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Hour 3: No Kings Rallies · Curtis Sliwa & Larry Mendte In The Morning

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Speaker 1: So the President of the United States did yesterday what
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Speaker 1: Bibi Netanyahu was hoping for nine days before his own
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Speaker 1: potential re-election prospects in the parliamentarian election in Israel. On
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Speaker 1: his truth social, he put out a long endorsement basically
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Speaker 1: saying Israel needs to re-elect Bibi or our country, the
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Speaker 1: United States of America, would have to act alone against Iran.
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Speaker 1: suggesting that after the midterm elections, if things aren't resolved
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Speaker 1: with Iran and the mullahs, that he's going to go
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Speaker 1: back to being very aggressive militarily. So it's a neck
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Speaker 1: and neck race, according to all the polls in Israel.
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Speaker 1: And the deciders could be, Larry, there are 14 seats
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Speaker 1: that are held by Palestinians, some Christian, some who are Muslims.
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Speaker 1: Up until now, nobody has ever wanted to team up
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Speaker 1: with them whenever it's a neck and neck race because
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Speaker 1: they figure like, oh, man, forget about it.
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Speaker 2: We'll never get reelected again.
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Speaker 1: But in this particular case, we know they would never
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Speaker 1: hook up with Bibi.
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Speaker 2: But would they hook up.
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Speaker 1: With somebody who was either slightly ahead of Bibi in
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Speaker 1: terms of the number of parliamentary seats or maybe even
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Speaker 1: or slightly behind, which would give them the majority?
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Speaker 2: Seems to be the way things are going.
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Speaker 1: It's just impossible to determine at this point. Obviously, Bibi
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Speaker 1: was hoping for this endorsement and he got it lock,
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Speaker 1: stock and barrel.
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Speaker 2: Now, meantime, though, Larry, there are problems in the West Bank.
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Speaker 1: I've been to the West Bank many times. It's three
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Speaker 1: million Palestinians, again, Muslim and Christian who live in that area.
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Speaker 1: And there are 500,000 settlers. And we have had now
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Speaker 1: two huge media visits by large American outlets. First, it
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Speaker 1: was 60 Minutes. And they were harassed by what I
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Speaker 1: call these hillbilly guys, these young settlers, who basically are
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Speaker 1: outcasts from the rest of society. They can't serve in
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Speaker 1: the military because they've had problems before. And they start
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Speaker 1: taking Palestinian lands, sometimes their sheep, sometimes their olive groves,
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Speaker 1: sometimes their houses. And the most recent, a Washington Post photographer,
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Speaker 1: who they really roughed up a female, to the point
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Speaker 1: where Secretary of State Rubio said, this cannot be tolerated.
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Speaker 1: And Huckabee, our ambassador to Israel, said, this is the
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Speaker 1: equivalent of a terrorist act that Beebe does not seem
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Speaker 1: to want to deal with this leading up to his
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Speaker 1: own attempted re-election in nine days, and the President of
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Speaker 1: the United States really has not commented on it. He's
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Speaker 1: left it to Rubio and to Huckabee.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, her name is Heidi Levine. That is the photojournalist
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Speaker 3: from the Washington Post who was attacked, and the attack
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Speaker 3: was just shocking. It was awful. It's amazing she lived.
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Speaker 3: You've Might have seen the video of her in the
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Speaker 3: hospital right now with bandages just about everywhere, especially on
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Speaker 3: her hands. They took a big beating. It's amazing she
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Speaker 3: lived through this. What she is really upset about, and
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Speaker 3: maybe this will affect the election coming up in Israel,
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Speaker 3: what she is extremely upset about is that Benjamin Netanyahu
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Speaker 3: called it an alleged attack over and over and over again.
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Speaker 3: And she was from the hospital bed saying, Look at me.
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Speaker 3: Does this look alleged? She has bandages all over her.
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Speaker 3: At one time, at one point, some people raised her
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Speaker 3: up in the air. And she thought, oh, my God, finally,
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Speaker 3: somebody is saving us. No, that wasn't it.
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Speaker 4: There must be something wrong with his eyesight if he
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Speaker 4: did not see that the people eventually picked me up.
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Speaker 4: But it wasn't to pick me up to help me.
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Speaker 4: It was to continue to rob me and then throw
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Speaker 4: me back down on the ground. and continue to beat me.
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Speaker 3: They couldn't get into her pockets, so they lifted her
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Speaker 3: up in the air over their heads to make sure
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Speaker 3: they could go through her pockets and her bag, and
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Speaker 3: then they dropped her back down on the ground and
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Speaker 3: beat her. She is so upset with Netanyahu, extremely upset
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Speaker 3: that he wasn't more outraged.
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Speaker 4: I was shocked and insulted. He had all the evidence
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Speaker 4: on the table. to respond, call it an alleged attack.
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Speaker 3: The only reason, the only reason that Benjamin Netanyahu, and
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Speaker 3: I have been somewhat supportive of Benjamin Netanyahu, the only
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Speaker 3: reason he would do that was because he was concerned
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Speaker 3: about who it was that attacked her. It was concerned
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Speaker 3: about whether it was a group of Jewish people, and
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Speaker 3: he didn't want to insult any Jews that are in
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Speaker 3: the West Bank. That's the only reason. I can't fathom
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Speaker 3: anything else. Can you think of another reason?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, because he believes now, not in the two-state solution,
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Speaker 1: which he used to be a believer in. Remember, he
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Speaker 1: met with Arafat, with Clinton. They got very close, and
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Speaker 1: they just weren't able to seal the deal. He now
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Speaker 1: believes in a one-state solution. Parts of his very conservative-look-good
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Speaker 1: partnership with even further far-right groups.
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Speaker 2: He has some cabinet members who are to the far,
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Speaker 2: far right.
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Speaker 1: They don't want any Palestinians in what they call Judea
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Speaker 1: and Samaria, the West Bank. I don't know how you
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Speaker 1: eliminate 3 million people. Would you forcibly put them into exile?
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Speaker 1: They are the majority. The settlers are the minority. When
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Speaker 1: I was there, three different times, Larry, I crisscrossed the
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Speaker 1: West Bank. And there are a lot of developments you
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Speaker 1: would think, like when you were in San Diego, you
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Speaker 1: go into the outer suburbs, there are developments just like that.
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Speaker 1: You would think you were in Southern California. And then
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Speaker 1: there are some trailers, rickety, you know. basically settlers declaring
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Speaker 1: property that belongs to the Palestinians. And these battles continue.
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Speaker 1: And this is the time that if you're going to
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Speaker 1: get your olives off the tree, you got to do
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Speaker 1: it now. This is the harvesting time. So these young thugs, again, boldly, brazenly,
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Speaker 1: just come push the Palestinians around. Now they can carry guns,
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Speaker 1: but the Palestinians cannot. So you say to yourself, where's
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Speaker 1: the IDF? They patrol the area. We're the police in
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Speaker 1: the area. They always seem to not arrive when these
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Speaker 1: situations are happening.
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Speaker 2: And even when they arrive, they don't do anything.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, we're saying much of the same thing, that there's
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Speaker 3: a reason that they're not saying these are Israeli. But
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Speaker 3: they were. They were Israeli settlers in the West Bank
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Speaker 3: that attacked Haida Levine as she was covering the olive harvest.
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Speaker 3: Think about that. She's covering the olive harvest. in the
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Speaker 3: Palestinian village of Abu Fala. Now, a day later, something
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Speaker 3: that's not getting as much attention, diplomats from Belgium, diplomats
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Speaker 3: from France, Poland, and the Catholic Church were attacked by
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Speaker 3: Israeli settlers. So these attacks, everybody's concerned about the Palestinians
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Speaker 3: in the West Bank. I'll tell you what, if you're
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Speaker 3: an American or you're a foreigner, you have to be
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Speaker 3: concerned about the Israeli settlers. And Netanyahu is stuck now.
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Speaker 3: He's got this election and he doesn't want to put
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Speaker 3: them down.
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Speaker 1: Just think to yourself, these are not young booker boys.
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Speaker 1: When I say booker boys, you know, young men studying
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Speaker 1: to be rabbis, domineering, studying Torah, Talmud. They are exiled out.
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Speaker 1: They're the black sheep of some of the families. They
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Speaker 1: smoke dope. They hang out. They commit crime. They're easy
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Speaker 1: to grab up. And arrest, the police could arrest them,
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Speaker 1: the Israeli police, the IDF can just push them away
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Speaker 1: or arrest them. I remember when I flew into Israel,
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Speaker 1: I flew into Ben-Gurion Airport. They have a facsimile of
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Speaker 1: 770 Eastern Parkway, the headquarters for the Lubavitch, right in
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Speaker 1: the middle of the desert. They asked me to come
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Speaker 1: in and lecture Romanian young men. I knew more about
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Speaker 1: the Jewish faith than them, but because they were Jews,
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Speaker 1: they were able to come. But you could tell, even
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Speaker 1: though they had to translate to them, These guys were
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Speaker 1: total thugs. I don't know if they ever actually straightened
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Speaker 1: themselves out, but man, they were total thugs.
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Speaker 3: Let's talk about what's happening between Russia and Zelensky, because
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Speaker 3: Zelensky is out in front now putting down the United States.
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Speaker 3: He doesn't do it directly, but listen to this clip
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Speaker 3: of him when he describes EU and how great they
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Speaker 3: have been in comparison to what?
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Speaker 5: I'm so thankful that we have such huge support from EU,
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Speaker 5: Council Commission and leaders, real leaders. So that they stay
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Speaker 5: with us from the very beginning of this war.
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Speaker 3: Now, when he calls the people in the EU that
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Speaker 3: are helping him real leaders, do you think that's a
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Speaker 3: shot at Donald Trump?
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Speaker 2: Oh, absolutely. And, you know, it's tit for tat now.
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Speaker 1: You know, Trump recently said because he refused to stop
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Speaker 1: bombing the refineries in Russia.
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Speaker 2: That's a major part of his offensive.
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Speaker 1: When he refused to do that, Then Trump immediately said, well,
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Speaker 1: maybe the Ukrainians need to get a new leader. And
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Speaker 1: then they've been back and forth. This has happened before
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Speaker 1: with them. But he's full of it sometimes.
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Speaker 3: I mean, that whole thing about Starlink, Marco Rubio says,
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Speaker 3: what are you talking about? Well, I don't know what
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Speaker 3: Zelensky said. I'm not sure Zelensky knows what he's talking about,
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Speaker 3: but it wasn't deliberate.
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Speaker 6: We had nothing to do with that.
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Speaker 7: The United States, nobody ordered that Starlink speed to be
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Speaker 7: slowed down.
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Speaker 3: It sort of happened. Remember, they got they got hit
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Speaker 3: uh their forget the ceasefire the energy ceasefire some of
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Speaker 3: their energy grids got hit and they said they didn't
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Speaker 3: see it coming because starlink was down yeah and he
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Speaker 3: blamed that on donald trump and.
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Speaker 1: Elon musk said not me not on my watch the
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Speaker 1: other thing is he's gone back to bombing the refineries
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Speaker 1: he took out two massive refineries in st petersburg st
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Speaker 1: petersburg is important it's the second big city in moscow
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Speaker 1: But it's also the home of where Vladimir Putin was
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Speaker 1: born and raised and where he made his bones initially
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Speaker 1: before he became a member of the KGB and was
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Speaker 1: assigned to East Germany at the time when the war
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Speaker 1: was up. So, I mean, man, I don't see any
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Speaker 1: resolution to this problem of late drones versus missiles. And unfortunately,
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Speaker 1: a lot of innocent people are caught in the middle. Well,
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Speaker 1: remember when lanternflies were such a big problem? Everybody was
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Speaker 1: talking about lanternflies. Oh my God, they're going to demolish
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Speaker 1: the forest. Well, they're back, but we've got super dogs
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Speaker 1: to take care of them. We'll explain when we come back.
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Speaker 1: Plus tickets to see Journey next. Remember a few years ago.
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Speaker 3: The big story was lanternflies. Lanternflies were going to come in.
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Speaker 3: They were going to kill all the crops. They were
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Speaker 3: going to kill all the trees. They came from China.
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Speaker 3: There's no stopping them. We don't know what to do.
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Speaker 3: Did you notice that problem has dissipated greatly to the
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Speaker 3: point where we don't even talk about lanternflies anymore?
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Speaker 1: I think it's because my wife Nancy was chasing off
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Speaker 1: people who were told to squish them. Under their shoes.
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Speaker 8: Oh, boy.
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Speaker 1: She would actually get into arguments with them. She wanted
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Speaker 1: the lanternflies to be free.
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Speaker 2: And to live.
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Speaker 7: I'm glad she didn't see me.
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Speaker 3: Well, they're being killed. They're being killed before they're even born.
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Speaker 2: Oh, good.
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Speaker 7: Because they're hard.
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Speaker 3: They are horrible. And I remember the crops. The farmers
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Speaker 3: were real upset about this. But it all started in Cleveland, Ohio,
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Speaker 3: where they started training dogs. And you could volunteer your
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Speaker 3: dog to go into the forests and smell out their
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Speaker 3: eggs before they hatched. And there's hundreds of thousands of
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Speaker 3: these eggs in Ohio alone that had been squished.
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Speaker 8: There's a team of us that have our dogs that
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Speaker 8: have trained to do this. So once they already understood
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Speaker 8: the project and finding the egg masses, we thought, well,
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Speaker 8: they already know how to do this. Let's put it
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Speaker 8: to work. We got hooked up with the Cleveland Metro Parks,
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Speaker 8: and they were very interested in having us come and
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Speaker 8: be official volunteers for them.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, that was one dog owner. That's Tara Gifford and
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Speaker 3: her black Labrador retriever, Juno, who has single-handedly hunted out
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Speaker 3: thousands of these eggs. By the way, there are dogs
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Speaker 3: that are trained now and already working to kill lantern
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Speaker 3: flies in New Jersey and New York. The two states
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Speaker 3: are working together. So if you're wondering why lantern flies
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Speaker 3: seem to just go away... It's because of the dogs.
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Speaker 2: Wow.
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Speaker 1: See, I would have thought they used the Jack Russell terriers,
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Speaker 1: which can chase down rats and kill rats. That's one
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Speaker 1: of the best preventions for rats proliferating. But once Nancy
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Speaker 1: hears this, she's going to be so upset. I could
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Speaker 1: just see her going up like Dr. Doolittle, the female Dr. Doolittle,
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Speaker 1: and talking to the dogs. They'll understand her. She'll be
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Speaker 1: telling them, leave the lantern flies alone. She's got to
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Speaker 1: save the eggs. She's got to go into the forest
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Speaker 1: and get the eggs before the dogs get them.
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Speaker 2: Oh, she'll do that.
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Speaker 9: All right.
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Speaker 3: Well, there you go. There's your weekend. Let's get some talkbacks.
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Speaker 10: Gentlemen, I don't want to hear one complaint from anyone
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Speaker 10: in New York City about the crime. whether it's three
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Speaker 10: blocks away from you or one block away from you.
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Speaker 10: New York City did this to themselves. I live in
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Speaker 10: New Jersey, and I will never, ever, ever step foot
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Speaker 10: in New York City again. That's a shame, because I
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Speaker 10: used to love it. You did it to yourself.
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Speaker 3: That's a great point with the crime policies.
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Speaker 2: I know. We did it to ourselves.
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Speaker 1: You know, I realized when I started the Guardian Angels,
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Speaker 1: things were ten times worse. Ten times worse. Now, I'm
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Speaker 1: not saying they're good now. Well, let's not get so draconian.
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Speaker 3: Well, it's pretty bad. I mean, it's the same people
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Speaker 3: over and over and over again that are committing these crimes.
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Speaker 3: It's horrible.
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Speaker 2: I concur.
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Speaker 11: Regarding dinner parties, my wife and I argue about this
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Speaker 11: all the time. Is there anything else adults can do
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Speaker 11: except sit around a table and eat together? Enough with
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Speaker 11: dinner parties and restaurants. going out to eat? Is there
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Speaker 11: anything else adults can do?
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Speaker 7: It's a good question, but I mean, you know, we're
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Speaker 7: not going to go out and play tennis together. We're
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Speaker 7: all going to get hurt. We see that with pickleball.
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Speaker 7: So I don't know.
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Speaker 2: What else are we going to do?
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Speaker 3: We can go tailgate.
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Speaker 1: Tailgate or just go out for a cup of coffee
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Speaker 1: you know shoot the breeze this way you're not you
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Speaker 1: don't have to spend a lot of time if you're
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Speaker 1: just going out for cool well the fact is when
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Speaker 1: you go.
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Speaker 7: To a dinner party you are trapped for a few hours.
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Speaker 3: Absolutely with people you do not want to talk to
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Speaker 3: all right more on the dinner parties Dinner parties?
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Speaker 2: What are you guys talking about?
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Speaker 3: I have never been to a dinner party since the
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Speaker 3: 90s with my parents.
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Speaker 2: Maybe once or twice. I don't even know.
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Speaker 4: I don't even know.
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Speaker 2: I think my friends and I tried to throw a
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Speaker 2: dinner party once.
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Speaker 3: It was a disaster.
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Speaker 2: It was a complete disaster. Never did it again. I
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Speaker 2: don't understand why anyone would do such a thing.
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Speaker 3: Rich people still do. I get invited to some of them.
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Speaker 3: Rich people still do. I hate them. I'm with you
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Speaker 3: a thousand percent.
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Speaker 1: Good morning.
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Speaker 12: I'm listening to your talk about the deer. I used
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Speaker 12: to live in East Brunswick. They ate my hosta, which
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Speaker 12: they call deer salad. They destroyed everything. I would stand
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Speaker 12: on my deck and bang pots, bark like a dog.
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Speaker 12: My brother is a hunter. My father is a hunter.
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Speaker 12: He used to say, please, just sit on my deck.
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Speaker 12: Don't go hunting. You can have your choice.
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Speaker 1: Get them all.
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Speaker 12: Get them all. And, yes, they ran in front of
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Speaker 12: the road right on my road.
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Speaker 11: Buck.
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Speaker 2: Big one.
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Speaker 3: Can you send us a video of you out on
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Speaker 3: your porch barking like a dog, please? We'll play that.
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Speaker 7: And the deer's reaction, just staring at you like.
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Speaker 6: You idiot.
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Speaker 3: You know what I hate the deer?
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Speaker 7: That's the way they look at you. They look at
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Speaker 7: you like, who are you?
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Speaker 2: So you yell at.
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Speaker 3: The deer to go away, right? And they just stare
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Speaker 3: at you, and then they start to eat some more.
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Speaker 3: And then you walk out, and the deer look at
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Speaker 3: you again, and they start to eat. Until you get
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Speaker 3: right up on them, like they're disgusted with you at
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Speaker 3: that point. Oh, my God. I got to run away
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Speaker 3: because of this idiot. Now, Daria Albinger with the 830 News. Daria.
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Speaker 6: You know, we have one deer in Bayonne. He's a buck,
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Speaker 6: one deer, and we know it because he's got the
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Speaker 6: earrings on.
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Speaker 2: You know, he's tagged.
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Speaker 6: Because he came across from the Staten Island kill. The
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Speaker 6: animal has, like, dignitary rights.
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Speaker 2: He's all over the place.
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Speaker 6: I see him a lot when I'm driving in in
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Speaker 6: the morning.
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Speaker 2: But, yeah, you can't do.
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Speaker 3: Anything with this deer. It's mating season right now.
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Speaker 2: He's got to be so lonely.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, he's by himself. He lives in the 16th Street Park, yeah.
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Speaker 6: But he gets treated better than a lot of people do.
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Speaker 6: Chillies start to the day then mostly sunny with a
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Speaker 6: high of 66 degrees. Mayor Mamdani will attend a fireside
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Speaker 6: chat on artificial intelligence tonight.
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Speaker 13: The People's AI Assembly is bringing together leading organizers, cultural figures,
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Speaker 13: and policy leaders at the forefront of shaping artificial intelligence.
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Speaker 7: Members of the public still skeptical. I think it's going
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Speaker 7: to make our society a lot dumber.
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Speaker 3: The parts that could take the human autonomy from people.
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Speaker 14: Parts that could be a little dangerous unless they're controlled
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Speaker 14: by the right kinds of people.
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Speaker 13: The group says it's time to build a tech movement
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Speaker 13: that empowers working people and enriches the community while enhancing
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Speaker 13: the collective well-being.
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Speaker 7: The discussion comes.
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Speaker 13: Just days after Space XAI employees testified at a city
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Speaker 13: council hearing.
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Speaker 6: Search continues for a suspect in a deadly shooting on
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Speaker 6: an E-train platform on Saturday. Police say it started with
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Speaker 6: a fight between the gunman and the victim, Daryl Rodriguez
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Speaker 6: of the Bronx, at the West 53rd Street and 7th
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Speaker 6: Avenue station. Flags have been lowered to half-staff across Canada
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Speaker 6: after four service members were killed over the weekend in
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Speaker 6: an explosive grass fire at a military base in Alberta.
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Speaker 14: 39 injured victims rushed to hospitals, 19 in serious condition.
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Speaker 14: Military personnel identifying the deceased soldiers, Aiden Goulding, Sean Farrow,
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Speaker 14: Hayden Leichmark.
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Speaker 3: In Morgan Wong.
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Speaker 6: ABC's Faith Boube, officials say there's no reason to believe
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Speaker 6: the incident is terrorism-related. An early morning fire in East
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Speaker 6: Harlem has injured three people, including a child. They're expected
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Speaker 6: to be okay, though. Authorities say it broke out about
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Speaker 6: 2.45 this morning on the 8th floor of the East
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Speaker 6: River Houses on 105th Street. And SpaceX founder and CEO
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Speaker 6: Elon Musk posting on X that he is going to
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Speaker 6: give away one share of SpaceX stock to all 72
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Speaker 6: million kids in America. Giants and Jets lose. Next news,
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Speaker 6: 9 o'clock, bulletins at once. I'm Daria Albinger on 710WOR.
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Speaker 1: Congratulations to Dave Rose from Mahwah, New Jersey, who just
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Speaker 1: won a pair of tickets to see Journey, November 7th
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Speaker 1: at Nassau Coliseum. Tickets on sale now at Ticketmaster.com. There'll
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Speaker 1: be another chance to win tomorrow at 825. Up next,
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Speaker 1: you may have no king rally people coming knocking on
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Speaker 1: your door to get out to vote. And Elon Musk
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Speaker 1: paid canvassers. So get ready with 15 days left to
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Speaker 1: the midterms. Up next, 15 days to go to the midterms. Obviously,
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Speaker 1: early voting, mail-in voting taking place depending on where your
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Speaker 1: jurisdiction is. But there are two major movements on both
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Speaker 1: sides of the political dial. the normal No Kings rallies,
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Speaker 1: which are directed right at Donald Trump, what they did
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Speaker 1: was recirculate the No Kings rallies over the weekend to
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Speaker 1: encourage their followers to go door-to-door to get out a
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Speaker 1: Democratic vote. So this is what elections sometimes come down to,
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Speaker 1: especially all of these elections. which are so close. Can
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Speaker 1: you get your vote out? Go door to door.
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Speaker 2: It's an art.
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Speaker 1: It's not easy to do. A lot of people, they
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Speaker 1: don't answer their doors any longer. They got the bell ringers,
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Speaker 1: you know, they can see it.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, that works. You think those idiots that went
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Speaker 3: out and were protesting all over the country with no
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Speaker 3: kings that have no jobs and have nothing better to do,
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Speaker 3: you think they're going to get any votes? You think
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Speaker 3: they're going to get one vote?
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Speaker 8: Oh, yeah.
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Speaker 2: They're motivated. They're motivated. They'll swarm. They'll swarm neighborhoods.
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Speaker 9: Oh, wow.
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Speaker 1: Look, I saw it with Zoran Mondami. The Zoranistas. That's
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Speaker 1: how he won the election.
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Speaker 3: The pink and the blue hairs are going to run
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Speaker 3: out there. And I don't understand.
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Speaker 2: How they do this.
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Speaker 3: No Kings rally all of the time. And you know,
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Speaker 3: what makes me mad is they keep covering them. There's
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Speaker 3: protests all the time. There's protests across America all the time.
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Speaker 3: No Kings. Boy, that gets coverage every single time. No, they're,
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Speaker 3: These are people without jobs. The average age is about
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Speaker 3: 60 of these people. Everybody says, look at the young.
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Speaker 3: They're not young. These are people that have nothing better
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Speaker 3: to do, and they go out there with their sons.
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Speaker 2: They go door to door and try to get a
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Speaker 2: vote out.
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Speaker 3: The door to door I don't think is happening. The
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Speaker 3: no kings is happening. The door to door you have
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Speaker 3: to hire for.
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Speaker 1: That's in opposition to Elon Musk, who promised months ago
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Speaker 1: that he would drop $ 400 million. Specifically to get canvassers,
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Speaker 1: paid canvassers to go door to door. He has pretty
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Speaker 1: much decided, forget the congressional races. I think most Republicans
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Speaker 1: have figured the Democrats are going to win the majority.
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Speaker 2: The House races.
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Speaker 1: The House races, I'm sorry. And try to save the
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Speaker 1: Senate majority. That's a lot of money. Just alone in
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Speaker 1: Paxton's race, he has dumped $ 168 million with more to
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Speaker 1: come because he's now a resident of Texas. He has
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Speaker 1: most of his business operations there that he moved from California.
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Speaker 1: And that'll be used to go door to door, which
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Speaker 1: Paxton needs. Obviously, Tallarico, he's got his people. So you
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Speaker 1: may end up, if you're sitting home waiting for your
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Speaker 1: Amazon deliveries to It's not Amazon. It's swarms of people
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Speaker 1: coming to try to convince you to vote for their candidates.
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Speaker 3: And the funny thing is, and I've been involved in
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Speaker 3: this kind of stuff before, the door-to-door stuff isn't just anybody.
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Speaker 3: They have particular doors they want to get to. And
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Speaker 3: what they're trying to do is get Republicans or Democrats,
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Speaker 3: depending on who's going door-to-door. So the Republicans want to
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Speaker 3: get Republicans to make sure they vote. That's what it is.
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Speaker 3: They're not trying to convince you of anything. They already
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Speaker 3: know your registration. They just want to make sure you
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Speaker 3: are going to vote. They will help you. They'll say
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Speaker 3: to you, do you.
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Speaker 2: Have a ride?
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Speaker 3: Can you get to the polls? Have you mailed in
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Speaker 3: your ballots yet? That is the door-to-door. So the door-to-door,
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Speaker 3: that's why when you say it's going to convince people,
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Speaker 3: the door-to-door for the most part, I don't know of
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Speaker 3: anywhere where they're trying to convince people. They're trying to
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Speaker 3: convince people to vote where they already know where they're
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Speaker 3: going to vote.
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Speaker 1: Well, in some states, not all states, you can legally bundle,
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Speaker 1: especially if people have paper ballots, which, as you know,
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Speaker 1: in a lot of states, most of the voting now
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Speaker 1: is done by paper ballots. They'll tell you, oh, we'd
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Speaker 1: be more than happy to take your paper ballots. And
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Speaker 1: it is legal if it's done the right way. Both
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Speaker 1: sides have done, especially in the last election, when the
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Speaker 1: Trump campaign decided to use all the tools in the box,
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Speaker 1: you know, early voting, mail-in ballots, bundling, wherever it's legal.
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Speaker 1: And so there's training going on. Remember, 15 days left.
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Speaker 1: Sometimes there are those people who haven't yet made up
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Speaker 1: their mind if they're going to go vote. Maybe they
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Speaker 1: have a candidate in mind, but they just, ah, I
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Speaker 1: don't have time.
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Speaker 2: I'm not going to waste my time. And you're right.
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Speaker 2: They'll carry you on the back for early voting. We'll
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Speaker 2: drive you down there right now.
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Speaker 3: That's their number one job. And they, like I said,
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Speaker 3: most of the time you get a knock on your door,
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Speaker 3: they already know how you're going to vote. They just
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Speaker 3: want to make sure you vote. In the midterm elections,
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Speaker 3: when sometimes less than 50% of the people vote, the
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Speaker 3: only thing that matters, the only thing that matters is
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Speaker 3: getting your people out to vote. Because most of them
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Speaker 3: either forget or because it's not big elections for the
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Speaker 3: most part everywhere, it's not the presidential election. There's not
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Speaker 3: that excitement about these elections. So they just not, they
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Speaker 3: don't vote. And that's why, by the way, a lot
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Speaker 3: of people say these ads don't work. Oh, political ads.
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Speaker 3: I'm sick of them. They don't work. They do work.
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Speaker 3: They do work. They, they've, they've already done research on that,
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Speaker 3: that they have, they will research people. And many of
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Speaker 3: the things they say back to them in the focus
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Speaker 3: groups are exactly from the ads. So that's why they
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Speaker 3: play over and over and over again to make sure
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Speaker 3: that message sinks into your head.
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Speaker 1: The other thing they'll do, and I saw that with
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Speaker 1: the Zoranistas, they'll go to a household where the adults
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Speaker 1: in the House, mommy, daddy, grandpa, grandma are Republicans. But
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Speaker 1: they know that there are new voters in there, some
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Speaker 1: of whom haven't told their mom or dad that they've
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Speaker 1: registered either as an independent. Most young people now register
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Speaker 1: as independents and some of them Democrats. You know, you
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Speaker 1: have those kind of disagreements in the House. They'll come
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Speaker 1: back three, four times to get that young person to
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Speaker 1: talk to, even though the elderly who are there, the
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Speaker 1: grandparents or the parents, are making them feel very uncomfortable.
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Speaker 1: I told you the last time you came here, I
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Speaker 1: don't want to see you in my front door. You know,
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Speaker 1: treat them like members of the Church of the Latter-day Saints.
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Speaker 2: Mormons, you know, or they're missionary or Jehovah Witnesses. And
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Speaker 2: they are persistent.
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Speaker 3: I'll tell you what, if you're looking to make some money,
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Speaker 3: if you go to LinkedIn or any of the work
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Speaker 3: sites and you put in political canvasser, yeah, you can
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Speaker 3: make some money because they're hiring. And just make sure
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Speaker 3: you get your checks up front. Just make sure you
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Speaker 3: don't have to wait for your checks because losing campaigns
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Speaker 3: have a way of not paying.
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Speaker 1: And I will say this, you're going to see the
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Speaker 1: analytics now. that Elon Musk is famous for. So some
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Speaker 1: of that money is going to go specifically to target
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Speaker 1: those who are likely to vote with a sort of reminder,
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Speaker 1: a refresher, if they're on X, if there are other
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Speaker 1: means to reach out to them, texting them, emailing.
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Speaker 2: Them, calls. People are going to get barraged in the
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Speaker 2: last 15 days.
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Speaker 3: I wonder if– I haven't heard this. I want to
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Speaker 3: look this up. Has he changed his algorithm for the elections?
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Speaker 3: And will that be investigated if the Democrats get in?
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Speaker 1: Well, that's why we need Joe Neumeier to actually come
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Speaker 1: back and look at that four-hour documentary by that Oscar-winning
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Speaker 1: director that actually goes into that.
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Speaker 3: You realize he has a job to do. So when
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Speaker 3: you give him an assignment, he's probably not going to
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Speaker 3: do it.
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Speaker 1: Larry, I'm telling you that part of that documentary, out
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Speaker 1: of four hours, a part of it goes into how
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Speaker 1: he's figured out analytics.
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Speaker 2: When it comes to voting.
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Speaker 3: Did you watch it?
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Speaker 12: No.
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Speaker 2: But I read all the reviews. I want to wait
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Speaker 2: till our professional movie reviewer can tell us what the
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Speaker 2: four hours are.
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Speaker 3: I'm going to remind him you haven't watched it either.
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Speaker 2: And then Ali G. He better be ready with Ali
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Speaker 2: G this Friday. Ali G, a.k.a. Sarah Bashar Cohen, was
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Speaker 2: on 60 Minutes last night.
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Speaker 3: I'm sure he will be.
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Speaker 11: Hey!
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Speaker 9: Excitement back in town the first knicks game is tomorrow
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Speaker 9: night against the 76ers with lebron james and they are
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Speaker 9: going to hang the banner man i love that the
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Speaker 9: knicks are back in town we'll talk about it.
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Speaker 3: Next tomorrow night the world champion new york knicks will
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Speaker 3: hang up their nba championship banner And then take on
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Speaker 3: the Philadelphia 76ers with LeBron James, who lives in New York,
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Speaker 3: by the way, and flies by helicopter down to Philadelphia.
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Speaker 3: There was a chance that wasn't going to happen, but no,
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Speaker 3: it's happening. He's getting a lot of flack down there,
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Speaker 3: and he keeps saying, you've had other players do this.
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Speaker 3: He had J.J. Redick do it just not too long ago.
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Speaker 3: So it doesn't really matter. They just love him in Philadelphia,
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Speaker 3: and this is going to be An incredible first game
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Speaker 3: for the NBA, the opening game for the NBA. Curtis,
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Speaker 3: did you know that they waited to see where LeBron
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Speaker 3: was going to sign before they decided what the very
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Speaker 3: first game would be?
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Speaker 2: Oh, sure.
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Speaker 3: It was going to be the Knicks against somebody, but
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Speaker 3: it was going to be the Knicks against anybody LeBron
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Speaker 3: signed with.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, this is the last go-round, as we discussed earlier.
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Speaker 1: He won a championship with Cleveland, with the L.A. Lakers,
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Speaker 1: Miami Heat. Now he'd make it four. Nobody's ever done that. So,
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Speaker 1: you know, he's on a mission. I just don't understand
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Speaker 1: helicoptering back and forth. And look, with thinking of Kobe
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Speaker 1: Bryant in my head, the executives, remember, of the Trump
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Speaker 1: casinos who were all on their way to New York.
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Speaker 1: These are the people who ran Trump's casinos. Trump was
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Speaker 1: supposed to make that flight, but he was delayed. Thank God,
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Speaker 1: because unfortunately, they all perished. Yeah, I don't get that.
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Speaker 1: There's so many great places to live in outside of Philadelphia,
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Speaker 1: across the Delaware River in New Jersey.
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Speaker 2: I don't get it.
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Speaker 3: That's where most of the athletes live in South Jersey.
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Speaker 3: As a matter of fact, there's some areas where that's
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Speaker 3: all the people, everybody there lives. But listen, this is
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Speaker 3: going to be exciting. The first game is going to
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Speaker 3: be exciting. It's going to be It's going to get
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Speaker 3: huge ratings because it's New York and also because it's
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Speaker 3: LeBron James now playing with a new team. If you
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Speaker 3: go to all the betting sites, all of the betting
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Speaker 3: sites have Philadelphia and New York as one and two
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Speaker 3: to win the NBA championship. So this is going to
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Speaker 3: be a rivalry for the entire year.
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Speaker 1: There's a division within the ranks of the Knicks, Towns,
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Speaker 1: the Senators. He's upset that they didn't extend his contract,
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Speaker 1: you know, negotiations. There's another player who's also upset. You
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Speaker 1: say to yourself, that was the key, I think, to
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Speaker 1: the Knicks' victories was the kind of harmony they had internally.
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Speaker 1: And then you mentioned a problem that could be taking
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Speaker 1: place with LeBron James' arthritis of the feet.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, apparently he had this last season and it flares
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Speaker 3: up and there was some concern that it even played.
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Speaker 3: That he wouldn't play tonight. Now they're saying he is
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Speaker 3: going to play and that he just has to suffer
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Speaker 3: through this. But yeah, he has arthritis in his feet. Man,
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Speaker 3: I don't know how you avoid. You got to land
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Speaker 3: on your feet. You're jumping, you're rebounding, you jump shot.
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Speaker 2: My God, the pain.
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Speaker 1: And then if you take painkillers, that dulls your senses completely. So, man,
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Speaker 1: a guy's going to be in tremendous pain if that
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Speaker 1: arthritis kicks in, that rheumatism. A lot of our listeners
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Speaker 1: have it. They know exactly what that is. What is
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Speaker 1: he going to do, smear Bengay on his feet?
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Speaker 3: Unless he takes some kind of injections in his feet.
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Speaker 3: I mean, there's a lot of things they can do.
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Speaker 3: I went to see him play in the preseason game
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Speaker 3: for the 76ers against Boston. The 76ers played all their starters.
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Speaker 3: Boston didn't. Boston didn't at all. And LeBron played a
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Speaker 3: lot in that game. He didn't seem like– now, listen,
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Speaker 3: it's preseason. I get it. He may not be– he
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Speaker 3: might just be phoning it in. But the best player
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Speaker 3: on that floor was Tyrese Maxey. And Embiid looked good.
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Speaker 1: Well, all I'm going to scream is if I get
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Speaker 1: anywhere near Madison Square Garden.
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Speaker 2: Hey, Jimmy Dolan, owner of.
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Speaker 1: Madison Square Garden and Nixon Rangers, pay your property taxes
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Speaker 1: $ 48 million a year.
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Speaker 3: Well, I never heard you say that before. Wow, that's fascinating.
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Speaker 3: He doesn't pay his property taxes? First time I've heard that.
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Speaker 2: None.
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Speaker 11: Regarding dinner parties. My wife and I argue about this
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Speaker 11: all the time. Is there anything else adults can do
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Speaker 11: except sit around a table and eat together? Please, enough
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Speaker 11: with dinner parties and restaurants and going out to eat.
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Speaker 10: Is there anything else adults can do?
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Speaker 3: They sit home and stream. That's what adults do these days.
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