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Hour 2 Two: Mark Simone Show with fill-in host Curtis Sliwa · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: In Box, Richard the Pulse of New York on the
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Speaker 1: Voice of New York. Curtis Sleewald guess host for marximon
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Speaker 1: on sevent tenor.
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Speaker 2: My most favorite radio station now seven to ten wor
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Speaker 2: as it is. My wife Nancy, who, by the way,
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Speaker 2: has been out there caring for animals who are in
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Speaker 2: distress during this arctic freeze, whether it's feral cats. She's
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Speaker 2: created these homes like so many other cat rescuers do.
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Speaker 2: We rescued a bird yesterday who clearly was disoriented by
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Speaker 2: the ice and the snow and smashed into a building
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Speaker 2: like unfortunately some dupe. And she's caring for that bird
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Speaker 2: at home as we speak, and keeping the cats at bay.
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Speaker 2: You don't want the cats around with the birds, that's
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Speaker 2: for sure. So she's doing her work. I'm doing my work,
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Speaker 2: which is to go down into the subways early this
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Speaker 2: morning and see the endless number of homeless people in
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Speaker 2: the emotionally disturbed who increasingly now will live in the
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Speaker 2: subways as the weather goes below freezing, And you say
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Speaker 2: to yourself, what is the one thing we're gonna shift
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Speaker 2: gears here? I'm not somebody again who just keeps hitting
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Speaker 2: the same talk points over and over. It gives me
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Speaker 2: a migraine headache. And then I gotta listen to electronic
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Speaker 2: dance music. Should try that song crash Bunt. Today is
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Speaker 2: the best day of my life. I'm alive. And then
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Speaker 2: last night, Oh chainsmokers, don't let me down like so
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Speaker 2: many people did in the mayoral election. Shift gears to
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Speaker 2: the one thing with your a billionaire or kazillionaire or
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Speaker 2: masters of the Universe at Davos in Switzerland, where our
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Speaker 2: president will be speaking to world economic leaders, or you
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Speaker 2: happen to be stuck on the streets as I saw
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Speaker 2: a number of homeless and destitute and emotionally disturbed people
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Speaker 2: on my way over the worm before that, in the subways,
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Speaker 2: at some point you got to use the facilities. You
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Speaker 2: got to use the bathroom. I don't care who you are,
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Speaker 2: how much money you have. Nobody can carry around a
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Speaker 2: gold porcelain palace and set it up wherever you want it.
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Speaker 2: Everybody needs at some point to use the tarlet, right.
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Speaker 2: I think we can all agree on that. And I
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Speaker 2: have been an observer from the outside as to what
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Speaker 2: is it that has drawn Johan Mandami that President Donald
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Speaker 2: Trump was calling the Kami Mandami for months and months
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Speaker 2: and months on and apparently to a point where they're
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Speaker 2: not only good buddies, as was evidenced by the royal
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Speaker 2: red carpet. Get it red carpet right, A lot of
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Speaker 2: you out there would love to, oh, yeah, it's red
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Speaker 2: for the communists that President Donald Trump rolled out for
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Speaker 2: the incoming mayor at that time, there's November twenty seven,
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Speaker 2: who are on my Domini? Was a love feest and
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Speaker 2: apparently they text and talk maybe twice a week and
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Speaker 2: haven't been sparking up against one another. Althose are on
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Speaker 2: my Domini? Has been taking his shots at Donald Trump,
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Speaker 2: and I believe that there are some synergistic reasons for that,
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Speaker 2: and it all comes down to bathrooms. It does now
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Speaker 2: bear with me because this is not your traditional talk show.
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Speaker 2: You know, I don't just repeat lines. I get my
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Speaker 2: talking line said, hey from the RNC of the DNC. Oof,
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Speaker 2: what kind of talk radio is that? This should be
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Speaker 2: stimulating your mindset? Now? Think about it? Are we ready
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Speaker 2: to connect the dots? Sevant Crash, who recently lost his
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Speaker 2: attempt to get back into politics in Jersey City, New Jersey,
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Speaker 2: similar to Andrew evilized Cuomo who lost his opportunity to
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Speaker 2: get back into elected office, and rightfully so, he and
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Speaker 2: running for Mayam Jim McGready. I call him greedy because
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Speaker 2: he was. You remember when he was governor and I
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Speaker 2: heard at the top of the news hour from Jacqueline
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Speaker 2: that you're swearing in the new governor in New Jersey
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Speaker 2: tomorrow in Trenton State House to replace half in the
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Speaker 2: bag Murphy. Now, if ever there was a guy was
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Speaker 2: half in the bag before noon. I don't know how
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Speaker 2: many of more teenies the guy had, but you could
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Speaker 2: just see his eyes rolling in the back of his head.
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Speaker 2: Half in the bag Murphy reminded me of Governor you
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Speaker 2: Carry when he was governor in Albany. I mean, the
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Speaker 2: guy was always smashed, along with Daniel Patrick moynihan, who
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Speaker 2: was US Senator in New York, who had the rum
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Speaker 2: rouge in the jakeleg And if you wanted to find him,
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Speaker 2: you just go to a nearby gin Millen saloon. And
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Speaker 2: this is like before or noon for any of these
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Speaker 2: three half in the bag Murphy or then Governor Carry
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Speaker 2: or then sen in a morning hand if you lit
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Speaker 2: a match in the room that you were with them,
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Speaker 2: there's so much alcohol in the air that you'd be
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Speaker 2: blasted a kingdom come. But that's half in the bag, Murphy.
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Speaker 2: You got a new governor in New Jersey. She got elected,
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Speaker 2: as you know, against my choice with Ciarelli. You know,
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Speaker 2: affordability costs the living. That swept her into office along
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Speaker 2: with the governor in Virginia, the Democrat who replaced the Republican.
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Speaker 2: But that's not what we're talking about here. We're talking
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Speaker 2: about bathrooms. So in traveling the subways, which I do
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Speaker 2: each and every day and watch the deterioration, there are
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Speaker 2: some public facilities that are supposed to be open. I
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Speaker 2: know the stations that they are, and when I actually
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Speaker 2: go and look, it says this bathroom opened from seven
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Speaker 2: am in the morning to seven pm. Right, you see
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Speaker 2: the signs there. The few that are available, they never open,
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Speaker 2: almost never open. That's all a lie. But there was
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Speaker 2: a very famous rest place that existed when Jim McGready
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Speaker 2: was the governor. The state troopers would drop him off
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Speaker 2: at you know, the Vince S. Lombardy rest stop there,
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Speaker 2: New Jersey and on your way to Judge Washington Bridge.
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Speaker 2: I think that's in Rutherford Bergen County. The state troopers
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Speaker 2: would drop him off at the rest facility and he
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Speaker 2: would tell them I'll be out in their half hour.
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Speaker 2: And the troopers would say, Governor, one of us has
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Speaker 2: to go in with no, I have to use the facilities.
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Speaker 2: How what do you think was going on in there
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Speaker 2: in that public laboratory for a half hour. You know
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Speaker 2: that guy was out of control. Remember he said, I'm
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Speaker 2: resigning because I'm a gay American. That's not why. It's
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Speaker 2: because you were corrupt. And the voters in Jersey City
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Speaker 2: decided when I gone down that road again, But that
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Speaker 2: was all around the use of a bathroom. Now where
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Speaker 2: am I going with this? Well, you saw Zorhanmandami, what
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Speaker 2: was like the first thing he did as an official
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Speaker 2: was to go up to West Harlem and to say,
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Speaker 2: we're gonna spend four million dollars for these rotating outdoor
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Speaker 2: bathrooms that have existed in other places for quite some time.
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Speaker 2: The first time I ever saw it was in Berlin.
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Speaker 2: I know it's a anchor. I saw one outside of
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Speaker 2: the Pound the Hound Greyhound station in Atlanta. You basically
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Speaker 2: put a quarter in or a coin, you go in there, crash,
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Speaker 2: You get about ten fifteen minutes and then whatever you
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Speaker 2: do inside it self cleans and it goes around and around,
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Speaker 2: and apparently it costs like a million dollars a module.
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Speaker 2: And this idea was proposed many many years ago when
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Speaker 2: the city controller was golden from the Bronx, and it
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Speaker 2: was called street furniture, and in order to pay for this,
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Speaker 2: there would be advertisements on the street furniture, which was
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Speaker 2: really public laboratories out in the street which are desperately needed.
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Speaker 2: But oh no, our elected officials decided to shake down
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Speaker 2: the providers and say, well, you got to contribute to
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Speaker 2: our community efforts. And that's why it never occurred back then.
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Speaker 2: And so Zoran is going to try to do that now.
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Speaker 2: But the one unique thing I found was, if you
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Speaker 2: notice the one thing he said while his wife and
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Speaker 2: he were moving in to Gracie Mansion, rama, is that
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Speaker 2: the only thing they're going to change in Gracy Mansion
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Speaker 2: is they want bidets, five of them. A socialist who
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Speaker 2: promotes the use of bidets. Now, I've been in Gracy
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Speaker 2: Mansion before when Rudy Giuliani was the mayor. Now it's
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Speaker 2: old school. But in order to put the bedet in,
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Speaker 2: you're going to have to rip the toilets out. You
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Speaker 2: need a longer toilet. It's going to be very expensive.
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Speaker 2: But I'm saying to myself, is a fixation here about
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Speaker 2: a bidet in a bathroom as one of your first measures. Hey,
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Speaker 2: so Quark, Had I been mayor, it wouldn't have been
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Speaker 2: I wouldn't have been talking about putting bedays in the bathroom,
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Speaker 2: said Gracy Manchion. I gotta show you that not a priority.
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Speaker 2: But it's gonna cost us money. You know, they have
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Speaker 2: a Gracy Mansion conservatory. It supposedly UH has donors giving
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Speaker 2: money for the upkeep and the maintenance of gracing mansion.
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Speaker 2: You know who the last curator was, Crash, the girlfriend
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Speaker 2: of Eric Olridge, remember who was the first of many
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Speaker 2: to get indicted in the Eric Adams administration. I remember
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Speaker 2: when Eric was with him at the time. He made
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Speaker 2: him his commissioner of Buildings. You know, probably the most
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Speaker 2: corrupt agency of many agencies in the city. And it's
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Speaker 2: been true with a lot of mayors and just it's
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Speaker 2: rife with corrupt And the mayor was at an event
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Speaker 2: in the Bronx and he had his building's commissioner with
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Speaker 2: Americ Olrich and he said, watch your phones, watch your phones,
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Speaker 2: because he knew already that Alvin Bragg was listening in
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Speaker 2: on his phones. And they remember Alvin Bragg snatched him up,
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Speaker 2: indicted him. You know how long ago that was. Whatever
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Speaker 2: happened in that case crash, Well, just to let you
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Speaker 2: cognizhan't they know it's in front of a judge who
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Speaker 2: doesn't hear cases, which implies that if you're calling Eric Oleridge, eh,
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Speaker 2: somebody bade me listening to whatever happened in that case.
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Speaker 2: It's a lot of questions that I have, and I
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Speaker 2: don't have enough time to deal with it here. But
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Speaker 2: the point being is his girlfriend was in charge of
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Speaker 2: the conservancy. I don't know who is now, but I
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Speaker 2: don't think that's a priority in the city of New York.
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Speaker 2: The rotating bathrooms out in the city four million dollars
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Speaker 2: probably a million dollars poor facility, or the bedets at
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Speaker 2: Gracie Manchin then, and of course remember President Donald tr
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Speaker 2: He can't be left out of this discussion because he
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Speaker 2: was so proud to show off pictures of the new
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Speaker 2: bathroom that he had rebuilt in the Lincoln bedroom, which
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Speaker 2: I think had the sort of that gold trimens. What
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Speaker 2: is it about these bathrooms. Hey, by the way, you
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Speaker 2: know where the best public bathroom is. If you're really
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Speaker 2: stuck in the city, and you know it used to
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Speaker 2: be Starbucks, you can go in any Starbucks that ain't
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Speaker 2: happening no more. You gotta get like a nine dollars
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Speaker 2: cup of burnt coffee in order to be able to
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Speaker 2: use the bathroom, which will just speed that process. Brian Park,
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Speaker 2: if you're really in need and you're in the vicinity
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Speaker 2: of Brian Park six and forty second, they got a
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Speaker 2: public bathroom there. They got amen's room attendant, sometimes a
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Speaker 2: female tenant. They keep it pristine, clean, liking Copenhagen in
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Speaker 2: Denmark when I was there at the Central Station. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: amenities that they provide in other countries in public laboratories
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Speaker 2: that we don't do here public bathrooms. Have you been
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Speaker 2: into some of these public bathrooms like Grand Central Station.
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Speaker 2: You know, I catch a metro North, Like half the
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Speaker 2: facilities are busted out pensation. Oh my god, it's a nightmare. Copenhagen,
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Speaker 2: I gotta tell you. They had a men zoom attendant,
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Speaker 2: they had barber sal they had combs, they had toothbrushes, toothpastes,
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Speaker 2: whatever you needed. Basic amenities. Meantime you went down the block,
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Speaker 2: they were junkies shooting up on the avenue there right
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Speaker 2: in the open. You know, it was a city of extremes.
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Speaker 2: And why am I talking Copenhagen, because obviously we're going
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Speaker 2: all around back to the Danish that I am eating
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Speaker 2: every day in support of Denmark against Donald Trump wants
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Speaker 2: to seize Greenland by all means necessary. And please be
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Speaker 2: prepared to pay your ten percent tariff on all the
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Speaker 2: Danish that you have with your cough in the morning.
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Speaker 2: My favorite the apple almond Danish for you, or maybe custard,
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Speaker 2: the fruity stuff or whatever. Yeah, bathrooms, What are the
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Speaker 2: fixation with bathrooms? It's the one thing that unifies us
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Speaker 2: all whoever you are, whatever you do, unless like me,
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Speaker 2: from time to time in your life you've been stuck
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Speaker 2: with a catheter for a lot of different reasons. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: gotta go to the bathroom. I guess we could call
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Speaker 2: it bathroom diplomacy. Maybe in Davos in Switzerland, where all
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Speaker 2: the masters of the universe are the billionaires, the casilionaires,
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Speaker 2: the shot callers for the world, do they fight over
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Speaker 2: the use of the bathrooms? What are the bathrooms like
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Speaker 2: in Davos, Switzerland, as opposed to what we have available
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Speaker 2: to us or in public facilities near you, rest stops,
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Speaker 2: et cetera. Numbers one eight hundred three to two, one
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Speaker 2: zero seven ten. What do you think of a socialist
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Speaker 2: who believes he needs bedeys the day five of them
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Speaker 2: in the people's house, Gracie mansion. I mean the president
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Speaker 2: got upset to me and answer because we wanted to
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Speaker 2: bring in the rescue cats. Remember the ones that we
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Speaker 2: kept from being euthanized in the shelters. Oh my god,
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Speaker 2: what are you bedays? That's yeah, one eight hundred three
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Speaker 2: to two, one zero seven ten. And of course I
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Speaker 2: got to give you an update on the crook of
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Speaker 2: all crooks, the Swagerman with no Plan, Eric Adams and
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Speaker 2: his Bitcoin aka crime coin blockchain ponzi scheme that imploded
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Speaker 2: as soon as he introduced it. And as I told
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Speaker 2: many people, what you thought you were going to get
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Speaker 2: anything different. A leopard does not change its spots. You
14:57
Speaker 2: will be judged by the company that you keep. I'm
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Speaker 2: a crash when your mother would say, hey, one ya,
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Speaker 2: you will be judged by the company you keep. And
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Speaker 2: if you hang out with crooks. Is a very good
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Speaker 2: chance that if you're not a cook, everybody will think
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Speaker 2: you're a cook. I number is one eight hundred three
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Speaker 2: to two one zero seven ten. That's one eight hundred
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Speaker 2: three to two one zero sevent ten. A major threat.
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Speaker 2: We may have to invade, not Venezuela. I asked all
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Speaker 2: of you out there. None of you have responded, why
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Speaker 2: is it with the six oil tankers that we have
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Speaker 2: seized that were filled with oil leaving Venezuela. Then once
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Speaker 2: we sell it on the open market, we're going to
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Speaker 2: take the money and bank it in Qatar, Qatar, And
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Speaker 2: none of you seem to have a problem with that.
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Speaker 2: I certainly do. One eight hundred three to two one
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Speaker 2: zero seven ten. Again, don't be part of the chorus question,
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Speaker 2: I thought, I don't care what's your politics or ideology.
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Speaker 2: You should all be three free agents. When something doesn't
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Speaker 2: sound right, there's a very good chance it's not right.
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Speaker 2: And as all the rich and the wealthy and the
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Speaker 2: masters of the universe headed to Davos in Switzerland for
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Speaker 2: their World Economic Forum, which they call a spirited dialogue,
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Speaker 2: they have decided that they are going to boot the
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Speaker 2: Iranian foreign minister because of the insurrection going on in Iran,
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Speaker 2: and by the way, the Ayatola has said, psych the
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Speaker 2: executions are back on and hackers we don't know from where,
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Speaker 2: basically taken over Iranian TV and the communications that are
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Speaker 2: going on in that country. By the way, thousands have
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Speaker 2: been killed. And we're more focused on Greenland now than
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Speaker 2: what's going on in Iran. I think if you had
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Speaker 2: to prioritize them, even if you were supporting the president's
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Speaker 2: foreign initiatives, which have nothing to do with America, first
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Speaker 2: you would have to say, okay, euron number one, Venezuela
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Speaker 2: number two, and Greenland shall not even be on the
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Speaker 2: list at all. That's just the updates of what's going on.
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Speaker 2: But to pivot and shift back to bathroom diplomacy crash.
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Speaker 2: Do you remember the episode from Seinfeld, the busboy episode,
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Speaker 2: Remember with George Costanza having that conversation with Kramer about
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Speaker 2: where the best public facilities are. You know, I think
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Speaker 2: he said the Sperry Ran Building, the fourteenth floor of
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Speaker 2: the Morgan Apparel Lincoln Center. Alice tullyholl you remember that,
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Speaker 2: and Kramer said, oh yeah, the flush is like a
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Speaker 2: jet engine. Right. That's a major episode of Seinfeld. And
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Speaker 2: then also there are other problems associated with potty training.
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Speaker 2: I don't know, U, Crash, you may have had this
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Speaker 2: problem like so many others. It really affects males far
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Speaker 2: more than females. And if you remember doctor Benjamin Spock, oh,
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Speaker 2: he published that book Baby and Childcare sold like fifty
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Speaker 2: million copies back in the sixties. He was one of
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Speaker 2: the leaders of the anti Vietnam War effort back then.
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Speaker 2: He was always at the peace rallies. But his whole
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Speaker 2: premise was that a mail if not given the right
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Speaker 2: access to potty training and to leave them on their
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Speaker 2: own recourse and don't force it. If you force it,
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Speaker 2: they may end up becoming a serial killer. I would
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Speaker 2: love to go on death row and basically do a
18:36
Speaker 2: study on those states that still have a death row
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Speaker 2: and find out how many of them were people who
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Speaker 2: tortured animals first, many of them according to studies, and
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Speaker 2: how many of them lacked popper potty training. Remember how
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Speaker 2: doctor Spark used to say, you take a small plastic
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Speaker 2: child size potty chair and you leave it there, and
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Speaker 2: you leave it crash when you're read like at two
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Speaker 2: or two and a half on your own. Before that
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Speaker 2: you wear a dirty watered diaper. It's what you gotta do.
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Speaker 2: If you change that or alter that, you could have
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Speaker 2: a serial killer on your hands. You could have a
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Speaker 2: Charlie Manson on your hands. Does everybody forget that? Don't
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Speaker 2: scold the child. If they miss the bull's eye, boys
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Speaker 2: will eventually stand and we we But what if they don't?
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Speaker 2: What do they do? Then? Copper squat the rest of
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Speaker 2: their life? Uh, you could check that out at City
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Speaker 2: Field or Yankee Stadium or Madison Square Garden or Barkley
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Speaker 2: Center crash. I know you are somebody who has been
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Speaker 2: in attendance many times. Just go into the men's facility
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Speaker 2: and observe see if in fact there is any truth
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Speaker 2: to doctor Benjamin spock'steery. And I'm not talking about Star
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Speaker 2: Trek's Doctor Spock. I know there's one eight hundred and
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Speaker 2: three to one zero seven ten. This is your place
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Speaker 2: to be seven ten. Wr sink for yourself, Be independent,
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Speaker 2: be autonomous, question it already when things don't seem right,
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Speaker 2: let your voice be heard. And this is the perfect place.
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Speaker 2: On the March Simone Show, which I'm substituting on today
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Speaker 2: at one eight hundred three two one zero seven ten.
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Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, I haven't forgotten Minneapolis. We'll get to
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Speaker 2: that Michigan. Gosh, that chaos that's going on in the
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Speaker 2: streets as we speak. Now. You could eat peanut butter
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Speaker 2: sandwiches from now to Friday. You're still eventually gonna have
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Speaker 2: to cop a squat and relieve yourself. The other big
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Speaker 2: beef you have is when you go to these public lavatories,
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Speaker 2: these bathrooms, if they have any toilet paper, if it
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Speaker 2: ain't angel soft bathroom tissue, it ain't Scott five thousand
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Speaker 2: tissue papers long. It's usually like one ply, and the
20:55
Speaker 2: whole idea is you would use less paper, but you
20:57
Speaker 2: end up using more. Am I right or wrong? Right?
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Speaker 2: Right them all? And then there's less water in the
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Speaker 2: turlet bowl, so you end up flushing more because the
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Speaker 2: whole idea was you won't waste water. I mean, I
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Speaker 2: see this over and over and over. I realize you say, well,
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Speaker 2: you're obsessed with this. It's not that I'm obsessed with this.
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Speaker 2: It's one of those things. It's like inhaling and exhaling.
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Speaker 2: It's something we all have to do. It's like eating
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Speaker 2: every day. It's something we all have to do and
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Speaker 2: I'm sorry if it disturbed some of you, But even
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Speaker 2: the masters of the universe, the billionaires, the kazilionaires, the
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Speaker 2: world leaders from the First World countries and DeVos in Switzerland,
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Speaker 2: we're gonna be solving all the issues of the world.
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Speaker 2: Not even they have to use the facilities. At some point.
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Speaker 2: Let's go to Donald, who's calling from New York. Your
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Speaker 2: turn to be heard here at sevent ten Woor, Donald
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Speaker 2: Slow Curtis.
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Speaker 3: I have to agree with you about the restrooms at
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Speaker 3: Bryant Park because I used it frequently, because I go
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Speaker 3: to Death Channel in the park in De Summerspeare, so
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Speaker 3: I use the restroom at Bryan Park. Very clean, very safe.
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Speaker 3: So I agree with you.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, not only that. If you notice that, Donald, they'll
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Speaker 2: have a flowery bouquet in there. They have a men's
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Speaker 2: right right right entrance. Yeah, they have a female men
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Speaker 2: That's a civilized approach. You'll see that in other parts
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Speaker 2: of the world, but not generally in New York City.
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Speaker 2: And there's so many other places that are in need
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Speaker 2: of these kind of facilities. Although I will say right
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Speaker 2: out of the box, Johan Mandami's obsession with bathroom etiquette.
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Speaker 2: The socialist who believes in bidets. I didn't know that
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Speaker 2: that was part of socialist dogma. Eugene V. Debs, Oh
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Speaker 2: my favorite book. Oh yeah, oh, you got to read it.
22:59
Speaker 2: If you've never up in Sinclair, the Jungle here it
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Speaker 2: was a hardcore socialist Yeah yeah, and never read about
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Speaker 2: the theay socialism, that's for sure. Let's go to Josh,
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Speaker 2: who's calling from Connecticut. Your turn to be heard here
23:14
Speaker 2: on what should be your newfound station like it is
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Speaker 2: for me and my wife Nancy's seven wr Josh.
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Speaker 4: Americans who are lobbyists for Qatar?
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Speaker 2: That's your answer, Ah, Americans have lobbyists like Stevie Whitlock,
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Speaker 2: who negotiates on the part of the Trump administration, like
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Speaker 2: his son in law, like others from around the world.
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Speaker 2: We basically use that as a place where we say, hey,
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Speaker 2: this is where you can meet your enemies and sit
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Speaker 2: down and break bread and resolve the differences of the world.
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Speaker 2: But it is a money laundering location, would you not agree?
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Speaker 4: Judge, Yes, it is, But I also I would agree
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Speaker 4: that did They're building an air force base in Idaho
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Speaker 4: for Quitar. They also guitar is billions of dollars in
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Speaker 4: the United States Corey Lowandowski was used to be a lobbyist.
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Speaker 4: His firm was a lobbyist for Qatar, but before Trump
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Speaker 4: ran the first time, he had to disassociate himself and
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Speaker 4: sell it. But they were doing business for Qatar. They
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Speaker 4: all are taking that Middle Eastern money. That Middle Eastern
24:19
Speaker 4: money is all over Europe and all over the United States.
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Speaker 4: That's why you ever noticed they always blame like now
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Speaker 4: they're going to have the bonding. Now. They liked it
24:26
Speaker 4: because she has an Italian last name like Fouch. She
24:29
Speaker 4: old them in Pelosi. These are just fronts that you
24:32
Speaker 4: know what. The people in Saudi Arabia laughing their heads off.
24:35
Speaker 4: It's like Saturday Night Live. And in Saudi Arabia they're
24:38
Speaker 4: laughing their heads off watching this with their American wives
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Speaker 4: and girlfriends.
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Speaker 2: Yes, folks, Oh that's right. When they come to New York,
24:47
Speaker 2: they take their garb off, their Middle Eastern garb. They're
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Speaker 2: wearing knockoff Armani suits. Have you ever seen them? Because
24:54
Speaker 2: they owned a lot of real estate here. They're running
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Speaker 2: around chasing skirts, you know, not back hard liquor and
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Speaker 2: sometimes doing yes cocaine, Yes cocaine. And then when they
25:07
Speaker 2: go back to the pillars of the Islamic faith. They
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Speaker 2: claim that they are observant the house of fraud, as
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Speaker 2: I call them, the princes of the House of Fraud,
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Speaker 2: many of whom will be in Devo's at the World
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Speaker 2: Economic Form. Let's go to Terrasa, who is calling from
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Speaker 2: New York. You have turned to be heard here at
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Speaker 2: seven to ten, wor Teresa.
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Speaker 5: Hey, Curtiss, big fan, big fan of yours, and quick
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Speaker 5: shout out to my friend Peter who's also listening. Big
25:35
Speaker 5: fans who went to your rallies. We supported you, we donated,
25:39
Speaker 5: you donated to you, and we are hoping that you
25:42
Speaker 5: decide to run again because you've got two supporters right here,
25:46
Speaker 5: right here. If Curtis keep up the good work, please.
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Speaker 2: Well, I will tell you. I will tell you, Terresa,
25:52
Speaker 2: there's something big coming up. I'll let you all in momentarily,
25:56
Speaker 2: but go ahead continue because I cut you off. No.
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Speaker 5: No, I going to say I agree about the bathrooms.
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Speaker 5: And I'm sure this is not a popular comment, but
26:05
Speaker 5: sometimes I use bonds a noble or prediman shir. But
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Speaker 5: I agree there's a shortage in New York of restrooms
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Speaker 5: and something should be done about it. But Curtis. We
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Speaker 5: are just big fans of yours. Please keep up the good.
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Speaker 2: Wark, thank you, thank you. Oh yes, big presentation that
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Speaker 2: I'll be making at Yale University at the end of
26:28
Speaker 2: the month to try to navigate all these partisan positions
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Speaker 2: that are being taken on both sides of the isle.
26:38
Speaker 2: So whether you're a Republican conservative or your uber Mager,
26:43
Speaker 2: or you're a Democratic Socialist of America or a so
26:46
Speaker 2: called moderate Democrat, the partisanship, the vitriol is like at
26:55
Speaker 2: an all time level of division. It's like, what's happening
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Speaker 2: in Minneapolis? All right? I know I've been teasing this
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Speaker 2: all along. I've probably spent more time than most listening
27:06
Speaker 2: have in Minneapolis over the years with the Guardian Angels.
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Speaker 2: This is pre George Floyd. But I'll tell you this.
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Speaker 2: I'm watching the agents that have been sent there from
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Speaker 2: Texas by the Department of Homeland Security, Madame Secretary President
27:25
Speaker 2: of the United States. These Texas guys who are ill
27:28
Speaker 2: prepared to deal with winters in Minnesota. First thing, you
27:33
Speaker 2: should observe how they're slipping and sliding all over the place.
27:36
Speaker 2: They're wearing boots, but it's the kind of boots you
27:38
Speaker 2: would wear in Texas, not the kind of boots you
27:40
Speaker 2: would wear in Minnesota dealing with the ice and the snow.
27:45
Speaker 2: And remember, Minnesota is a state of a thousand lakes
27:49
Speaker 2: where they actually go ice fishing on the lakes. They
27:52
Speaker 2: will build a little cabin, they will sit there where
27:55
Speaker 2: they hole in the ground, and they will fish there
27:59
Speaker 2: for hours. But they put little cleats on the bottom
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Speaker 2: of their boots. You can walk into almost any dollar
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Speaker 2: store and they sell them there. Oh, that's right. With inflation,
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Speaker 2: it's like a buck fifty two bucks. Little cleats you
28:12
Speaker 2: put on the bottom of your boots. Now, if you
28:13
Speaker 2: notice all the demonstrators, they're not slipping and sliding because
28:17
Speaker 2: they're used to this. Meantime, you got all these federal
28:20
Speaker 2: law enforcement folks, whether they're ICE, whether they're from the
28:24
Speaker 2: Department of Federal Prisons, whether they're FBI, whether they're DEEA, whatever,
28:29
Speaker 2: federal law enforcement agency. And they're slipping and sliding. And
28:33
Speaker 2: the demonstrators know that. So what do they do. They
28:35
Speaker 2: pour They pour water out into the streets and they
28:39
Speaker 2: create these ice conditions. And again, I'll say it again
28:45
Speaker 2: and again and again, there's no reason to be out
28:50
Speaker 2: there in the day and to turn these ICE members
28:54
Speaker 2: and these federal law enforcement officials into human pinaties to
28:58
Speaker 2: try to make a point, why not just do what
29:01
Speaker 2: the federal marshals do. The US marshals they have a
29:04
Speaker 2: fugitive apprehension squad. They almost inevitably, when they got to
29:08
Speaker 2: snatch somebody up with a federal warrant, they go in
29:11
Speaker 2: between the hours of three and five, when almost everybody
29:14
Speaker 2: is asleep. So once your snitches are operating and giving
29:21
Speaker 2: you intelligence on the people that you have warrants for
29:25
Speaker 2: who may be missed out on a federal court appearance.
29:28
Speaker 2: And now they violated what is called parole. They came
29:31
Speaker 2: to a portal during the Biden administration, they had the
29:34
Speaker 2: piece of paper they were supposed to show up in
29:35
Speaker 2: federal courtated. Now you can snatch them up, or if
29:39
Speaker 2: they're wanted on other crimes, you do that between three
29:42
Speaker 2: and five in the morning. You don't do that at
29:44
Speaker 2: three and five in the afternoon, because then you're looking
29:48
Speaker 2: for a confrontation. And quite frankly, what is the point
29:53
Speaker 2: of the confrontation, Because eventually ICE will have to leave
29:58
Speaker 2: and head back to Texas or other parts. And now
30:02
Speaker 2: there's just more chaos, more insurrection, and you harden the
30:05
Speaker 2: radical base, the use the measures that have worked time
30:09
Speaker 2: and time again by the US marshals. You hit them fast,
30:13
Speaker 2: you hit them between three and five. You get your intelligence,
30:18
Speaker 2: you have your issued bench warrant, and you move in,
30:22
Speaker 2: you extricate, and you immediately pull them out. It's worked
30:26
Speaker 2: time and time again. But no, no, no, both sides
30:29
Speaker 2: are looking for a confrontation right here on your place
30:33
Speaker 2: to be seven to ten wor Bill Clinton sex scandal,
30:37
Speaker 2: Bill Monica Lewinski basically without saying it directly, how they
30:41
Speaker 2: had a fabricated war in Albania to distract voters from
30:44
Speaker 2: that sex scandal. Now the headlines are that the President
30:49
Speaker 2: of the United States, who is on his way to Dobbos, Switzerland,
30:53
Speaker 2: with all the masters of the universe, the billionaires, the millionaires,
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Speaker 2: leaders of the First World, although they've decided to kick
31:00
Speaker 2: the Prime Minister of Iran out out on its touchas's
31:03
Speaker 2: nupa that the lead story is is that Trump, in
31:10
Speaker 2: advance of this trip, texted the Prime Minister of Norway
31:14
Speaker 2: that he no longer felt obliged to think purely of
31:17
Speaker 2: peace and the world would not be secure until America
31:22
Speaker 2: controls Iceland. Oh man, you know, I'm gonna be going
31:27
Speaker 2: into the subways and streets today and I'm gonna be
31:29
Speaker 2: obsessed with the fact that we have to have excuse me, Greenland,
31:34
Speaker 2: not Iceland. That'll be next right here, Vick. Remember where
31:37
Speaker 2: Gorbachev with a weinstain on his head at that first
31:40
Speaker 2: sit down with Ronald Reagan. They didn't come to an
31:43
Speaker 2: accord at that point. But anyway, the point being is
31:46
Speaker 2: this is nuts and that he's upset that he did
31:52
Speaker 2: not get a legitimate Nobel Peace Prize from the Norwegian
31:56
Speaker 2: Prime Minister, who does not control that process. That's the
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Speaker 2: Nobel Peace Prize Committee, which is unaffiliated with the government.
32:03
Speaker 2: But then again, many of you really think this is
32:07
Speaker 2: all part of some masterful plan by the President of
32:11
Speaker 2: the United States to get now the European countries to
32:15
Speaker 2: protect Greenland from an invasion by Putin and President She
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Speaker 2: who's on first, what's on second? I don't know who's
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Speaker 2: on turn. I'm going to belly slide into home nuts.
32:28
Speaker 2: With so many other issues, now, is this a distraction, because,
32:31
Speaker 2: let's face it, the number one issues in the United
32:34
Speaker 2: States from coast to coast, are the cost of living,
32:36
Speaker 2: the affordability, and it's something at times that Trump has
32:40
Speaker 2: called fake news. So if we continue on this track,
32:46
Speaker 2: you're almost guaranteeing that the House will turn to the
32:49
Speaker 2: Democratic majority and then the chaos that afflicted unfortunately the
32:55
Speaker 2: Trump administration in the first four years with the impeachment
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Speaker 2: as the hearings will unfortunately continue what happened to America. First,
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Speaker 2: have a Danish today and support our best friends in
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Speaker 2: all of Europe, Denmark,