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Hour 1: Thanksgiving getaway. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Now the Mark Simone Show on seven ten woor filling
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Speaker 1: in for Mark.
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Speaker 2: Here's Ken Rosatto oh Man, Ohman. The day before the
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Speaker 2: big feast. Mark is off at a long weekend. Good
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Speaker 2: for him. Former New York City TV news anchor Ken
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Speaker 2: Rosatto reporting for duty. And you'll probably best remember me.
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Speaker 2: I did twenty years, twenty years having a great time
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Speaker 2: anchoring the Morning show Channel seven here in New York.
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Speaker 2: Before that, I was on the Morning Show Channel five.
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Speaker 2: And these days I host a daily show on a
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Speaker 2: New Jersey based news channel. It's called on New Jersey
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Speaker 2: ONANJ dot com. You could stream it live anywhere in
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Speaker 2: the country. It's New Jersey focus, but it has all
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Speaker 2: the Tri state stuff TOONJ dot com. I'm on every
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Speaker 2: day there, and I run a food website for all
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Speaker 2: you foodies called the Food Dude. Thefooddude dot us check
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Speaker 2: it out. Hundreds of free recipes that I put on there,
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Speaker 2: in thousands or hundreds of thousands actually from all over
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Speaker 2: the world. And we've got a lot to talk about today.
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Speaker 2: But being this is the day before thanks to Giving,
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Speaker 2: I'm not only a guy who does news and politics
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Speaker 2: but also food. Because of the Food Dude so feel
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Speaker 2: free to talk Thanksgiving. We don't have to keep this
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Speaker 2: a hardcore political show. I know Marcus like saying, oh, Ken,
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Speaker 2: keep it on, keep it on, politics, Mark, Mark, you
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Speaker 2: enjoy your day off. I'm going to welcome in some
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Speaker 2: calls about Thanksgiving, turkey, stresses around the holiday table, politics
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Speaker 2: and family. Whatever you want, open it up here. Eight
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Speaker 2: hundred and three two one zero seven ten. Do you
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Speaker 2: have a cool recipe you want to share, because I'm
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Speaker 2: going to talk about them. We want to hear about it.
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Speaker 2: What about your family traditions at Thanksgiving? Do you always
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Speaker 2: just have a turkey or do you have a turkey
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Speaker 2: and something else or something instead of a turkey? You know,
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Speaker 2: being an Italian American, we always have you have to
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Speaker 2: have lasagna. It's just lasagna is a man made turkey. Okay,
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Speaker 2: it's sort of constructed frank in parts and there you
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Speaker 2: get a lasagna. So but we always have a you know,
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Speaker 2: you have alasagnia, then you have the turkey if you
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Speaker 2: have room for turkey. But tell us what you think
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Speaker 2: and what your family tradition is. I know a lot
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Speaker 2: of folks do mac and cheese. We heard that earlier
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Speaker 2: on MENTI in the Morning eight hundred and three to two,
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Speaker 2: one zero seven to ten. Well Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy
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Speaker 2: ticked off some people while getting cheers from a lot
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Speaker 2: of others, including me. Don't know if you heard him,
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Speaker 2: but he asked people to consider dressing a little more
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Speaker 2: appropriately when taking flights.
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Speaker 3: People dress up.
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Speaker 2: Like they're going to bed when they fly.
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Speaker 4: You know, I see people getting on airplanes and they're
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Speaker 4: having a hard time taking their.
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Speaker 2: Luggage and getting in in the oversize or above band.
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Speaker 4: Help people out, be nice, be courteous, and so we
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Speaker 4: want to push people as we come into a really
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Speaker 4: bad busy travel season, help people out, be in a
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Speaker 4: good mood, dress up, bring civility back to travel, and
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Speaker 4: I think everyone's experience is going to be that much better.
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Speaker 2: And he's right. I fly every couple of weeks because
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Speaker 2: I live equally between New Jersey and Lauderdale, and I
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Speaker 2: go back and forth, and depending on the time of
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Speaker 2: my flight, I cannot tell you how many people I
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Speaker 2: see boarding the plane looking like they literally roll out
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Speaker 2: of bed and intend to go back to bed when
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Speaker 2: they got on the flight. Dirty hoodies, dirty sweats, They
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Speaker 2: literally look half asleep. Their hair is a mess. Maybe
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Speaker 2: they didn't brush your teeth. I know, I'm sorry to
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Speaker 2: be gross. Like I usually catch the first fly out
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Speaker 2: flight out from a Newark Airport, and so it is.
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Speaker 2: You know, it's possible people rolled out of bed at
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Speaker 2: three am. They got their five am for the first
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Speaker 2: flight and they didn't brush your teeth or whatever. It's gross.
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Speaker 2: It's gross you were in public around other people. But
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Speaker 2: I know the attitude today from so many is I
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Speaker 2: don't care what people think. Okay, it's not about that.
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Speaker 2: Have a little self pride. How about that you want
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Speaker 2: to be seen looking disgusting and having people kind of
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Speaker 2: it's just nasty. I've seen people the minute they get
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Speaker 2: on the plane, they get down to their socks or
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Speaker 2: bare feet. That grosses me out because then they walk
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Speaker 2: to the to the lavatory barefooted. You know, when you
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Speaker 2: walk into a bathroom on a plane, it's all sticky
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Speaker 2: with urine that splashes, and it's nasty. You want your
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Speaker 2: bare feet to touch that. I've watched them sit on
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Speaker 2: their bare feet where they get especially young ladies, they
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Speaker 2: kind of sit on their feet on their chair, on
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Speaker 2: their seat, and so they got their bare feet and
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Speaker 2: they're touching their bare feet. I'm sorry to be on
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Speaker 2: the foot thing, but it's like now you're going to
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Speaker 2: touch other things and shake people's hands and stuff. No, no,
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Speaker 2: learn a little, learn a little decorum. And then the
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Speaker 2: grossest was about six months ago when I saw this guy,
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Speaker 2: not kidding, clipping toenails in their seats. I know, I'm
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Speaker 2: is he Your engineers looking at me like, shut up,
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Speaker 2: ors out of change it, change it. I'm telling you
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Speaker 2: it's nasty. I've seen people change their baby diapers on
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Speaker 2: the pull down table. That's where someone's going to put
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Speaker 2: their food the next flight. So all I'm saying is,
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Speaker 2: like Sean Duffy said, and he didn't get into this
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Speaker 2: gross detail, try to act more civilized. That's all. Just
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Speaker 2: a little more civil lies in society. Think of other people.
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Speaker 2: Would you like to sit down at a seat where
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Speaker 2: somebody else had their bare feet? So then don't do it.
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Speaker 2: To the next guy, call and share. Maybe you have
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Speaker 2: a nicer story than that. Eight Edward three two one
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Speaker 2: zero seven ten. This is seven ten w R. The
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Speaker 2: Voice of New York Ken Rosotto Infra Mark. Well, I'm
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Speaker 2: sure you heard by now about US District Judge Cameron
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Speaker 2: McCowan Curry, the radical leftist activist Biden appointee who threw
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Speaker 2: out the James Comy and Letitia James indictments. Her argument
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Speaker 2: was that the prosecutor was no longer legally in power
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Speaker 2: as a prosecutor, so the cases had to be dismissed
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Speaker 2: on a technicality. So immediately tiss James and James Comy
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Speaker 2: took victory laps. All arrogant and the ms now types,
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Speaker 2: all the liberals with the with the you know, the
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Speaker 2: ear rings through their nose and the pink hair looking
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Speaker 2: like five hundred pounds like they're on their last breath.
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Speaker 2: Maybe they maybe they should rethink their joy because the
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Speaker 2: cases were dismissed without prejudice. Listen to the law professor
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Speaker 2: Jonathan Turley, listened to what he had to say.
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Speaker 5: Letitia James took a bit of a victory lap after
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Speaker 5: this decision, and I think she missed the two words
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Speaker 5: that followed dismissal. And there was dismissal without prejudice. So
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Speaker 5: the Trump administration, even if they lose on appeal, could
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Speaker 5: seek out a new indictment. This is not over for James,
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Speaker 5: or call me. The judge specifically said, I am not
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Speaker 5: going to grant your motion to dismiss with prejudice. I'm
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Speaker 5: going to allow them to cure this problem.
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Speaker 2: So what that means is it's going to take time,
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Speaker 2: but the government's going to come back after them. If
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Speaker 2: call me and James want to ensure the charges will
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Speaker 2: be refiled, keep gloating, keep gloating. That will ensure that
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Speaker 2: you will go back to court and next time every
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Speaker 2: I will be dotted and T will be crossed. So
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Speaker 2: the Trump administration and plans to first appeal the activist
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Speaker 2: judges decision to the Fourth US Circuit Court of Appeals
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Speaker 2: that's in Richmond, Virginia. That used to be considered kind
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Speaker 2: of a conservative stalwart court, but in recent years it
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Speaker 2: shifted a little more left. So they have a shot
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Speaker 2: at that. If that doesn't work, they will refile the
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Speaker 2: charges and this time they'll do it with a different
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Speaker 2: prosecutor and it will go through because the case is Look,
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Speaker 2: you're innocent until proven guilty. But certainly the case against
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Speaker 2: Letitia James. You have documents that she signed that it
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Speaker 2: was unquestionable. I mean Mark was talking about this yesterday.
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Speaker 2: I heard him talking about it yesterday. You signed a
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Speaker 2: document that says you live full time in a residence
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Speaker 2: in Virginia, and that gives you a lower interest rate
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Speaker 2: on your mortgage. That's a federal crime. And you get
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Speaker 2: a lower insurance rate, and you get lower taxes from
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Speaker 2: the local municipality in the state. So now you are
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Speaker 2: lying to three institutions using a federal instrument, and you
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Speaker 2: are the Attorney general of the state of New York.
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Speaker 2: You're not just some average schmo. So you know how
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Speaker 2: to read a contract? Okay, how do you defend yourself
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Speaker 2: against that? And on top of that, to become the
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Speaker 2: Attorney General of New York you have to live in
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Speaker 2: New York. So how could you have Virginia as not
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Speaker 2: a residence but your primary residence? So I'd like to
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Speaker 2: hear you know. Instead, what Letitia James immediately does is says,
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Speaker 2: this is a Republican trick and a conspiracy. No, just
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Speaker 2: answer the question did you sign that document? And if
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Speaker 2: you did so, why, and then how about the other
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Speaker 2: documents at the other houses. She has all the other
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Speaker 2: houses she allegedly did the same thing in So you
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Speaker 2: have to scratch your head and say, you are the
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Speaker 2: attorney general at the very least you should you should
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Speaker 2: be at a level playing field with everybody else. She's
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Speaker 2: trying to be above the law here. And remember the
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Speaker 2: Democrats kept saying about Trump. No one is above the law.
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Speaker 2: Seven ten wr the Voice of New York. This is
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Speaker 2: Ken Risotto in for the wonderful Mark Simone and enjoying
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Speaker 2: his day off. And in New Jersey, my beloved state
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Speaker 2: of New Jersey. New Jersey lawmakers have introduced a bill
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Speaker 2: that would ban ice agents and other law enforcement who
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Speaker 2: interact with the public from wearing masks or what they
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Speaker 2: call disguises. The bill would still allow undercover officers and
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Speaker 2: those wearing shields and don't cover their faces. If the
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Speaker 2: shields don't cover their faces or medical masks that's permitted.
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Speaker 2: Violators could face fines of up to one thousand dollars
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Speaker 2: and they could get up to six months in jail.
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Speaker 2: Senator Benji Wimberley, I love it. Listen, don't name your
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Speaker 2: kid Benji, because your kid's going to grow up to
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Speaker 2: be an adult male. And how would you like to
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Speaker 2: be fifty five years old? And people say, hey, Benji,
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Speaker 2: it's just not an adult name. Just think about that,
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Speaker 2: you know, I'm just saying, But Senator Benji Wimberly said
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Speaker 2: that he's concerned that masked officers might intimidate immigrant communities,
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Speaker 2: and he said that criminals could impersonate ICE agents. Okay, really,
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Speaker 2: then here's what I would say to the ICE eye
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Speaker 2: ICE senior officers. Tell everybody that the officers are wearing
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Speaker 2: medical masks. And in that case, then you can't say
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Speaker 2: that they're violating local law. But more important than that, technically,
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Speaker 2: because these are not technically in actuality, because they are
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Speaker 2: federal agents. And we have something called the supremacy Clause
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Speaker 2: in the Constitution. The state or local governments can enact
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Speaker 2: all the laws they want. They do not apply to
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Speaker 2: a federal agent. As long as a federal agent is
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Speaker 2: following the orders and following federal law, you can pass
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Speaker 2: all the local laws you want. And if you try
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Speaker 2: to touch that ICE agent, you will have your ass
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Speaker 2: holed into jail yourself. So I guarantee I know a
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Speaker 2: lot of New Jersey State Police officers, I mean a lot,
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Speaker 2: and they would not follow that order. You know how
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Speaker 2: the little Cadra of elected officials put out that internet
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Speaker 2: meme in the last week saying if you are a
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Speaker 2: member of the military, you do not have to follow
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Speaker 2: illegal orders. Well, I say the same thing now to
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Speaker 2: the New Jersey State Police, and I don't have to
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Speaker 2: because they're well aware of it. If New Jersey's legislature,
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Speaker 2: which is all far left, radical leftist liberals, if they
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Speaker 2: enact a passive bill and the governor, the new governor,
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Speaker 2: Governor Mikey, if they sign that into law and it
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Speaker 2: says that you must arrest an ice agent wearing a mask,
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Speaker 2: I guarantee those state police will say, uh no, no,
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Speaker 2: you go ahead and arrest them yourself. Senator, I'm not
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Speaker 2: going to arrest them because they know that under the
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Speaker 2: supremacy Clause of the Constitution, you, as a state police
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Speaker 2: officer in New Jersey, could be hauled up against the
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Speaker 2: wall and have your butt cuffed and taken to federal
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Speaker 2: prison if you try to stop a federal agent from
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Speaker 2: doing their job. Just a fact. If you doubt me,
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Speaker 2: or if you have an alternate opinion, try and debate it.
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Speaker 2: Go ahead, and I'll cite you the Constitution. In fact,
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Speaker 2: let's just do it right now, save you the time. Okay.
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Speaker 2: It's a direct violation of Article six, paragraph two US Constitution,
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Speaker 2: which has quote a state or municipality cannot pass a
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Speaker 2: law that interferes with the execution of federal law or
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Speaker 2: the duties of federal agents. So maybe the good state
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Speaker 2: senators missed that day in school in New Jersey. In
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Speaker 2: our eleven o'clock hour, we will speak to congressional candidate
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Speaker 2: Billy Prempe, he is a Republican running for Congress in
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Speaker 2: New Jersey's ninth congressional district, about the foolishness of states
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Speaker 2: or local municipalities trying to pass what are obviously symbolic
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Speaker 2: laws that cannot be enforced. Seven ten wore the voice
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Speaker 2: of New York Ken Rosanto in from Mark the day
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Speaker 2: before thanks a Giving. Oh man, do I love Thanksgiving?
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Speaker 2: By the way, here, I remember I told you I
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Speaker 2: was going to talk about food. For a second, I'll
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Speaker 2: talk about food. I used to work with the beautiful
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Speaker 2: and awesome Laurie Stokes at Channel seven. Remember Laurie. She is,
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Speaker 2: by the way, off air, as nice and as beautiful
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Speaker 2: as on air. She's one of my closest friends in
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Speaker 2: the world. And Laurie is the type person if I
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Speaker 2: don't talk to her in a year, which isn't the case,
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Speaker 2: but if I don't talk to her in a year
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Speaker 2: and then I talk to her. It's like we've been
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Speaker 2: talking every day. Just a great lady. She is also
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Speaker 2: one of the best darn cooks you'll ever encounter. The
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Speaker 2: food of if you ever find yourself in that situation,
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Speaker 2: it's delicious. She taught me a recipe for stuffing that
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Speaker 2: kicks a button. I'm gonna talk about it through the
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Speaker 2: show a little bit, but I got to share that.
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Speaker 2: In fact, it was on my show that I do
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Speaker 2: in New Jersey. We taped it yesterday so I could
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Speaker 2: put it on the ear and still come here. But
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Speaker 2: the key is layers of flavor. And Laurie takes She
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Speaker 2: takes three types of breads. She would take like rye
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Speaker 2: bread sour dough, and like a whole grain chunk type
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Speaker 2: it in type, cut it into chunks, toasted off with
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Speaker 2: herbs like fresh stage tons of fresh rosemary and a
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Speaker 2: little melted butter. Toasts that in the oven and then
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Speaker 2: put that in a bowl and add to that some
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Speaker 2: sauteed onions with garlic, a splash of a stock that's reduced,
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Speaker 2: and then bake that off in the oven with more
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Speaker 2: butter and more herbs. I'm telling you it's crazy, But
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Speaker 2: what she does is instead of adding sausage, she takes
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Speaker 2: dark meat like chicken thigh meat and shreds that and
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Speaker 2: puts that in. Because you're in the poultry theme, you
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Speaker 2: roast that off in the oven, or bake that off
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Speaker 2: in the oven and serve that. I'm telling you it's
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Speaker 2: the best darned stuffing. Somebody wants more, a more detailed recipe,
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Speaker 2: you could reach out to me on Instagram find my
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Speaker 2: Instagram account Ken Rosotto on Instagram there and you'll you'll
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Speaker 2: see that. Or on Facebook. I'm Ken Rosotto on Facebook too,
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Speaker 2: and I will give you this specific recipe.
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Speaker 3: But it is good.
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Speaker 2: Seven ten w o R the Voice of New York Again.
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Speaker 2: It's Ken Rosotto in for Mark on your Wednesday ten
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Speaker 2: twenty is our time right now and again when we
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Speaker 2: come up come back in just a moment. We want
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Speaker 2: to take your calls. It's eight hundred three to two
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Speaker 1: This is the Mark Simone Show on seven ten WR.
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Speaker 3: Ken from today, Here's Ken Rosotto.
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Speaker 2: Had a very good Wednesday the day before. We go
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Speaker 2: straight to our busy phones and here's the man who
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Speaker 2: sets off my holiday perfectly. Vincent from Brooklyn.
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Speaker 6: Good morning, Vincent, Good morning Ken and bonifesta do ringraciamento day,
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Speaker 6: Hey on the tour for me.
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Speaker 2: Thank you and you's a for translation. Happy Thanksgiving to
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Speaker 2: you and your family. Thank you and.
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Speaker 6: Santius exactly Ken. Ken. Also, they didn't even I don't
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Speaker 6: know if they filed the case in New York against
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Speaker 6: for Tisha James. But she has a five family house
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Speaker 6: here and she listed it in the fourth family house
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Speaker 6: and that goes against the rules of building registration, which
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Speaker 6: she just had to, like I had to fill out
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Speaker 6: and have submitted by the end of August. Now coming
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Speaker 6: up next week is the bedbug registration. You have to
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Speaker 6: submit that your apartments either did and you had the
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Speaker 6: problem fixed or never did have bad bugs, and you
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Speaker 6: have to sign that doc. You have to go online
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Speaker 6: and electronically sign that document and resubmitted to the city.
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Speaker 6: That's next week, So she's on. She could get her
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Speaker 6: easily in trouble in New York if yeah decide to
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Speaker 6: pursue it is.
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Speaker 2: And also in Massachusetts. Remember she has another one in Massachusetts.
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Speaker 2: She's got homes all over the place, and I think
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Speaker 2: that's listed as a second home. You could do that
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Speaker 2: as a second home, that's okay. But I think in
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Speaker 2: Massachusetts she may and this is I don't know for sure,
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Speaker 2: but I believe she was renting that out. Now the
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Speaker 2: question is did she pay her income tax? She may have,
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Speaker 2: I don't know. I'm asking did she pay her income
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Speaker 2: tax on rent from that home or did she list
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Speaker 2: it just as a second home for herself? But she
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Speaker 2: is allegedly renting that out. So there are a lot
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Speaker 2: of questions here. And if you're going to be the
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Speaker 2: chief law enforcement officer of this to New York, you
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Speaker 2: better follow the law yourself exactly.
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Speaker 6: And there's I don't know how you get around here
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Speaker 6: in New York. How you get around, say in an
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Speaker 6: apartment on the building only has four units when it
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Speaker 6: has five. Because also when you fill out your insurance,
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Speaker 6: when you have to buy your insurance, whether you buy
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Speaker 6: it every year or every three years like some people do,
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Speaker 6: because if you buy it all at once for three years,
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Speaker 6: you got to get a break on the rate because
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Speaker 6: you got to pay up all at once. You still
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Speaker 6: have to put down And she also be maybe liabel
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Speaker 6: for insurance.
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Speaker 2: Right because if you say that it's your personal residence
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Speaker 2: as opposed to a residence you're renting out. You get
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Speaker 2: different rates, and you also pay different rates in taxes
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Speaker 2: in some communities.
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Speaker 6: So that but here's the thing. Can you also you're
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Speaker 6: lying because it has four units and it has five units,
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Speaker 6: and you're telling the insurance company it has four So
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Speaker 6: there's a a liability on you on their pot because
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Speaker 6: it has five units, and you're lessening the liability by
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Speaker 6: life it's say hated as.
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Speaker 2: There's no question. Look, there's no question. There was some
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Speaker 2: some dancing around fact.
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Speaker 1: Uh.
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Speaker 2: The issue is she's she's going to try to make
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Speaker 2: the argument. I'm sure that it was the attorney that
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Speaker 2: did this. But you are the attorney general. You are
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Speaker 2: an attorney, so you should know better. You should double
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Speaker 2: and triple check anything before you sign it. If you're
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Speaker 2: going to be in public office.
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Speaker 6: Ken On all of the building registrations, it says, are
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Speaker 6: you an agent for the landlord? Meanwhile you a rental
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Speaker 6: agent like a big real estate company, right, and if
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Speaker 6: you are, you still have to have the landlord sign
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Speaker 6: the official document.
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Speaker 2: Hey, Vincent, get out of it. If you did it,
18:51
Speaker 2: you would be in jail in a heart right now.
18:53
Speaker 2: You would be we'd be calling you and you'd be
18:55
Speaker 2: as a hey, I only got two more minutes left
18:57
Speaker 2: in two quarters. That's that's what would be the case.
18:59
Speaker 2: So you know that we would be treated quite differently.
19:03
Speaker 6: Unfortunately, so she has the legal slush fund here that
19:07
Speaker 6: Katy Huckel set up for her of ten million dollars
19:10
Speaker 6: that she could tap into, which we would never have
19:13
Speaker 6: the advantage of something like that. And unfortunately all of
19:16
Speaker 6: us New Yorkers are on the hook for her for
19:19
Speaker 6: her bill.
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Speaker 2: That's why I live in New Jersey. Vincent, you are
19:22
Speaker 2: the best, my friend. Happy Thanksgiving. I hope you are.
19:25
Speaker 2: Do you By the way, I gotta quickly ask, do
19:27
Speaker 2: you guys do a pasta with your turkey?
19:30
Speaker 7: No?
19:31
Speaker 6: Just only when my grandfather used to come home, because
19:34
Speaker 6: he would he would he would do we'd have a
19:36
Speaker 6: Losignia and turkey. No, I just do I just do
19:40
Speaker 6: a turkey.
19:41
Speaker 2: You're you're an a medi guan. You're in a medigan all.
19:43
Speaker 6: Over Tomorrow night, Tomorrow night, I'll probably I'll leave pasta,
19:49
Speaker 6: well maybe tonight. I'll see maybe tonight and Friday night
19:54
Speaker 6: I'll leave pasta.
19:55
Speaker 2: There you go, listen, enjoy it, have a wonderful Thanksgiving.
19:58
Speaker 2: We will talk to you. I'm back on Friday for
19:59
Speaker 2: bar to So what do you hear out? All one?
20:01
Speaker 6: All right?
20:03
Speaker 2: You thank you, sir, oh Man, I love talking Vincent
20:07
Speaker 2: and and robbed you too, and Franklin score Happy Thanksgiving?
20:10
Speaker 2: How are you, sir?
20:11
Speaker 8: Happy Thanksgiving to you, Ken and you and your family.
20:14
Speaker 8: You know, uh you and uh and and uh Laurie
20:18
Speaker 8: you had you It was it was great listening to you.
20:20
Speaker 8: I listened as a retired transit cup. I listened to
20:23
Speaker 8: you guys when you're on in mid day.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
20:28
Speaker 8: The thing is with with the cases with Tommy and
20:32
Speaker 8: and and Letitia.
20:35
Speaker 6: Uh they're both guilty.
20:36
Speaker 8: But the thing is like Pam Bondy was against uh
20:39
Speaker 8: uh prosecuting call me.
20:41
Speaker 6: I mean she did.
20:42
Speaker 8: She thought it was a weak case. She she had
20:44
Speaker 8: the assistant, her assistant d A. He didn't he uh
20:48
Speaker 8: didn't want to, you know, file charges. And then when
20:51
Speaker 8: the time was running out, what did they ext What
20:53
Speaker 8: did Trump expect? I was a real estate uh attorney
20:58
Speaker 8: to to you know, and the time was running out.
21:02
Speaker 8: You can you can indict a ham sandwich and uh
21:05
Speaker 8: what and Ady McCarty said on Fox about two months
21:09
Speaker 8: ago he said, this case will never go against Tom,
21:13
Speaker 8: will never go to trut.
21:14
Speaker 2: Let me say this, if I may rub only only
21:15
Speaker 2: a couple of things. Number One, I think part of
21:17
Speaker 2: the punishment is this. You know they knew. I think
21:20
Speaker 2: deep down this wasn't going to go very far. But
21:21
Speaker 2: they want to bankrupt the guy. Let's make his life hell.
21:24
Speaker 2: See the difference. When they did this to Trump, he
21:26
Speaker 2: had five billion in the bank, So I lose half
21:29
Speaker 2: a billion. What's a big deal when you do it
21:31
Speaker 2: to Komy. Now, I granted he probably has a lot
21:33
Speaker 2: of money stashed here and there, but he probably will
21:35
Speaker 2: lose that money in defending himself. So I think that's part.
21:38
Speaker 2: If they want to make it as painful in existence
21:40
Speaker 2: as possible, let him have some sleepless nights after what
21:42
Speaker 2: he put other people through. And I'm sure that is
21:45
Speaker 2: the punishment in the back of their minds. In terms
21:47
Speaker 2: of indicting a ham Sandwich, though, if you look at
21:49
Speaker 2: the district where it was done, yes and no. I
21:51
Speaker 2: mean you never can tell with a grand jury. I've
21:54
Speaker 2: seen Steff where you say grand Juri will never indict
21:56
Speaker 2: and they indict, and other cases where you say this
21:58
Speaker 2: is a slam dunk, and they don't so you never
22:00
Speaker 2: really know, but we'll see what happens. Look, they're gonna appeal,
22:04
Speaker 2: and if the appeal doesn't work, they will refile charges that.
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Speaker 8: It makes a lot of sense what you're saying.
22:10
Speaker 2: More importantly, though, what are you doing for Thanksgiving?
22:13
Speaker 9: Are you?
22:13
Speaker 2: And what does your family?
22:14
Speaker 8: My sister, my sister has us over my You know,
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Speaker 8: a lot of relatives are no longer with us, but
22:20
Speaker 8: my sister, my brother and sister in law. She cooks
22:22
Speaker 8: turkey and pasta.
22:24
Speaker 2: There you go.
22:24
Speaker 8: We're Irish, mostly Irish, little German. But you know we're
22:28
Speaker 8: into the pasta with the turkey.
22:30
Speaker 2: Down with him. By the way, my friends, I'm not
22:32
Speaker 2: kidding about this, and I mean no insult to my family.
22:35
Speaker 2: I had my one of my dearest friends growing up.
22:37
Speaker 2: His name is Bill Dirton Gerald, give me a shot out.
22:39
Speaker 2: His dad Irish and German. His dad used to make
22:42
Speaker 2: the best damn pasta and pasta sauce ever ever, and
22:46
Speaker 2: I used to love and yet he never ate it himself.
22:48
Speaker 2: He didn't like pasta, but he may nobody's business. Something
22:51
Speaker 2: about following the rules and the and the anyway, just delicious.
22:55
Speaker 2: He's out there listening right now. So I give a
22:57
Speaker 2: shout out to mister Dirtinger.
22:58
Speaker 8: God, God bless your canon, and thanks for bringing up
23:00
Speaker 8: boy's name. You know, yeah, I just saw you guys
23:03
Speaker 8: were great. You guys were great together on the news.
23:06
Speaker 2: Thank you.
23:06
Speaker 6: Bill.
23:06
Speaker 2: Bill Evans had us all out in the Hamptons a
23:08
Speaker 2: couple of weeks ago, so I was at with her
23:10
Speaker 2: and we had a good time. It was nice to
23:12
Speaker 2: see her again. And Rob, you have a happy Thanksgiving,
23:14
Speaker 2: my friend. Thanks for checking in all right. Seven to
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Speaker 2: ten WR the Voice of New York. This is Ken Rosotto,
23:20
Speaker 2: win from Mark the day before Thanksgiving. A little bit
23:22
Speaker 2: later we'll speak with financial expert Ron Glasgow about how
23:25
Speaker 2: Americans planned to spend their money this Black Friday. At
23:28
Speaker 2: least one survey suggests people plan to spend less this
23:31
Speaker 2: year than last.
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Speaker 1: Now more of the Mark Simone Show on seven to
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Speaker 1: ten wo R fulling in for Mark.
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Speaker 3: Here again is Ken Rosatto.
23:40
Speaker 2: And good to be with you on the Wednesday before
23:43
Speaker 2: Thanksgiving and Mark has enjoined a nice long weekend.
23:46
Speaker 7: You know.
23:46
Speaker 2: New data from Deloitte shows that Americans are planning on
23:49
Speaker 2: spending less this Black Friday. Than in years past. It's
23:53
Speaker 2: a reversal from tradition. Financial expert Ron Glasgow is here
23:57
Speaker 2: to talk about some possible reasons why and what MA
24:01
Speaker 2: way you want to do to ensure that we have
24:03
Speaker 2: our budgets done to control in twenty twenty six. Good morning,
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Speaker 2: Ron Glasgow, Good morning. How are you good? Very good?
24:09
Speaker 2: Happy Thanksgiving in a little early So this Deloitte data
24:12
Speaker 2: should be a little concerning, right does it suggest a
24:15
Speaker 2: contraction of economy? The economy could be on the way.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, I think it makes that suggestion. And I always
24:21
Speaker 7: say you never want to look at any one article.
24:23
Speaker 7: You want to look at a spattering. But you know,
24:25
Speaker 7: article after article shows that consumer confidence is really down,
24:30
Speaker 7: probably for the lowest sense three or four years ago,
24:32
Speaker 7: when interest rates were really spiking. So, you know, to me,
24:37
Speaker 7: it just feels like we've been on this bull market
24:39
Speaker 7: for so long. You know, stocks are at all time high,
24:42
Speaker 7: golden at all time high, everything's sort of it at
24:45
Speaker 7: all time high, and you know, nothing goes up forever.
24:48
Speaker 7: So to me, it kind of feels like a jack
24:49
Speaker 7: in the box. And you know, every quarter that goes
24:51
Speaker 7: by when we have these new highs, it's kind of
24:53
Speaker 7: turning that crank a quarter of a turn and sooner
24:56
Speaker 7: or later that Jackson to come out of the box.
24:57
Speaker 2: Yeah, like musical chairs, music stops. No extra chair. Sorry.
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Speaker 2: The data is showing now that people who make under
25:04
Speaker 2: fifty thousand a year plan on scaling back spending like
25:07
Speaker 2: twelve percent. People who weren't over two hundred thousand plan
25:10
Speaker 2: on cutting back eighteen percent. That shocked me because I
25:13
Speaker 2: thought the people who made over two hundred thousand, well,
25:15
Speaker 2: they'll make it up. Yeah, they'll be spending more money.
25:17
Speaker 2: So is it just that people don't feel secure now
25:20
Speaker 2: overall about what's coming up in the next couple of quarters.
25:24
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think that's really it. You know, the markets
25:27
Speaker 7: hate uncertainty, and there's quite a bit of that right now.
25:29
Speaker 7: But just everyday people, you know, I'm pretty plugged into
25:33
Speaker 7: my community and it's a fairly well to do community,
25:36
Speaker 7: and people are, you know, concerned about prices. You know,
25:39
Speaker 7: I did a podcast a while ago and on that
25:42
Speaker 7: particular day, inflation came in at three percent instead of
25:45
Speaker 7: three point one, and the markets in are all time high.
25:48
Speaker 7: Well that's great for eggheads like me, but for everyday
25:51
Speaker 7: people it doesn't matter, you know, it's you have this
25:55
Speaker 7: massive run up in inflation. So now this set are control,
25:57
Speaker 7: it doesn't mean that prices dial back. People were just
26:00
Speaker 7: still gaining at a reasonable pace on top of that
26:02
Speaker 7: massive jump, and that's very difficult to deal with.
26:05
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I've heard some people say that. In fact,
26:08
Speaker 2: Sean Hennedy was talking about this the other night. He said, look,
26:10
Speaker 2: it's going to take until at least the middle of
26:12
Speaker 2: next year before you see some of the changes that
26:17
Speaker 2: were enacted by the Trump administration in terms of positively
26:21
Speaker 2: affecting the economy. And then, if you know, you're maybe
26:23
Speaker 2: too young to remember this, I'm fifty eight. Back in
26:26
Speaker 2: the Reagan days, everybody said, oh, look it's Reagonomics isn't working.
26:30
Speaker 2: It's a big failure. It took till two years, and
26:33
Speaker 2: at two years, all of a sudden the economy flips.
26:36
Speaker 2: Because in the late seventies we had total malaise. It
26:39
Speaker 2: was a horrible economy, and people thought that was the
26:42
Speaker 2: new normal. But it shifted. Nineteen eighty two to nineteen
26:46
Speaker 2: eighty eight, the economy was gangbusters. So do we just
26:48
Speaker 2: have to be patient or do you think this might
26:50
Speaker 2: be kind of a long term deal. To deal with.
26:54
Speaker 7: Yeah, you know, I do think that we need to
26:56
Speaker 7: be patient, and that's one thing Americans just aren't very
26:59
Speaker 7: good at.
27:00
Speaker 6: You know.
27:01
Speaker 7: You know, you people like love to throw darts at
27:03
Speaker 7: President Trump, and I get it. The guy's a lightning
27:06
Speaker 7: rod more than any other president I've ever seen in
27:08
Speaker 7: my lifetime. And I do remember the great round of
27:09
Speaker 7: Riggan by the way, Yes, but but uh, you know,
27:13
Speaker 7: he's the lightning rod. So he's gonna get his share
27:15
Speaker 7: of criticism and his followers are gonna love what he says.
27:17
Speaker 7: But you know, the things you do with tariffs. You know,
27:20
Speaker 7: I grew up with a steel mill town, and I
27:22
Speaker 7: know that the Chinese would take advantage of us in
27:25
Speaker 7: the seventies. So it's good he's doing some things. I
27:28
Speaker 7: think what makes people nervous is is sort of this
27:31
Speaker 7: back and forth. You know, we're gonna at tax Brazil
27:34
Speaker 7: on coffee. We're gonna tax Vietnam on coffee. Now we're
27:36
Speaker 7: gonna take that away. So but that's his style. You know,
27:39
Speaker 7: the guy gets results and that's just the way he works.
27:41
Speaker 7: That just unsettling to some people. But yes, I think
27:44
Speaker 7: patients is key, and don't be afraid for the market
27:47
Speaker 7: to pull back. That's a very normal thing. You know,
27:50
Speaker 7: earlier this year we had one, and man, you just
27:52
Speaker 7: before we were in the middle of a great recession again.
27:54
Speaker 7: People are kind of freaking out, and you know, you've
27:57
Speaker 7: got to uh manager savings your investments for sort of
28:01
Speaker 7: an all weather portfolio and anticipate those pullbacks because they
28:04
Speaker 7: do occur.
28:05
Speaker 2: I think Trump is doing kind of a ropidope. You know,
28:07
Speaker 2: he confuses you, he makes you look over here, and
28:09
Speaker 2: then he does something on the other side. He really
28:12
Speaker 2: is the kind of guy people, you know, many on
28:13
Speaker 2: the left call him nuts, they call him he's losing it.
28:16
Speaker 2: I think he is genius on a level that we
28:20
Speaker 2: don't understand, and he plays chess on such a level
28:24
Speaker 2: that we can't comprehend. And I just really do think
28:28
Speaker 2: that what we look at as confusion or as lack
28:31
Speaker 2: of planning is very planned on his part.
28:35
Speaker 6: Yeah.
28:36
Speaker 7: You know, clearly he's much moreter than I am. You know,
28:39
Speaker 7: I'm a former marine. I could barely play checkers, let alone,
28:43
Speaker 7: so he's got me.
28:44
Speaker 2: I can't even play checkers. So there.
28:46
Speaker 7: You know. Another guy that reminds me of is Jim Harbaugh,
28:48
Speaker 7: the football you know, supposedly he thrives on a chaotic
28:51
Speaker 7: environment and that's how he coaches and very successful. It's rare,
28:55
Speaker 7: but it works for certain people.
28:56
Speaker 2: Absolutely.
28:57
Speaker 7: Well.
28:57
Speaker 2: Look, the only thing that really concerns me, I'm sure
29:00
Speaker 2: if you're you clearly know, but better than the economy.
29:03
Speaker 2: Better on the economy than me. Consumer spending accounts for
29:07
Speaker 2: seventy percent of the GDP, and so how will a
29:11
Speaker 2: possible downswing of four percent and spending impact our gross
29:15
Speaker 2: domestic product?
29:17
Speaker 7: Yeah, and you know, I can't do the calculations on
29:19
Speaker 7: the fly, but that is a massive concern. America's business
29:23
Speaker 7: is business, and so when people stop spending and doing business,
29:26
Speaker 7: it kind of has an avalanche effect. So that's the
29:29
Speaker 7: real concern, is that people stop, and you know, I
29:32
Speaker 7: think you're going to see it slow just because people
29:35
Speaker 7: are starting to run out of money.
29:37
Speaker 8: You know.
29:37
Speaker 7: Something that is a little silly, but it comes to mind,
29:40
Speaker 7: is if you remember the subway commercial five five dollars
29:42
Speaker 7: foot long. I don't know how long ago that was,
29:45
Speaker 7: but it wasn't very long.
29:46
Speaker 6: You know.
29:46
Speaker 7: I had to have my oil changed a couple of
29:47
Speaker 7: weeks ago, and I stopped it in the subway for
29:49
Speaker 7: the first time in a long time, the cheapest sub
29:51
Speaker 7: on the Mediu was a Vegie sub at ten dollars
29:53
Speaker 7: and twenty cents. Yeah, so again, I can't remember exactly
29:56
Speaker 7: when that jingle stopped, but I know no one's income
29:58
Speaker 7: is doubled in that time.
30:00
Speaker 2: You know what I just went for? Listen. I never
30:02
Speaker 2: went for a fancy haircut in my whole life, honestly.
30:04
Speaker 2: I mean even when I was a news anchor over
30:06
Speaker 2: at over at Channel seven here in New York, I
30:09
Speaker 2: always went to supercuts. I'm sorry, people are gonna laugh.
30:12
Speaker 2: They tease me all the time. Oh, you must go
30:14
Speaker 2: to one of those fancy French places. Now I go
30:15
Speaker 2: to Sue I call it supe coup. I go to
30:17
Speaker 2: the supercou. It used to be like twelve ninety five.
30:21
Speaker 2: It's twenty six dollars and you could go to a
30:24
Speaker 2: barber and spend less. Now it seems than it's some supercuts.
30:27
Speaker 2: It's just amazing. And yes, like you said, in a year,
30:31
Speaker 2: it jumped from like seventeen or whatever to twenty six.
30:34
Speaker 2: It's amazing. What's happening to with inflation right now? So
30:37
Speaker 2: it's a little unnerving, I'm sure. So what's a website
30:40
Speaker 2: for people to read more about you. Ron.
30:42
Speaker 7: Oh sure, Glasgow Investments dot com Glasgow like the City
30:45
Speaker 7: of Scotland Investments dot com.
30:47
Speaker 2: There you go, financial expert Ron Glasgow. Thank you for
30:49
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30:53
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Speaker 1: This is the Mark Simone Show on seven ten wr
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31:44
Speaker 3: Today, here's Ken Rosatto.
31:46
Speaker 2: And straight to our busy phones. On this Wednesday, yes,
31:49
Speaker 2: even the day before Thanksgiving, we go to Robert in Westchester.
31:52
Speaker 2: Good morning Robert, Good morning Ken.
31:55
Speaker 9: How are you in? Happy Thanksgiving?
31:57
Speaker 2: Happy Thanksgiving? What going do for Robert?
32:03
Speaker 9: This is my problem with the Democrats and especially the
32:06
Speaker 9: people that vote for them. For four years, they lied
32:10
Speaker 9: to the entire nation about immigration and the border. For
32:15
Speaker 9: four years we had the barbarian hordes stampede our country.
32:19
Speaker 9: And now every taxpayer is afflicted with having to use
32:24
Speaker 9: their tax dollars not only to get these people out
32:27
Speaker 9: who are the criminals and the people who broke the law,
32:30
Speaker 9: but also to feed them, house them, give them medical
32:33
Speaker 9: attention and aid. So now when they think about voting
32:38
Speaker 9: next year for the interms, think about what the Democrats
32:43
Speaker 9: tagged you with. Don't just think of the present, but
32:46
Speaker 9: think of the future and the past and what they
32:49
Speaker 9: had done to all of us, because they lied to
32:52
Speaker 9: you before and they will lie to you again. Just
32:55
Speaker 9: to do one thing a chief power impeach Trump was
33:00
Speaker 9: doing gangbusters. He's done more for not only our nation
33:03
Speaker 9: but the world in ten months. Good that Ken, I
33:07
Speaker 9: wish you just all the best in By the way,
33:09
Speaker 9: I will be having palpit tomorrow.
33:11
Speaker 6: My father, but the.
33:13
Speaker 9: Turkey's primary yes on Americano Americano first.
33:19
Speaker 2: I'm with you too. Thank you Ken, Thank dear Robert.
33:21
Speaker 2: Happy Thanksgiving, Yain. It's funny Robert says that I remember
33:24
Speaker 2: asking my grandfather from who was born in Italy, my
33:26
Speaker 2: father's both both my grandparents. I remember asking my father's
33:29
Speaker 2: father what would happen I was four, what would happen
33:32
Speaker 2: if we ever went to war with Italy? And he
33:34
Speaker 2: put his finger in my face and says, you are
33:36
Speaker 2: an American. If we ever went to war with Italy,
33:39
Speaker 2: you are an American. You fight for America because you
33:41
Speaker 2: are an American. You are not an Italian. You may
33:44
Speaker 2: come from the extraction of Italy, but you are an American.
33:47
Speaker 2: I never forgot that America first. There you have, and
33:50
Speaker 2: I'm with him. It is ten fifty nine right now,
33:52
Speaker 2: mostly cloudy mile today, high's low sixties and partly cloudy
33:55
Speaker 2: tomorrow for Thanksgiving windy and cooler, high's low forties' Is
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Speaker 2: that on from Mark on your Wednesday? Coming up a
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