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Mark Simone 10am FULL HOUR · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: The president in a shouting match the reflecting pool. We'll
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Speaker 1: get to Gavin Newsom, looks like he's got real trouble coming.
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Speaker 1: We'll get to Frank Corone, called by some the most
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Speaker 1: corrupt man in New York. He's been arrested. What's that
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Speaker 1: all about? How does it tie into Cuomo? To Eric Adams.
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Speaker 1: We'll get to Mom Donnie. We'll get to that evil,
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Speaker 1: awful coffee shop, the anti Semitic coffee shop, and what's
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Speaker 1: happening to it. We'll get to Taylor Swift and the
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Speaker 1: wedding and a whole lot more coming up. Hey, oil
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Speaker 1: is down. It was below seventy. It was in the sixties.
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Speaker 1: Now that's what it was pre war, pre Iran conflict oil.
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Speaker 1: Right now. If you're a Democrat, might want to cover
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Speaker 1: your ears. You're not going to like this. Oh, it's
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Speaker 1: down to seventy seventy dollars a gallon. Before the war,
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Speaker 1: it was about sixty eight. So it's pretty much where
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Speaker 1: it was before the war. This is down forty points,
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Speaker 1: forty points from a month and a half ago, dropped
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Speaker 1: forty points of barrel. It's down to pre war levels.
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Speaker 1: You will not hear about this on CNN or MS.
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Speaker 1: Now hear they won't report it on the nightly news.
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Speaker 1: They just don't mention it when it goes down. Yesterday,
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Speaker 1: the President getting into a shouting match with Bill Cassidy
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Speaker 1: and well, the Morning Joe crowd might be shocked, but
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Speaker 1: most of America saying to themselves, who the hell's Bill Cassidy.
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Speaker 1: He's a senator, but apparently he's one of the people
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Speaker 1: that voted for this War Powers Act, restricting the President
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Speaker 1: telling him he's got to get out of I ran immediately,
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Speaker 1: and it actually has no actual authority. It's unenforceable, it
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Speaker 1: doesn't mean anything. It's just for show. But President and
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Speaker 1: him get into a shouting match in the Oval office.
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Speaker 1: There's Cassidy later.
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Speaker 2: He did not particularly care for my comments, raised his voice.
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Speaker 1: I lost my temperament. That's not appropriate, is the Irish umans.
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Speaker 3: But I again matched his tone and his vines, and
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Speaker 3: it went back and forth.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, now all presidents yelled. They forget to tell you
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Speaker 1: that part. Every president yells and screams and curses. Biden
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Speaker 1: was one of the worst of all. Cursing and cursing
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Speaker 1: and screaming, not just the people he disagreed with but
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Speaker 1: at his own staff. He was famous for that, screaming
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Speaker 1: and cursing in his own staff, many of them being
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Speaker 1: careful never to be around him if they didn't have
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Speaker 1: to be. Let's see who else. Obama, yeah, not as much,
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Speaker 1: but occasionally he could scream and curse. Bill Clinton a lot.
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Speaker 1: George W. Bush not so much. It was before Clinton.
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Speaker 1: Well he had Bush Senior. Now not a yeller. Reagan
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Speaker 1: not a yeller. I guess the biggest one of all
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Speaker 1: time was Lyndon Johnson. Cursing, screaming, But it's a presidential tradition.
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Speaker 1: Here's more of Cassidy.
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Speaker 2: I told the American people what's going on there was
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Speaker 2: opposed to last four weeks.
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Speaker 1: This last be four Now let me stopped that. I
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Speaker 1: don't think nobody's listening to it. But nobody cares what
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Speaker 1: this guy has to say. Speaking of that Iran War
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Speaker 1: Powers Act restricting the president in Iran. It has no authority,
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Speaker 1: It violates the Constitution Article two. It means absolutely nothing.
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Speaker 1: Was just for show. And on top of all of that,
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Speaker 1: the Senate reversed it. Some Republican switch votes. Now they
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Speaker 1: voted it, they voted it down. It doesn't even exist. Anymore.
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Speaker 1: But the most important one is this Save Act. This
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Speaker 1: is to save America, save the elections, make sure we
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Speaker 1: have legitimate, honest elections, which means you can't send in
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Speaker 1: a ballot a month after the election with no signature
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Speaker 1: and no proof of anything, no ID, no nothing. You
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Speaker 1: can't do any of that. It's just wide open for fraud.
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Speaker 1: Even the Democratic study done by Jimmy Carter said mail
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Speaker 1: in voting is the single biggest fraud there is. This
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Speaker 1: would really straighten out our elections. It's a common sense thing.
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Speaker 1: Ninety percent of America is for it, and every survey
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Speaker 1: Democrats oppose it because they want illegals, anybody who shouldn't
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Speaker 1: vote to vote. It helps them. Chuck Schumer, of course,
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Speaker 1: the phoniest politician ever, the cheapest, hustling phony politician. Listen
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Speaker 1: to him on this.
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Speaker 4: Trump's petty refusal to sign our bipartisan peel shows how
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Speaker 4: reluctant he is to do anything that would help the
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Speaker 4: American people.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, now, Schumer, if you want your Democrat, you want
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Speaker 1: somebody to go after Trump, Schumer is the worst thing
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Speaker 1: you got. Everything with him is hysterical, hyperbolic nonsense. Nobody's
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Speaker 1: paying any attention to Trump has been holding up other
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Speaker 1: bills until he gets that save accense, very very very
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Speaker 1: important to him. So you had a bad election night
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Speaker 1: here in New York. He had every socialist, now I
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Speaker 1: shouldn't even say socialist, every crazy left wing kook communist win.
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Speaker 1: It was just awful. President Trump. Every election is important.
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Speaker 1: We're doing very well.
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Speaker 5: They want a lot of communists to come in.
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Speaker 1: I'm saying it a little bit.
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Speaker 6: Differently, but the people that they're pushing are communists, and
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Speaker 6: this country is not going to have communists.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. Listen, for years we had, you know, the Democrats
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Speaker 1: pushing stuff to liberal kind of stuff, progressive stuff as
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Speaker 1: they might call it. But now it's just pushing communism.
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Speaker 1: You know, you talk about a threat to democracy. These
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Speaker 1: are people that want to elimit, literally eliminate democracy. They
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Speaker 1: want to go communist. They want to change America from
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Speaker 1: democracy to communists. They believe in communism. Never thought we'd
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Speaker 1: have to see this. And the problem is the mainstream
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Speaker 1: Democrats blame Schumer as much as anybody else. He's the
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Speaker 1: leader of the Democrats, he's the highest ranking Democratic official
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Speaker 1: in America. When all this is going on, is he
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Speaker 1: hides under his desk. You know it's time to attack Trump,
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Speaker 1: he's right on TV with the big glasses calling him
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Speaker 1: every name in the world. When it's time to fight
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Speaker 1: communism or anti Semitism, he's hiding under the desk. Nobody
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Speaker 1: can find him. Here's roe Kanna, who's risen up as
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Speaker 1: the New Sunday Show attack dog. He's like the He's
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Speaker 1: like the Indian Adam Schiff, a nasty guy always. But
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Speaker 1: you listen to him. Listen to Rokanna on mom. Donnie
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Speaker 1: is a star. Anyone dismissing him is just naive and
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Speaker 1: out of touch. He is one of the five most
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Speaker 1: consequential Democrats in the nation right now, and people should
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Speaker 1: treat him with respect. Yeah, I say, I don't know
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Speaker 1: about that. Hey, AOC, you said the same thing about AOC.
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Speaker 1: I should be gone in two minutes. It's just a
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Speaker 1: flashing the just a temper right now now, So you
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Speaker 1: got to keep an eye on this communist to take
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Speaker 1: over the Democratic Party. And again blame Schumer, Pelosi, all
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Speaker 1: those people who just sat by and watched it happen,
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Speaker 1: who did nothing to stop it. I mean, the only
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Speaker 1: saying Democrat left is Fatterman.
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Speaker 7: Are the kind of people that are trying to run
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Speaker 7: out of out of office. I mean, they're just good,
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Speaker 7: traditional kinds of Democrats you would would have expect in
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Speaker 7: New York City now and now this has just become
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Speaker 7: really it's just been the dancing days of the dirt
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Speaker 7: bag left, you know, with some of these candidates are outrageous.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and again they're going to take over your whole
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Speaker 1: party and Democratic leaders. You more, mainstream Democrats, You're going
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Speaker 1: to be out. You're going to be finished all because
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Speaker 1: you didn't have the courage to stand up. You didn't
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Speaker 1: fight them off, and who would vote for you? You're
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Speaker 1: not going to fight for yourself? Why would we ever
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Speaker 1: think you'd fight for us? And Hakeem Jeffries, where have
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Speaker 1: you been on all this? I know you go on
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Speaker 1: TV all the time calling Trump every name in the world.
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Speaker 1: Why aren't you stopping these communists? Listen to Steve Scalise first.
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Speaker 2: One to us my condolences to a Keem Jeffries for
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Speaker 2: the devastating defeat that the voters of New York imposed
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Speaker 2: upon him last night in his own backyard and Democrat primaries.
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Speaker 2: You know, you could call it the Bolshevik Revolution of
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Speaker 2: twenty twenty six. But the Mandami takeover of the Democrat
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Speaker 2: Party is official now.
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Speaker 1: Yeah and again Schumer, King, Jeffries, Pelosi, Cuoma. All these
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Speaker 1: people were afraid to say anything. The radical crazy left
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Speaker 1: just let it happen. It's unbelievable that they would allow it.
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Speaker 1: So President Trump meeting with the head of NATO yesterday. Wormy,
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Speaker 1: a wormy sort of a guy, a slippery sort of
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Speaker 1: a character. You know, NATO, we pay everything they put.
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Speaker 1: They chip in about two percent. We pay like ninety
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Speaker 1: eight percent of the NATO bill. We do all the work.
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Speaker 1: They do absolutely nothing. The NATO guy trying to get
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Speaker 1: behind Trump and a Ran and all of that, saying
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Speaker 1: you know, well, you know when you needed us, and
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Speaker 1: Trump jumped in and says you weren't there. Just shut
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Speaker 1: him down with that. Ruti is his name. Just an annoying,
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Speaker 1: annoying guy. You know. It's funny the president. He's trying
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Speaker 1: to stop a terrorist nation, a nuclear threat. I Ran
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Speaker 1: all these other people trying to stop Israel, a democracy,
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Speaker 1: an ally, a savior in the in the Middle East.
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Speaker 1: But this route Trump was polite. He put up with him,
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Speaker 1: told him off when he needed to be told off
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Speaker 1: Hey here in New York. This arrest of Frank Corone,
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Speaker 1: his brother Anthony Corone, this is big, This is big.
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Speaker 1: Some describe them as the most corrupt people of all
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Speaker 1: ever in city Hall. So feds came in arrested them.
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Speaker 1: They were indicted yesterday, all kinds of accusations they were
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Speaker 1: specifically charged with. You remember when the illegals came in here,
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Speaker 1: the illegal migrants. Instead of rounding them up and sending
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Speaker 1: them back like any sane person would do, the Atoms
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Speaker 1: Administration puts them in five hundred dollars a night hotel rooms,
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Speaker 1: luxury hotel rooms, feeds them, gets them laundry service. Well,
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Speaker 1: all this had to be paid for. It cost hundreds
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Speaker 1: of millions of dollars. And this was massive contracts that
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Speaker 1: had to be handed out. And they're accusing Frank Coron
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Speaker 1: of being involved in deciding on certain contracts. There was
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Speaker 1: a motel in Queens six million to this motel, big contract,
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Speaker 1: and they're saying that the owner, who lives in one
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Speaker 1: of those Long Island McMansions, kicked back one hundred and
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Speaker 1: twenty thousand to Corone. It went through his brother's law firm.
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Speaker 1: They're accusing that of being laundering. So these guys facing
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Speaker 1: serious charges now they're very tied into Eric Adams. Corona
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Speaker 1: is very tied into Andrew Cuomo. So who knows what
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Speaker 1: he knows? Who knows what he might be willing to
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Speaker 1: trade for a lighter sentence. He appeared in court yesterday.
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Speaker 1: His attorney Arthur Idella, our friend Arthur Idella's representing him.
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Speaker 1: Is nothing there.
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Speaker 4: This indictment is based on assumptions.
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Speaker 1: Assumption after assumption, after assumption, Well, Idella's good. That sounds good,
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Speaker 1: good thing to say. However, when you get into court,
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Speaker 1: they might actually produce some actual evidence. So if they
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Speaker 1: got him, I don't know. I don't know. These two
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Speaker 1: just go to jail and that's it, or do they
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Speaker 1: try to trade information on other people in exchange for that?
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Speaker 1: So this is gonna get ugly. I would think Adam's
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Speaker 1: very nervous. I would think Cuomo very nervous. And who
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Speaker 1: knows what other parts of government now they've also, at
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Speaker 1: the same time arrested a lot of former NYPD top officials.
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Speaker 1: They're homes raided, FBI scene carrying out huge boxes of stuff,
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Speaker 1: Mom Donnie.
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Speaker 8: On all of that, Commister Tish has already shown a
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Speaker 8: real commitment to cracking down on corruption and ensuring that
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Speaker 8: the public servants in the NYPD are held to the
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Speaker 8: highest standards. I'm confident that she will lead us through
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Speaker 8: this process.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's one reason people want a Tissu in there.
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Speaker 1: She's unbribable, very wealthy herself, not bribable, and not close
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Speaker 1: to the police department, not close to any of these people.
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Speaker 1: So that's what you need to clean house there where
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Speaker 1: it needs to be cleaned up. Ninety nine point nine
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Speaker 1: percent of the police department outstanding public servants, but there's
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Speaker 1: a few people in there that had to go. Hey,
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Speaker 1: July third is next Friday, and that looks like it's
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Speaker 1: going to be the day of the Taylor's Swift wedding.
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Speaker 1: Now they're keeping it quiet, very quiet, because it's supposed
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Speaker 1: to be a sea. Meantime, they're letting stuff leak out.
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Speaker 1: This Taylor Swift is a publicity mastermind, so they're pretending
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Speaker 1: it's top secret, but it looks like it's happening. Madison
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Speaker 1: Square Garden. Now here's the thing. The garden has filed
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Speaker 1: for permits to close streets down all around Madison Square
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Speaker 1: Garden for about a two day period around the wedding.
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Speaker 1: And now I don't mean like you know, when the
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Speaker 1: Knicks we're playing, it'll be massive gridlock from the street closures,
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Speaker 1: all sorts of stuff. So just bear that mind. That's
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Speaker 1: next Friday. That could affect Penn Station, could affect a
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Speaker 1: lot of things. It's supposed to be a secret. Nobody
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Speaker 1: will confirm the weddings there, but we're hearing between five
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Speaker 1: hundred and nine hundred guests. Certain members of the Kansas
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Speaker 1: City Chiefs have already booked hotel rooms at the I
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Speaker 1: don't want to say the hotel near Madison Square Garden,
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Speaker 1: big hotel near Madison Square Garden. So that's a pretty
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Speaker 1: big clue right there. But that could be next Friday.
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Speaker 1: It most likely will be next Friday. Just remember that's
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Speaker 1: going to cause a big traffic headache there. So we
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Speaker 1: got lots to get to today. We'll take some calls
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Speaker 1: in a minute. Eight hundred three two one zero seven
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Speaker 1: ten is the number. Eight hundred three two one zero
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Speaker 1: seven ten. Let's go to Dave in Chicago. Dave, how
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Speaker 1: you doing.
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Speaker 6: Mark.
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Speaker 9: We know that at some point the United States is
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Speaker 9: going to unfreeze billions of dollars from Iran.
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Speaker 6: My question is, how are we going to know if
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Speaker 6: the citizens.
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Speaker 9: Of Iran are going to get this money as intended.
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Speaker 1: Apparently they have set up all kinds of mechanisms to
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Speaker 1: guarantee that we can release money. Their money by the way,
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Speaker 1: we're releasing back to them, but we have in place
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Speaker 1: all kinds of systems to see where it goes. They've
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Speaker 1: been told it has to go to the population to
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Speaker 1: feed them. Right now, they're out of food, so it'll
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Speaker 1: have to go to soy, wheat, barley, all that sort
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Speaker 1: of stuff, and they have to buy it from American armors.
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Speaker 1: It's a pretty good deal, actually pretty clever deal, if
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Speaker 1: it ever ever starts. Let's go to Joel in Florida. Joel,
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Speaker 1: how you doing.
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Speaker 10: Good morning, Mark Win. Mister Blakeman running for the governorship
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Speaker 10: of the state of New York. First of all, what
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Speaker 10: do you see as his chances number one and number two?
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Speaker 10: If he should be successful, is there any chance that
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Speaker 10: he might be able to divest mister Mandonie out of
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Speaker 10: New York City.
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Speaker 1: Well, I think he'll I think he'll win. It's tough
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Speaker 1: in New York, but he's the kind of guy that
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Speaker 1: when it's tough, he always wins. Nasa County has pretty
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Speaker 1: much the same demographic makeup, mount of Democrats, all that
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Speaker 1: sort of stuff. Lasa County pretty much mirrors New York State,
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Speaker 1: and Blakeman had no chance there. He was way behind
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Speaker 1: in the polls both times, and he won easily. So
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Speaker 1: he's got a really good shot at winning New York.
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Speaker 1: Mom Donnie helps him a lot. And all these crazy
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Speaker 1: communists getting elected this week, that's helping Blakeman a lot.
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Speaker 1: As far as getting rid of Mom Donnie, the governor
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Speaker 1: can remove the mayor. I think it's just for thirty days.
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Speaker 1: Then it has to go to a hearing, which would
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Speaker 1: be the legislature a bunch of left wing kooks, so
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Speaker 1: they'll undo it. But he can get rid of Alvin
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Speaker 1: Bragg the DA. That's important, crazy left wing DA that
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Speaker 1: won't put anybody in jail. That's a state job. The
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Speaker 1: DA works for the state. So the governor can remove
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Speaker 1: district attorneys put in tough crime fighters and that would
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Speaker 1: make a big difference. Let's go to George and Port Jefferson. George,
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Speaker 1: how you doing.
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Speaker 11: I'm doing great about Frank coron I worked as a
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Speaker 11: court clerk in Brooklyn for a while and he hadn't.
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Speaker 11: They said, don't shake hands with them, and he'd be
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Speaker 11: missing fingers. And some of his cronies and his brother
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Speaker 11: used to have offices at forty six Court Street, which
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Speaker 11: we used to nickname at the courthouse, not to call
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Speaker 11: off finest lawyer called the Dennis Thieves. You'll find some
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Speaker 11: many day to take case. But Corone may get off
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Speaker 11: with it because he's going I think he'll assert that
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Speaker 11: his brother, who's a lawyer, uh, charged legal fees to
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Speaker 11: do the contracts, and Idella is a pretty.
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Speaker 1: Good lawyer, is a great lawyer.
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Speaker 11: But you know, you may escape like he's usually he's
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Speaker 11: escaped for a long time.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, this is different though. These are the Feds, it's
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Speaker 1: not local. And uh yeah, apparently the money that they're
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Speaker 1: saying was a bribe went to his brother's.
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Speaker 11: Law firm, That's what I'm saying.
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Speaker 1: But they apparently, according to them, they say they've traced
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Speaker 1: the money and it ended up in Corone's pocket and
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Speaker 1: he used it to pay his credit card bills. So
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Speaker 1: that would be another crime, that would be money laundering.
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Speaker 11: So if well, it could happen to a nicer.
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Speaker 1: Guy thanks for calling. Let's go to Jay in New Jersey. Jay,
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Speaker 1: how you doing?
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Speaker 9: Hey?
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Speaker 1: Mark?
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Speaker 9: You know, I was listening to Carlson podcast yesterday and
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Speaker 9: I found out that get this, uh Trump, he says
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Speaker 9: he's placing spells, supernatural powers those around him. But he's
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Speaker 9: all so a slave to Israel. So that makes sense
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Speaker 9: of that.
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Speaker 1: Let me ask you though, I mean, he took across
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Speaker 1: a nice guy, but he's gone nuts and.
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Speaker 9: He's You were on his show, Mark No, back.
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Speaker 1: In the good old days. Yeah, when he was normal. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: when he was normal, everybody was on his show. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: but then he went It's not so much that he
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Speaker 1: went nuts. The problem is when you're fired and you
18:20
Speaker 1: haven't got any place. You know, you're not on a network,
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Speaker 1: you're not on something big. You got to get people
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Speaker 1: to tune in, so you have to say crazy, insane
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Speaker 1: things to get huge headlines to get people to listen.
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Speaker 1: It worked on you. They call that a clickhore. He's
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Speaker 1: become a clickhore. Yesterday, good example. He's what did he
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Speaker 1: say about Trump? He said he's a.
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Speaker 9: He said that, he said that Trump is like the
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Speaker 9: guy in the bar that's tryal look tough.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. Here it is. He said, shut up, bitch, I
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Speaker 1: don't take you seriously. That's a click corps, that's a
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Speaker 1: click corep and it worked. It got a big headline
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Speaker 1: here in a million different places. So again, I don't
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Speaker 1: know why you listen. This is just entertainment. You don't
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Speaker 1: take anything. He says seriously.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, you know, I want to see what's going on,
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Speaker 9: because yeah, this is this is just so insane.
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Speaker 1: That seeing what's going on, you're just getting nonsensorm But again,
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Speaker 1: he's a very smart guy. But the other one is
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Speaker 1: Megan Kelly. They call them the two biggest clickhres in
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Speaker 1: the world. They'll say anything to get headlines, which gets
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Speaker 1: them clicks on the podcast, and that's all they're that's
19:27
Speaker 1: all they're trying to do right now. You know, if
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Speaker 1: you're on the Fox News channel and you mentioned your podcast,
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Speaker 1: you get a million clicks right there. But if you're
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Speaker 1: not on Fox, if you're not on anywhere, you got
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Speaker 1: to do this click horse stuff, outrageous things to get headlines.
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Speaker 1: It's the only way to get anybody to click on
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Speaker 1: your podcast. Let's go to Vincent and Brooklyn. Vincent, how
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Speaker 1: you doing.
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Speaker 3: Good morning Mark, Good morning, madam Mark. Yesterday afternoon, I
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Speaker 3: heard you sitting in for Sean Nannity.
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Speaker 1: Yes, I would have mentioned it here, but I didn't
19:55
Speaker 1: know about it until about two minutes before the Well.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, one of those things. Linda called you while you
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Speaker 3: were in your car going up to Connecticut. One of
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Speaker 3: those things.
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Speaker 1: No, that's only on the weekend. I was here and
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Speaker 1: she said it was like right before the show, Sean
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Speaker 1: lost his voice, he couldn't go. So well, I happened
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Speaker 1: to be in a building get over here.
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Speaker 5: So well, well, anyway, I heard the show, great show,
20:17
Speaker 5: and then I heard a caller. You were speaking about
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Speaker 5: the Democratic Socialists of America and the rise of these
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Speaker 5: crazy communists, and I heard a call in and say
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Speaker 5: they should be called the Socialist Democrats of America. Mark
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Speaker 5: in Italy the same party and the wording is exactly
20:36
Speaker 5: the same as in the States. They have a Democraticy
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Speaker 5: Socialist dede you. They have the Democratic Socialists of Italy.
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Speaker 5: And now it's the kind of a minor party. But
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Speaker 5: how it got started is all the communists in Italy realized, well,
20:55
Speaker 5: they better change their name a little bit. So they
20:57
Speaker 5: decided to put Democrats' at in front of socialists and uh,
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Speaker 5: you know, to try and fool the twenty year roles,
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Speaker 5: like all these twenty year roles, who will vote?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, this is a very good point. Excellent point. Instead
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Speaker 1: of just saying we're communists, we're a Democrat socialist. It
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Speaker 1: gives him a little legitimacy. Vincent, great call, Thanks for calling.
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Speaker 6: Doing, oh Mark, I'm doing well. By the way, I knew,
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Speaker 6: I know who the next Democratic nominee for president is
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Speaker 6: going to be.
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Speaker 1: Uh oh who mar What the hell? These primaries this week?
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Speaker 6: It's crazy socialist. I'm going to it. I was joking,
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Speaker 6: but let me make a serious point. I actually, I
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Speaker 6: actually do believe you know who I actually and this
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Speaker 6: is a serious point. Do you know who I think
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Speaker 6: is gonna be the real Democrat nominee for president in
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Speaker 6: twenty twenty eight? Uh?
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Speaker 11: Oh?
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Speaker 1: Who AOC?
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Speaker 6: What I really do? I think that's how crazy that
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Speaker 6: party has become. And it saddens me. I hope I'm
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Speaker 6: wrong about this, but I don't know. It's just it's
22:33
Speaker 6: really look at all the quote quote democratic socialists that
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Speaker 6: are being elected all over the country. It's it's the
22:40
Speaker 6: movement of the party right now. It's where all the
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Speaker 6: energy is.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, but she may not be able to do because
22:46
Speaker 1: the problem is, when you get the nomination, you have
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Speaker 1: to find somebody to be vice president that's dumber than you.
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Speaker 1: How is she going to do that?
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Speaker 6: Well, there's always Bernie Sanders.
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Speaker 1: Oh that brings back that Tim Walltz that could work.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, you know, look, we joke about this, but it
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Speaker 6: is serious. I mean, as you know, I'm from Chicago.
23:07
Speaker 6: We have a socialist as mayor. Los Angeles has a
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Speaker 6: runoff for their mayor. It's Tweedlede or tweedled dum pick
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Speaker 6: the socialist. And then you've got New York City you've
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Speaker 6: got Seattle, You've got Minneapolis. It's really a dangerous situation
23:20
Speaker 6: and it's sad. I mean, where are the rational Democrats,
23:25
Speaker 6: and you know there are millions of them, Why aren't
23:27
Speaker 6: they speaking out and saying, boy, our party has been
23:30
Speaker 6: hijacked by crazy people. I mean, I was listening to
23:33
Speaker 6: some of those people won the elections last Tuesday night,
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Speaker 6: and many of them were educated at Columbia. They're college
23:40
Speaker 6: graduates from Ivy League schools that are spouting off this
23:44
Speaker 6: economic nonsense.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, but for a couple of decades, those places like
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Speaker 1: Columbia have been in doctrination centers exactly.
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Speaker 6: So we're paying a high price, aren't we.
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Speaker 1: You know, some of them, I hear their laundry list
23:56
Speaker 1: of things they want to do. I've heard them say
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Speaker 1: de command housing. That's a term right out of marx
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Speaker 1: It's right out of his playbook.
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Speaker 6: I don't even know what that means.
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Speaker 1: Oh, it means you take the value out of something.
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Speaker 1: But that's a term right out of Marxist books, decommodify.
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Speaker 6: Well, well, I'll tell you something else that was funny.
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Speaker 6: And you if you probably may have seen our hotline
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Speaker 6: yet this morning, because it just came out, But there
24:21
Speaker 6: is a headline from it. I think it's political or
24:23
Speaker 6: one of the political magazines, and it says, you know,
24:26
Speaker 6: New York officials are mystified by why there's a big
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Speaker 6: decline in people paying their rents. Why is this some
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Speaker 6: kind of mystery. Maybe when you tell people you don't
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Speaker 6: have to pay your rent, guess what they don't.
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Speaker 5: You know.
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Speaker 1: But when you see their Democrats what they want to
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Speaker 1: do about housing, even that build up. The President delayed
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Speaker 1: the housing bill, it's it's it's going to be totally ineffective,
24:49
Speaker 1: all those bills, with the regulations and all that stuff. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: it just increases the cost of housing and decreases the supply,
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Speaker 1: doesn't it. Yeah, I'm not.
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Speaker 6: I mean I think that the if I were in
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Speaker 6: the Senate, I would probably vote against that housing bill.
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Speaker 6: I don't think it's going to solve the problem. I mean,
25:03
Speaker 6: there are a few good things in there. They want
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Speaker 6: to deregulate some of the housing issues so to help
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Speaker 6: reduce the cost of housing. But you know, most of
25:11
Speaker 6: the housing problems, the shortage of housing is due to
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Speaker 6: local and state zoning requirements and regulations that restrict the
25:19
Speaker 6: building of housing. And also you know, force union rules
25:24
Speaker 6: that make it so expensive to build housing. So I
25:28
Speaker 6: don't think this bill does much to solve that problem.
25:31
Speaker 6: And they create all these new federal affordable housing programs.
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Speaker 6: It's like, no, the federal government isn't going to make
25:37
Speaker 6: housing more affordable. But you know, the one thing they
25:40
Speaker 6: could do something that's gaining up, you know, some momentum as.
25:44
Speaker 6: An idea that Larry Cublow and I and Ted Cruz
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Speaker 6: have been talking about is let people sell their homes
25:53
Speaker 6: and then index the gain you know you make from
25:57
Speaker 6: the sale of your home for inflation. Because if you
25:59
Speaker 6: buy your house in the mid eighties or early nineties,
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Speaker 6: think about how much it's so much of the gain
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Speaker 6: is the quote gain in the evaluation is just due
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Speaker 6: to inflation, and yet you have to pay a whopping
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Speaker 6: tax on that. It's not fair.
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Speaker 1: It's not fair. But you're going to tell the Democrat
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Speaker 1: not to collect a whopping tax. They love wopping taxes.
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Speaker 6: Well, except the point is that you know, the because
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Speaker 6: because the tax is so high and because most of
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Speaker 6: this is due to inflation. People, you know how people
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Speaker 6: avoid to pay you know, old people like me, to
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Speaker 6: avoid paying the tax. You die with your house and
26:30
Speaker 6: then you get a free step up a basis at death,
26:33
Speaker 6: and so it's just a stupid system. We should we
26:35
Speaker 6: should have more fluidity in the in the housing market.
26:38
Speaker 6: And by the way, I'm on the board of a
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Speaker 6: company I think I've mentioned this to you before, Mark,
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Speaker 6: where we build houses with robots. So we're going to
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Speaker 6: be able to really reduce the cost of building new
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Speaker 6: homes in this country as part of that evil AI
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Speaker 6: robotics revolution that's coming.
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Speaker 1: Oh wait a minute, you mean the robut it puts
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Speaker 1: up the sheet rock. The robut does the hammering.
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Speaker 6: And it's it's amazing. Yeah, I mean they do sixty
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Speaker 6: to sixty five percent of the construction can be done
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Speaker 6: by robots. You should if people want to find out more,
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Speaker 6: just go to unleash I mean, I'm sorry, go to
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Speaker 6: lightspeed dot com and you can. You can watch the robots.
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Speaker 6: You can see what they do, and they're getting better
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Speaker 6: and better and better, you know, and they don't take
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Speaker 6: coffee breaks.
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Speaker 1: Well yeah, but they'll be like real contractors. You know.
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Speaker 1: The robot doesn't show up two days this week?
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Speaker 6: Yeah, exactly.
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Speaker 1: Wow, Hey tell us about social security. Our listener asked
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Speaker 1: about this yesterday how the Social Security program ten years
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Speaker 1: from now, is the money going to be there?
27:37
Speaker 6: You know, the system is going broke. I think that everyone,
27:40
Speaker 6: every sane person knows that they've run it as a
27:43
Speaker 6: Conzi scheme.
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Speaker 1: And what they've done.
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Speaker 6: You know what Congress has done for thirty years now, Mark,
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Speaker 6: is they basically have taken the Social Security money that
27:52
Speaker 6: you and I and everybody listening to the show is
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Speaker 6: paid in, you know, through our payroll tax, and they've
27:56
Speaker 6: spended all all these other government programs for an aid
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Speaker 6: food stamp, you know, blah blah blah, the State Department
28:02
Speaker 6: and so. But if you and I were the CEOs
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Speaker 6: of a company and we raided the pension fund to
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Speaker 6: spend on other programs, they would put us in jail.
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Speaker 6: But Tigress does it with impunity.
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Speaker 1: Hey, I'm looking at the price of oil, seventy dollars
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Speaker 1: a barrel. It's almost pretty much down to pre war levels.
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Speaker 1: What will that be? Amazing? Yeah?
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Speaker 6: And so inflation's coming down pretty quickly too. I mean
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Speaker 6: it was called the you know, the inflation adjusted If
28:35
Speaker 6: you want to buy what they call tips spread, where
28:37
Speaker 6: you get inflation based you know, protection from inflation that's
28:41
Speaker 6: running at two point two percent right now. So inflation,
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Speaker 6: the market polize, inflation's coming down. And you know why,
28:48
Speaker 6: I think it's because we have a great FED chairman
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Speaker 6: in Kevin Warsh And I laughed out loud when I
28:53
Speaker 6: saw one of the one of the major banks economists
28:55
Speaker 6: that we think there's going to be three rate increases
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Speaker 6: in interest rate increases before the year. Ridiculous. Why would
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Speaker 6: they be raising rates when the inflation rate is coming down? Mark,
29:05
Speaker 6: that makes no sense.
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Speaker 1: Well, uh, Steve Moore tees and what the robots that
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Speaker 1: can build houses? What where did people go to see that?
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Speaker 6: It's called lightspeed dot com and just go look at it,
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Speaker 6: and you know, it's amazing that the videos are incredible.
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Speaker 6: And as I said, you know they get better all
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Speaker 6: the time. So the technology continues to improve. We can
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Speaker 6: build a house at you almost half the cost, and
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Speaker 6: that means we can we can make housing more affordable.
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Speaker 1: Wow. And uh, major car company announced they've replaced one
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Speaker 1: hundred workers now with robots. And so we are going
29:36
Speaker 1: to have an unemployment crisis coming at some point, aren't we?
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Speaker 6: I don't think so, because we have you know, we
29:41
Speaker 6: actually have a declining number of workers because you know,
29:45
Speaker 6: the baby boom is over. You know baby boomers like, well,
29:47
Speaker 6: you're not a boomer, are you. Well, well you're I'm
29:50
Speaker 6: a boomer. I think you're way too too young to
29:52
Speaker 6: be a boomer. But baby, we're all retiring. There's eighty
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Speaker 6: million of us, and then you've got the you know,
29:57
Speaker 6: if you were I think there's something like eleven thousand
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Speaker 6: Arkans retiring every day, but only eight thousand Americans entering
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Speaker 6: to work for So we're gonna need the robots.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, oh, you know, you're right because the newer general, young,
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Speaker 1: really young generation, they're never going to work. They just
30:10
Speaker 1: want to be living under socialism. They want all the
30:14
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30:17
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30:19
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30:24
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