaker 3: be put away forever. How can you plan and stalk
20:53
Speaker 3: and kill a father just because to you it represents
20:59
Speaker 3: the health care industry. It was never right. But no
21:03
Speaker 3: matter what it all ended on Friday, Well, I guess
21:07
Speaker 3: it will officially end in December when they come up
21:11
Speaker 3: with a sentence for him. But right now it is
21:14
Speaker 3: a plead deal, and his attorney, Karen Friedman agna Filo,
21:20
Speaker 3: says that yes, he was fighting for justice.
21:24
Speaker 4: Like the thousands of people who've reached out since his
21:27
Speaker 4: tragedy to share their own experiences.
21:29
Speaker 6: He believed that the system had failed him and destroyed
21:32
Speaker 6: his life.
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Speaker 3: So the whole scheme is, and I'm going to call
21:36
Speaker 3: it a scheme, but the whole strategy I guess they
21:38
Speaker 3: would call it is that he pleads guilty in federal court,
21:44
Speaker 3: that he gets a less less sentence than life in
21:47
Speaker 3: prison because he's pled and then he goes to state
21:51
Speaker 3: court and he says, you can't you can't try me
21:55
Speaker 3: twice for the same crime.
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Speaker 6: It was a single tragic event. Yeah, he's being secuted
22:00
Speaker 6: twice for the same conduct.
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Speaker 2: And yet it is flawed because there's no deal.
22:07
Speaker 3: Really, there's no deal. He it was a premeditated murder,
22:14
Speaker 3: and who was going to make a deal with him. Nobody.
22:18
Speaker 3: So in the beginning, that's all they said in the media,
22:20
Speaker 3: and that's all his attorneys said. We're talking about a
22:23
Speaker 3: plead deal. We're gonna make a plead deal. But I
22:25
Speaker 3: will tell you what nobody told. Jamie McDonald, US attorney
22:29
Speaker 3: for the Southern District. He says, there is no deal,
22:33
Speaker 3: there are.
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Speaker 12: No accommodations or concessions, and we are free to seek
22:36
Speaker 12: the maximum penalty under the law.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, because he and then he went on to say,
22:41
Speaker 3: we're going to go after a life sentence because of
22:45
Speaker 3: the heinousness of this crime.
22:47
Speaker 12: This was not a spontaneous act of violence. It was deliberate,
22:53
Speaker 12: calculated and premeditated.
22:55
Speaker 2: Good.
22:56
Speaker 3: I am so happy because I thought to my off,
23:00
Speaker 3: oh my god, this guy is going to get off
23:02
Speaker 3: with you know, twenty years in prisoner, ten years in prisoner,
23:05
Speaker 3: twelve years in prison, and that would not be justice.
23:08
Speaker 3: And I think justice is going to still come because
23:11
Speaker 3: I don't think the state court is going to back off.
23:13
Speaker 3: I don't think the state prosecutors are going to back off,
23:16
Speaker 3: and I don't think this judge is going to go
23:17
Speaker 3: for this in the federal court.
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Speaker 1: Well, the state court will have really no other recourse
23:23
Speaker 1: because the lead attorney the husband and wife team, the
23:27
Speaker 1: husband had originally represented along with Todd Blanche who is
23:31
Speaker 1: now our Attorney General, Paul Maniford, who was double charged,
23:36
Speaker 1: although obviously not to this extent. We're not talking murder,
23:40
Speaker 1: we're not talking assault. We're talking about illegally gaining money,
23:46
Speaker 1: you know, from his various connections, and he pled in
23:50
Speaker 1: the federal level, and then the state said, well, we
23:53
Speaker 1: want to prosecute him because we've charged him too, and
23:56
Speaker 1: he basically said, you can't touch this. So I think
23:59
Speaker 1: going into this, since they had the experience we're doing
24:01
Speaker 1: this before with Paul Maniford, they're pretty well assured that
24:07
Speaker 1: Alvin Bragg is not going to have an opportunity to
24:10
Speaker 1: prosecute him. But you're right, nobody knows what the judge
24:13
Speaker 1: is going to do. He may have a sort of
24:17
Speaker 1: shot the dice on the crap table and could end
24:20
Speaker 1: up with a lifetime sentence, which is not anything he's
24:25
Speaker 1: looking towards, or it could be as less as twelve years,
24:29
Speaker 1: and since he's only what twenty six twenty eight, he
24:32
Speaker 1: could conceivably, under those circumstances, be out by the time
24:35
Speaker 1: he's forty.
24:36
Speaker 3: So you think the state case is going to get
24:37
Speaker 3: thrown out?
24:38
Speaker 2: I believe so.
24:39
Speaker 3: Yah. Yeah, they've already ruled on it. I mean early
24:41
Speaker 3: on they tried this argument and they had already ruled
24:44
Speaker 3: on it. So they would have to do an about
24:45
Speaker 3: face now to be able to say, yeah, we're not
24:48
Speaker 3: gonna You're absolutely right, we're not going to try this
24:50
Speaker 3: because Alvin Bragg had already won this argument, So the
24:54
Speaker 3: judge would have to say the judge would have to say, well,
24:58
Speaker 3: because he's already going to put away for life, then
25:02
Speaker 3: you know we'll drop this. I don't think it's gonna happen.
25:04
Speaker 3: I think they want this case.
25:05
Speaker 2: Well, let me tell you something.
25:07
Speaker 1: You're not alone, Uh, your former colleagues, all the journalists
25:11
Speaker 1: out there who are planning to cover two trials careers
25:15
Speaker 1: could be made from covering these strips, and all the
25:18
Speaker 1: man genistas out there, including the three the three bird
25:22
Speaker 1: brains who still have press passes, one of whom was
25:28
Speaker 1: actually mad dogging the wife of the dead CEO and
25:33
Speaker 1: then posting later that it was good that he got
25:37
Speaker 1: killed and shame on you for having married him. And
25:40
Speaker 1: it's sort of like, what the hell is she doing
25:42
Speaker 1: with a press pass? For three of them have press passes.
25:45
Speaker 1: All of this started back with Bill LEBLAGIAI were issuing
25:49
Speaker 1: press passes to non journalists, carried on with Eric Adams,
25:52
Speaker 1: carried on now with Johan Mandami.
25:54
Speaker 2: They gotta end this.
25:56
Speaker 1: I mean, these are not journalists. These are not people
25:59
Speaker 1: who have podcasts maybe with large numbers of viewers or listeners.
26:05
Speaker 1: They're just self appointed journalists who are theirs, the cheering
26:08
Speaker 1: squad for Luigi Mangioni, and they're just doing everything to
26:14
Speaker 1: disrupt the family that's already been disrupted with the execution
26:18
Speaker 1: of their father.
26:19
Speaker 3: I agree with you. They were despicable and they were
26:22
Speaker 3: in it for the weirdest reasons, and so it just
26:25
Speaker 3: shows you that there's crazy people on the streets and
26:28
Speaker 3: then there's crazy people like Luigi Mangioni. So he's back
26:32
Speaker 3: on Friday, he's going to be back with the sentenziggs
26:35
Speaker 3: December eighteenth. But December eighteenth, yeah, December eighteenth, he's going
26:39
Speaker 3: to be back in court. So there's a lot of
26:42
Speaker 3: time in between that and the double jeopardy will be
26:44
Speaker 3: decided there. I tend to agree with you not. I
26:48
Speaker 3: still think they're gonna go ahead with this. They shouldn't
26:50
Speaker 3: go ahead with it. They really shouldn't because he's probably
26:53
Speaker 3: gonna spend the rest of his life in prison. It
26:56
Speaker 3: would be superfluous. The state charges and the eight the
27:01
Speaker 3: state sentencing won't make any difference once he goes to
27:04
Speaker 3: federal court. And I hope what I would love to see,
27:07
Speaker 3: and I don't think this is gonna happen. What I
27:09
Speaker 3: would love to see is them say, the judge be
27:11
Speaker 3: able to say, let's see what happens in federal court.
27:14
Speaker 3: Let's hold off on this until federal court. I don't
27:17
Speaker 3: think that's what's gonna happen. I really do think they're
27:19
Speaker 3: gonna go forward with this.
27:21
Speaker 1: But you know, for what one thing, we know though,
27:26
Speaker 1: there'll be a lot of young ladies out there offering
27:29
Speaker 1: to become a jail house bride for Luigi Mangione. No
27:33
Speaker 1: matter how much time he does twelve years, twenty four,
27:35
Speaker 1: forty eight, triple life, footout parole, they'll be lining up
27:40
Speaker 1: to visit with Luigi. Oh, it's so horrible. Now up next,
27:45
Speaker 1: I'm gonna take you on memory lane as I took Nancy,
27:47
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27:51
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27:56
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Speaker 1: To Larry, you remember that Sunday the World Cup Final
29:32
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29:38
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29:42
Speaker 1: be all Polish no longer, but she went to all
29:45
Speaker 1: the little shops and places that she remembered, going up
29:48
Speaker 1: where her mom was born, where her grandmother lived, and
29:51
Speaker 1: going in and out. Some of the shopkeepers were still there. Well,
29:55
Speaker 1: it turns out ta ty Herkimer jerk. The Kukulamunga who
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Speaker 1: represents said area now is an assembly woman named Emily Gallagher.
30:03
Speaker 1: And on Friday she stood outside of these steps at
30:07
Speaker 1: criminal Court with the DSSA who believe that shoplifters should
30:13
Speaker 1: not be prosecuted.
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Speaker 2: In fact, what did she say there?
30:15
Speaker 3: Larry?
30:16
Speaker 6: Most of what we saw were crimes of poverty. People
30:19
Speaker 6: who are stealing things like toothpaste, people who are stealing
30:22
Speaker 6: things like you know, soap, And that means if you're
30:26
Speaker 6: stealing those things, you need them.
30:28
Speaker 1: So she says, along with the other DSA members, that
30:32
Speaker 1: it's okay as long as you're satisfying your biological needs,
30:36
Speaker 1: so soap, toothpaste, theodorant. That's why when you go into
30:40
Speaker 1: a Dwayne Read or a CBS, which he really talked about, well,
30:43
Speaker 1: they have enough money they could afford to lose these bodies.
30:47
Speaker 1: You are or anybody else has to stand there month
30:49
Speaker 1: or sundays to get an attendant with a key to
30:52
Speaker 1: open up stuff because it's all behind plastic shields. I
30:57
Speaker 1: mean the other day I had to get shaving cream
31:00
Speaker 1: wait twelve minutes for an attend and to comment on Locke,
31:03
Speaker 1: it's why.
31:07
Speaker 6: Well, first it was the razor blades, and then I
31:09
Speaker 6: was like, okay, they're super expensive. I guess I kind
31:12
Speaker 6: of get it. But then there are items, like you said,
31:15
Speaker 6: shaving cream, Why why is that under lock and key?
31:19
Speaker 3: Yeah, usually it's the high price stuff that's on everything. Yeah,
31:24
Speaker 3: well that that must just be in Manhattan.
31:26
Speaker 1: Well, I tell you when we walked down green Point Avenue,
31:28
Speaker 1: Manhattan Avenue, Nashau Avenue, places packed because they got a
31:31
Speaker 1: lot of gen zs and millennials now and some of
31:34
Speaker 1: the elderly polls. But man, people going in and out
31:38
Speaker 1: of those stores, they can barely make ends meet, and
31:42
Speaker 1: they have to pay additional taxes, electricity rates, water rates,
31:46
Speaker 1: search rates, and naturally they're paying more for their employees.
31:49
Speaker 3: Well, let's get to the point of view. The point
31:51
Speaker 3: of view is that there are people in this country
31:54
Speaker 3: that shouldn't pay for anything, and we should feel guilty
31:58
Speaker 3: about that, and we should get give them anything anything
32:01
Speaker 3: they want, including letting them go on crimes because they're
32:06
Speaker 3: the downtrodden. So if they committed heinous crime, they should
32:10
Speaker 3: still be out. There should be no bail. They should
32:11
Speaker 3: be back out on the streets. If they want a shoplift,
32:15
Speaker 3: you know, that's on us. That's our fault, and we'll
32:18
Speaker 3: pay for it. So they want everybody else to pay
32:22
Speaker 3: for their faults and their flaws. And look, I understand
32:26
Speaker 3: that there's some people that are mentally ill. I wish
32:28
Speaker 3: they weren't roaming the streets. That's one of the major
32:31
Speaker 3: problems when it comes to crime.
32:33
Speaker 2: I can tell you this, Larry and Natalie.
32:35
Speaker 1: For all those shoplifters that I've dealt with with the
32:37
Speaker 1: Guardian Angels, they were never using these personal hygienic products
32:43
Speaker 1: for themselves.
32:43
Speaker 2: They're selling it out. What do you give me for
32:46
Speaker 2: this bar dial soap? What do you give me for
32:48
Speaker 2: this odor?
32:49
Speaker 3: You know?
32:50
Speaker 2: It's basically botering.
32:51
Speaker 6: Yeah, And they go out with like ten pounds of
32:54
Speaker 6: soap and they steal it.
32:56
Speaker 3: And people let them. That's the thing. Once they do,
32:59
Speaker 3: they're told no, don't try to stop them, don't try
33:01
Speaker 3: to stop them, and then we pay for it.
33:03
Speaker 1: The law now is if it's more than a thousand
33:06
Speaker 1: dollars value, it's a felony.
33:08
Speaker 2: It should be much lower to be a felony, but
33:10
Speaker 2: that's the law.
33:11
Speaker 3: How many people have been prosecuted for that?
33:13
Speaker 1: Oh?
33:14
Speaker 2: None, Yeah, of course.
33:15
Speaker 3: So and then all these laws that they tell you
33:18
Speaker 3: what these severe penalties are, they mean nothing more nothing.
33:21
Speaker 1: It answer to the crime status. And everybody wants you
33:24
Speaker 1: to be able to show the crime is going down, down, down,
33:28
Speaker 1: So she wants it not to be a misdemeanor. She
33:31
Speaker 1: doesn't even want you to get a ticket. She wants
33:33
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33:36
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33:38
Speaker 3: And the horrible thing is she's not alone. That's a
33:42
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33:44
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33:49
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33:52
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Speaker 1: Sure?
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