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FULL SHOW: Dems' new plays; Air Force One. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Now this is the Mark Simone Show on sevent tenor.
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Speaker 2: Well, it's a little hot out there, but this is nothing.
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Speaker 2: This is not the heat. This is a you're gonna
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Speaker 2: miss today. It's gonna be ninety three today, but then Tomorrow,
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Speaker 2: Thursday and Friday one hundred degrees one hundred. Saturday drops
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Speaker 2: down to about ninety five. But you got thunderstorms on
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Speaker 2: Saturday Sunday, it'll be ninety. Everybody's gonna it's gonna feel
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Speaker 2: like a like a cold spell. This ninety sounds high,
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Speaker 2: but it'll feel like nothing after this heat wave. So
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Speaker 2: be prepared for this heat wave. It's gonna be rough.
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Speaker 2: You gotta make sure you keep drinking water, stay hydrated.
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Speaker 2: That's very, very very important. If you get heat stroke,
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Speaker 2: get help immediately. Heat stroke usually you get dizzy, you
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Speaker 2: get nauseous, you get you know, all kinds of things.
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Speaker 2: But mayor Mom, Donnie, he's on top of it. With
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Speaker 2: his cooling center.
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Speaker 3: You're activating more than twenty two hundred link NYC kiosks
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Speaker 3: to display real time directions to the nearest NYC cooling
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Speaker 3: center with an eight ten minute walk.
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Speaker 2: Ah, you hear that eight ten minute walk in one
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Speaker 2: hundred degree heat and yet twenty two hundred kiosks that'll
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Speaker 2: direct you to the cooling center. Twenty two hundred of
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Speaker 2: them cooling centers they got three. That's not exactly the
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Speaker 2: right plan, but he's warning everybody the humidity.
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Speaker 3: It will feel even hotter with a heat index that
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Speaker 3: could peak around one hundred and twelve degrees. If the
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Speaker 3: forecast holds, this could be the hottest Fourth of July
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Speaker 3: since twenty ten.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. No, he's going to try to make him think, well,
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Speaker 2: this is climate change. Well, he just said since twenty
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Speaker 2: ten it was as hot as this in twenty two.
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Speaker 2: We've had these heat waves forever. They happen every ten
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Speaker 2: years or so. It's perfectly normal. So hey, President Trump
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Speaker 2: flying to the Dakota's twice. He's gonna make two trips there.
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Speaker 2: He flew there, flew back, and now he's got to
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Speaker 2: go again in a date. Now you might say, well,
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Speaker 2: why didn't he just stay over, Because he's got a
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Speaker 2: ton of energy unlike the last president, so he can
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Speaker 2: make two trips back and forth to North Dakota, South Dakota.
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Speaker 2: And the other thing is they just got this new plane.
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Speaker 2: It is the most luxurious, spectacular plane in the world.
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Speaker 2: It's the one Katari gave us. The new air Force
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Speaker 2: one is not ready yet. The new Air Force one.
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Speaker 2: This takes years, takes like eight years to build these things,
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Speaker 2: so it won't be ready for another year or two. So
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Speaker 2: the Qatari leader said, dear, take one of my old planes.
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Speaker 2: And his old plane is bigger than air Force one,
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Speaker 2: more spectacer. Go online and look at the pictures of
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Speaker 2: the interior. It's unbelievable. The most plush, luxurious bedrooms, three
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Speaker 2: or four of them. Take a look at the library.
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Speaker 2: That's the most spectacular library you've ever seen. It has
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Speaker 2: a like party rooms, conference room. It's absolutely amazing. This
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Speaker 2: is what goes on in the Middle East with these leaders,
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Speaker 2: Saudi leaders, Katari leaders. You know, these guys have got
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Speaker 2: so much money. It's beyond anything you can imagine anything.
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Speaker 2: So this, the most luxurious, biggest plane in the world,
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Speaker 2: is like one of his hand me downs. This is
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Speaker 2: like an extra plane he doesn't need. So in fact,
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Speaker 2: to him it's like, yeah, get rid of that thing.
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Speaker 2: I don't get a better plane. So he donated to
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Speaker 2: the US president. I think that's why he's flying back
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Speaker 2: and forth twice. He just loves being on that plane.
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Speaker 2: In fact, should just go live on that plane here
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Speaker 2: while it's on the runway or something. So it's absolutely spectacular.
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Speaker 2: Last night there were some elections. Colorado specifically was another
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Speaker 2: example of the Democratic Party getting taken over by the razy,
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Speaker 2: disgusting lunatic socialists. They bit by bit by bit, are
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Speaker 2: seizing control of the party. The candidate that won there
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Speaker 2: is one of these extreme Jew hating Israel hating, anti
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Speaker 2: Semitic socialist marxist ie knocked out. Somebody had been in
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Speaker 2: office thirty years. So the takeover continues. Democrats, real Democrats,
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Speaker 2: don't know what the hell to do about it. In fact,
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Speaker 2: when this crazy socialist one started attacking Hakim Jeffries, it's
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Speaker 2: not just about, you know, affordability. They run on affordability
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Speaker 2: and that sort of stuff. What it really is one,
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Speaker 2: it's serious anti semitism. Two, it's hatred of the Democrats
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Speaker 2: and especially the Democratic leadership, the old guard, and this
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Speaker 2: candidate in Colorado specifically went after Hakim Jeffries, attacking him.
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Speaker 2: Schumer obviously is a pathetic old Willie Lohman, old fossil.
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Speaker 2: And there's the same thing with HAKEM. Jeffers. They want
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Speaker 2: to throw out all of these people. Now, that's two
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Speaker 2: things going on there. One, they hate Trump so much
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Speaker 2: that they want him stopped, and they blame the current
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Speaker 2: Democratic leadership from being unable to do that. So they
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Speaker 2: think Schumer, Jeffries, the Pelosi types were totally ineffective at
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Speaker 2: stopping Trump. So they want crazier, younger, more radical. They
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Speaker 2: think that'll stop Trump. Now the other factor is, as
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Speaker 2: much as they hate Trump, they want their own Trumps.
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Speaker 2: You know, Trump was a guy who came in throughout
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Speaker 2: the establishment and his party and kind of radicalized the
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Speaker 2: whole thing and re energized it. You know, he threw
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Speaker 2: out the Bush machine and the Bush dynasty and all
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Speaker 2: the old guys, and you know, it was revolutionary. So
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Speaker 2: they want to do the same thing on the crazy left.
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Speaker 2: So they want their own kind of Trump takeover of
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Speaker 2: the party. But in the meantime, they're elected socialists, Marxists.
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Speaker 2: And the scariest thing is this ridiculous, horrifying, disgusting anti semitism.
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Speaker 2: Mike Young might want to read Michael Goodwin's column in
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Speaker 2: the New York Post today, and I think the headline
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Speaker 2: is Democrats, it's just become a Jew hating cult. It's
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Speaker 2: disgusting Democrats first kind of they were afraid of these
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Speaker 2: get people. They started pandering a little too much, and
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Speaker 2: now they're like Schumer, just hiding under the desk. Listen
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Speaker 2: to Vice President Vance.
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Speaker 1: The Democrat Party has become run by the universities and
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Speaker 1: by the professors. This is not working class union Democrats.
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Speaker 1: This is not socially conservative people who just want to
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Speaker 1: fair shake at life. This is fundamentally a view that
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Speaker 1: the United States is an evil country that must be
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Speaker 1: dismantled from the ground and then built back up. That's
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Speaker 1: communism at its core.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, now, years ago, decades ago, actually are these Soros types,
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Speaker 2: and China was involved in this. They're very plot like
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Speaker 2: ten twenty thirty years out. So years ago, they began
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Speaker 2: the takeover the universities. They took over the boards of trustees,
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Speaker 2: they took over the faculty, they infiltrated, they loaded up
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Speaker 2: the faculty with these types who brought up generations of
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Speaker 2: these crazies. And that's how a guy like Mom Donnie
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Speaker 2: can get elected, because these universities turned out generation after
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Speaker 2: generation after generation of radical nut jobs, and they'll vote
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Speaker 2: for a Mom Donnie and they'll vote for that nut
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Speaker 2: job in Colorado. So it's a big problem. I don't
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Speaker 2: know how you undo this, and I guess there's a
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Speaker 2: way to undo it, but it could take years and
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Speaker 2: years and years. Hey, you're going to hear about this
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Speaker 2: is going to be the big theme of the next
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Speaker 2: few days and the weekend, the Sunday shows. It's about
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Speaker 2: Trump profiteering. He's profiteering off the presidency like nobody ever before.
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Speaker 2: And they lay out this whole case of how he
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Speaker 2: made billions and billions, and he's making two billion while
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Speaker 2: in the last year and let me see here, Yeah,
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Speaker 2: he made one point four billion in crypto and other businesses.
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Speaker 2: He's he made sixty million here, forty million now, and
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Speaker 2: this thing and it's almost almost two billion in a year,
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Speaker 2: and it sounds horrible. And then they write these things,
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Speaker 2: but how is this look to people that are struggling
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Speaker 2: to pay their bills? You know, they never mentioned that
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Speaker 2: there's a million Democrats and the Democrats are the party
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Speaker 2: of billionaires Silicon Valley guys. But they're going to attack
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Speaker 2: them like crazy for this.
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Speaker 4: Now.
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Speaker 2: They're never going to mention to you that this is
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Speaker 2: pretty much a typical year for Trump. In fact, if
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Speaker 2: he wasn't president, he probably would have made more money
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Speaker 2: because he would have been building more resorts, more hotels,
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Speaker 2: more real estate. Do you check the history of Trump,
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Speaker 2: This is a pretty typical year, and he's got a
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Speaker 2: massive business empire. Hotels all over the world, resorts all
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Speaker 2: over the world, golf courses all over the world, office buildings,
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Speaker 2: skyscrapers all over the world. World, he's got massive investments.
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Speaker 2: And when he's asked, he says, well, you know, I've
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Speaker 2: got people that handle him. It's in a what he
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Speaker 2: called it, a blind trust, you know, and he brings
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Speaker 2: in the top financial firms to run his assets. But
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Speaker 2: that's the profit you make off that. So in fact,
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Speaker 2: there are a lot of studies that show as much
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Speaker 2: as he made as president, he really took a loss
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Speaker 2: in that he would have made more had he not
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Speaker 2: been office in free to really really concentrate on making
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Speaker 2: money all day and night. But that's what goes. I mean,
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Speaker 2: you know, we've never had a billionaire president. They've never
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Speaker 2: got a look at the tax returns the books of billionaires,
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Speaker 2: but they all look like this. It's pretty pretty typical
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Speaker 2: for a billionaire. So hey, Supreme Court yesterday some really
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Speaker 2: crazy decisions. The craziest, everybody agrees is the birthright citizenship decision. So,
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Speaker 2: in other words, somebody's here, they've got a work permit,
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Speaker 2: they're visiting America, and they happen to have a baby.
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Speaker 2: The baby instantly becomes a full American citizen. It sounds crazy,
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Speaker 2: It is crazy. The Democrats thought it was crazy until recently.
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Speaker 2: You know, there's this famous Harry Reid. Remember he was
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Speaker 2: the leader of the Democrats, Harry Reid. You remember him,
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Speaker 2: You forgot about him from Nevada. This is nineteen ninety three.
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Speaker 2: Democrat Harry Reid introduced legislation to stop birthright citizenship. He said, quote,
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Speaker 2: no sane country would do that, No sane country would
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Speaker 2: give illegals citizenship. That was the position of the Democrats
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Speaker 2: back then. Well now they've gone crazy, and to everyone's shocked,
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Speaker 2: the Supreme Court, led by John Roberts, voted birthright citizenship
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Speaker 2: was okay. Now, a lot of people said, way back
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Speaker 2: when when Bush appointed John Roberts, this was going to
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Speaker 2: turn out to be a huge mistake. It pretty much has.
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Speaker 2: Here's people talking about it.
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Speaker 5: Are nineteen ninety three Harry Reid, a heart Democrat at
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Speaker 5: the time, came up with a bill that had ten points,
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Speaker 5: one of which was clarifying that birthright citizenship does not
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Speaker 5: apply to foreign born parents. You have to be an
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Speaker 5: American citizen on American soul.
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Speaker 2: For that to apply.
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Speaker 5: This bill, also, by the way, cracked down on the
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Speaker 5: numbers of asylum seekers. It cracked down on human smuggling.
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Speaker 5: It massively tightened our borders, and really hit employer's hard
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Speaker 5: who hired illegals. I'm going to introduce when I get
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Speaker 5: back from recess on July thirteenth, the identical bill.
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Speaker 2: He is so mad that he's going to be on
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Speaker 2: vacation till July thirteenth. That's a couple of weeks. But
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Speaker 2: when he gets back, if he has a moment, he
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Speaker 2: might introduce that.
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Speaker 6: The United States Supreme Court manufacturer manufacturing out of thin air,
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Speaker 6: a complete abomination of a ruling by the Chief Justice
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Speaker 6: suggesting that you can simply become a citizen from being
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Speaker 6: born on dirt, thereby validating the we're in practice of
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Speaker 6: baby factories and moving people here to be born to
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Speaker 6: be able to become a citizen.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, you hear how. Maddie is also on vacation for
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Speaker 2: a couple of weeks. But when he gets back, if
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Speaker 2: he has a second he might look into this. Hey.
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Speaker 2: The other thing I want to warn you about is
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Speaker 2: the Taylor Swift wedding. Looks like it is absolutely on
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Speaker 2: today's Wednesday. It's Tomorrow, Friday, Saturday. The reason I mentioned
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Speaker 2: this if you don't care about Taylor Swift, is it's
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Speaker 2: going to cause street closures all around Madison Square Garden.
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Speaker 2: They've already got the permits to close the streets, to
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Speaker 2: block all kinds of stuff, to put up tents in
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Speaker 2: the streets. Now I know it's definitely happening. This is
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Speaker 2: one hundred percent it's happening because there are businesses on
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Speaker 2: these streets around Madison Square Garden, and from what I hear,
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Speaker 2: the police have visited them to explain that these tents
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Speaker 2: would up there would be street closures. Some of the
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Speaker 2: businesses were lucky. They said, this side of the street,
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Speaker 2: your sidewalk will be open. But it's definitely happening. Thursday
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Speaker 2: tomorrow is a rehearsal dinner for one hundred people, but
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Speaker 2: it's in Madison Square Garden. Friday is the party. It's
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Speaker 2: about two thousand people. A thousand to two thousand people,
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Speaker 2: and apparently this party, this wedding party, is going to
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Speaker 2: go all night long. It's not going to end until
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Speaker 2: the next day. It's going to be a party that
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Speaker 2: starts in the evening and continues until the next morning.
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Speaker 2: So it's going to be traffic closures like crazy all
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Speaker 2: around the garden, which means if you have to get
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Speaker 2: in and out of Penn Station, that could be a
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Speaker 2: little difficult to just bear that in mind. Now it's
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Speaker 2: Madison Square Garden. It's going to cost her a couple
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Speaker 2: million with the wedding planner Event planner to set it
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Speaker 2: up inside there for a wedding. All kinds of trucks
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Speaker 2: have been coming in and out, vendors, you know, the
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Speaker 2: flower company, the lighting company, the tent company, all of this.
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Speaker 2: Now they've covered up the logos on their trucks. They're
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Speaker 2: covering up the names on their trucks. You would think
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Speaker 2: if you're a wedding provider vendor, you think you want
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Speaker 2: your names seen and getting the press. It would get
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Speaker 2: you a lot of business. But maybe she ordered them
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Speaker 2: to do that, or maybe they don't want the press
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Speaker 2: calling them and bugging them. The invitations have gone out
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Speaker 2: she's trying to get total privacy on this wedding, So
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Speaker 2: there's going to be a no phone rule. Nobody is
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Speaker 2: allowed to bring a phone into the wedding, including the
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Speaker 2: people working there, including the vendors. Also, every invitation that
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Speaker 2: went out has a numbered water mark on it, so
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Speaker 2: if one of them leaks, if one of them's in
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Speaker 2: the press, she can see which one it was and
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Speaker 2: who it went to. Absolute privacy. Now, of course you
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Speaker 2: could easily get this, just like JFK. Junior did for
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Speaker 2: his wedding. You have it on a private island. Remember
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Speaker 2: you had that. There was a big private island off Georgia.
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Speaker 2: He just had the wedding there and then nobody could
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Speaker 2: get it on her off and he had total privacy.
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Speaker 2: If you're looking for total privacy, I would say Madison
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Speaker 2: Square Garden not the perfect spot. But also if you
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Speaker 2: talk to the great wedding planners, the event planners who
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Speaker 2: set up these things, they said they don't see how
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Speaker 2: on earth it's possible to make Madison Square Garden look romantic.
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Speaker 2: It's supposed to not look like a concert venue. It's
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Speaker 2: supposed to look romantic for a wedding, So they don't
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Speaker 2: see how the hell you're going to transform it into
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Speaker 2: something romantic, But anything's possible. We'll see. But it's gonna
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Speaker 2: snarl up the city for a couple of days. So
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Speaker 2: hopefully she doesn't have all of her weddings here like this.
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Speaker 2: Hopefully the next wedding will be somewhere else. Hey, we'll
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Speaker 2: take some calls. Next. Eight hundred three two one zero
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Speaker 2: seven ten is the number. Eight hundred three two one
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Speaker 2: zero seven.
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Speaker 5: Ten, marksimone.
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Speaker 2: Hey, let's take some calls. Eight hundred three two one
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Speaker 2: zero seven ten is the number. Eight hundred three two
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Speaker 2: one zero seven ten. Let's go to Denise in plain View. Denise,
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Speaker 2: how you doing?
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Speaker 7: Good morning, Mark. I had to call you this morning
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Speaker 7: and wish you congratulations on your Garrett Media Award. Thanks
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Speaker 7: Barrett the first time corps but listening to you forever
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Speaker 7: and if anyone deserves it, it's you.
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Speaker 2: Wow. Thanks, you're in plain View. I like plain View you.
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Speaker 7: Oh no, you mustn't say that.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, you go to ivor own pizza great restaurant.
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Speaker 7: There, Yes, yes, I'm night by there.
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Speaker 2: Yes, cravings, yes right there?
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Speaker 7: Yes?
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Speaker 2: What else? What's another pizza place?
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Speaker 7: Know the area?
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Speaker 2: La Piazza? That's another good pizza.
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Speaker 7: There, yes, yes, in the same area.
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Speaker 2: And that bagel place around the corner. I forget the name.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, I think it's Bagel.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's it. Bagel, very good.
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Speaker 8: That's now.
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Speaker 2: What are you going to do for the next three
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Speaker 2: days when it's one hundred degrees out you won't be
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Speaker 2: able to go out?
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Speaker 7: Well right now, I'm out hiking and I'm just going
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Speaker 7: to take it slow the next three days.
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Speaker 2: And this he hiking hiking in plain View. Oh okay,
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Speaker 2: all right, thanks for calling, Denise. Take care. Let's go
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Speaker 2: to uh PAM in New Jersey. Pam, how you doing?
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Speaker 7: Hi?
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Speaker 9: I believe the Taylor Swift NSG event is going to
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Speaker 9: be packaged and marketed and sold.
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Speaker 2: No, that could be well, that's normal. You know when
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Speaker 2: you ban everybody from bringing their phone and you allow
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Speaker 2: no pictures, no press, then you hire somebody to do
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Speaker 2: it all yourself, the video, the pictures, everything, and yeah,
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Speaker 2: and then you release it, you sell.
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Speaker 9: It to net especially since she she put in the castle.
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Speaker 9: The castles are a big s theme of her most
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Speaker 9: famous song. So she's going to make a whole thing.
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Speaker 9: And I tell you, the girl just leaks money.
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Speaker 2: Wow, Well you've got talent, very talented. All right, thanks
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Speaker 2: for calling you. Pama's probably right. Let's see if some
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Speaker 2: TV trucks with cameras and equipment show up, and yeah,
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Speaker 2: she could package the whole thing, sell it as a
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Speaker 2: big special Amazon Netflix, sell it herself, maybe performed, you
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Speaker 2: know there there are rumors a lot of people are
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Speaker 2: going to perform performing, including Stevie Nixon others. It's possible
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Speaker 2: you record all that, sell it as a big special
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Speaker 2: a concert. By the way, everybody going to the wedding,
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Speaker 2: all the guests are being forced to sign NDA's so
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Speaker 2: all leading to the possibility she's going to try to
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Speaker 2: sell this. Let's go to Kevin in New Jersey. Kevin,
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Speaker 2: how you doing.
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Speaker 8: Good morning, miss Tamare. I'd like to discuss for you
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Speaker 8: the Clyde Davis funeral. I was listening to Baron Manlius speak.
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Speaker 8: I've known him for like thirty years. He spoke very
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Speaker 8: nice for someone who went to cancer. He sounds so nice.
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Speaker 2: He discussed, well, he is a nice guy. He's a
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Speaker 2: very nice guy.
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Speaker 8: Yeah. I enjoy him discussing how he created this old
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Speaker 8: Mandy well a nice way he.
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Speaker 2: Did it was originally called Brandy really Yeah, but there
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Speaker 2: had been a big hit the year before, two years before,
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Speaker 2: called Brandy.
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Speaker 8: It was very nice talking with you. Thank you?
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Speaker 2: All right? What the hell is that noise behind him?
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Speaker 2: Sound like a bird? Yeah, nothing personal, But anybody has
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Speaker 2: a bird. Usually a little nutty if they have birds.
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Speaker 2: But anyway, let's go to Vincent and Brooklyn. Vincent, see you,
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Speaker 2: I get, but this guy does not have a bird.
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Speaker 2: I guarantee you what you don't have a bird to Mark.
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Speaker 10: Good morning, Mark, Good morning Matra. Mark. I have another
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Speaker 10: thing that Bruce Blakeman could run on just in time
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Speaker 10: for the new fiscal year which started today, the city's
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Speaker 10: fiscal year. These are so big. Democrats are always talking
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Speaker 10: about unaffordability, affordability, but you never want to really speak
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Speaker 10: about why it's unaffordable. Well, yesterday on the radio news
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Speaker 10: Loan behold, I heard along with Katy Huckel's budget, she's
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Speaker 10: raising the water and sewerage fees ten percent across New
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Speaker 10: York State. Now, those poor suckers who own rent control
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Speaker 10: and rent stabilized buildings, they can add the new increases
20:21
Speaker 10: to the rents. But I can, and anybody else who
20:25
Speaker 10: owns a private building can. And this is the reason
20:30
Speaker 10: why it is becoming almost impossible to live in New
20:34
Speaker 10: York City because you cannot do anything without water. It's
20:40
Speaker 10: going to affect the price of coffee, the price that
20:43
Speaker 10: your restaurant charges you. Everything. Water is the Montezuma's revenge
20:49
Speaker 10: of the of taxes. And also what this rotten city
20:54
Speaker 10: figured out years ago. They add the fees they collect
20:59
Speaker 10: from the war and sewer. It's now that goes into
21:02
Speaker 10: the general funds. Years ago when more sensible mans like
21:06
Speaker 10: gods ran the water that the money they collected from
21:11
Speaker 10: the water and sewer were ear marked just for water
21:15
Speaker 10: and sewer project. And the farmer is upstate and the
21:20
Speaker 10: land known as upstate are sick and tired of having
21:23
Speaker 10: their land obscounted so that they could make more reservoirs
21:28
Speaker 10: so that the people downstate could abuse it and wasted.
21:33
Speaker 10: When I was upstate, we got for there and staying
21:36
Speaker 10: at a friend's house.
21:38
Speaker 11: He explained to me.
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Speaker 2: Taking care of something, to take something up.
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Speaker 10: Yea, when no I was, I stayed in a friend's house.
21:48
Speaker 2: To go upstate and care that.
21:51
Speaker 10: I stayed up before the And which is a town
21:54
Speaker 10: next over to Lake George. I stayed over.
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Speaker 2: There Yeah, it's nice. We gotta go. We got to
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Speaker 2: do the news. But great car all right, thanks for calling.
22:04
Speaker 2: You know, people always say that, Wow, that's why nobody
22:06
Speaker 2: can live here. That's why nobody can live in New York.
22:08
Speaker 2: Nobody can afford the livery. Hey, last night we had
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Speaker 2: the big Barrett Media Summit. It was a great event.
22:13
Speaker 2: Check out my instagram you can see pictures. But there
22:17
Speaker 2: was a cocktail party afterwards. It was dinner afterwards. I'm
22:19
Speaker 2: coming home with some people. This is like eleven o'clock
22:22
Speaker 2: at night, stuck in traffic, gridlock everywhere, nothing but traffic,
22:27
Speaker 2: especially going through the theater district. Going there was nothing
22:29
Speaker 2: but traffic. So apparently somebody can afford the liver here.
22:33
Speaker 2: It's pretty damn crutcher. Try to book a hotel room
22:35
Speaker 2: right now, you can't get one, and if you could,
22:37
Speaker 2: they're like three thousand a night. So somebody's coming here. Hey,
22:41
Speaker 2: when we come back, the brilliant John Carney with these
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Speaker 2: job numbers again, did the economy oil prices? We'll get
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Speaker 12: Yesterday, market clean up well, thank you. The high today
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Speaker 12: in Hell, Michigan, Mark is going to be ninety four degrees.
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Speaker 12: The high today here in New York will be ninety five.
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Speaker 13: You gave me a great idea, Mark, I should actually
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Speaker 2: Yeah. Hey, these job numbers that came out of it
24:02
Speaker 2: a little disappointing.
24:05
Speaker 13: You know, I actually thought that they weren't as bad. Yeah, look,
24:08
Speaker 13: they came short. These are the ADP job numbers, and
24:12
Speaker 13: they came short a little bit of where you know,
24:16
Speaker 13: analysts thought they would be. But ninety eight thousand is
24:20
Speaker 13: actually pretty good number. And remember this is happening amidst uh,
24:26
Speaker 13: you know, all of the you know, kind of chaos.
24:29
Speaker 13: People didn't know like is the war in Iran?
24:32
Speaker 2: Ending?
24:32
Speaker 13: Is it not ending? Ninety eight thousand, I thought is
24:35
Speaker 13: a pretty strong number. And when you look through it,
24:40
Speaker 13: you can actually see that there was pretty good hiring, uh,
24:45
Speaker 13: in construction, in manufacturing. The weakness really in this report
24:52
Speaker 13: I think came in leisure and hospitality, which.
24:55
Speaker 2: Really you know, it was a little bit.
24:57
Speaker 11: Yeah, they only hired.
24:59
Speaker 13: So hospitality is a huge industry, right, you know, it
25:02
Speaker 13: is restaurants, amusement parks. It's a big summer hiring. These
25:09
Speaker 13: numbers I assume are seasonally adjusted, and so it could
25:14
Speaker 13: be that what happened was that some of the hiring
25:18
Speaker 13: that went on with the you know, summer jobs fell
25:24
Speaker 13: a little short of what their seasonal adjustment expected. Because
25:27
Speaker 13: I guarantee you more than two thousand people were hired
25:30
Speaker 13: into leisure and hospitality jobs in the month of June.
25:34
Speaker 13: So what we're looking at here is really a seasonal
25:40
Speaker 13: adjustment number that fell short. That doesn't mean it wasn't disappointing,
25:44
Speaker 13: but it does mean that you have to look at
25:46
Speaker 13: this and say, Okay, there's no way two thousand people
25:50
Speaker 13: were hired, you know, I mean two thousand people were
25:53
Speaker 13: probably hired in you know, just to work, you know,
25:57
Speaker 13: the ticket counters, amusement parks all over America. So I'm
26:03
Speaker 13: not too worried about this number.
26:06
Speaker 2: Hey, but between robots and AI, why aren't we losing
26:10
Speaker 2: jobs like crazy with all that going on?
26:13
Speaker 13: Now, that's a really good question, and a lot of
26:17
Speaker 13: people thought we would be losing a lot of jobs.
26:19
Speaker 13: The only place that actually seems to be losing jobs
26:23
Speaker 13: two places. There's some job contraction in the financial sector.
26:28
Speaker 13: There's a lot of jobs in finance that can be
26:34
Speaker 13: instead of having ten people do them, you can probably
26:36
Speaker 13: have seven people plus some AI, so you know, you
26:41
Speaker 13: don't lose all the jobs, but you can do it
26:44
Speaker 13: with fewer and that in tech, remember a few years
26:48
Speaker 13: ago they were saying everybody should have learned to code,
26:50
Speaker 13: and that would be the future. Well, it turns out
26:52
Speaker 13: that AI can code pretty well, and so, you know,
26:57
Speaker 13: it's a little bit like a Greek myth where like they,
26:59
Speaker 13: you know, the gods are always killing their parents. Zeus
27:02
Speaker 13: kills Kronos. The AI is killing its parents.
27:07
Speaker 11: Right.
27:07
Speaker 13: It is hurting the tech industry more than anything else.
27:10
Speaker 13: But to be honest, the tech the job losses in
27:13
Speaker 13: tech aren't even that big. But it's just that it's
27:18
Speaker 13: unusual when you have a growing economy for there to
27:21
Speaker 13: be any job losses in technology. We tend to only
27:26
Speaker 13: lose jobs in technology when we've had when we're in
27:31
Speaker 13: a recession. So when you're the economy is growing and
27:34
Speaker 13: you're losing jobs in tech, it'll feel to them like
27:38
Speaker 13: a recession, but it's clearly not.
27:41
Speaker 11: So.
27:42
Speaker 2: Hey, I look at the price of oil. Sixty eight
27:45
Speaker 2: dollars a barrel. That's a pretty much pre war level.
27:48
Speaker 2: That's pretty close to it. How long does it take
27:51
Speaker 2: so we see that at the pumps?
27:54
Speaker 13: Yeah, I think we're coming, you know, I know people
27:56
Speaker 13: are always this happens every time. People get very impatient,
28:01
Speaker 13: including you know, our president wants the gas prices to
28:06
Speaker 13: come down. The national average though today is three dollars
28:11
Speaker 13: and let's call it eighty five cents. It's you know,
28:14
Speaker 13: the way they do gas prices, And I have no idea.
28:16
Speaker 2: Why this is.
28:17
Speaker 13: They always do it three dollars eighty four cents and
28:20
Speaker 13: then seven tenths right. You know, you go to the
28:23
Speaker 13: gas pump and there's a tenth of a point there,
28:25
Speaker 13: and you're wondering, why, why is that? I don't know.
28:28
Speaker 13: But in in the national average is down to three
28:33
Speaker 13: dollars eighty four cents. That's a lot better than where
28:36
Speaker 13: we've been a year ago. Look, we were at three
28:38
Speaker 13: dollars and seventeen cents. Three called three dollars eighteen cents,
28:43
Speaker 13: and so we're not all the way down to there,
28:46
Speaker 13: but we're getting there pretty rapidly. I mean, we were
28:49
Speaker 13: up at four dollars and fifty cents, and now we're
28:52
Speaker 13: down to, you know, three dollars eighty four cents. In
28:57
Speaker 13: New York it's around four dollars. It's going to come
29:00
Speaker 13: down pretty quickly. Over in New Jersey it's three dollars
29:05
Speaker 13: and eighty four cents. And you know, so look, if
29:09
Speaker 13: you're driving around New York and you want to save
29:12
Speaker 13: some money, you can probably just you know, fill up
29:14
Speaker 13: in New Jersey.
29:15
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, thanks, I'd rather get it here. You know,
29:20
Speaker 2: you got to you can't pump your own gas in
29:22
Speaker 2: New Jersey. Got some kind of law that you can't
29:24
Speaker 2: pump your own gas there. It's quite an annoying law.
29:26
Speaker 13: Yeah, that's it's super strange. The cheapest gas in New
29:34
Speaker 13: York City. Uh, it's actually in you won't be shot
29:39
Speaker 13: by This is Staten Island.
29:40
Speaker 14: So if you.
29:41
Speaker 13: Want to, you know, if you want to stay to
29:42
Speaker 13: the Five boroughs, uh, that island. So it's cheaper. It's
29:46
Speaker 13: about forty cents more in Manhattan. That's just because there's
29:50
Speaker 13: just so maney fewer gas stations around Manhattan. It's you know, uh,
29:55
Speaker 13: and it's all commercial vehicles that built you know, very few. Uh,
30:00
Speaker 13: both fill up their gas in New York City. It's
30:02
Speaker 13: it's ubers, it's taxes, it's truck interesting.
30:06
Speaker 11: Hey.
30:07
Speaker 2: Kevin Warsh, new FED chairman, declines to hint at July
30:10
Speaker 2: rate decision, but says inflation too high. Well that sounds good, right,
30:15
Speaker 2: He's right, isn't he.
30:17
Speaker 13: Yeah, it's one of my favorite things. Declined to hint
30:20
Speaker 13: at July rate decision. Yes, Kevin Warsh has told us
30:23
Speaker 13: he does not think the FED should be telling us
30:25
Speaker 13: in advance what it's going to be doing. He hates
30:28
Speaker 13: forward guidance. But every time he speaks, at least for
30:31
Speaker 13: the you know, the next few months, I think we're
30:34
Speaker 13: going to you know, he's going to be usd will
30:36
Speaker 13: you please make an exception today and give us forward guidance?
30:40
Speaker 13: And he will always say no, I told you I
30:44
Speaker 13: don't believe that the FED should be doing this, So yes,
30:47
Speaker 13: he declined to give it. He's correct. Inflation is too high.
30:50
Speaker 13: But that's not news, right, everybody knows inflation is still
30:53
Speaker 13: too high. The good news is inflation is coming down
30:56
Speaker 13: the next We've had a couple high inflation reports primarily
31:00
Speaker 13: driven by high gas prices. Gas prices have come down
31:04
Speaker 13: a lot. That's going to show up in the CPI reports,
31:08
Speaker 13: the consumer Price Index and the main inflation index we
31:12
Speaker 13: have in the next one. It may go to zero,
31:18
Speaker 13: it may go negative in the months ahead because the
31:22
Speaker 13: gas prices are coming down so quickly. There are other
31:26
Speaker 13: pockets of inflation, but the real driver of inflation going
31:30
Speaker 13: back up this year has been gas prices and things
31:34
Speaker 13: directly adjacent to gas prices, so like airfares went up,
31:38
Speaker 13: but that's because you know, jet fuel got more expensive.
31:41
Speaker 2: Yeah, Hey, John Carnie, Breitbart Business Dies. Give us an update,
31:45
Speaker 2: Jerome Poll. Where where is he now? Have we gotten
31:48
Speaker 2: rid of him? Is he still hanging around?
31:51
Speaker 13: He's still hanging around.
31:54
Speaker 15: He is.
31:55
Speaker 13: He's decided, unlike everybody else who's ever been FED chairman,
32:01
Speaker 13: that when his chairmanship ended, he was going to stick
32:04
Speaker 13: around on the Board of Governors because he thinks he
32:06
Speaker 13: is indespensible to the independence of the feed. You know,
32:10
Speaker 13: it just it'll collapse without him. I guess he's stuck around.
32:15
Speaker 13: There's there was some speculation that he might lead if
32:19
Speaker 13: the Supreme Court allowed Lisa Cook, who was another FED
32:22
Speaker 13: governor who Donald Trump tried to remove, and the Supreme
32:26
Speaker 13: Court said this week, No, you can't remove her. You
32:31
Speaker 13: and especially you can't remove her. You know they might
32:35
Speaker 13: have a point of this. You can't remove her with
32:36
Speaker 13: a truth social post. You have to have a notice
32:39
Speaker 13: and hearing, and you know, give her formal notice, explain
32:44
Speaker 13: to her why you're firing her, let her answer it. So,
32:47
Speaker 13: by the way, Donald Trump's going to do that almost immediately.
32:50
Speaker 13: That's what he did deliver to him her the formal
32:53
Speaker 13: notice saying we have we there are credible allegations that
32:56
Speaker 13: you committed a form of mortgage fraud and we think
33:01
Speaker 13: that you are no longer fit to serve on the FED.
33:03
Speaker 13: She'll get to answer it, but eventually I think she
33:07
Speaker 13: actually may end up being removed anyway. Unfortunately, though, because
33:12
Speaker 13: of that possibility, it probably needs Pouse sticks around. He
33:17
Speaker 13: doesn't want to go as long as he thinks that there,
33:21
Speaker 13: you know, Trump is going to mess around with the
33:25
Speaker 13: with the Federal Reserve. He should go. It doesn't make
33:29
Speaker 13: any sense. But you know, maybe this is the most
33:33
Speaker 13: funny he's ever had, right, but he may just love
33:36
Speaker 13: being on the FED so much that he just doesn't
33:39
Speaker 13: want to leave. Kevin Wore should give him the worst
33:41
Speaker 13: parking spot. Yeah, you know, yeah, especially on a day
33:50
Speaker 13: like today, you know where it's like ninety eight degrees.
33:52
Speaker 13: If you you know, you you park them, you know,
33:55
Speaker 13: seven blocks away from the Fed. Let him show up,
33:57
Speaker 13: you know, dredged and sweat and uh and and put
34:01
Speaker 13: his parking spot under a tree that's full of birds.
34:05
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37:05
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37:07
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37:12
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37:17
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37:24
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37:27
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37:29
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37:41
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37:43
Speaker 2: Air Force one. The President saying it's the greatest plane
37:47
Speaker 2: he's ever been on. And remember he knows a lot
37:50
Speaker 2: about planes, unlike other presidents. He's bought a million private
37:54
Speaker 2: jets through the years for himself. He's owned an airline,
37:58
Speaker 2: buying lots of big jets for an airline, so he
38:01
Speaker 2: really knows this stuff. And it's absolutely spectacular. It's so big.
38:07
Speaker 2: And you know, the Air Force One for sixty years
38:11
Speaker 2: had those same colors, the light the baby blue and
38:15
Speaker 2: you know, very soft pastel kind of colors. Well, this
38:18
Speaker 2: Air Force One, the President had it painted dark blue,
38:22
Speaker 2: real red, red, white and blue. You know, which makes
38:25
Speaker 2: more sense. Actually, it's like the American flag makes a
38:29
Speaker 2: lot more sense. Now. A lot of people are upset
38:31
Speaker 2: because they wanted him to keep the traditional Air Force
38:35
Speaker 2: One color, so that it's always been Democrats, particularly of course,
38:39
Speaker 2: you know they hate anything Trump does. But those colors,
38:42
Speaker 2: that light blue, it's actually, I guess it's a Tiffany blue,
38:45
Speaker 2: like Tiffany's that soft pastel colors that was actually designed
38:49
Speaker 2: by Jackie Kennedy. She picked that out in nineteen sixty.
38:56
Speaker 2: So a lot of people are saying, if a Democrat
38:58
Speaker 2: wins the presidency, they're going to repaint Air Force One
39:01
Speaker 2: back to those colors, just to be anti Trump. But
39:05
Speaker 2: the plane is spectacular. Go on line. Look at the
39:07
Speaker 2: pictures that it has the biggest, most luxurious bedrooms. And
39:13
Speaker 2: you know, normally when the president goes somewhere to New York,
39:17
Speaker 2: to wherever. He's got to stay in a hotel, and
39:20
Speaker 2: it's usually the presidential suite at the wall door for
39:22
Speaker 2: the Presidential suite at the Beverly Wilshire or the bel
39:26
Speaker 2: Air Hotel. You might as well just stay on the plane,
39:30
Speaker 2: whatever airport is. Just live on the plane while you're
39:33
Speaker 2: in town, because there's no hotel suite anywhere that it's
39:37
Speaker 2: going to look better than this plane. In those bedrooms,
39:40
Speaker 2: they're absolutely amazing. And it just goes to show you
39:43
Speaker 2: the Qatari leader, this isn't like an extra plane he
39:46
Speaker 2: didn't want. They buy better planes than the entire United
39:49
Speaker 2: States of America does. So, Hey, Peter Tile, you know,
39:53
Speaker 2: he's a brilliant guy. He's a little strange, but he's
39:57
Speaker 2: a great guy. Peter Teal brilliant tech billionaires, the founder
40:02
Speaker 2: of a PayPal, he was one of the original guys
40:04
Speaker 2: of Facebook, invented a million things, tech genius, multi billionaire.
40:09
Speaker 2: So all of a sudden he's picking up stakes moving
40:13
Speaker 2: to Florida, Miami. You know, you got all this stuff
40:16
Speaker 2: moving to Miami. Billionaires, hedge funds, companies all moving to Florida. Well,
40:21
Speaker 2: this is a big deal. Peter Thial's moving to Miami
40:24
Speaker 2: just spent a fortune. In fact, I think set an
40:26
Speaker 2: all time record for price per square foot commercial space
40:29
Speaker 2: office space. And he's talking about bringing the whole tech
40:33
Speaker 2: world to Florida. Now the Miami area. You know, it's
40:38
Speaker 2: Silicon Valley in California. And then about fifteen years ago
40:44
Speaker 2: they started setting up in New York down in the
40:46
Speaker 2: meatpacking district. Google has two, actually three enormous buildings. Twitter
40:51
Speaker 2: has a huge building, and in the meatpacking district where
40:54
Speaker 2: all the tech companies are, they call that Silicon Alley,
40:57
Speaker 2: as opposed to Silicon Valley. So Peter Till looking to
41:01
Speaker 2: get this whole thing going in Miami, and they're going
41:03
Speaker 2: to call it Silicon Beach. It's in I think the
41:06
Speaker 2: brick brickel section of Miami. But that could bring a
41:11
Speaker 2: ton of money, a ton of billionaires. This is all
41:14
Speaker 2: because Florida has the best policies under do Caucus, Florida
41:19
Speaker 2: has the best tax it does no state tax. Uh,
41:22
Speaker 2: they're trying to get rid of property tax. It's a
41:24
Speaker 2: great place to live and do business Florida. And because
41:27
Speaker 2: of the great leadership of DeSantis. It's crime free, it's
41:33
Speaker 2: tax free, it's a regulation. It's wonderful. But you got
41:39
Speaker 2: to remember the all could move there and set up
41:42
Speaker 2: and get it booming in you know, six years from
41:45
Speaker 2: now whatever, you get a crazy Mom Donnie elected and
41:48
Speaker 2: then all of a sudden it goes crazy and you're
41:50
Speaker 2: all gonna have to get the hell out of there.
41:51
Speaker 2: So you say, well, that can't happen. Well, it happened here.
41:56
Speaker 2: He had Rudy Giuliani got rid of all the crime,
41:58
Speaker 2: greatest mayor ever in history, cleans up the crime, cleans
42:01
Speaker 2: up New York, gets the budget fixed. There, the economy's booming.
42:06
Speaker 2: Bloomberg comes in, continues at ray Kelly gets rough, it
42:10
Speaker 2: keeps all the crime perfect. Then all of a sudden
42:14
Speaker 2: they elect a crazy Deblasio. It all goes to hell.
42:17
Speaker 2: Then they go to Eric Adams, who stays just as bad.
42:20
Speaker 2: Then they go to Mam Donnie. So these things can happen.
42:23
Speaker 2: That's the problem. When you get at Giuliani or a Trump,
42:26
Speaker 2: as much as they can fix it up, when they leave,
42:28
Speaker 2: you get at de Blasio puts it right back to
42:30
Speaker 2: what it was. So now in New York, Mom Donnie
42:33
Speaker 2: and the city Council I have approved this new budget
42:37
Speaker 2: that is considered the most ludicrous budget ever in the
42:41
Speaker 2: history of the world. One hundred and twenty six billion dollars.
42:45
Speaker 2: That's the budget of New York City. That's about five
42:49
Speaker 2: times what it should be. It's absolutely insane. It's much much, much,
42:54
Speaker 2: much much bigger. It's more than double the budget at Florida.
42:58
Speaker 2: The whole state of Florida. Florida is like twenty five
43:01
Speaker 2: million people. New York's eight million. Florida has three times
43:05
Speaker 2: as many people. The budget is half of what New
43:07
Speaker 2: York City is. Florida's got a lot of major cities.
43:10
Speaker 2: It's got Tampa, it's got Orlando, it's got Miami. The
43:15
Speaker 2: budget is half a New York City's budget. This is
43:18
Speaker 2: absolutely ridiculous. The reason it's so preposterously insanely high this
43:23
Speaker 2: budget is they overpay like crazy. They waste money like crazy.
43:29
Speaker 2: It's just unbelievable. And this is all Mom Donnie pushing this.
43:32
Speaker 3: Throughout this process, I've been reminded of the words of
43:34
Speaker 3: the Austrian economists Frederick Heirik. If socialist undertood economics, they
43:39
Speaker 3: wouldn't be socialists. If these past months have shown us
43:42
Speaker 3: anything it is that socialists not only understand economics just
43:45
Speaker 3: as well as the capitalists who came before, but that
43:47
Speaker 3: we can solve their years of mismanagement through an embrace
43:50
Speaker 3: of our principles.
43:51
Speaker 2: What the hell is he talking? First of all, if
43:53
Speaker 2: you understood anything, you wouldn't have a budget that's absolutely preposterous, ludicrous,
43:58
Speaker 2: eight times what it should be. By the way, with
44:01
Speaker 2: all this out of control, ridiculous spending, there's not another
44:05
Speaker 2: penny for the NYPD, No more money for the NYPD.
44:11
Speaker 2: Julie men and the city council speaker.
44:13
Speaker 3: He called me late last night to tell me it's
44:16
Speaker 3: not a decision I agree with.
44:17
Speaker 1: We have now a police force that is less than
44:20
Speaker 1: on nine to eleven, yet the city has grown substantially.
44:23
Speaker 2: Yeah, we've got more problems, more people, but we have
44:27
Speaker 2: less police than we had at nine eleven. It's absolutely insane.
44:30
Speaker 2: Here's a Kami mom down here.
44:31
Speaker 3: I've been talking to all agency heads about ways to
44:35
Speaker 3: find savings, and Commissioner Tish and I were able to
44:38
Speaker 3: identify ways to keep the NYPD headcount at the originally
44:41
Speaker 3: authorized thirty five thousand while also meeting all of our
44:44
Speaker 3: crime fighting needs.
44:46
Speaker 2: Yeah, you need to remember the Giuliani days, you had
44:49
Speaker 2: think forty two thousand, at one point thirty thousand, whatever.
44:53
Speaker 2: It is way too low. As far as Jessica Tisher member,
44:57
Speaker 2: it's not really a police person. She did work previously
45:00
Speaker 2: in the police department, but in the IT area, she's
45:02
Speaker 2: got no actual police experience. She's trying to keep things
45:06
Speaker 2: under control. But I don't know, and you always hear
45:09
Speaker 2: the rumor that she's about to leave, about to leave.
45:13
Speaker 2: She's basically very ambitious, wants to be mayor, so she's
45:19
Speaker 2: trying to go along with everything, waiting for the right
45:22
Speaker 2: moment to strike. I guess, but this is not good.
45:24
Speaker 2: This budget is absolutely preposterous. There's no reason for it.
45:28
Speaker 2: You can cut the budget by one hundred billion without
45:31
Speaker 2: blinking and bring everybody's taxes way down. That would not
45:36
Speaker 2: be hard to do. So yesterday a lot of there
45:41
Speaker 2: were some primaries, crazy kooky left wing democrats getting voted in.
45:46
Speaker 2: People that have been their establishment types voted out. So
45:52
Speaker 2: what does this mean for twenty twenty eight, Well, Kamala
45:57
Speaker 2: Harris wants to run. She's kind of making that. She's
46:00
Speaker 2: running around doing certain interviews, saying certain things. Makes it
46:04
Speaker 2: look like she wants to run. Now, the problem is
46:08
Speaker 2: they are these crazy left wing radicals, I mean, this
46:11
Speaker 2: new breed of nutschob. She could try to be one
46:13
Speaker 2: of them, but she's tied to Biden, who's you know.
46:17
Speaker 2: Apparently it's not just that they hate Jews, they hate Israel,
46:21
Speaker 2: that they're Marxist socials, but they hate the establishment, the
46:25
Speaker 2: Democratic establishment, they hate Schumer, they even hate Hakeem Jeffries,
46:29
Speaker 2: and they want to throw them all out. So the
46:30
Speaker 2: promise is you, Kamala Harris, you're tied to Joe Biden.
46:34
Speaker 2: There's nobody more establishment, more old dinosaur than Joe Biden.
46:39
Speaker 2: So she's gonna have to explain to herself to them
46:45
Speaker 2: what she why she's not Joe Biden, why she's not
46:48
Speaker 2: tied to all him. Also, she vice president for four years.
46:52
Speaker 2: She's gonna have to point to something she accomplished as
46:54
Speaker 2: vice president. There is nothing she was made the borders
46:58
Speaker 2: are never visited the border and was a total disaster.
47:02
Speaker 2: She was given a couple of other tasks completely screwed
47:04
Speaker 2: them up. So it's going to be tough to run. Also,
47:09
Speaker 2: she's a babbling idiot. She can't debate. She's always drunk
47:13
Speaker 2: and looks like a goofball. This is not going to help.
47:17
Speaker 2: She turns down interviews that are tough, which is not
47:20
Speaker 2: a good idea. You got to go do these tough interviews,
47:22
Speaker 2: get yourself in shape, you know, train on them. So
47:26
Speaker 2: who becomes the candidate? Newsom is falling fast in the polls.
47:31
Speaker 2: And if you want, you know, if you have these
47:32
Speaker 2: crazy left wing socialist Marxist anti submit, you're not going
47:37
Speaker 2: to like new him. He looks to establishment too slick,
47:40
Speaker 2: looks like a salesman. I don't know who could it be?
47:45
Speaker 2: Now Shapiro, Josh Shapiro, the Pennsylvania governor, a very good guy.
47:50
Speaker 2: He wants to run, but he's Jewish showing this anti
47:52
Speaker 2: Semitic democratic climate. That's not going to help a lot
47:56
Speaker 2: of people think Pete Bodhajetge could maybe maybe he rise
48:00
Speaker 2: up into this because Buddhaje Edge is a scheming, conniving,
48:05
Speaker 2: little weasel of a guy who could also easily pretend
48:08
Speaker 2: to be a left wing socialist Marxist. And he has
48:13
Speaker 2: sort of a record. He didn't really do anything. He
48:16
Speaker 2: was Transportation Secretary, but he didn't do a damn thing.
48:19
Speaker 2: He was on maternity leave for most of it. He
48:22
Speaker 2: was just I mean, when you do absolutely nothing, it
48:27
Speaker 2: kind of can help you sometimes with this crowd because
48:30
Speaker 2: you've got no record, and he's a good talker, he's
48:34
Speaker 2: weasley enough, and again he's flexible enough to go whatever
48:40
Speaker 2: way the wind is blowing. It doesn't actually believe anything,
48:42
Speaker 2: stand for anything, so that could help him in this case.
48:48
Speaker 2: So keep an eye on Botagest. It looks like he's
48:50
Speaker 2: talking about rising up here. Hey, you got these crazy writers.
48:54
Speaker 2: This is New York Times, Maggie Haberman. Who's the other guy,
48:58
Speaker 2: Jonathan Swan. They put out this crazy book with all
49:02
Speaker 2: kinds of stories about Trump and and things, the horrible
49:05
Speaker 2: things about a lot of people pointing out these two
49:08
Speaker 2: don't know a damn thing. Trump pointing that out in
49:10
Speaker 2: truth Social and they keep quoting in detail situation room
49:15
Speaker 2: meetings as if they have audio of it. Trump saying,
49:18
Speaker 2: because they've apparently investigated, there is absolutely no audio that
49:22
Speaker 2: they have. They do not have the recordings they imply
49:25
Speaker 2: they have. Also, remember it was Maggie Haberman and this
49:28
Speaker 2: other one that brought you the Russia hooks, So they've
49:30
Speaker 2: conned you before. There's another one, this is a little
49:33
Speaker 2: wormy character, Michael Wolfe, who is working on another book,
49:38
Speaker 2: and now he's claiming that there's a there's a couple
49:40
Speaker 2: of there's a few Trump aids. There's Margot Martin, There's
49:44
Speaker 2: Natalie Harper, a very good looking young women. Trump likes to,
49:47
Speaker 2: you know, good looking people around. But Wolf now implying
49:51
Speaker 2: that Natalie Harp has been staying late with the present,
49:55
Speaker 2: trying to imply she's some sort of Monica Lewinsky. This
49:57
Speaker 2: is absolutely ridiculous. This Michael Wolf a wormy character, very
50:04
Speaker 2: very closely tied to Epstein. Michael Wolf very very tied
50:09
Speaker 2: to Epstein. In fact, if you go through the Epstein files,
50:13
Speaker 2: you'll find thousands of examples of Epstein and Michael Wolf
50:16
Speaker 2: plotting to bring down Trump. Bad guy close Epstein associate
50:22
Speaker 2: doesn't have any knowledge of anything in the White House
50:25
Speaker 2: or Trump doesn't have a single reliable source on anything.
50:29
Speaker 2: So don't take them seriously. Oh even though they put
50:32
Speaker 2: them on those Sunday shows or CNN or MSNBC, don't
50:36
Speaker 2: take them seriously. Hey, we'll take some calls. Next eight
50:38
Speaker 2: hundred three to two one zero seven ten is the
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Speaker 2: number eight hundred three to two one zero seven ten.
50:46
Speaker 5: The Mark simoniall on sevent ten wo.
50:52
Speaker 2: Well, I keep looking at the forecast like maybe it'll change.
50:57
Speaker 2: It's not changing today. The big problem is Thursday and Friday,
51:03
Speaker 2: Tomorrow and Friday one hundred degrees real feel, really real
51:08
Speaker 2: feel one hundred and twelve is going to be brutal.
51:11
Speaker 2: The only good thing there's certain restaurants that have these
51:14
Speaker 2: outdoor tables that nobody can get. You know, it takes
51:17
Speaker 2: You'll be able to get them tomorrow. You know, if
51:18
Speaker 2: you're at the Americana Cipolini, those outdoor you know dining outdoor, perfect,
51:23
Speaker 2: you'll be able to get a table. Seventy five Main
51:26
Speaker 2: in the Hamptons. You got to know somebody that knows
51:29
Speaker 2: somebody knows somebody to get a table on the outside table.
51:31
Speaker 2: You'll be able to get one. This weekend. It's going
51:34
Speaker 2: to be unbearable. Let's go to rich Riverside, Connecticut.
51:40
Speaker 15: Good morning, Mark. I will ask one question if I can,
51:44
Speaker 15: with all this craziness, could you see anybody either on
51:49
Speaker 15: the federal or state level, that has been punished for
51:53
Speaker 15: all this megagraft that has gone on, including the NGOs
51:58
Speaker 15: on the federal level and this massive budget, going into
52:03
Speaker 15: the state and city and bouncing money around between Cafe
52:08
Speaker 15: and Mundani.
52:09
Speaker 2: Well no, but Medicaid fraud and all that stuff, Minnesota,
52:12
Speaker 2: all those different places. There are people that are being
52:15
Speaker 2: indicted as we speak. Lots of indictments are flying around.
52:18
Speaker 2: Those people get it's not illegal. That's the problem. And
52:23
Speaker 2: what they do. It's not just New York, lot of governments,
52:25
Speaker 2: but especially in New York. They just overpay for everything.
52:29
Speaker 2: It's a favor of the contractors, the unions, and in exchange,
52:32
Speaker 2: these same unions make massive donations to their campaigns. It's legal,
52:37
Speaker 2: believe it or not. It costs about forty thousand a
52:40
Speaker 2: mile to pave the highway. We spend a million a mile.
52:45
Speaker 2: It's that kind of stuff. You remember the Cuomo bragging
52:48
Speaker 2: about how you built that terminal, the new terminal at
52:51
Speaker 2: LaGuardia twenty billion, should have cost one billion. They just
52:55
Speaker 2: overpay like crazy for everything, and believe it or not,
52:59
Speaker 2: is legal. And in exchange, all the unions make massive
53:03
Speaker 2: donations to their campaigns. Let's go to Rich in Myrtle Beach.
53:07
Speaker 2: Rich How you doing pretty good?
53:09
Speaker 11: Thanks?
53:10
Speaker 14: Mark.
53:10
Speaker 11: You know it's uh, don't even know where to begin today.
53:13
Speaker 11: With everything that's been going on. But you know this,
53:16
Speaker 11: Justice Roberts has been a disappointment from day one. And
53:19
Speaker 11: if amy call me Barrett, this is the second or
53:21
Speaker 11: third time that she's gone against Trump on something like this.
53:25
Speaker 11: I don't understand Nullsson, Kagan sort of my air, and
53:29
Speaker 11: that lib taw Jackson. Those three people are just too
53:32
Speaker 11: stupid to be so black and white on paper and
53:36
Speaker 11: get such a different one hundred and eighty degree view
53:39
Speaker 11: of it in their own minds. It just doesn't make
53:42
Speaker 11: sense to either Barrett or a liberal describer.
53:47
Speaker 2: No, you're absolutely right. Yeah, a lot of times you
53:49
Speaker 2: question the decision, but in the case of this birthright
53:52
Speaker 2: citizenship decision, the court just absolutely insane wrong. It's just
53:58
Speaker 2: an absolutely insane decision. Thanks John Roberts for that. Let's
54:03
Speaker 2: go to uh, Peter in the East Village. Peter, how
54:07
Speaker 2: you doing.
54:08
Speaker 14: Yeah, I'll excuse me, Mark. I appreciate you.
54:12
Speaker 9: Uh.
54:13
Speaker 14: You know, there's no such thing as a.
54:14
Speaker 2: Straight up you changed your location? Why did you? Why
54:18
Speaker 2: did you change your location?
54:20
Speaker 10: Because I live in both places. I'm an artist.
54:23
Speaker 11: I'm an artist, Hey, graffiti artist, will you please let
54:28
Speaker 11: me come?
54:29
Speaker 2: He's always in trouble.
54:34
Speaker 14: Is you scared of having a real conversation. I'm not
54:37
Speaker 14: kissing you, but I'm not condemning you.
54:39
Speaker 2: I know, but you always view this nonsense. Nobody wants
54:41
Speaker 2: to hear it.
54:43
Speaker 11: Oh, I'm surprised I get paid for it.
54:45
Speaker 2: You all right, Well send us a bill. We'll pay you.
54:49
Speaker 2: We'll pay you not to talk. How's that? Let's go
54:51
Speaker 2: to Joe and he changes his location. Let's go to
54:55
Speaker 2: Joe in Long Island. Joe, how you doing?
54:58
Speaker 14: Good morning?
54:59
Speaker 8: Mark?
55:00
Speaker 14: This thing ass today? Michael Goodman. Goodwind commented that Bruce
55:03
Speaker 14: Blakeman needs to step up his campaign.
55:06
Speaker 2: No agree, you can't pay Well, you can't. You can't agree.
55:09
Speaker 2: He's campaigning like crazy. Every time I talk to him,
55:12
Speaker 2: he's getting on a plane, off a plane. He's all
55:13
Speaker 2: over New York State, flying around his social media. Do
55:16
Speaker 2: you want checking social media every day? It's pretty good.
55:19
Speaker 2: He's always on the attack, hitting hocal hard on everything.
55:22
Speaker 2: What more do you want him to do?
55:24
Speaker 14: Well, I'm sure he's doing that, but he really.
55:28
Speaker 2: What more do you want him to do?
55:31
Speaker 14: I see, No, I realize he's on social media?
55:35
Speaker 2: Okay, Well you have to remember something. To be on
55:37
Speaker 2: television means absolutely nothing. Nobody sees that anymore. You know,
55:41
Speaker 2: if you're on television, if you're on channel five or
55:44
Speaker 2: channel four, channel whatever, a few hundred thousand people see
55:47
Speaker 2: if you do it right. On social media, millions and
55:49
Speaker 2: millions and millions see it.
55:52
Speaker 14: Well, I hope you right.
55:54
Speaker 2: Well, it's it's not a case of me being right
55:56
Speaker 2: or wrong. I'm just giving you the actual information. The
55:58
Speaker 2: guy is traveling all over the state like crazy. He's
56:02
Speaker 2: in every area New York State campaigning. Social media is
56:06
Speaker 2: all over the place. Now, they could use more money.
56:08
Speaker 2: Did you donate?
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Speaker 14: Yes?
56:11
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56:16
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56:23
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56:31
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57:06
Speaker 2: you doing?
57:08
Speaker 12: Fantastic? How are you? Marksmone?
57:10
Speaker 2: A little hot, but I'm good. I got a heat
57:12
Speaker 2: wave coming here now.
57:15
Speaker 12: Yeah, but at least you have air conditioning unlike Europe.
57:18
Speaker 2: Well that's true, that's true. Yeah, Paris only twenty five
57:21
Speaker 2: percent buildings have air conditioning. It's ridiculous, but really kind Hey,
57:28
Speaker 2: this birthright citizenship decision yesterday. Now, often you question a
57:32
Speaker 2: Supreme Court. There's no question here. This was the most
57:35
Speaker 2: insane decision to keep birthright citizenship. If you just happen
57:40
Speaker 2: to be born here, suddenly you're a citizen. How do
57:44
Speaker 2: they justify this to themselves? The Supreme Court?
57:48
Speaker 12: Yes, it was. That's what my column will be about today.
57:51
Speaker 12: By the way, obviously, I'm I'm very unhappy with it.
57:58
Speaker 12: I mean, I think it's pretty obvious for anyone who
58:00
Speaker 12: reads the decision. As you will see from my column.
58:03
Speaker 12: Justice Thomas has a tour de force descent Alitos is fantastic.
58:10
Speaker 12: Gor Such agrees, Kavanaugh agrees. I would like to ask
58:14
Speaker 12: all the these snippy Fox News people who sneered at
58:18
Speaker 12: me for this point for years and told me in
58:21
Speaker 12: their bored voice, so it's required by the constitution, name
58:25
Speaker 12: one other case where you had Justice Roberts on one
58:28
Speaker 12: side and Alito, Thomas, Gorsuch and Cavanaugh on the other side,
58:33
Speaker 12: where Roberts was the one who was in the right. No,
58:36
Speaker 12: it's never happened before. This is Obamacare reducts, except it's
58:40
Speaker 12: even it's even worse. It is such a an awful
58:44
Speaker 12: decision by Roberts. I mean, the first thing you think
58:48
Speaker 12: of is that they got to be blackmailing, and that's
58:51
Speaker 12: what a lot of people thought when Obamacare decision came out.
58:55
Speaker 12: I've also heard people say, oh, he's worried about Democrats
58:59
Speaker 12: packing the Supreme Well, okay, erecked the country. You know,
59:02
Speaker 12: fight each battle as it comes. This is an absolute disaster.
59:07
Speaker 12: I think I'm with Trump. I think Congress should pass
59:09
Speaker 12: a law making clear that just being born here does
59:13
Speaker 12: not make you a citizen. The weight of the evidence
59:17
Speaker 12: of the history Robert site Well, Thomas site. You know,
59:25
Speaker 12: dozens of cases of laws, of letters from the Attorney General.
59:31
Speaker 12: He goes through in ninety one pages that it is
59:33
Speaker 12: about being domiciled. He or domosil, a very important term
59:38
Speaker 12: if you're not familiar with a snowbird's better word at
59:41
Speaker 12: pretty fast if they're trying to claim that they don't
59:44
Speaker 12: have to pay taxes up north because they've quote moved
59:47
Speaker 12: to Florida. And the one strongest case for Robert Side
59:52
Speaker 12: was this one.
59:53
Speaker 4: You've heard a lot about long him Arc That was
59:57
Speaker 4: a Chinese man who was born to legally domiciled parents.
1:00:05
Speaker 12: That's the idea that there was no difference between the
1:00:08
Speaker 12: children of legal immigrants and people who have broken into
1:00:12
Speaker 12: our country illegally to drop a baby and gain them
1:00:15
Speaker 12: citizenship is utterly absurd. This is why I have long
1:00:20
Speaker 12: objected to the term birthright citizenship. No, it's anchor babies
1:00:25
Speaker 12: we're talking about. Yeah, if you're here legally, if you
1:00:28
Speaker 12: are a permanent resident on a tourist visa, not on
1:00:31
Speaker 12: a student visa, not a foreign ambassador, not an Indian,
1:00:36
Speaker 12: If you are a legal permanent resident on your way
1:00:39
Speaker 12: to becoming a citizen, and you have a baby here, yeah,
1:00:42
Speaker 12: that baby is a citizen. But if you're your first
1:00:46
Speaker 12: act in the United States is breaking the law. And oh,
1:00:50
Speaker 12: by the way, during all these World Cup games, I
1:00:53
Speaker 12: think it's pretty clear where their allegiance is. They're still
1:00:57
Speaker 12: speaking the language of their home Kome, practicing the religions
1:01:01
Speaker 12: of their home country, waving the flags of their home country.
1:01:05
Speaker 12: It's an utterly absurd decision. I go through a lot
1:01:09
Speaker 12: of this in my column, and I mean, there are
1:01:13
Speaker 12: things Trump can do, but the first thing, the most
1:01:15
Speaker 12: important thing, is just absolutely pedal to the metals of illegals,
1:01:19
Speaker 12: because if illegals aren't here, they can't drop babies and
1:01:23
Speaker 12: build the wall we need, the Great Wall of China
1:01:26
Speaker 12: on our border. It's really stunning how the federal government,
1:01:30
Speaker 12: particularly Underbiden, but even under Bush, even under Obama and
1:01:34
Speaker 12: the Supreme Court have continuously blocked the states, the border
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Speaker 12: states who are bearing a bunch of this. Texas and
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Speaker 12: California and Arizona particularly, they try to do something because
1:01:45
Speaker 12: they're the ones being overwhelmed a little bit more than
1:01:49
Speaker 12: Martha Vineyard was, and the federal government sitting you know,
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Speaker 12: two thousand miles away. No, no, no, no, you must continue
1:01:59
Speaker 12: to give the illegal in state tuition and pay.
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Speaker 13: For their public schools, and no, you can't.
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Speaker 12: Ask for their ideas, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
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Speaker 15: It's very bad.
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Speaker 12: It's a suicidal decision. So one good thing is it
1:02:14
Speaker 12: makes me really glad I don't have children, because this
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Speaker 12: country is so done.
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Speaker 2: Well, we've survived a lot of stuff. We'll survive this,
1:02:23
Speaker 2: but well we won't. What about last night we had
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Speaker 2: primaries Democrats, especially Colorado, more left wing, socialist Marxists, anti Semitic,
1:02:34
Speaker 2: I mean, real nuts job Democrats getting elected. Where are
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Speaker 2: the regular Democrats, the schumers, those types. Don't they realize
1:02:41
Speaker 2: they're losing their party.
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Speaker 12: They're being out voted by immigrants. This is the one
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Speaker 12: thing we can look forward to. With the Democrats' long
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Speaker 12: term plan to destroy our country. They brought in all
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Speaker 12: these third worlders thinking this is fantastic. They're going to
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Speaker 12: vote for us. We'll have lifelong hedgemony.
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Speaker 13: Yay.
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Speaker 12: And you know I'm not making this up. The assistant
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Speaker 12: was his name, Patrick Ready to Ted Kennedy said, this
1:03:11
Speaker 12: is the Kennedy family's greatest gift to America because the
1:03:14
Speaker 12: immigrants are voting for us. Roy to share a big
1:03:17
Speaker 12: Democratic consultant in Texas. He called it George McGovern's revenge,
1:03:21
Speaker 12: pointing out that without immigrants, Romney would have beaten Obama.
1:03:26
Speaker 12: So yay, Democrats, who are gonna win forever. Little did
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Speaker 12: they know the immigrants wouldn't vote for the old style Democrats.
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Speaker 12: They're not voting for the white Democrats. They're voting for
1:03:37
Speaker 12: socialists and fellow third worlders like themselves. And that's why
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Speaker 12: I know this isn't something this country can survive. Yes,
1:03:45
Speaker 12: we've gone up and down through good times bad times.
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Speaker 12: The country is politically swung back and forth, but that
1:03:50
Speaker 12: was basically with the same people voting. Now we've brought
1:03:54
Speaker 12: in people who cannot run their own countries, and they're
1:03:57
Speaker 12: sure not going to be able to run ours off.
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Speaker 12: The offer of citizenship to anyone who can drop a
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Speaker 12: baby over here, that is the strongest magnet you could
1:04:09
Speaker 12: possibly put up. This is even worse than Biden, you know,
1:04:12
Speaker 12: directly flying them in from Haiti and dumping them in Springfield, Ohio. Oh,
1:04:17
Speaker 12: they're going to find a way here. We have such
1:04:19
Speaker 12: a thing as international travel.
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Speaker 2: Now, Okay, besides immigrants, so you also got universities that
1:04:27
Speaker 2: have turned out several generations of radical left wing kooks
1:04:30
Speaker 2: that are now voting. How do you undo that that's true?
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Speaker 12: But young people, I mean, we talk about young people
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Speaker 12: as if they're the same young people in the sixties
1:04:44
Speaker 12: and the same young people in the fifties or the eighties.
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Speaker 12: You know, the one time young people went for the
1:04:49
Speaker 12: Republican was with Ronald Reagan. By the way, just a
1:04:52
Speaker 12: footnote there. But they aren't. When you say young people,
1:04:56
Speaker 12: you know what you're talking about, Mark Simone. You're talking
1:04:59
Speaker 12: about immigrants. Immigrants are younger, they have all these anchor babies.
1:05:04
Speaker 12: The younger generations are majority non white. That is going to.
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Speaker 13: Change the country. It isn't young people entirely.
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Speaker 12: I wrote a column about this after Rodney lost to
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Speaker 12: Obama on My first reaction was a haha, young people,
1:05:19
Speaker 12: your lives are really gonna suck now you won't have
1:05:22
Speaker 12: elscare and a billion other things. And then I looked
1:05:25
Speaker 12: at the vote and young white Americans voted for Romney.
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Speaker 12: That's what you're seeing here. It isn't young people per se.
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Speaker 12: It is the new young people that Democrats have brought in.
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Speaker 13: Everything is a problem of.
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Speaker 12: Immigration, and oh my gosh, that easily blackmailed John Roberts
1:05:47
Speaker 12: just made it so much worse.
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Speaker 2: Well, everybody fire. You can read Anne Culture's a new column.
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Speaker 2: Is it out yet the new column?
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Speaker 12: No, it'll be going up later day on by the way,
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Speaker 12: tomorrow five pm. I'll be talking about this and there's
1:06:00
Speaker 12: Supreme Court cases in my five Things video on Rumble
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Speaker 12: at five. I wanted to get the most brilliant person
1:06:07
Speaker 12: in the country to talk about the Supreme Court case,
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Speaker 12: Chris Cobac.
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Speaker 13: Oh, well, you were my first choice, of course, but
1:06:13
Speaker 13: I heard you were busy.
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Speaker 2: I'll be awa you go back.
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Speaker 12: Absolutely brilliant lawyer he was. I won't even go through
1:06:20
Speaker 12: all the credentials. He's the one who came up with,
1:06:22
Speaker 12: you know, taxing remittances, self deportation, million other things. He's
1:06:27
Speaker 12: very good on all this stuff.
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Speaker 16: Unfortunately, he's at a conference today, So I'm going to
1:06:31
Speaker 16: do my five Things video today at five, and then
1:06:34
Speaker 16: tomorrow morning I'll have an interview directly with or sorry
1:06:37
Speaker 16: not Tar Thursday five pm me on Rumble and Friday
1:06:43
Speaker 16: morning i'll have Chris kback and that will be a showstopper.
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Speaker 14: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: Now, Rumble is like the conservative YouTube where they don't
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Speaker 12: Sometimes Rumble correct and then they all go up on
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Speaker 2: Okay, well, everybody watch and Culter un Rumble and the
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Speaker 12: Good to talk marks alone, by.
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Speaker 2: Bye, all right, take care. Hey. Coming up at noon,
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Speaker 2: I'll be away Tomorrow's Thursday, Thursday and Friday, I'll be off.
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Speaker 2: This is a week now you can see a lot
1:07:52
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Speaker 13: Now back to Mark Simone on WOOR.
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Speaker 2: Well, you got that World Cup going on, not in
1:08:23
Speaker 2: New York tonight. That's good. It's quite disrupt up the
1:08:27
Speaker 2: traffic yesterday. Not in New York tonight, but that World
1:08:30
Speaker 2: Cup continues. The Mets owner Steve Cohen says David Stearns
1:08:36
Speaker 2: is not going anywhere. He will finish out the season,
1:08:39
Speaker 2: the controversial general manager, who a lot of people blame
1:08:42
Speaker 2: for all this trouble. But yeah, he blame the owner.
1:08:45
Speaker 2: Blame Steve Cohen. He's making he's making the decisions, he's
1:08:48
Speaker 2: making the calls. Blame him. And look at Steve Cone.
1:08:52
Speaker 2: He's got the Mets jacket on, he's got the Mets
1:08:54
Speaker 2: hat on. He's on the field. I'll give Steinbredder credit
1:08:57
Speaker 2: for one thing. Put on him Yankee jacket and Yankee
1:09:01
Speaker 2: hat and go stand around the field looking like a
1:09:03
Speaker 2: player like he was a It doesn't make any sense,
1:09:07
Speaker 2: it does. You're gonna have to just give up on
1:09:09
Speaker 2: this season. Hope for next year. But Steve con start
1:09:14
Speaker 2: up pretty good. He could end up being the new
1:09:15
Speaker 2: Woody Johnson. I don't know if he'll be that bad.
1:09:17
Speaker 2: Woody Johnson the worst team owner in the history of
1:09:21
Speaker 2: any sport on Earth. Hey, we're out of time. I'm
1:09:25
Speaker 2: gonna be off the rest of the week. I'll be
1:09:29
Speaker 2: back on a Monday. I don't know what I'm gonna
1:09:31
Speaker 2: do with the rest of it because it's gonna be
1:09:32
Speaker 2: unbearable outside, too hot to go out and do anything
1:09:35
Speaker 2: any I'm checking the weather all over the place, from
1:09:37
Speaker 2: Boston to DC. It's this same weather everywhere. It's gonna
1:09:41
Speaker 2: be really bad, So take care of yourself. I'll be
1:09:44
Speaker 2: back Monday ten to noon. In the meantime, you can
1:09:47
Speaker 2: listen to the podcast. We've got lots of shows up there.
1:09:50
Speaker 2: So have a great week, have a wonderful Fourth of July,
1:09:53
Speaker 2: and I'll see a Monday at ten, seven to ten.
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Speaker 2: WR