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Sid & Friends In The Morning Analyzes the Embarrassing Vanity of Fugazi Fauci · Sid & Friends In The Morning

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Speaker 1: Sid and Friends in the Morning entertaining and informative.
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Speaker 2: On the Red Apple Podcast Networks.
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Speaker 3: Sid Rosenberg Aia, Sid, you want to come up here?
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Speaker 3: Said Mark? Should I let Sid come up?
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Speaker 4: Mark?
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Speaker 5: I think so? Come on Sid.
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Speaker 3: So Sid's got the number one radio show in New York,
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Speaker 3: got the number one radio show in New York like by.
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Speaker 5: Far Giovanni Galante, And he's the man that started this petition.
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Speaker 5: I'm on board one hundred percent to keep the mayor
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Speaker 5: away from the nine to eleven Commemoration Memorial service coming
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Speaker 5: up this year twenty five years. First of all, how
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Speaker 5: do people get to you to see the petition? And
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Speaker 5: is there a number of people you think you need
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Speaker 5: on that petition to make sure this man is not there.
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Speaker 6: I don't know if there's a number. I don't even
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Speaker 6: if we had a million over so I think he
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Speaker 6: had a million votes to be mayor. Yeah, I think
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Speaker 6: if we oversee that million, maybe maybe that'll work. But
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Speaker 6: I don't know if it will.
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Speaker 7: You know, like you.
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Speaker 6: Said before, I was listening to your show, he's going
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Speaker 6: to show up. He doesn't have you know, we just
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Speaker 6: ask for a decency, respect and just stay away. Doesn't
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Speaker 6: care because we're asking. We're asking respectfully. We're not you know,
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Speaker 6: we're not demonizing, we're not We're stating facts where you know,
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Speaker 6: we're trying to move on. This is private to us.
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Speaker 6: This is the day that we have private to us.
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Speaker 6: I understand sometimes other politicians come, but they don't have
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Speaker 6: those beliefs. We're not after politicians. We're not after people
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Speaker 6: in general, or Muslims or Jewish people. Where after people
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Speaker 6: that don't have our values. I think that we deserve
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Speaker 6: to get our loved ones murdered on a day that
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Speaker 6: they're just going to work.
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Speaker 8: Before Pugh's packed with lawmakers and foreign leaders.
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Speaker 9: It was a force of nature and I will miss
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Speaker 9: him greatly.
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Speaker 8: President Trump honoring the late Senator Lindsey Graham.
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Speaker 9: He was a man who gave America the full measure
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Speaker 9: of his good and mighty heart until that heart itself
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Speaker 9: just gave out.
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Speaker 8: And joking about Graham's pension for pushing to use American
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Speaker 8: power around the globe, he.
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Speaker 9: Never saw a war that he didn't like. Only his
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Speaker 9: true friends would understand that. But he wanted it for
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Speaker 9: the good of our country. He felt in his bones
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Speaker 9: that our destiny is to win.
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Speaker 8: Among those true friends Ukraine's President Zelenski and Israeli Prime
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Speaker 8: Minister Benjamin Netan Yahoo, Graham strongly supported them.
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Speaker 10: President Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netan Yahoo
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Speaker 10: at the White House in a high stakes meeting that
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Speaker 10: was closed to reporters.
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Speaker 11: The two men discussed the ongoing war with Iran in
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Speaker 11: efforts to thwart its nuclear capabilities.
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Speaker 5: Political reporter Marsha Kramer.
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Speaker 12: Joins US Now with more on this meeting.
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Speaker 13: Marcia well, Allan and Jose It was the first time
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Speaker 13: the President and the Prime Minister met face to face
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Speaker 13: since the warig we had five months ago. While Nataniaho,
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Speaker 13: Israeli's described the meeting as excellent, it got off to
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Speaker 13: a rocky start after the President publicly scolded Nataniaho for
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Speaker 13: airing intel about a RAM building yet another secret underground
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Speaker 13: nuclear facility.
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Speaker 11: Well, I don't need BB to tell me that. BB's
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Speaker 11: telling me that because he wants me to stay involved.
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Speaker 13: President Trump calling into Fox News hours before his meeting
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Speaker 13: with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Natonia, who complaining about Netaniaha's
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Speaker 13: decision to talk publicly about Israeli intelligence that around US
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Speaker 13: building another secret nuclear facility at Pickaxe Mountain.
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Speaker 11: We are the greatest cameras in the world. Focused, we
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Speaker 11: know exactly what's going on. But now I heard Bib
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Speaker 11: announced that. I said, why didn't you just tell it
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Speaker 11: to me? Why do you have to announce it to
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Speaker 11: the world. I know exactly what's going on at Pickaction.
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Speaker 13: Neatunaho came to the United States to attend the funeral
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Speaker 13: of Senator Lindsey Graham met with a president in a
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Speaker 13: meeting that was closed to the media. Pictures released by
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Speaker 13: the Israelis on social media showed the two men smiling.
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Speaker 13: In one post, Netanyahu and the President both appear to
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Speaker 13: be reading note cards. At Graham's funeral, Natannaho chatted with
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Speaker 13: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and others. After the White House meeting,
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Speaker 13: Netuannaho issued a statement calling the meeting with Trump excellent.
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Speaker 13: When I say excellent, it's not just lip service. Nata
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Speaker 13: Nahu said it was a conversation of full partnership, of
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Speaker 13: mutual support, with an understanding of the shared goal to
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Speaker 13: ensure that Aram will not have nuclear weapons and other goals.
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Speaker 13: There was an opportunity to exchange ideas and also to
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Speaker 13: coordinate on the important issue of security and the future
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Speaker 13: of the state of Israel. The president also met with
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Speaker 13: Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelenski, who also came here for Senator
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Speaker 13: Graham's funeral. Afterwards, the White House Press Secretary set on
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Speaker 13: social media both meetings were positive and productive. Both Natanyahu
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Speaker 13: and Trump had alot riding on the meeting. Natanyahu is
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Speaker 13: up for reelection in the fall and wants to show
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Speaker 13: he has good relations with Washington. Trump is facing the
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Speaker 13: pressure of midterm elections, an unpopular war that has raised
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Speaker 13: gas prices and consumer goods. And I should also point
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Speaker 13: out that despite the mayor's best efforts, he was not arrested.
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Speaker 14: So now put In is losing thirty thousand his soldiers
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Speaker 14: per month. It's I mean, this is a big too
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Speaker 14: much losses. Like President Trump says, there's many losses, but
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Speaker 14: he doesn't want to stop this or so now initiative
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Speaker 14: not in the hands of Fujin.
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Speaker 15: Let's bring in Greg Sullivan or Russia Economy and Government
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Speaker 15: Editor Greg. Good morning, A very positive interpretation by President Zelenski.
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Speaker 15: What was your reading of these discussions?
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Speaker 16: That's right, both Ukrainie and President Volodomir Zlensky and the
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Speaker 16: White House seemed to strike a positive note coming out
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Speaker 16: of those discussions. In reality, it's potentially a bit more
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Speaker 16: of a mixed picture for Zelenski and Ukraine. On the
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Speaker 16: one hand, Zelensky does seem to have warmer relations with Trump.
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Speaker 16: You will remember that last year there as that infinites
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Speaker 16: blow up in the White House, relations between the two
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Speaker 16: leaders were a bit more fraught. That seems to be
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Speaker 16: behind them now, with Trump even praising Zelenski and Ukraine's
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Speaker 16: battlefield performance earlier this month. So that's a positive for
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Speaker 16: Zelensky as he seeks to keep that relationship on his side.
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Speaker 16: But Zelensky did go to the US seeking air defense
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Speaker 16: for Ukraine as it faces these Russian onslaughts and air strikes.
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Speaker 16: It's unclear whether he actually secured more air defenses in
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Speaker 16: the introim. We do know that they discussed the domestic
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Speaker 16: manufacturing of the Patriot missiles that Trump said he would
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Speaker 16: allow Ukraine to do under license. That's going to take
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Speaker 16: a while to get up and running, and Ukraine does
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Speaker 16: have a shortage of these interceptors in the meanwhile, so
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Speaker 16: he needed to secure those. It's unclear if he did,
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Speaker 16: or what comes next, or how those next steps will play.
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Speaker 15: Out overall, Where do we stand on the war? Is
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Speaker 15: there any hope for ending the conflict?
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Speaker 16: Well, that's also a pretty fraught picture. We did hear
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Speaker 16: from the Ukrainian leader last week that he met with
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Speaker 16: US envoys or that he discussed with US envoys restarting
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Speaker 16: diploma diplomatic efforts, but right now there's really no sign
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Speaker 16: that US broker talks will resume. They've installed since February
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Speaker 16: as Washington has been distracted by or focused on the
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Speaker 16: war in Iran. Right now, there doesn't seem to be
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Speaker 16: momentum to return to the negotiating table, and from the
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Speaker 16: Russian side, quite frankly, Putin has stuck to maximalist demands.
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Speaker 16: He's still demanding territory that he doesn't control militarily, and
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Speaker 16: he hasn't really shown a willingness to negotiate an end
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Speaker 16: to the war or back away from those So it's
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Speaker 16: hard to see where a negotiation actually goes from here.
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Speaker 16: But the first step would obviously be returning to the table,
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Speaker 16: and right now there just doesn't appear to be much
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Speaker 16: momentum towards them.
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Speaker 10: Doctor Anthony Fauci is set to testify before the Senate
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Speaker 10: after Senator Ran Paul released more than one thousand pages
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Speaker 10: of Fauci's private pandemic era journal entries or his diary.
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Speaker 10: Paul says those entries contradict some of Fauci's public statements,
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Speaker 10: including these these comments about the origin of COVID nineteen.
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Speaker 5: They said it was something like twenty four cases in
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Speaker 5: this wet market. This was jumping from an animal to
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Speaker 5: a human. In the context of the wet market. The
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Speaker 5: origin was from the Wuhan wet market.
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Speaker 8: So that's what he said in public.
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Speaker 17: But in a January twenty twenty journal entry, faut she wrote, quote,
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Speaker 17: now we know the market was not the source. It
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Speaker 17: was the amplifier. Having said that somewhere the virus jumped
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Speaker 17: from animals.
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Speaker 18: To human, Let's bring in a Senate Homeland Security Committee
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Speaker 18: member and Wisconsin Center Ron Johnson Center. When you looked
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Speaker 18: at the eleven hundred pages of his diary, and no
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Speaker 18: one's been more aggressive bar none in an outrage during
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Speaker 18: the pandemic and more aggressive in the investigation than you
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Speaker 18: and you were shelved.
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Speaker 5: When you guys were into the minority.
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Speaker 8: When you looked at the eleven hundred pages, what.
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Speaker 18: Stood out to you that really got on what really angered.
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Speaker 12: You morning guys.
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Speaker 19: Well, first of all, I just have to stay my
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Speaker 19: thoughts from prayers with everybody in the Fox value of
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Speaker 19: Wisconsin who got devastated by a EF three tornado or
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Speaker 19: state national particularly hit. We'll try you to be there
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Speaker 19: with you. I'll be there this weekend and we'll tour
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Speaker 19: that and make sure you can recover. But again, my
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Speaker 19: my heart goes out to those folks. Listen, we just
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Speaker 19: got the diary. We got a lot of information from
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Speaker 19: eight of his eleven or twelve devices, you know, and
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Speaker 19: again I really thank Bobby Kennedy for his commitment to
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Speaker 19: radical transparency. We got eleven million pages earlier. You know,
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Speaker 19: what stands out to you is how grossly dishonest Fauci was.
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Speaker 19: I mean he was saying publicly writing to his little diary.
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Speaker 19: I guess he kept for his uh, you know, his
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Speaker 19: book at some point in time. Totally Conrad Dixon. So again,
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Speaker 19: you know, I'm not learning very much new. I mean,
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Speaker 19: eyes knew he was a Migma maniac. I knew he
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Speaker 19: was lying repeatedly. Now we're just getting more and more
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Speaker 19: documentation of it. So I'm looking forward to being able
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Speaker 19: to ask him questions.
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Speaker 20: Let me tell you, so, sid told you the truth.
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Speaker 20: We didn't know each other at all. And uh and
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Speaker 20: he was he was supporting my opponent. And I said
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Speaker 20: to him, I said, listen, I said, why are you
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Speaker 20: supporting my opponent?
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Speaker 21: He said, well, she's a very nice woman.
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Speaker 20: I said, I know, I like her too, but her
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Speaker 20: policies are on the wrong side. And I chipped away,
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Speaker 20: chipped away, chipped away, and finally I got his endorsement.
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Speaker 20: And quite frankly, that's the reason I got over the
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Speaker 20: top of the first time. You say, because the sid
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Speaker 20: Rosen par bring me a frown. This guy is one
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Speaker 20: of the great patriots in America, and he tells it
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Speaker 20: like it is.
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Speaker 21: He doesn't vince his words. There's no filter. We all
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Speaker 21: know that. So let's hear it again for the great
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Speaker 21: sid roses By.
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Speaker 5: I'll be honest, liul Raffino picks about ninety nine percent
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Speaker 5: of it most mornings. I do pick the first song.
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Speaker 5: I asked Lou what he thinks. If he agrees, we
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Speaker 5: play it. If not, he picks something else. But we
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Speaker 5: went with that one because well, I was in the
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Speaker 5: limelight yesterday all over Long Island, and Queen's campaigning with
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Speaker 5: Great Bruce Blakeman. And it turns out that one of
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Speaker 5: the most popular members of that great band Rush is
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Speaker 5: celebrating a birthday today. And I believe at one point
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Speaker 5: lu Rufino actually smokes some dope with this guy.
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Speaker 12: Yeah, eh, is that true?
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Speaker 4: No, that's not true.
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Speaker 5: So it was only the guy from the band that
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Speaker 5: was it?
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Speaker 4: Well of some other members in the band too, with Levan,
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Speaker 4: I mean, it wasn't just me and him.
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Speaker 5: No, I know, but just a band, is at it?
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Speaker 5: You never smoked dope with gedty Lee? I know.
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Speaker 4: Unfortunately I never met gedty Lee.
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Speaker 5: I never did, so Nom gave me some long information again, thanks, noame,
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Speaker 5: no problem. How old is gedty Lee today? Do we
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Speaker 5: even know? Oh? Come on? Is it anybody in their
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Speaker 5: fifties anymore? I guess not? Well, because I'm almost sixty
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Speaker 5: and louis in his sixties and Nome is almost sixty.
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Speaker 5: So it only makes sense that all these rock and
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Speaker 5: roll the heroes are in their seventies and eighties.
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Speaker 4: You know when Rush started actually their first record.
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Speaker 5: I'm gonna take a guess, okay, nineteen eighty three, not
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Speaker 5: even nineteen seventy one.
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Speaker 4: You're getting closer.
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Speaker 5: It wasn't the sixties sixty nine? Oh my god?
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Speaker 4: Really it is their first album.
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Speaker 5: Yes, they've been around for fifty seven years.
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Speaker 4: Oh they've been long, of course.
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Speaker 5: Yes, I didn't realize that.
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Speaker 4: And possibly outside of Taylor Swift's Swifties, the craziest fans
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Speaker 4: you might meet.
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Speaker 5: Are they the Rushies?
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Speaker 4: Rabbit, Yeah, that's what I was thinking. They should be
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Speaker 4: called the Rushies. But they are insane.
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Speaker 5: But they're not like they're not more loyal than like
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Speaker 5: the the Grateful Dead folks.
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Speaker 4: I don't know, but there's certain bands that have a following.
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Speaker 5: Let me tell you, it's got one of the biggest followings.
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Speaker 5: You're ready for this and watch? I guess it's right
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Speaker 5: there fish Well the pH of course, those Greet Todds
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Speaker 5: are out there doing Molly's five days before.
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Speaker 4: They don't care what it sounds.
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Speaker 12: I know they were at the garden last night. Actually,
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Speaker 12: no way, Yeah ironic?
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Speaker 5: Is that what he's true?
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Speaker 12: Yeah?
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Speaker 5: I had no idea that was the case. I just
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Speaker 5: know that, you know, they go up state, they hit
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Speaker 5: the road, and that they're fans are a lot like
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Speaker 5: the Grateful Dead bands. You know, both drugged out and.
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Speaker 4: Stupidans are looking for something like that.
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Speaker 5: But the music is not good, is it.
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Speaker 4: Well, they're great musicians, but you like the songs, you
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Speaker 4: can like everything else. You could listen to it for
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Speaker 4: a little while.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, then you want to kill yourself.
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Speaker 4: That's pretty much.
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Speaker 5: And I'm not a big fan.
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Speaker 4: I would not trudge three days in MUDI any band.
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Speaker 5: No, well, I shouldn't say what I would for certain bands.
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Speaker 4: Let me think you too, I would, Oh you too?
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Speaker 4: Forget it?
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Speaker 5: You would?
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Speaker 4: I would do anything, would over broken glass?
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Speaker 5: Oh my god, of course I'm sex with Nome again.
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Speaker 4: What I would count? I think four times?
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Speaker 5: Yes, it's something like that. I don't know. He's very sexy.
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Speaker 5: Came in a couple of days ago wearing a short
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Speaker 5: sleeve shirt and I had no idea. Nom's arms.
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Speaker 12: He's huge, He's huge.
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Speaker 5: He looks like Hulk Hogan.
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Speaker 12: You had your hands all over me.
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Speaker 5: You look very sexy.
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Speaker 12: I'm not gonna lie to you, not me.
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Speaker 5: But because you're not pulled in ten like Mike Gallagher said,
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Speaker 5: you got to see this guy Mike Gallagher number nine. No,
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Speaker 5: you look great, you want to do look great and
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Speaker 5: you're in great shape, all right, so Rus has a
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Speaker 5: lot of crazy bands.
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Speaker 4: Yes, I don't know when they're when I told I
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Speaker 4: think I've said when they're not even touring. These fans
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Speaker 4: all get together and have meetings and have little gatherings.
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Speaker 5: No they don't. I've watched Where are they from? That band?
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Speaker 4: You know they're Giddy Lee was born Toronto?
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Speaker 5: Toronto, so the Canadians Canadian? Yeah, yeah, those bastards. I
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Speaker 5: told you had a taro from because they give us
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Speaker 5: that polluted air every year, every year. Is it ever
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Speaker 5: gonna stop?
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Speaker 22: No?
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Speaker 12: On do of your people tell you no? I mean
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Speaker 12: those fires are burning right now.
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Speaker 5: No they're not. Yeah, well I don't smell them today.
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Speaker 12: No, because the trade I don't understand this all, but
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Speaker 12: the trade winds have to go a certain direction. So
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Speaker 12: we're not getting it right now. But those fires are
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Speaker 12: still blazing.
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Speaker 5: Unbelievable. I do want to get to this recipis of
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Speaker 5: my day with Bruce Blakeman yesterday. What a great day.
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Speaker 5: I went to speak to all of his interns at
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Speaker 5: his headquarters in Nassau County. I had no idea. It's
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Speaker 5: not just you know, there's like a like five different
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Speaker 5: groups of interns, like one hundred kids. This auditorium was
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Speaker 5: packed yesterday. And all of Bruce's big guys are there,
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Speaker 5: Judge Adams and you know, all his Chris Boyle, all
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Speaker 5: his big people. When I arrived, they were sitting in
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Speaker 5: Bruce's office and this, I'm gonna use this word. He
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Speaker 5: has a palatial office, his office in Nassau County. It
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Speaker 5: is huge and gorgeous, and they were having like this
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Speaker 5: board meeting. There's about ten of them. So I sat
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Speaker 5: down and I took over. I said, if I was
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Speaker 5: running a governor, you know, that's what I do. And
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Speaker 5: then eventually Bruce and the folks ushered me to this
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Speaker 5: other room of like one hundred kids sitting right there
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Speaker 5: in the first row. My beautiful son, Gabriel and I
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Speaker 5: spoke for about fifteen or twenty minutes. Then me and
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Speaker 5: Gabe left with Bruce and my man Tom Sullivan. Now
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Speaker 5: I saw two different Tom Sullivan's yesterday. Not funny, two
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Speaker 5: different guys. I'll get to the second one momentarily. This
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Speaker 5: Tom Sullivan cop works for Bruce Blakeman drives me around.
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Speaker 5: Look at that Elizabeth forst Man is on New York One.
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Speaker 5: We'll get the horse shoes on my show yesterday, our show.
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Speaker 5: So anyway, so Sullivan drives me and Gabriel over to
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Speaker 5: Blakeman's other headquarters in Franklin Square. You walk in there,
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Speaker 5: they got signs Bruce Blakeman, Mike Lepetrie, Anthony, Ferreddy Driscoll.
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Speaker 5: I think Joe Cairo has an office in that one.
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Speaker 5: And then eventually, after Bruce and I both did guest
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Speaker 5: appearances on Judy's podcast, we then got back in the
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Speaker 5: car Bruce, myself, Gabie and Bruce's detail guys, and we
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Speaker 5: went to Horrible Lights, which is a great pub in
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Speaker 5: my neighborhood six blocks from my house, also very close
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Speaker 5: to Lou's house where they raised a whole bunch of
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Speaker 5: money for Bruce. And I spoke, and Bruce spoke, and
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Speaker 5: Joe Cairo spoke, and the other Tom Sullivan spoke. So
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Speaker 5: I want to get to all those pacifics. But there's
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Speaker 5: a lot of news today, and I guess we're going
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Speaker 5: to start with what I opened the open with, and
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Speaker 5: that was Giovanni Galante. He was on yesterday. It was
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Speaker 5: a heartbreaking conversation. I really compel all of you to
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Speaker 5: go to WABC radio dot com if you missed the
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Speaker 5: conversation between me and Gallante yesterday. You're gonna be sorry
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Speaker 5: you did. Giovanni's wife, Grace will forever be twenty nine
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Speaker 5: years old. Why because she was murdered inside the I
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Speaker 5: believe the South Tower back on nine to eleven, two
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Speaker 5: thousand and one. So he's a gentleman that started this
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Speaker 5: petition to keep the mayor. You know how I feel
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Speaker 5: about the mayor. Hate his guts. He's a terrorist. To
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Speaker 5: keep the mayor away from that's sacred soil ground zero
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Speaker 5: on nine to eleven. Nobody wants him there. I gotta
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Speaker 5: tell you, folks. I know it's anecdotal, but I'm all
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Speaker 5: over New York all the time. I really am. I
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Speaker 5: get stopped in the street every couple of minutes. I
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Speaker 5: really find it surreal. The love for me in this
18:17
Speaker 5: city is It's unbelievable, long island, all of it. And
18:20
Speaker 5: everybody starts going to tell me, sit, I'm with you
18:22
Speaker 5: a thousand percent. Keep the mayor away from that sacred soil.
18:27
Speaker 5: And I'm doing the best I can. I play nine
18:29
Speaker 5: to eleven clips every day going back to three weeks ago.
18:33
Speaker 5: Nobody talks about that day nearly as much as I
18:35
Speaker 5: do in this city, nobody and I really want that
18:38
Speaker 5: mother effort to not be there. So when you go
18:43
Speaker 5: back and listen to Galante, he makes the plea says, listen,
18:47
Speaker 5: I'm not demonizing the mayor like Sid does, just out
18:51
Speaker 5: of respect from my wife and these other families. The
18:56
Speaker 5: mayor is friendly with Hassan Piker, They're best friends. Piker
19:00
Speaker 5: said America deserved nine to eleven. The mayor took selpies
19:04
Speaker 5: in the streets for the cleric who was involved in
19:08
Speaker 5: the nineteen ninety three World Trade Center bombing. The mayor
19:13
Speaker 5: went out of his way to endorse in these primaries
19:17
Speaker 5: last month, people like Chevalier, that skank who also said
19:22
Speaker 5: America deserved nine to eleven. And the mayor never apologizes
19:27
Speaker 5: for any of this. We don't want him here. We
19:29
Speaker 5: don't want them. So I believe when Giovanni hit the
19:34
Speaker 5: air with me yesterday they had about sixteen thousand signatures,
19:40
Speaker 5: and a few hours later after coming on this blockbuster program,
19:44
Speaker 5: I think it's up to close to thirty thousand. Now
19:47
Speaker 5: did you see those numbers?
19:48
Speaker 12: Now, Now that's incredible.
19:49
Speaker 5: Yeah, did you see the numbers?
19:52
Speaker 12: I have to check and see who they are. This morning,
19:53
Speaker 12: but I saw that they kept ticking up.
19:55
Speaker 5: Yeah, they picked up big time. Maybe twenty five, but
19:57
Speaker 5: I think it was closer to thirtieth. Sound like Trump
20:00
Speaker 5: biggest thing ever. But Giovanni did a great job yesterday,
20:04
Speaker 5: and we are gaining monster support every day, every decent
20:09
Speaker 5: New Yorker. You don't have to have a family member.
20:14
Speaker 5: None of my family died that day, but I have
20:16
Speaker 5: plenty of friends that did. You don't have to know
20:18
Speaker 5: anybody that died that day. If you're an American, a
20:22
Speaker 5: piece of you died that day. A piece of every
20:26
Speaker 5: American died that day, whether you are a relative there,
20:30
Speaker 5: a friend there, knew nobody, a piece of all of
20:33
Speaker 5: us died that day. To be attacked like that on
20:37
Speaker 5: our own soil. You know, it's one thing when an
20:41
Speaker 5: army base gets hit and he dick and he die,
20:43
Speaker 5: and that's bad. Anytime people died, that's bad. But in
20:47
Speaker 5: New York City, at the Pentagon, in Washington, d C.
20:52
Speaker 5: Plane crashing, in Pennsylvania where I'm going Friday, Come on,
20:58
Speaker 5: we all died a bit that day, all of us.
21:01
Speaker 5: So this petition should have a million signatures. Forget about
21:06
Speaker 5: sixteen thousand, thirty thousand. If you're a decent New Yorker
21:11
Speaker 5: and not one of these lowlife DSA members or one
21:14
Speaker 5: of your lowlife Democrats, you should be up in arms
21:20
Speaker 5: about the mayor being there and find a way to
21:23
Speaker 5: sign this petition. I don't want to see thirty thousand
21:26
Speaker 5: and fifty thousand. This thing needs to be at the
21:29
Speaker 5: very least in the hundreds of thousands. Don't you agree now?
21:34
Speaker 5: Of course, so let's get it done, all right, go
21:37
Speaker 5: to I guess you can find it at Giovanni Gallant's
21:41
Speaker 5: Facebook page. I don't have the link up. Do you
21:44
Speaker 5: have the link up anywhere on WABC?
21:46
Speaker 12: I'll find it. Let's put you off up. Yeah, put
21:48
Speaker 12: it up on our website.
21:49
Speaker 5: I don't think. I think John Katzmatitis is probably on
21:52
Speaker 5: board with me. I know Jed is as a former
21:54
Speaker 5: Navy guy, so let's kind of let's help this cause
21:57
Speaker 5: and do what we can. He's gonna be there because
22:00
Speaker 5: it's up to him. But he keeps saying the mayor
22:02
Speaker 5: that he's for every New Yorker. Well, if that's true
22:06
Speaker 5: and he's not the selfish bassard that I know he is,
22:10
Speaker 5: then he won't go. Because the overwhelming majority. See a
22:15
Speaker 5: lot of these families don't talk. I'm gonna tell you why.
22:18
Speaker 5: On his conversation. They're afraid of the pushback. They're afraid
22:23
Speaker 5: of the political pushback. They hate the mayor. They all
22:27
Speaker 5: hate the mayor, all of them. But they're afraid if
22:29
Speaker 5: they say something, there's gonna be some political pushback and
22:33
Speaker 5: they're gonna get screwed. So a lot of these family
22:35
Speaker 5: members say nothing. But trust me when I tell you,
22:39
Speaker 5: they all agree with me, all of them. They listen
22:42
Speaker 5: to me. They agree with me that with Giovanni, they
22:45
Speaker 5: don't want this terrorist anywhere near that sacred soil. Am
22:52
Speaker 5: I asking too much?
22:53
Speaker 12: No, not at all. And by the way, it's up
22:55
Speaker 12: to forty thousand right now.
22:57
Speaker 5: Forty thousand, Yeah, okay, even that's not good enough.
22:59
Speaker 22: Great.
23:00
Speaker 5: It went from sixteenth to forty because of me, basically
23:03
Speaker 5: because of me, because I don't think Alante did a
23:05
Speaker 5: bunch of media yesterday, so we more than doubled it.
23:08
Speaker 5: That's pretty impressive. Keep going, keep going, make it virtually
23:13
Speaker 5: impossible for this low life to show up on that
23:17
Speaker 5: day yesterday they buried our good friend Senator Lindsey Graham
23:21
Speaker 5: in DC. Give me the latest on all that. Gnome
23:24
Speaker 5: and President Trump meeting with BB Natanyall. I did speak
23:28
Speaker 5: to BB's people in Israel already today. I'll get to that.
23:32
Speaker 5: And also meeting with Zelenski. That whole big day in
23:35
Speaker 5: DC yesterday. What did it look like?
23:37
Speaker 12: Well, it was a long day. Started with the BB
23:39
Speaker 12: d'antignow who and the President meeting A. Zelenski was in
23:42
Speaker 12: the Oval Office as well, and then afterwards they went
23:46
Speaker 12: to the funeral, at least the first part of it,
23:49
Speaker 12: which was in Washington, d C. And the President, you know,
23:52
Speaker 12: giving a long speech. You know, he called him right
23:54
Speaker 12: when he passed away, when Lindsay passed away. He said,
23:56
Speaker 12: this guy was like a family friend. And you could
23:58
Speaker 12: see them in the President as he delivered the eulogy.
24:02
Speaker 12: And then you had Sean Hannity also deliver the eulogy.
24:05
Speaker 5: Sean actually spoke right after the President. I spoke to
24:07
Speaker 5: Shawan on Sunday night.
24:08
Speaker 12: Oh yeah, yeah. And what Sean had to say I
24:10
Speaker 12: thought was great as well. I don't if you saw
24:12
Speaker 12: any of it. But and then so now he's Lindsey
24:16
Speaker 12: Graham's body has been moved to South Carolina. Of course,
24:18
Speaker 12: his home State ten forty five. This morning, there will
24:21
Speaker 12: be a public funeral for Lindsey Graham. First come, whoever
24:25
Speaker 12: gets there first. We'll get the seating in this church
24:28
Speaker 12: right near his hometown and the liner room there, and
24:32
Speaker 12: you know that'll be part of the long goodbye to
24:34
Speaker 12: the signor that is beautiful.
24:36
Speaker 5: So the BB part I heard went very very well.
24:39
Speaker 5: In fact, David Menzer, who works with BB in the
24:42
Speaker 5: ompice in Israel, sent me this And this comes from
24:47
Speaker 5: our new best friend, doctor o fear Falk, who happens
24:51
Speaker 5: to be BB's senior policy advisor. He was on this
24:55
Speaker 5: show four days before BB, and to be honest, doctor
24:58
Speaker 5: Faulk was a major reason one BB ended up on
25:01
Speaker 5: this show about two weeks ago. And Dopier said this.
25:04
Speaker 5: He was with BB in this meeting with President Trump.
25:07
Speaker 5: He's with BB everywhere in the Oval office. And Opier
25:10
Speaker 5: said this quote. It was an extremely positive meeting. The
25:14
Speaker 5: Prime Minister and President held an excellent and comprehensive discussion
25:18
Speaker 5: on the key issues of the day. First and foremost, Idan,
25:23
Speaker 5: the leaders reaffirmed their ironclad commitment to ensuring that Idan
25:28
Speaker 5: never has nuclear weapons. And I can tell you that
25:32
Speaker 5: on top of that there was a little bit of tension,
25:36
Speaker 5: which you're heard in the open Marsha Kramer was right
25:38
Speaker 5: about that, even though I'm losing a lot of faith
25:40
Speaker 5: in her, but she was right. There was a little
25:42
Speaker 5: bit of tension because BB had all this information on
25:46
Speaker 5: this site it's called Pickax Mountain in Iran, where it
25:50
Speaker 5: supposedly they are building another nuclear spot, and he went
25:57
Speaker 5: to President Trump in America to tell him about it.
26:00
Speaker 5: Trump is He's like, listen, you don't got to tell me.
26:02
Speaker 5: I know about it already. Okay, remember where one your two.
26:06
Speaker 5: Let's make this very very clear, BB, I'm number one.
26:09
Speaker 5: Your number two. Two's good. Two's very good, right, Two's great.
26:12
Speaker 5: When I'm number one. You can hear in Trump's voice
26:16
Speaker 5: that he was aggravated that that BB made it available
26:19
Speaker 5: to the press, that BB and Israel made America aware
26:23
Speaker 5: of that intelligence. Trump denied it. But outside of that,
26:27
Speaker 5: it seemed like GNAA. They had a pretty good day.
26:29
Speaker 12: Yeah, you had the White House said positive and productive talks,
26:32
Speaker 12: that's how they described it yesterday.
26:34
Speaker 5: Well take it. And then you've got Zelenski there, and look,
26:39
Speaker 5: Zelenski and Trump and Advance, all those guys get along a
26:42
Speaker 5: lot better than they did a year ago. There's no
26:45
Speaker 5: question that President in Trump goes out of his way
26:48
Speaker 5: now to actually compliment Zelenski and the hard fighting Ukrainians.
26:54
Speaker 5: They are amazing people, they really are. They have no
26:57
Speaker 5: right being competitive in this war, let alone doing the
27:00
Speaker 5: damage they've done to Putin and Russia really an amazing country,
27:03
Speaker 5: an amazing group of people. But on the question of
27:07
Speaker 5: is this thing going to end anytime soon, nobody seemed
27:11
Speaker 5: to think the answer was yes, that's what I took
27:14
Speaker 5: from yesterday.
27:14
Speaker 12: Yeah, well, look you can make that argument for both
27:16
Speaker 12: of these wars. I mean, right, the Russia, Ukrainian Wan.
27:19
Speaker 12: What do we had four years now? I think it's
27:21
Speaker 12: four years?
27:21
Speaker 7: Is that right?
27:22
Speaker 5: Five years?
27:24
Speaker 12: And then yesterday, you know, in the Middle East, Tehran
27:28
Speaker 12: was firing missiles again. They'd fired missiles at a US
27:31
Speaker 12: base in Jordan. The Jordanian Army say they shot down
27:34
Speaker 12: five projectiles at dawn this morning, and Tehran last night
27:39
Speaker 12: saying that they would reject any proposal that would split
27:43
Speaker 12: the transit routes through the Straight of hor moves. That's
27:45
Speaker 12: part of this negotiation process. They want full control of
27:48
Speaker 12: inbound ships into that Corridor, which of course is not
27:51
Speaker 12: going to sit well with the White House. So it
27:53
Speaker 12: doesn't seem like Randy closer to ending that war either.
27:56
Speaker 5: And then there was more action with Iran yesterday. It
27:59
Speaker 5: turns out that US and Saudi Arabia went after Iranian
28:04
Speaker 5: interests I believe in Iraq.
28:06
Speaker 12: Isn't that twenty Iraqi fighters were killed, thirty two others wounded.
28:12
Speaker 12: It was about a bunch of strikes. I don't know
28:15
Speaker 12: how many thirty forty strikes across seven provinces in there.
28:20
Speaker 12: I don't know completely understand exactly what that's all about.
28:23
Speaker 12: But that was a cooperation between the US and saudis all.
28:27
Speaker 5: Right here in the United States. The big story today
28:30
Speaker 5: is Anthony Fauci, and Fauci turns out to be one
28:34
Speaker 5: of the most dishonest, infamous, and willia an enemy of
28:39
Speaker 5: the people because he knew from day one exactly what
28:42
Speaker 5: was going on. He talked a lot about the COVID
28:46
Speaker 5: virus jumping from an animal to a human being, and
28:50
Speaker 5: then it became very very clear that he knew about
28:52
Speaker 5: the Wuhan lab, that he knows that that COVID virus
28:58
Speaker 5: was created lab. And Ron Johnson, our friend will be
29:03
Speaker 5: on tomorrow. The senator from Wisconsin. He's got eleven million pages.
29:08
Speaker 5: Eleven million pages that basically shows that Fauci has lied
29:16
Speaker 5: time and time again. And then a guy that I
29:18
Speaker 5: don't like, don't like him even a little, but I'll
29:20
Speaker 5: give him credit, Kentucky Senator Ran Paul. He added another
29:25
Speaker 5: I guess eleven thousand. That may be the wrong number.
29:28
Speaker 5: I don't know, but more pages. Because Ram Paul was
29:31
Speaker 5: able to get Anthony Fauci's actual personal diary, where Anthony
29:37
Speaker 5: Fauci is obviously much more honest with himself than he
29:41
Speaker 5: is the American people. That makes it very clear that
29:45
Speaker 5: this virus which killed a lot of people all over
29:49
Speaker 5: the world was originated in a lab in China, but
29:53
Speaker 5: he knew from day one not from an animal jumping
29:56
Speaker 5: to a human being. And then also how we shifted
30:00
Speaker 5: the focus very quickly from why this virus was created,
30:05
Speaker 5: where it was created, and the damage it did, to
30:09
Speaker 5: figuring out some type of vaccine to make it better.
30:12
Speaker 5: And we know, of course all the damage the vaccines did.
30:16
Speaker 5: So Anthony Fauci, on a serious note, is like public
30:20
Speaker 5: enemy number one, and I expect Ron Johnson and a
30:24
Speaker 5: bunch of our politicians on the hill today to kick
30:28
Speaker 5: his ass.
30:28
Speaker 12: What about you know, Yeah, it'll be a smack down,
30:30
Speaker 12: but then, of course nothing will happen to him. So
30:33
Speaker 12: it'll be interesting to watch this. And no doubt this
30:35
Speaker 12: diary has been I don't know if you've seen any
30:37
Speaker 12: of the entries into this diary, but a lot of
30:40
Speaker 12: it is him talking about himself. The situation he writes
30:43
Speaker 12: with my national and international fame is explosive. That's what
30:48
Speaker 12: he was talking about.
30:49
Speaker 5: He talked about two politicians, specifically the governor of California,
30:53
Speaker 5: Gavin Newsom and our douchebag mayor who I ripped the
30:58
Speaker 5: shreds yesterday, and I also ripped by news to shreds
31:01
Speaker 5: for putting them on. Build a Blasio. Those are the
31:04
Speaker 5: two positives, and he goes, I'm so big right now,
31:07
Speaker 5: Gavin Newsom, build a Blasio, Bill de Blasio. Bill de
31:11
Speaker 5: Blasio would have been the worst mayor in the history
31:14
Speaker 5: of mankind if not for the moron that's in office
31:17
Speaker 5: right now, Bill de Blasio. That's whoy Anthony Boucher was
31:21
Speaker 5: bragging about in his diary.
31:23
Speaker 12: Yeah, and you know, while he should have been managing
31:25
Speaker 12: this pandemic. He's writing in his diary that I'm the
31:27
Speaker 12: most famous and talked about person in the country, maybe
31:31
Speaker 12: the most recognizable person in the world. That's what he
31:33
Speaker 12: writes in the diary. And then he talks about all
31:36
Speaker 12: these aless Hollywood stars that are trying to get in
31:39
Speaker 12: touch with him. He talks to Julia Roberts, Barbara Streiss,
31:42
Speaker 12: and Sean Penn. At one point, he does a zoom
31:45
Speaker 12: call with thirty celebrities that was organized by one of
31:49
Speaker 12: the Kardashians. Oh my god, and people who are on
31:52
Speaker 12: this zoom call again, this is April of twenty twenty.
31:55
Speaker 12: He does, this is the organized Kim Kardashian organized as
31:58
Speaker 12: a private zoom call with Fauci, thirty six celebrities including
32:02
Speaker 12: Katie Perry, Orlando Bloom, Glenneth Paltrow, Ashton Kutcher.
32:07
Speaker 5: Oh my god.
32:07
Speaker 12: And this is what he's doing while we're all locked
32:10
Speaker 12: in our houses.
32:11
Speaker 5: You can't make this up, can you know? You really
32:13
Speaker 5: can't make this up? Where's the Ron Johnson piece here?
32:18
Speaker 5: Let me give you this. This is Ron Johnson, and
32:21
Speaker 5: he talks about the extent of Fauci's lives. Again, Ron
32:25
Speaker 5: will grow Bauci today. Ron. This was from Box News yesterday,
32:29
Speaker 5: But my friend Ron will join us on this show
32:31
Speaker 5: live tomorrow, Lewis Ron Johnson cut number nine.
32:36
Speaker 17: It's interesting you said he was at mglomaniac. He loved
32:39
Speaker 17: being in the spotlight, and he writes a lot about that.
32:42
Speaker 17: But Senator, a lot of the stuff we wound up doing,
32:45
Speaker 17: we figured, Okay, the federal government's telling us to do
32:48
Speaker 17: this because they are science behind it.
32:51
Speaker 8: It sounds like there.
32:51
Speaker 17: Wasn't a lot of science behind a lot of the
32:54
Speaker 17: crap we went through.
32:56
Speaker 19: Yeah, No, Steve, there was because Fauci was the science. Remember, yeah,
33:00
Speaker 19: I mean, what a narcissist.
33:02
Speaker 4: So no, I'm mile.
33:03
Speaker 19: Let's face it. Anthony Fauci was funding gain and Function
33:05
Speaker 19: research before the moratorium. The moratorium ended up being a
33:09
Speaker 19: joke because allowed them to circumvent and continue to fund
33:12
Speaker 19: gain Function. He lied about that to Congress. He knew
33:15
Speaker 19: about rout Bert, he knew about Peter Dasik, he knew
33:17
Speaker 19: about the labs in China, so he was fully aware
33:19
Speaker 19: of this. I think all of his lie were basically
33:22
Speaker 19: a massive coverup of his involvement in the creation of
33:26
Speaker 19: the coronavirus. To create a pandemic. Then once that pandemic began,
33:33
Speaker 19: he focused everything on a vaccine. Not a vaccine, it's
33:37
Speaker 19: really an experimental gene therapy. Okay, sabotaged early treatment, whether
33:41
Speaker 19: it's hydrox chlorocorn ivermectim, you know, these cheap generic drugs
33:45
Speaker 19: instead push runde severe, which, by the way, nurses call
33:49
Speaker 19: it run death is near. It knocks aw your kid.
33:52
Speaker 19: So just about everything he did leading up to the
33:55
Speaker 19: creation of the coronavirus, his funding of the research that
33:59
Speaker 19: I think resulted in the devastating impact in the shutdowns.
34:03
Speaker 19: You know, masking. You ever see a little child wear
34:05
Speaker 19: a mask, and yet they had to wear those masks.
34:08
Speaker 19: You set back their learning. I mean, the devastation of
34:11
Speaker 19: our response, our miserably failed response, largely falls on the
34:15
Speaker 19: shoulders of Anthony Fauci and the lies he told and
34:18
Speaker 19: his hubris.
34:19
Speaker 5: I did speak this week to Johnistein a couple of times,
34:22
Speaker 5: and you know, we'rer and I are still great friends.
34:25
Speaker 5: And she's not at Fox News anymore. She's trying to
34:28
Speaker 5: figure out what she's going to do next. She hasn't
34:30
Speaker 5: felt all that great physically lately, but she's a terrific
34:33
Speaker 5: young lady. And of course she lost not one, but
34:36
Speaker 5: both both of her in laws, both of her husband's
34:40
Speaker 5: parents died during COVID because they were in nursing homes.
34:46
Speaker 5: And the governor at the time, Andrew Cuomo, allowed sick
34:50
Speaker 5: patients to come back to places where there were healthy patients.
34:55
Speaker 5: We know what happened next. Okay. So I did speak
34:58
Speaker 5: to Johannis a couple of times this week on Twitter
35:00
Speaker 5: and be a text she's doing, Okay, Just wanted to
35:03
Speaker 5: put that out there. One other story we covered yesterday
35:07
Speaker 5: that I just mentioned. She was on New York One
35:10
Speaker 5: about I don't know ten minutes ago. We had this
35:12
Speaker 5: attorney on this show, Elizabeth Forest Maan. She works with
35:17
Speaker 5: the Brandeis Association. She's got a big law firm here
35:20
Speaker 5: in the city. She came on yesterday recommended by our
35:24
Speaker 5: dear friend, Author Idalla, talking about how this committee, this
35:28
Speaker 5: judiciary committee in New York, nineteen members, not one Jewish member.
35:34
Speaker 5: They had a guy, a judge who everybody loves, bipartisan love.
35:38
Speaker 5: His name is Judge Levinhal. They wanted to make him
35:42
Speaker 5: the cheap I guess and the mayor and this has
35:45
Speaker 5: never been done before. As far as author knows, as
35:48
Speaker 5: far as Elizabeth knows, as far as I know, the
35:51
Speaker 5: mayor never ever ever vetos the picts from these attorneys
35:57
Speaker 5: and judges, and the mayor vetoed. And the only reason
36:02
Speaker 5: anybody can think of is because Judge Lebenthal is Jewish.
36:07
Speaker 5: That's it. So Elizabeth born Span was on this show yesterday.
36:11
Speaker 5: She did the rounds after me locally New York Won
36:14
Speaker 5: and other shows. But it all started right here, Lewis,
36:16
Speaker 5: Let's go back to yesterday with Elizabeth Pornspan cut number twelve.
36:21
Speaker 5: Elizabeth Boorspan.
36:23
Speaker 23: I mean we have this committee, the Mayor's Advisory Committee
36:26
Speaker 23: on the Judiciary.
36:27
Speaker 24: Right.
36:28
Speaker 23: We know, mayors appoint judges the criminal court, Family court,
36:31
Speaker 23: I mean the mayor of New York.
36:32
Speaker 25: It's a powerful position.
36:34
Speaker 23: And every mayor since Mayor Kach has had this committee
36:38
Speaker 23: that recommends and evaluates judges for the criminal courts and
36:42
Speaker 23: the family courts, which we have vacancies on. And you
36:46
Speaker 23: know they list the mayors always listen to the chief Judge,
36:50
Speaker 23: they listen to other judges, they take their recommendations. And
36:53
Speaker 23: here we have the committee. It's got eighteen members plus
36:57
Speaker 23: the chair, not a single Jew. Wow, not a single Jew.
37:02
Speaker 5: Not a single jewnome another blatant case of anti Semitism
37:08
Speaker 5: from the mayor that claims he's not because he's a
37:12
Speaker 5: filthy liar.
37:13
Speaker 12: Well, you know what's interesting about this is when they
37:15
Speaker 12: said they went to search for the people who would
37:17
Speaker 12: be on this committee, that they went through a wide
37:20
Speaker 12: swath of New Yorkers to represent everyday New Yorkers. But
37:24
Speaker 12: of course then they left Jews out. Now, I will
37:26
Speaker 12: point out the John Levinthal case. They say, was it John?
37:31
Speaker 12: Isn't it John?
37:31
Speaker 5: Okay?
37:32
Speaker 12: Maybe it is okay, So they say that the reason
37:35
Speaker 12: he was or they're not officially saying this, but the
37:39
Speaker 12: reason he wasn't chosen is that he was on the
37:41
Speaker 12: legal defense team for Julaane Maxwell.
37:45
Speaker 5: And obviously author Idalla represents Kallainne Maxwell. Right, That's why
37:49
Speaker 5: author is so close to the story. And author is
37:52
Speaker 5: the one who put me on the phone with for
37:53
Speaker 5: Span a couple of days ago. We had a three
37:55
Speaker 5: way conversation before I bought bors Span on this radio show.
37:59
Speaker 5: So that's the connection, right Maxwell, between Idlla and Levenhal.
38:04
Speaker 5: But you can't do that, You can't decide because you
38:07
Speaker 5: don't like any certain That's the way it goes in
38:09
Speaker 5: this country. Everybody gets a defense, even the worst people.
38:13
Speaker 5: You can't decide because you don't like this specific dependant,
38:16
Speaker 5: you're gonna stop this guy from getting something at the
38:18
Speaker 5: end of the day he deserves. You can't do that.
38:20
Speaker 12: But again, yeah, because he's Jewish.
38:22
Speaker 5: It's not about Gallayne Maxwell. It's because he's Jewish.
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Speaker 12: Well, I will say a city hall pokesman spokesman yesterday
38:29
Speaker 12: did not contest the fact that there was no Jews.
38:31
Speaker 12: He said, yeah, no, there's no Jews facmittee.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, we got the names, nineteen names, all right, before
38:35
Speaker 5: we start getting to this amazing guest list today. Anything
38:38
Speaker 5: I missed that happened yesterday, I think he covered a
38:41
Speaker 5: lot of the first forty seven minutes.
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Speaker 12: What else we got, uh, you know those are I
38:44
Speaker 12: think you got most of the big stories of the day.
38:46
Speaker 12: You know, we're having flooding, but that's happens every time.
38:49
Speaker 12: The rain has been really bad the last couple of days.
38:52
Speaker 5: Crazy. Yeah, Jersey has been having a terrible summer. I
38:56
Speaker 5: don't know how they're gonna they did last night or
38:57
Speaker 5: this morning, but it was bad.
38:59
Speaker 12: In fact, he got so bad yesterday in I think
39:02
Speaker 12: it was Hawthorne, the town of Hawthorne, New Jersey.
39:04
Speaker 5: No, I'm sorry.
39:05
Speaker 12: Well, Woodland Park which used to be part of Patterson,
39:08
Speaker 12: they had to one little nursery school got surrounded by
39:13
Speaker 12: water and they had to bring rescue crews in to
39:15
Speaker 12: save the entire staff and all the kids out of
39:16
Speaker 12: the school. Because the floodwaters were so high in Patterson.
39:21
Speaker 12: At least twenty people got stuck in their cars last
39:23
Speaker 12: night trying to guess to get through these flood waters.
39:26
Speaker 12: And we saw trees fall just about everywhere yesterday. So
39:30
Speaker 12: you know, for sure this morning you're going to see
39:32
Speaker 12: a lot of mud covered streets, stick you know, trees
39:35
Speaker 12: and stuff like that fallen over. It's gonna be dudey. Yes,
39:37
Speaker 12: there'll may be a little dooty.
39:41
Speaker 5: That'll be dorty everywhere. Just say duty dooty, Just say it. Oh,
39:45
Speaker 5: you got a huge guest list today, Thank you, Norman. Amazing.
39:48
Speaker 2: It's always Sid and Friends in the morning on the
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39:55
Speaker 20: Let me tell you so, Sid told you the truth.
39:59
Speaker 20: We didn't know each other at a wall and he
40:02
Speaker 20: was supporting my opponent and I said to him, I said, listen.
40:07
Speaker 20: I said, why are you supporting my opponent? He said, well,
40:10
Speaker 20: she's a very nice woman. I said, I know, I
40:13
Speaker 20: like her too, but her policies are on the wrong side.
40:17
Speaker 21: And I chipped away, chipped away, chipped.
40:21
Speaker 20: Away, and finally I got his endorsement. And quite frankly,
40:25
Speaker 20: that's the reason I got over the top the first time.
40:27
Speaker 20: You say, because the sid Rosen Party.
40:30
Speaker 7: Bring me a crom.
40:33
Speaker 20: This guy is one of the great patriots in America,
40:37
Speaker 20: and he tells it like it is. He doesn't vince
40:39
Speaker 20: his words. There's no filter.
40:42
Speaker 21: We all know that. So let's hear it again for
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Speaker 21: the great sid roses By.
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Speaker 5: I think I did get him over the top. I
40:49
Speaker 5: really did him. And Anne Donnelly, who was one again too.
40:54
Speaker 5: She's a great da in Nashall County. But what a
40:57
Speaker 5: day again with Bruce starting with me speaking to all
41:00
Speaker 5: the interns in Nassau County, including my beautiful son Gabriel,
41:04
Speaker 5: and what a bunch of great kids I met yesterday.
41:07
Speaker 5: And then went over to the like I said earlier,
41:09
Speaker 5: the Franklin Square headquarters for the Republicans led by Bruce Blakeman,
41:15
Speaker 5: and then Bruce and I and my son went to
41:18
Speaker 5: Harbor Light Pub, which is right by our house, me
41:22
Speaker 5: and lou in Belle Harbor, right there on one hundred
41:24
Speaker 5: and thirtieth, right across the street. Actually, this is unbelievable though,
41:29
Speaker 5: right across the street from where that plane crashed two
41:33
Speaker 5: months after nine to eleven. Remember that awful plane crash.
41:37
Speaker 5: It came down and killed people inside their own homes
41:40
Speaker 5: and eventually crashed in Bell Harbor, literally right across the
41:44
Speaker 5: street from Harbor Light Pub.
41:47
Speaker 12: Yeah, and there's that big memorial there.
41:49
Speaker 5: There's a plaque. It's not huge, it's actually kind of small,
41:53
Speaker 5: but it's a noticeable plaque. It's by a tree on
41:56
Speaker 5: one hundred and thirty. First, it's not about a block
41:58
Speaker 5: or so, only about a lock away. But Seawn does
42:01
Speaker 5: a great job there. And I do want to thank
42:03
Speaker 5: Joe Harkins. Joe and his brother Billy. Joe did a
42:06
Speaker 5: fantastic job putting this event together yesterday. And you know,
42:10
Speaker 5: the speakers are all great. It started with Joe Cairo.
42:13
Speaker 5: I gotta tell you, Joe Cairo, he is a funny bastard.
42:17
Speaker 5: He is funny, he's smart, and we know how great
42:22
Speaker 5: he is. A job he's done in Nassau County. All
42:25
Speaker 5: these years in what is a really democratic democratic county.
42:30
Speaker 5: People like Bruce Blakeman win in big fashion. Anthony Deesposito's
42:35
Speaker 5: won there, other Republicans win, and a lot of that
42:37
Speaker 5: goes back to Joe Cairo. Now, Peter king was not
42:40
Speaker 5: there yesterday. He'll be on this show this morning. But
42:43
Speaker 5: he's another one that deserves a lot of credit. But
42:46
Speaker 5: Cairo spoke. He was hilarious. I spoke, Bruce spoke. And
42:50
Speaker 5: our dear friend Thomas Sullivan running Pristate Assembly, the brother
42:55
Speaker 5: of Michael Ross, Brian, all the great Sullivans, Brennan and
42:58
Speaker 5: Carr Breezy points. Tom's gotta win. They cheated him the
43:02
Speaker 5: first time around, you know, so hopefully he'll win this time.
43:06
Speaker 5: It was just a great crowd, how with Benstaman was there,
43:09
Speaker 5: the attorney who actually works with Bruce Blakeman, the Rockaway
43:13
Speaker 5: Republican Club was there, Mary Glynn, Paul king I love
43:17
Speaker 5: Paul Kingy's run for office twice. Margaret Powers, he had
43:21
Speaker 5: the the Wave was there, Lewis, Mark Healey, and Robert Praul.
43:25
Speaker 5: I like Robert Praul a lot. He's a great writer.
43:27
Speaker 5: He had Joe Murray show up the local attorney. Everybody
43:30
Speaker 5: loves Joe Murray was. He was there yesterday, So it
43:34
Speaker 5: was a big, big local If I forgot your name,
43:37
Speaker 5: I apologize, but it was a great local rockaway crowd.
43:42
Speaker 5: They showed up in big numbers at Harbor Light and
43:46
Speaker 5: Bruce is doing very very well. The New York Post
43:49
Speaker 5: has a story out this morning that Kathy Hawkele's lead,
43:54
Speaker 5: which was once I believe as high as twenty seven points,
43:59
Speaker 5: is now down the four Did you.
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Speaker 12: See that, noment I did? It's incredible whose poll was that?
44:04
Speaker 12: That is a political action committee of Blakeman political action committee?
44:09
Speaker 5: But very cool four points. Four points we can win. Look,
44:13
Speaker 5: the truth is, Kathy Hockel has done a terrible job
44:16
Speaker 5: at this state. I know Democrats vote Democrat, they don't care.
44:21
Speaker 5: I know people are gonna hold the fact that Bruce
44:24
Speaker 5: Blakeman is very close with President Trump and very close
44:27
Speaker 5: with me, and they're gonna hold it against him. I
44:31
Speaker 5: know there is still a percentage of New Yorkers who
44:33
Speaker 5: couldn't pick Bruce Blakeman out of a lineup. I know
44:36
Speaker 5: all that, but I gotta tell you, this guy has
44:40
Speaker 5: won a great campaign. He's in Buffalo this morning, meeting
44:43
Speaker 5: with a whole bunch of union leaders. He's all over
44:46
Speaker 5: the state. I spoke to his deputy governor, the lieutenant governor,
44:50
Speaker 5: I should say todd Hood yesterday. Todd is a cop
44:53
Speaker 5: in Madison County, up by Syracuse. He travels that whole
44:58
Speaker 5: tier up in New York, and he says, I'm being honest.
45:01
Speaker 5: All I hear about is we're sick of Hokele. We
45:03
Speaker 5: want Blateman. All those areas Utica, Syracuse, Rochester. So when
45:09
Speaker 5: folks him out there saying Bruce has to get he's there.
45:13
Speaker 5: Shut up. You have no idea what you're talking about.
45:15
Speaker 5: He's there. There's more work to do. You got about
45:18
Speaker 5: one hundred days. There is more work to do. There
45:21
Speaker 5: is more work to do on social media. There's more
45:24
Speaker 5: work to do with events. We gotta raise more money.
45:27
Speaker 5: All you people out there that complain about Kathy Hokel
45:30
Speaker 5: and you love Bruce Plateman, here's an idea. Write a
45:33
Speaker 5: goddamn check. Write a check. We do need more money.
45:37
Speaker 5: We need the money. Write a check. And the next
45:40
Speaker 5: one hundred days, not only is he gonna catch up
45:43
Speaker 5: to Kathy Hockle, he's gonna run right past her. But
45:47
Speaker 5: we need your help. Bottom line, I know a lot
45:49
Speaker 5: of you have reached out. You know rows In, the
45:51
Speaker 5: guy that owns Junior's Cheesecake. He wants to make a
45:54
Speaker 5: big event. Mike Sulloman wants to make a big event.
45:57
Speaker 5: People reach out to me almost every day. I want
46:00
Speaker 5: to do something for Bruce. How do I do it?
46:02
Speaker 5: Feel free to do that. You want to reach out
46:05
Speaker 5: to me, I will get to Bruce in five minutes.
46:08
Speaker 5: I gotta be honest. There's nobody in Bruce's life, nobody
46:11
Speaker 5: that he gets back to as quickly as he does
46:14
Speaker 5: to me. Now, people on his campaign, not his own family.
46:18
Speaker 5: That's how close me and Blakeman are. So if you
46:20
Speaker 5: really want to help and you're not, just talk, reach
46:24
Speaker 5: out to his campaign, reach out to me, and we'll
46:27
Speaker 5: get it done. Bruce Blakeman will be on next governor
46:30
Speaker 5: because if he's not, we're dead. It's really that simple.
46:35
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Speaker 5: After that great day with Bruce, Bruce will join me
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Speaker 5: at eight thirty and Peter King will join me at
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Speaker 5: seven fifty. That's a lot in Nasshau County. Rich Lowry
48:20
Speaker 5: is the editor of the National Review. He's on every week.
48:23
Speaker 5: Why because I like him, but he's also brilliant. He
48:27
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48:33
Speaker 5: but he does his best work like all my guests
48:35
Speaker 5: right here, Rich, Good morning, buddy, how are you good?
48:38
Speaker 27: Said how are you.
48:39
Speaker 5: I'm excited. I want to see Ron Johnson and everybody
48:42
Speaker 5: else on the hill today beat Anthony Fauci to death.
48:46
Speaker 5: How about that?
48:49
Speaker 22: You know what?
48:50
Speaker 27: The only thing worse than Anthony Fauci's obsession with his
48:54
Speaker 27: media appearances in his diary must be your diary.
48:56
Speaker 5: Said, Oh, yes, you're right, but here's a difference. Admitted publicly,
49:01
Speaker 5: he does it in the diary. I admit I'm a megalomaniac.
49:04
Speaker 5: I'm a psycho, and I love every second of it.
49:06
Speaker 5: When I got said, I get stopped a hundred times
49:08
Speaker 5: in the street every day. But on a serious note,
49:11
Speaker 5: this guy lied from day one, put our kids in
49:15
Speaker 5: a very dangerous situation, pumped out these vaccines, and now
49:20
Speaker 5: we're seeing, years and years later the health issues with
49:24
Speaker 5: Pat lied about the origins of COVID. I mean, you
49:27
Speaker 5: talk about some of the real scoundrels over my lifetime
49:31
Speaker 5: almost six decades, he's got to be near the top
49:34
Speaker 5: of the list.
49:35
Speaker 24: Or my exaggerating it's bad.
49:38
Speaker 27: I think the worst lie is he said publicly. Because
49:42
Speaker 27: everyone now knows that such a catastrophic choice, that he
49:46
Speaker 27: had nothing to do with any lockdowns or school closures,
49:48
Speaker 27: and then he having a diary, you know, the Blasio
49:52
Speaker 27: calling him and Knewsome's chief of staff calling him and
49:57
Speaker 27: thoughts he's encouraging them to shut down the schools. It's
50:00
Speaker 27: like technically literally true, he didn't go any and padlock
50:03
Speaker 27: any school dwarves himself, but he was the motive force
50:06
Speaker 27: for that happening, and it was terrible. We're still staying
50:09
Speaker 27: the price for our kids.
50:11
Speaker 5: The morons. Oh, kids are morons, not mine, I mean mine.
50:14
Speaker 24: If they can't I can't read, you can't read, they.
50:16
Speaker 5: Can't write, They can't compete with any of these other countries.
50:19
Speaker 5: And you know, and of course who jumped on board
50:21
Speaker 5: with this evil Fauci. Well it's also two traders, I
50:25
Speaker 5: mean this, they're traders, people like Randy Winingaarden, Michael Mulgrew,
50:30
Speaker 5: you know, that whole education union. Those people should be
50:33
Speaker 5: put in prison with Anthony Fauci.
50:35
Speaker 27: Yeah. Yeah, you had a lot of teachers who didn't
50:37
Speaker 27: want to work basically, or were paranoid about the virus
50:41
Speaker 27: so that they didn't want the kids in their schools,
50:44
Speaker 27: you know, or they wanted to work remotely too, or
50:46
Speaker 27: whatever it was. It was a debacle. And then he's
50:50
Speaker 27: also in the origins. He you know, if you squint
50:54
Speaker 27: just the right way on things, he said publicly, there's
50:56
Speaker 27: always a little wiggle room. I mean, that's one way
50:59
Speaker 27: this guy operates. But you look in his diary, it's
51:01
Speaker 27: pretty forthright. It wasn't the wet market, right, it came
51:04
Speaker 27: somewhere else and it might have been the LAB. And
51:06
Speaker 27: they're very serious people who thought it was the LAB
51:08
Speaker 27: right from the beginning. Me too, But he was pooling
51:10
Speaker 27: it for about a year and so I think May
51:12
Speaker 27: twenty one he finally said, I can't rule out the
51:15
Speaker 27: LAB leak. But all of us who are suspicious as
51:17
Speaker 27: a lab or thought it was the LAB. We're a racist,
51:20
Speaker 27: We're a conspiracy yeah, all of it.
51:22
Speaker 5: Yeah. I get called that every day. I don't care.
51:24
Speaker 5: But I still think it's a LAB. I thought it's
51:25
Speaker 5: a LAB from the very beginning, of course. But the
51:27
Speaker 5: issue with this is which Lowry and I had one
51:29
Speaker 5: of my best listeners, Ralph the Polaitano, text me this morning,
51:33
Speaker 5: and he's right, is that there are never repercussions. So
51:36
Speaker 5: this clown who really hurt a lot of people here
51:39
Speaker 5: he goes up on the hill today. Ron Johnson and
51:42
Speaker 5: others are gonna kill him. They're gonna kill him, and
51:44
Speaker 5: there's not gonna be any repercussions. Like, no one ever
51:46
Speaker 5: goes to prison, no one ever, really the light never
51:49
Speaker 5: really completely falls apart. They go to the Hamptons. So
51:53
Speaker 5: that's that's the frustration with Americans who care about this
51:57
Speaker 5: type of stuff.
51:58
Speaker 27: Yeah, he'll be welcome in the Hamptons forever.
52:00
Speaker 5: Yeah.
52:01
Speaker 27: You know, if he didn't commit crimes, you can't throw
52:03
Speaker 27: them in jail all you can.
52:04
Speaker 5: But he did commit crimes. But he did commit crimes.
52:07
Speaker 5: He committed awful crimes. It's just said. You know, it's
52:11
Speaker 5: not always always not easy to prove it, but he
52:14
Speaker 5: committed awful crimes. I can guarantee you that awful.
52:17
Speaker 27: I will say. The accountability on its own, just knowing
52:20
Speaker 27: the truth, the transparency, that's important. And two, this is
52:23
Speaker 27: a guy who cares so much about his reputation. He's
52:26
Speaker 27: not a happy camper yesterday when these diaries were released.
52:29
Speaker 27: So at least there's that.
52:30
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think Ran Paul is such an asshole, but
52:33
Speaker 5: I like him today.
52:35
Speaker 27: I mean, he has had this bone in his teeth
52:37
Speaker 27: for a while. Yeah, And there's nothing like someone who
52:39
Speaker 27: has a righteous cause and they're gonna hunt it down
52:42
Speaker 27: no matter what. It just never give up. And that's
52:44
Speaker 27: the way Paul's been on this, Yes he has.
52:46
Speaker 5: Let's get to yesterday Lindsay Graham's funeral. I know you
52:50
Speaker 5: loved Lindsay Graham. I don't even know, did you guys?
52:53
Speaker 5: Were you close? Did you have a relationship, because oh,
52:57
Speaker 5: very similar. You're very similar in the way you thought about,
53:00
Speaker 5: you know, wars and aggression. I'm not Domeinian.
53:03
Speaker 27: I mean no, he was a little too interventionous even
53:05
Speaker 27: for me.
53:06
Speaker 5: Oh he was.
53:06
Speaker 27: We're broadly on the same side. And if you're just
53:10
Speaker 27: interested in how to advance the ball on some issue.
53:12
Speaker 27: It was so great to talk to Lindsay because he
53:14
Speaker 27: was always talking about it, right, always thinking about it,
53:17
Speaker 27: always coming up with some scheme, and I mean that
53:20
Speaker 27: kind of in a not in a majorative way, but
53:22
Speaker 27: some plan to advance the ball. So he's always fascinated
53:24
Speaker 27: to talk to and highly entertaining.
53:27
Speaker 5: He was a funny guy, wasn't he wasn't he? So
53:30
Speaker 5: you also went bb there yesterday and Trump it was funny.
53:33
Speaker 5: And I'll talk about this with Victoria coach too. But
53:36
Speaker 5: you know, President Trump has gone out of his way
53:38
Speaker 5: the last couple of months to show the world he's
53:41
Speaker 5: number one. In fact, they tell people when he's really
53:44
Speaker 5: rough on BB, and it bothers me. It does, But
53:47
Speaker 5: I know what he's doing. You know all those people
53:49
Speaker 5: out there that say it's Bbe's war like Curtis Sleeve
53:51
Speaker 5: with not more hunt. Okay, So Trump goes out of
53:54
Speaker 5: his way to bash Pebe, not because he's mad at BB.
53:57
Speaker 5: He doesn't love BB, but he stopped up right on
54:00
Speaker 5: the top dog. So the truth is, I think that
54:04
Speaker 5: it was BBI and Israel that told America about Pickox Mountain,
54:08
Speaker 5: the latest spot where Iran has some nuclear spot popping up.
54:12
Speaker 5: But Trump comes out, yes, anything goes. We got the
54:14
Speaker 5: best cameras, We got the best cameras. Come on, he
54:19
Speaker 5: just wants to at least make it seem even if
54:21
Speaker 5: BB and Israel are providing us with top intelligence, that
54:26
Speaker 5: he is a top guy. He did it again.
54:27
Speaker 27: Yesterday, Yeah, of course. And he's talking about the cameras
54:31
Speaker 27: a lot because his idea is, you know, maybe they
54:34
Speaker 27: have some nuclear infrastructure left, but we're watching it and
54:37
Speaker 27: if they ever touch it or becomes active again, then
54:40
Speaker 27: then we'll hit him again. But this is the last
54:43
Speaker 27: couple of weeks. He's just been all over the place
54:44
Speaker 27: again on the Iran worry. You never know quite where
54:47
Speaker 27: it's going to land.
54:49
Speaker 5: What do you think about Bruce Blateman's chances of beating
54:52
Speaker 5: Kathy Hokle? And you can be honest. I love Bruce
54:55
Speaker 5: for them all day. Yes, and they speak to Bruce
54:57
Speaker 5: two or three times every day. My son works for him.
54:59
Speaker 5: You can be honest. Do you think Bruce Blakeman has
55:02
Speaker 5: a good chance of beating Katy Hkel?
55:06
Speaker 27: I think it's very tough in a year like this
55:09
Speaker 27: for a different kind of midterm, and they're a Democrat
55:12
Speaker 27: in office, and it was the midterm two years in
55:17
Speaker 27: and that Democrats approval is around thirty eight or forty
55:20
Speaker 27: or whatever whatever it is, then he'd have a shot,
55:23
Speaker 27: you know. But I think it's going to be very
55:25
Speaker 27: tough and in any kind of blue state this year.
55:28
Speaker 5: What would you recommend if you were sitting with Bruce
55:30
Speaker 5: Blakeman today at one of his campaign meetings, what would
55:33
Speaker 5: you tell him to do to give himself a better chance.
55:37
Speaker 27: Well, I don't think he's doing anything wrong. I think
55:40
Speaker 27: it's the environment that's the problem in a race like.
55:43
Speaker 5: That, had the state these awful New Yorkers.
55:46
Speaker 27: I mean, just look, you know, New York serves a choice,
55:49
Speaker 27: and he's going to give them one and run a
55:51
Speaker 27: vigorous campaign. He's a fantastic job and.
55:54
Speaker 5: He's doing a fantastic job. He's up in Buffalo this
55:56
Speaker 5: morning with about sixty union leaders. I do want to
55:58
Speaker 5: talk about the midterms. O. You ordered up? I didn't.
56:00
Speaker 5: You did? And it's always a sore spot with me because, well,
56:04
Speaker 5: to be honest, I'm scared to death. I know we
56:06
Speaker 5: lose the House. Then basically the last two years of
56:10
Speaker 5: Trump's presidency amounts to a lot of aggravation. That's it.
56:15
Speaker 5: So I always asked you about Biden versus Trump, and
56:18
Speaker 5: then Harris versus Trump, and all these questions every week.
56:22
Speaker 5: I'm doing the same thing with the midterms. How do
56:25
Speaker 5: you appeel today?
56:27
Speaker 27: The same? I think Republicans will win the House. The
56:29
Speaker 27: keen Jefferies is the next Speaker of the House.
56:31
Speaker 5: No, you've think Democrats will win the House. You said Republicans.
56:35
Speaker 5: You got me excited.
56:36
Speaker 27: Democrats.
56:37
Speaker 5: Yeah, that goes my direction, see.
56:40
Speaker 27: You, Yeah, Democrats will take the House. I don't think
56:44
Speaker 27: they'll take the Senate, but I think it could be
56:47
Speaker 27: a narrow thing in the Senate.
56:49
Speaker 5: Haquen Jefferies is going to be the speaker. Is that
56:53
Speaker 5: not the end of? Is that not the end of?
56:54
Speaker 5: That's the end of all times?
56:56
Speaker 27: No, you know, Trump is so energetic, So much he's
57:00
Speaker 27: done has just been on his own executive initiative. It's
57:03
Speaker 27: not his presidency isn't going to end, but it's going
57:06
Speaker 27: to be a major pain in the neck for him
57:08
Speaker 27: everyone around them. Everyone's gonna get subpoena. Everyone's gonna be
57:11
Speaker 27: called up to testify the whole of the investigations, and
57:14
Speaker 27: there'll be another impeachment.
57:15
Speaker 5: Somebody called me yesterday and said said, don't be surprised
57:18
Speaker 5: if you we even get subpoena. I go, what is really?
57:21
Speaker 27: Why not? Oh, you're at todium with the president.
57:24
Speaker 5: Weren't you three times three times three times more than
57:28
Speaker 5: Jackson Dart? How about that?
57:31
Speaker 22: No?
57:32
Speaker 5: They were serious to like said, don't be surprised. I say, whatever.
57:35
Speaker 5: Last one, I had this gentleman on the show yesterday
57:37
Speaker 5: rich His name is Giovanni Galante, and his wife Grace
57:43
Speaker 5: was murdered in the South Tower. I believe back on
57:46
Speaker 5: nine to eleven, she was twenty nine years old. It
57:49
Speaker 5: was such an emotional, heartbreaking conversation. We both cried, he's
57:53
Speaker 5: the guy that started the petition to keep this, you know,
57:57
Speaker 5: this terrorist, anti American, anti Semite mayor, Mam Donnie away
58:03
Speaker 5: from that sacred soil come twenty five year commemoration nine
58:07
Speaker 5: to eleven. And I know a lot of the nine
58:10
Speaker 5: to eleven families don't talk because they're pray of political repercussion,
58:13
Speaker 5: but they all agree with me and Golante. They don't
58:15
Speaker 5: want them there. This guy's friends with all these people
58:18
Speaker 5: who hate America. They don't want them there. So when
58:21
Speaker 5: Galante called in yesterday, he had about sixteen thousand signatures.
58:26
Speaker 5: By this morning it's over forty thousand. Of course, you
58:29
Speaker 5: show you the power of said Rosenberg. But on a
58:31
Speaker 5: serious note, what do you think about that? I am
58:34
Speaker 5: one hundred percent behind it. I don't want the mayor
58:37
Speaker 5: anywhere near that Freedom Tower. What about wich Lowry.
58:41
Speaker 27: I totally understand the pulse in reflex and it's been
58:45
Speaker 27: amazing what he's done. But the mayor's going to be there.
58:50
Speaker 27: I mean, that's just he's going.
58:51
Speaker 7: To be there.
58:52
Speaker 5: But if he cared about New Yorkers and the families,
58:55
Speaker 5: and you get one hundred thousand people and all these
58:58
Speaker 5: families to say I don't want you there. How can
59:00
Speaker 5: you possibly say I'm gonna stand arm in arm to
59:03
Speaker 5: honor these people when they're making it very very clear
59:06
Speaker 5: on a very public level, they don't want you there.
59:10
Speaker 27: I wouldn't depend on the decency and a discernment of
59:14
Speaker 27: the mayor in this matter. You know, he's a dangerou
59:19
Speaker 27: citiologue associated with the kind of anti Americanism that at
59:23
Speaker 27: the end of the day motivates groups like al Qaida.
59:26
Speaker 27: He shouldn't be there, but he'll show up.
59:28
Speaker 5: That's why Bruce Blakeman has to win too, because he
59:30
Speaker 5: will hold Mom Donnie in check and let me say
59:32
Speaker 5: something too, if Mom Donnie does something that goes above
59:35
Speaker 5: and beyond. Blakeman is not looking to remove him because
59:38
Speaker 5: he believes in elections and the guy won unless doctor
59:41
Speaker 5: Naomi Wolf comes back on or Honi comes back on,
59:45
Speaker 5: is really able to prove that that election was not right,
59:49
Speaker 5: not gonna still happen. But Blakeman believes the guy wins.
59:53
Speaker 5: The guy wins, but if he does something above and
59:55
Speaker 5: beyond unlike Hulkeel Blakeman will remove Mam Donnie. You know that.
1:00:00
Speaker 27: Yeah, that would be a radical staff. I mean just
1:00:03
Speaker 27: having an Albany that was a check on Mandami would
1:00:07
Speaker 27: be huge, right right.
1:00:09
Speaker 5: Richard, And I love you the pieces. The Yankees are
1:00:11
Speaker 5: winning a lot of ball games lately. The whole team
1:00:13
Speaker 5: is hurt. They're still winning.
1:00:15
Speaker 27: I don't know how they're winning with that line.
1:00:16
Speaker 5: Oh, I'll tell you how.
1:00:17
Speaker 27: We'll look at it every day and like this doesn't happening, But.
1:00:19
Speaker 5: I'll tell you how. Jarret Cole, Yeah, Slitler, Max Freed.
1:00:24
Speaker 5: They still all the best pictures in baseball.
1:00:26
Speaker 27: It's something I was totally wrong about at the beginning
1:00:29
Speaker 27: of the season. I thought the bullpen was going to
1:00:30
Speaker 27: be bad or at least kind of average.
1:00:32
Speaker 5: Me too, fantastic, I know, I know they did a
1:00:35
Speaker 5: good job with that. I was worried about that too.
1:00:37
Speaker 5: And anyway, rich are always amazing. I love you, thank
1:00:39
Speaker 5: you all right, which Lowry right there, the editor of
1:00:42
Speaker 5: the National Review does a fantastic job on this show
1:00:45
Speaker 5: every week Nomy's Got the News.
1:00:48
Speaker 2: Sid and Friends in the morning on the Red Apple
1:00:52
Speaker 2: podcast network.
1:00:54
Speaker 5: You know what do you call those things where your
1:00:56
Speaker 5: toes hang out, the flip flops, thank you flip flops
1:01:00
Speaker 5: and T shirts and shorts, and nobody cares about who's
1:01:03
Speaker 5: got a bigger house, or who has a bigger car,
1:01:06
Speaker 5: or what celebrity is in the neighborhood. We don't care.
1:01:10
Speaker 5: And I live on the beach and I don't need
1:01:12
Speaker 5: to go to the Hamptons to go to the beach
1:01:13
Speaker 5: or anyplace else. So I'm not a big fan. We're
1:01:15
Speaker 5: going for years, I say, I get that maybe once
1:01:19
Speaker 5: or twice this summer, and usually I go because I'm
1:01:21
Speaker 5: getting paid. So I've got a big event coming up
1:01:25
Speaker 5: next Sunday. I've been invited by the Boots for Israel,
1:01:29
Speaker 5: my friend Mark. It is a great, great organization, great organization,
1:01:33
Speaker 5: and I've done some of these guys in the past,
1:01:36
Speaker 5: and they've got a big dinner coming up at the
1:01:39
Speaker 5: house of Dede and Adam Hutt happens to be in
1:01:43
Speaker 5: West Hampton. So next Sunday I will be in the
1:01:46
Speaker 5: Hamptons between five and eight pm in West Hampton to
1:01:51
Speaker 5: do some work for my friends with the amazing organization
1:01:55
Speaker 5: Boots for Israel. What do you think?
1:01:57
Speaker 12: No, that's big?
1:01:58
Speaker 5: Are you big?
1:01:59
Speaker 12: With the ham What is your I have a brother
1:02:01
Speaker 12: that has the house out there, so I get out
1:02:03
Speaker 12: there every once.
1:02:03
Speaker 5: In a while. Yeah, what do you think you know?
1:02:06
Speaker 5: I like the Jersey Shore better, Oh so do I.
1:02:09
Speaker 5: The Hamptons is my least favorite of all of it.
1:02:11
Speaker 5: Jersey Shore, the catskills all of it, because again, it
1:02:14
Speaker 5: tends to be ostentatious. And I'm you know, wealthier than
1:02:18
Speaker 5: you and better than you, and maybe not Southampton and
1:02:21
Speaker 5: certainly Quagg. You get to the other Hampton's uh justin
1:02:24
Speaker 5: never goes No, not really. I mean I used to
1:02:27
Speaker 5: growing up. My grandparents had a house. Yeah, you have
1:02:29
Speaker 5: a golu.
1:02:29
Speaker 4: I don't go. It's too far and it's too far, ridiculous,
1:02:32
Speaker 4: it's not worth it.
1:02:34
Speaker 5: It's nice nice, of course, it's okay.
1:02:36
Speaker 4: If I don't know a place, i'd have a helicopter.
1:02:39
Speaker 5: That's but we got a beach but where we live,
1:02:41
Speaker 5: so yeah, right, But I am going West Hampton next
1:02:45
Speaker 5: Sunday night. That would be Abril the ninth. So if
1:02:49
Speaker 5: you're in that community and you love me how you do,
1:02:52
Speaker 5: then I stop by the House of Dede and Adam
1:02:54
Speaker 5: Hutt and come say alone. Hampton's it will be my
1:02:58
Speaker 5: one visit this summer. Let's take a break when we
1:03:01
Speaker 5: get back. I do love this lady. She's a brilliant woman.
1:03:04
Speaker 5: She works with the Herriage Foundation, She's a VP. Her
1:03:07
Speaker 5: name is Victoria Coats, and when it comes to foreign policy,
1:03:11
Speaker 5: she's right there with people like Kat McFarland at the
1:03:14
Speaker 5: very top of the list.
1:03:15
Speaker 2: Victoria Coats Sid and Friends in the morning on the
1:03:20
Speaker 2: Red Apple Podcast Network.
1:03:23
Speaker 5: What is the real relationship right now, mister Prime Minister,
1:03:27
Speaker 5: between you and President Trump?
1:03:28
Speaker 24: Well, it's ever been better.
1:03:29
Speaker 19: I mean one of the things that characterizings our friendship
1:03:32
Speaker 19: is that we took openly with each other.
1:03:35
Speaker 22: You know, friends don't agree on everything and sometimes in.
1:03:37
Speaker 11: Distagree and we talk about it openly, you know, in
1:03:43
Speaker 11: full candor.
1:03:44
Speaker 5: Shout out to a lovely councilwoman from Queen's Vicky Palladino
1:03:49
Speaker 5: listening this morning from Saratoga. She's up in Saratoga. Let
1:03:53
Speaker 5: me get to our Victoria Coats the Heritage Foundation. Victoria
1:03:57
Speaker 5: herd bb right there with me. A couple of weeks ago.
1:03:59
Speaker 5: He was with President Trump yesterday the Lindsey Graham funeral.
1:04:03
Speaker 5: Then they had a meeting. Trump once again showed his dominance,
1:04:07
Speaker 5: yelling at bebe, don't tell me about Pickot's mouth. And
1:04:09
Speaker 5: I knew all about it already. I got great cameras
1:04:12
Speaker 5: blah blah blah. I actually think that'd be new first.
1:04:15
Speaker 5: That's just my opinion. Either way, everything I heard, including
1:04:19
Speaker 5: a message personally from David Menzer and doctor Orpio Pork,
1:04:23
Speaker 5: was that the meeting went great between BB and Trump
1:04:26
Speaker 5: and everything is better than fine. What do you think,
1:04:32
Speaker 5: is Victoria there? Victoria?
1:04:36
Speaker 22: Oh?
1:04:36
Speaker 25: Sorry about that?
1:04:37
Speaker 5: There you go.
1:04:38
Speaker 25: I was contending with the coach's family dogs and I
1:04:41
Speaker 25: didn't interrupt you, gotcha?
1:04:44
Speaker 22: Yeah?
1:04:44
Speaker 25: No, I mean, amazingly, the breathless report in Acts is
1:04:47
Speaker 25: that a diminished net Yahoo had had annoyed the President
1:04:51
Speaker 25: and the meeting was going to be contentious and there
1:04:54
Speaker 25: was friction and there's daylight. It turned out not to
1:04:57
Speaker 25: be true once again. I mean, having this relationship for
1:05:01
Speaker 25: now eight and a half years or whatever it's been,
1:05:07
Speaker 25: this happens every single time, and I guess it's clickbait,
1:05:11
Speaker 25: and so they keep publishing it and it turns out
1:05:14
Speaker 25: not to be true because the President and the Prime Minister, yes,
1:05:17
Speaker 25: our big personalities. You've been in the room with both
1:05:20
Speaker 25: of them, you know, and they both have very serious jobs.
1:05:23
Speaker 25: And what's more, they're both in an election cycle, and
1:05:26
Speaker 25: so you know, sure there are going to be some
1:05:30
Speaker 25: points of disagreement, as the Prime Minister said and as
1:05:32
Speaker 25: the President said, and you know, sometimes they're going to
1:05:35
Speaker 25: do things for political reasons that will sort of annoy
1:05:38
Speaker 25: the other one. But it doesn't in any way threaten
1:05:40
Speaker 25: the bedrock of that relationship and the seriousness with which
1:05:43
Speaker 25: they take each other and with which they care for
1:05:46
Speaker 25: the alliance between our two countries because they know it
1:05:49
Speaker 25: keeps us all safe hundred percent.
1:05:51
Speaker 5: And you were sitting in that room with me, you
1:05:53
Speaker 5: were sitting together. You put on a great speech actually
1:05:55
Speaker 5: in Jerusalem less than a month ago, when BB told
1:05:58
Speaker 5: us just what you heard yesterday, that him and Trump
1:06:01
Speaker 5: are great and they get along great. But like you said,
1:06:03
Speaker 5: those are two very big personalities. And you mentioned election,
1:06:08
Speaker 5: and BB, I believe the election is going to be
1:06:10
Speaker 5: in November. He's won five of the last six despite
1:06:15
Speaker 5: when you speak to the BB detractors, they talk about
1:06:18
Speaker 5: his immense unpopularity in Israel and in New York and
1:06:22
Speaker 5: around the glob yet he keeps winning all these elections,
1:06:25
Speaker 5: somebody running against Bbe. One of these losers actually came
1:06:29
Speaker 5: out yesterday and said that Israel kills babies as a hobby.
1:06:36
Speaker 5: This is somebody running per office in Israel. They want
1:06:39
Speaker 5: to beat bb so badly that they're willing to disparage
1:06:44
Speaker 5: the country's government. I found that to be disgusting.
1:06:49
Speaker 25: Yeah, that doesn't really seem like a winning platform to
1:06:52
Speaker 25: me to state that the people who suffered through October seventh,
1:06:55
Speaker 25: who have done the just terrible work of rebuilding the
1:06:59
Speaker 25: country after that that evil, evil day, that they that
1:07:03
Speaker 25: they're killing babies as a hobby. Now, guess who does that.
1:07:06
Speaker 25: That's Hamas. And I don't think Hamas is going to
1:07:09
Speaker 25: get elected by the populace of Israel. So they said,
1:07:12
Speaker 25: not a winning message, you know, as I understand that
1:07:15
Speaker 25: we have a couple of visiting fellows resident in Jerusalem
1:07:18
Speaker 25: for Heritage to keep us up to speed on the
1:07:20
Speaker 25: kind of the nitty gritty of politics there, and uh,
1:07:24
Speaker 25: they're they're telling me that that it's not even close
1:07:27
Speaker 25: for Kud leadership, that that it will be uh that Yahoo,
1:07:32
Speaker 25: that the sort of number two in Lakud is a
1:07:35
Speaker 25: mere fear that uh speaker of the Kinestat is a
1:07:38
Speaker 25: terrific guy, great guys, and you know it might be
1:07:41
Speaker 25: a future leader. But that that right now, it really
1:07:45
Speaker 25: does look like the only person who's going to be
1:07:47
Speaker 25: able to put the government together is that Yahoo. And
1:07:49
Speaker 25: I for one certainly would not be against him.
1:07:51
Speaker 5: Yeah, me either, And I'm endorsing him enthusiastically. He needs
1:07:55
Speaker 5: to win. I'm going to make it my mission to
1:07:57
Speaker 5: fly Israelis from New York to Israel. Also, they can vote.
1:08:00
Speaker 5: I don't think New Yorker has even realizes if you're
1:08:03
Speaker 5: Israeli and you're in New York, you can fly back
1:08:05
Speaker 5: to this field and vote with Bbe, can't you?
1:08:08
Speaker 22: Absolutely?
1:08:09
Speaker 25: I mean your dual citizen, that's what you can do.
1:08:12
Speaker 25: That's the whole point.
1:08:13
Speaker 5: They need to do it. They need to make sure
1:08:15
Speaker 5: this man wins. It's been unbelievable what he's done the
1:08:18
Speaker 5: last couple of years since that tragic, tragic day. So
1:08:21
Speaker 5: where are we, Victoria in this eton situation? Another US
1:08:26
Speaker 5: and Saudi Arabia together beat up Iran a bit in Iraq,
1:08:29
Speaker 5: of all places in Iraq yesterday seems like it's another
1:08:33
Speaker 5: seas fire. I don't like these you know that I'm
1:08:36
Speaker 5: on record saying that I want President Trump to finish
1:08:39
Speaker 5: the job that bothers people like General Michael Flynn and
1:08:41
Speaker 5: Alex Jones and Joe Kent, these losers. But I feel
1:08:45
Speaker 5: that way about that way since the very very beginning.
1:08:47
Speaker 5: But how do you feel about where we are right
1:08:49
Speaker 5: now about this conflict?
1:08:51
Speaker 25: Yeah, well, I think starting with the action with the
1:08:53
Speaker 25: United States and Saudi Arabia, this is really important and
1:08:56
Speaker 25: this is what we're going to be talking about in
1:08:58
Speaker 25: the year.
1:08:58
Speaker 22: Said I.
1:09:00
Speaker 25: I don't think we're going to be talking about the
1:09:01
Speaker 25: Iranian regime anymore, because I don't think they can fix
1:09:04
Speaker 25: the problems that they have. But I think we're going
1:09:06
Speaker 25: to be talking about the new Middle East. And we've
1:09:09
Speaker 25: had Kuwait and Bahin take independent strikes against Iran. We've
1:09:13
Speaker 25: had UAE take independent action against Iran. We are essentially
1:09:18
Speaker 25: using Jordan as a large military base at this point.
1:09:22
Speaker 25: I met with their ascension, the chairman of their Joint
1:09:25
Speaker 25: Chiefs when he was in Washington last week, and they've
1:09:29
Speaker 25: said they're open to everything the United States wants to do,
1:09:32
Speaker 25: bigger bases. And then last night we had the Saudis
1:09:36
Speaker 25: and the United states together do strikes on Iraq, which
1:09:40
Speaker 25: means the new Prime Minister of Iraq signed off on that.
1:09:43
Speaker 25: It means he doesn't want his country run by these
1:09:46
Speaker 25: SA militias anymore. It means the Saudis are sick of
1:09:48
Speaker 25: having their energy infrastructure meant menaced by the militias and
1:09:54
Speaker 25: they're going to do something about it. So this is
1:09:56
Speaker 25: everybody out lining up with the Americans and the israel
1:10:00
Speaker 25: and against the Iranians. That's a huge development. So I
1:10:04
Speaker 25: think this can be a very effective tool that we
1:10:07
Speaker 25: can use to leverage all of the arms we've sold
1:10:10
Speaker 25: the Saudis, all the training we've done for them at
1:10:12
Speaker 25: Pensacola and other places to get after these enemies. And
1:10:16
Speaker 25: it's not just the she and militias. I think it's
1:10:18
Speaker 25: also going to bed the Huti and Yemen foundies aren't
1:10:24
Speaker 25: very fond of them either, So very good news.
1:10:27
Speaker 5: Along those lies, you guys are doing great work at
1:10:29
Speaker 5: the Heriage Foundation. Victoria coachs with this story, I'm going
1:10:32
Speaker 5: to read two paragraphs. Newly released audio tapes discovered by
1:10:36
Speaker 5: a conservative activist group appear at the show. Joe Biden
1:10:40
Speaker 5: sharing classified information with the biographer and sometimes biography should say,
1:10:45
Speaker 5: and sometimes claiming memory lapses during interviews that occurred before
1:10:49
Speaker 5: his election to the presidency. In twenty twenty, about three
1:10:53
Speaker 5: hours of audio and one hundred and seventeen pages of
1:10:57
Speaker 5: transcripts with many redactions will release by the Oversight Project
1:11:02
Speaker 5: in arm of your group, the Heritage Foundation, after Biden
1:11:05
Speaker 5: lost a prolonged legal fight to keep his conversations with
1:11:09
Speaker 5: his memoir ghostwriter Mark Lewis Swantitzer private. So, as it
1:11:14
Speaker 5: turns out, Joe Biden, the former president, the cadaver himself,
1:11:19
Speaker 5: was sharing a whole bunch of very very secret information
1:11:23
Speaker 5: with a ghostwriter. That's terrible.
1:11:26
Speaker 25: Oh, it's absolutely outrageous. And when fair in mind, this
1:11:30
Speaker 25: has been the administration under Biden that raided President Trump's
1:11:36
Speaker 25: ruined apartment or whatever it is in Mari Lango for
1:11:39
Speaker 25: what they claimed was classified information.
1:11:41
Speaker 5: Oh my god, I want to send that. They went
1:11:42
Speaker 5: into Malania's underwear draw they were disgusting and cut me.
1:11:46
Speaker 5: I wrong, they're doing this audio stuff. Biden said he
1:11:49
Speaker 5: had no idea. He walked downstairs and oh my god,
1:11:53
Speaker 5: here's some more classified documents.
1:11:55
Speaker 22: Right.
1:11:56
Speaker 25: They were in a box beside his corvette, And I
1:11:58
Speaker 25: mean he had not been president at that point, he
1:12:01
Speaker 25: did not have the classifying authority. And Mike Howell and
1:12:04
Speaker 25: his group at Oversight are just a national treasure for us.
1:12:07
Speaker 25: They've been working so hard to get this information out there.
1:12:11
Speaker 25: All the Democrats just keep fing Now it's in the past.
1:12:14
Speaker 25: We resolve that it's not a problem anywhere. No people
1:12:17
Speaker 25: have to be held accountable because they don't act normally
1:12:20
Speaker 25: in terms of politics. They just switch people out at will.
1:12:23
Speaker 25: They don't follow the rules of democracy, and they'll shove
1:12:26
Speaker 25: somebody like Biden who was incompetent before the election. That's
1:12:30
Speaker 25: what this proves is the twenty twenty election was fraudulent
1:12:33
Speaker 25: because the candidate wasn't competent. And that is just such
1:12:38
Speaker 25: an outrage and we can't let it just pass because
1:12:41
Speaker 25: they'll do it again. And you know, today it's Biden,
1:12:44
Speaker 25: tomorrow it's Graham Platner. You know, you pick your out
1:12:48
Speaker 25: of the alphabet soup of just wildly incompetent people they're
1:12:52
Speaker 25: trying to have govern us. And so all kudos to Mike.
1:12:56
Speaker 7: This is this is.
1:12:57
Speaker 25: Really important information and we are enormously provate Project Oversight.
1:13:01
Speaker 5: I'm glad you're doing it. You know, look, a lot
1:13:03
Speaker 5: of people make excuses for Biden, even my own friends
1:13:06
Speaker 5: on this station and hosts and popular people. He didn't
1:13:09
Speaker 5: know what he was doing. Stop it, stop it. Yes,
1:13:12
Speaker 5: there was an element of that. There's no question that
1:13:15
Speaker 5: Joe Biden had his cognitive issues. I know that. But
1:13:20
Speaker 5: to completely say, you know, to say that, no, no, no, no,
1:13:24
Speaker 5: you can't blame him, that's nonsense. He did a lot
1:13:27
Speaker 5: of stuff. He knew when he sits there and goes
1:13:30
Speaker 5: that son of a bitch talking about the lawyer in Ukraine,
1:13:33
Speaker 5: he knew what he was talking about. He knew what
1:13:35
Speaker 5: money he was getting and hunter those in all those
1:13:38
Speaker 5: cases that Miranda de Baier will join me later made
1:13:41
Speaker 5: popular and Rudy Giuliani and the computer and all that stuff.
1:13:46
Speaker 5: So the idea that Joe Biden was just, you know,
1:13:49
Speaker 5: completely out of it and had no idea what he
1:13:51
Speaker 5: was doing his whole presidency. And before I reject that notion, sorry.
1:13:57
Speaker 27: No, I did too.
1:13:58
Speaker 25: And even if you do grant them that, then who
1:14:02
Speaker 25: did know what was going on? Obviously doctor Jill had
1:14:05
Speaker 25: to know what was happening, and she facilitated it and
1:14:08
Speaker 25: aid it in a bed it for her own personal
1:14:11
Speaker 25: power and for her money. And one thing I do
1:14:13
Speaker 25: think it's funny this is Biden is coming out with
1:14:16
Speaker 25: yet another book that's coming out right around the election,
1:14:20
Speaker 25: So hopefully it'll be a repeat of Jill's disastrous book rollout,
1:14:27
Speaker 25: and right around the election, we're going to be talking
1:14:29
Speaker 25: about how incredibly bizarre Biden's behavior is, how incompetent he
1:14:34
Speaker 25: was in Gee, do we really want to hand the
1:14:36
Speaker 25: keys back to the Democrats?
1:14:38
Speaker 5: That's a great point. God, that's going to help us
1:14:39
Speaker 5: big time. Victoria has always amazing work, Israel, Joe, Biden, Iran,
1:14:44
Speaker 5: all of it. The Herdage Foundation does great stuff. You're amazing.
1:14:48
Speaker 5: Thank you so much.
1:14:49
Speaker 22: Thank you. Sid.
1:14:50
Speaker 5: Take care all right, Victoria coach right there, we'll take
1:14:52
Speaker 5: a short break. Sid and Friends.
1:14:55
Speaker 2: In the morning on the Red Apple Podcast Network.
1:15:00
Speaker 5: Walk the streets with Bruce. I go into places with Bruce,
1:15:03
Speaker 5: they go nuts.
1:15:05
Speaker 4: Well, I can't wait to hear this is a.
1:15:07
Speaker 5: Great one two combination. I mean, if Bruce is gonna
1:15:12
Speaker 5: win this election, I'm gonna say something right now that's
1:15:15
Speaker 5: gonna surprise a lot of you.
1:15:17
Speaker 4: It might surprise, it might, it might.
1:15:21
Speaker 5: Let's say, if Bruce is gonna win this election. He
1:15:27
Speaker 5: should really consider taking me on the road for almost
1:15:31
Speaker 5: every campaign. Stop. Now you're surprised, right, lou what did you?
1:15:37
Speaker 22: What?
1:15:37
Speaker 1: Did you?
1:15:37
Speaker 5: Just shut up? What I said was based on a
1:15:44
Speaker 5: couple of times of it out with Bruce and the
1:15:46
Speaker 5: amount of attention we both get. They love us. I
1:15:51
Speaker 5: may be the person to put Bruce right over the top.
1:15:55
Speaker 4: I still don't think I heard you.
1:15:58
Speaker 5: I God, that's the matter with you.
1:16:02
Speaker 4: That is something that's well.
1:16:04
Speaker 5: You did what? Did you not hear Bruce say yesterday
1:16:07
Speaker 5: that he won that first time around? Who put him
1:16:11
Speaker 5: over the top?
1:16:11
Speaker 6: Me?
1:16:12
Speaker 5: He said that? Did he not? We played the audio
1:16:14
Speaker 5: three times already this morning. You heard him say that?
1:16:17
Speaker 5: Or did you hear him say that? Okay, so why
1:16:21
Speaker 5: is this so far fetched? They go nuts?
1:16:23
Speaker 4: I just wanted to make sure I hurt correctly.
1:16:25
Speaker 5: Yeah, I know you're surprised. I don't say stuff like that,
1:16:27
Speaker 5: doing not rely.
1:16:28
Speaker 4: That's quite foreign to me.
1:16:29
Speaker 5: And now he's doing a great job. He's only down
1:16:33
Speaker 5: by four points out of the New York Post this morning,
1:16:36
Speaker 5: but he's got great people behind him. Joe Cairo. I
1:16:39
Speaker 5: love Joe Cairo. He is so funny man that guy speaks.
1:16:43
Speaker 5: You know what he said, Yes, say he goes there
1:16:46
Speaker 5: are famous people they only go by one name. Madonna.
1:16:52
Speaker 4: No, don't just this will be completely in share.
1:17:00
Speaker 5: Jesus and sid.
1:17:07
Speaker 12: Jesus.
1:17:08
Speaker 4: He's waited till Jesus.
1:17:10
Speaker 5: I ended that. Joe Cairo, I love him. And the
1:17:15
Speaker 5: other guy that's that's that's great. In Blakeman's corner is
1:17:18
Speaker 5: Peter King. I mean, come on, two best politicians in
1:17:21
Speaker 5: New York forever King and Julianni Julianian King. Whatever what
1:17:26
Speaker 5: do you want? So with that said, here he is
1:17:29
Speaker 5: the great Peter King. Pe good morning, buddy. How are you?
1:17:32
Speaker 24: Is this Jesus? I was saying, how you doing?
1:17:37
Speaker 5: I gotta tell you all seriousness. I'm only kidding about myself,
1:17:40
Speaker 5: But I love Maybe I'm not. You're right, I'm not.
1:17:43
Speaker 5: Pete knows me too well. But I love the way
1:17:46
Speaker 5: the crowds react were walking in the street or going
1:17:49
Speaker 5: to an event. I've done a bunch of Bruce already.
1:17:51
Speaker 5: He's invited me to Cooper's Town and other spots across
1:17:53
Speaker 5: across the state. But they go nuts for this guy.
1:17:56
Speaker 5: They love him, They love them.
1:17:59
Speaker 24: Yeah, Bruce has in Tanjua I don't see anybody going
1:18:01
Speaker 24: nuts for Kathy Holkar, and I'm serious about that. I mean,
1:18:04
Speaker 24: Bruce has that ability. And I go back to when
1:18:07
Speaker 24: he running into Laura Cora and who actually was a
1:18:09
Speaker 24: very popular Accunty executive. She had done a pretty decent
1:18:12
Speaker 24: job and Bruce kept He was down by twenty four
1:18:15
Speaker 24: points in that race, and he won because he just
1:18:17
Speaker 24: kept going and going, making his case, not attacking the opponent,
1:18:21
Speaker 24: just making his case. And people love him, they really do.
1:18:23
Speaker 24: They're attracted to him. My daughter worked with him for years.
1:18:26
Speaker 24: They were both on the town board together, and she
1:18:29
Speaker 24: always said, with Bruce, he can trust him. There's no
1:18:31
Speaker 24: malice and Bruce, but he can be He's a great guy. Also,
1:18:34
Speaker 24: you mentioned Cairo. I was with Joe all yesterday morning
1:18:38
Speaker 24: and Joe doesn't drink, but if he did, and he'd
1:18:40
Speaker 24: have to together know he had an efternoon with you
1:18:42
Speaker 24: for many events. Now, Joe is at first he's the
1:18:46
Speaker 24: best political leader in the country. And unlike you or
1:18:49
Speaker 24: I or even Bruce, he's the most mild mannered guy.
1:18:52
Speaker 24: He's funny when he's in the room, he walks down
1:18:54
Speaker 24: the street, he's just.
1:18:55
Speaker 5: Calm, quiet, very quiet.
1:18:57
Speaker 24: Right, and you would never know there's the most powerful
1:18:59
Speaker 24: POL leader in the United States. He really is. He
1:19:02
Speaker 24: is the record. But anyway, you were down at the Horblelite.
1:19:05
Speaker 24: I used to go there. Bernie Durham, the owner, was
1:19:07
Speaker 24: a great guy. A lot of fire fighters were there
1:19:10
Speaker 24: after nine eleven. I was there quite a bit. And
1:19:12
Speaker 24: that this is a great place. That's me, the Harblellite,
1:19:15
Speaker 24: Bell Harbor, that whole neighborhood, that's me, constitutes what America
1:19:19
Speaker 24: is all about. That is the best of America right there.
1:19:22
Speaker 24: You'll look, you're really living in like a valhalla. That
1:19:25
Speaker 24: is great. Where you are with those people around you.
1:19:27
Speaker 24: It's just it's to me, it's just it was always
1:19:30
Speaker 24: comforting just going in there talking to Bernie, talking to
1:19:33
Speaker 24: all his customers and there that's again. They are real people.
1:19:37
Speaker 24: And you mentioned that the two Tom Sullivan's you were
1:19:39
Speaker 24: talking about before, Tom Sullivan from their locality sawt of
1:19:42
Speaker 24: the earth. Tom Sullivan running for the Assembly. He won
1:19:45
Speaker 24: in the twenty twenty two I guess it was, and
1:19:48
Speaker 24: got robbed and then in a good race in twenty four.
1:19:52
Speaker 24: I think he's going to do it this year. That
1:19:53
Speaker 24: whole family, they're great, The brothers. They're just again, it's
1:19:56
Speaker 24: a great family and that's what America is about, and
1:19:59
Speaker 24: that's what we have to fight for. And us is
1:20:01
Speaker 24: going to I think he's going to win, and he's
1:20:04
Speaker 24: going to be a phenomenal governor. Agreed, he's going to
1:20:06
Speaker 24: save the state.
1:20:07
Speaker 5: Agreed. You know, my area, every house has American flags,
1:20:12
Speaker 5: some have three, you know, and every street corners got it,
1:20:15
Speaker 5: and it's very similar to yours. I remember the first
1:20:18
Speaker 5: time I really got to know your area well was
1:20:20
Speaker 5: when you and your beautiful wife, Rosemary Well conduct to
1:20:24
Speaker 5: invite me and Danielle to the Jonathan Diller funeral. What
1:20:26
Speaker 5: a sad day that was. I remember all your neighbors
1:20:30
Speaker 5: walking out into the street with sandwiches and water and
1:20:34
Speaker 5: soda for all the folks that were going to the funeral.
1:20:37
Speaker 5: And there were American flags. I know what makes Sunny
1:20:40
Speaker 5: host it uncomfortable a trader, But on a serious note,
1:20:43
Speaker 5: there were American flags everywhere. So my neighborhood, your neighborhood,
1:20:47
Speaker 5: very similar. And you talk about Harble Light, you know
1:20:50
Speaker 5: this peach you mentioned nine to eleven. Two months after that,
1:20:53
Speaker 5: the plane crashed right across the street.
1:20:57
Speaker 24: And I actually wrecked a horblel like I had a
1:20:59
Speaker 24: business for a while later rebuild this. That's right, that's right, Yeah.
1:21:02
Speaker 5: That would say it was a rough, rough time for
1:21:04
Speaker 5: my community.
1:21:04
Speaker 14: I was.
1:21:04
Speaker 5: I wasn't living there at the time. But I do
1:21:06
Speaker 5: want to get to nine to eleven though, because I
1:21:08
Speaker 5: know you listen every day and you've heard yesterday Giovanni
1:21:11
Speaker 5: Gallante on this show. When he came on, they had
1:21:13
Speaker 5: about fifteen thousand signatures on this petition to keep that creep,
1:21:18
Speaker 5: that anti American, anti semi gi hot Mayor away from
1:21:21
Speaker 5: that site. Now it's up to about forty five thousand
1:21:25
Speaker 5: since he came on the show yesterday. Still not nearly enough.
1:21:28
Speaker 5: I want that thing close to a million by the
1:21:31
Speaker 5: time it's said and done. Maybe it gets there, maybe
1:21:32
Speaker 5: a doesn't, but I gotta thank Peter King. Then you're
1:21:36
Speaker 5: on the same page as me. You don't want this
1:21:38
Speaker 5: Mayor anywhere near that sacred site, right.
1:21:42
Speaker 24: Actually I had two thoughts. One absolutely just don't belonging
1:21:45
Speaker 24: that he should not be there. I mean, I was
1:21:46
Speaker 24: there with President Bush right after nine eleven. It was
1:21:49
Speaker 24: down there so many times after that. It was close
1:21:51
Speaker 24: to so many families. To me that was my main cause,
1:21:54
Speaker 24: if you will, in Congress fights a nine eleven healthcare fight,
1:21:57
Speaker 24: didn't you get the money for the cops, firefighters or
1:22:00
Speaker 24: all of that is so important? And he has no
1:22:02
Speaker 24: business being anywhere near as ground zero on nine to eleven.
1:22:06
Speaker 24: My only concern is I don't want this become about him.
1:22:08
Speaker 24: I don't even want his name mentioned on nine to eleven.
1:22:10
Speaker 24: So he just like what you know, net yahooho. He
1:22:13
Speaker 24: had this phony thing. He knew he can ever arrest him,
1:22:15
Speaker 24: but he had he got two weeks in the news
1:22:17
Speaker 24: cycle it was all about Mandami. That's the only concern
1:22:21
Speaker 24: I have going forward on this. But no, he does
1:22:23
Speaker 24: not belong there. People should tell me doesn't belong there.
1:22:25
Speaker 24: I just hope that whatever happens is over before nine
1:22:28
Speaker 24: to eleven, that whole day he should not even be mentioned.
1:22:31
Speaker 24: To me, that's his sacred day. There's nothing to me
1:22:34
Speaker 24: in our history, certainly an American homeland, compares to nine
1:22:38
Speaker 24: to eleven and the suffering he is on today. There
1:22:40
Speaker 24: are still people suffering today. Every week, here's some me
1:22:44
Speaker 24: dying from nine to eleven illness and others being treated
1:22:46
Speaker 24: for it. There's thousands and thousands of people still suffering
1:22:50
Speaker 24: besides the incredible suffering that those nine to eleven families
1:22:54
Speaker 24: have gone through over the years. And again, I know
1:22:56
Speaker 24: many of them. Well, I'll be with one of them
1:22:58
Speaker 24: this week, get out in the Hamptons. That's the only
1:23:00
Speaker 24: time I go to Hampton. So I'm like you.
1:23:04
Speaker 5: I know you are, and you know you bring up
1:23:06
Speaker 5: all the work you've done, and I have to keep
1:23:07
Speaker 5: bringing it up every time you mentioned it, because God,
1:23:10
Speaker 5: you're such a great American. So on the twelfth, I'm
1:23:13
Speaker 5: going to host this big event at the theater for
1:23:15
Speaker 5: the pipes and drums, for all the cops. It's a
1:23:18
Speaker 5: big deal, very big deal. The eleventh is that big day.
1:23:21
Speaker 5: But the tenth, your friend John Stewart, who refers to
1:23:25
Speaker 5: me as Banos. John Stewart and Pete Davidson have lost
1:23:30
Speaker 5: his father. On nine to eleven, they're holding a big
1:23:32
Speaker 5: event at Madison Square Garden. And I always give John
1:23:35
Speaker 5: Stewart credit because he did a great job, along with
1:23:37
Speaker 5: you and others in making sure these nine to eleven
1:23:40
Speaker 5: families get money. Brever, I know I asked you about
1:23:43
Speaker 5: this a week or two ago, but it's worth repeating.
1:23:46
Speaker 5: Where are we exactly?
1:23:47
Speaker 24: In that process, we are as doing as well as
1:23:52
Speaker 24: we possibly could. Right now, there is enough money in there,
1:23:56
Speaker 24: have full examinations. Are everyone down at the ground zero?
1:24:01
Speaker 24: That's important anyone even to this day, if you were
1:24:03
Speaker 24: anywhere near ground zero, please going you entirely get free
1:24:07
Speaker 24: healthcare check up because the illness you could have that
1:24:10
Speaker 24: I don't even know about, that they get detected later on.
1:24:13
Speaker 24: So get that initial checkup, so John Wreck, you can
1:24:15
Speaker 24: go forward. They have special doctors who treat nine to
1:24:18
Speaker 24: eleven patients, will detect diseases, treat the patients, and now
1:24:22
Speaker 24: there's enough money in the fund. Finally that will lasts
1:24:25
Speaker 24: to the end of the century, and so there's about
1:24:27
Speaker 24: eight years to even get the build through, which I
1:24:29
Speaker 24: found so infuriating in the first place. And then we
1:24:32
Speaker 24: put money in. Each time money was put in there
1:24:34
Speaker 24: is what the accountant said was enough to cover all
1:24:39
Speaker 24: potential victims. We had no idea how many people are
1:24:43
Speaker 24: going to come down with nine eleven illnesses ten fifteen
1:24:47
Speaker 24: years after nine to eleven, these rare blood deserted diseases, disorders,
1:24:52
Speaker 24: and there's other cases now we're working on. We're trying
1:24:55
Speaker 24: to get them improved as far as being related to
1:24:58
Speaker 24: nine to eleven, because they're like one of a million
1:25:00
Speaker 24: illnesses that we're getting who are down there. So no,
1:25:04
Speaker 24: it's we are in excellent, excellent shape. We're an excellent
1:25:08
Speaker 24: fiscal shape. Where an excellent shape as hard as providing
1:25:11
Speaker 24: the care. But the people who are suffering from those
1:25:13
Speaker 24: illnesses are not in great shape. But they will be
1:25:16
Speaker 24: kept alive and treated and hopefully also many illnesses will
1:25:20
Speaker 24: be detected before it's too late.
1:25:22
Speaker 5: You've got down to Washington, DC more than once over
1:25:24
Speaker 5: the last couple of years, Pete King, and they were
1:25:26
Speaker 5: talking about China and Russia and Hamas send it on,
1:25:30
Speaker 5: all these enemies that are trying to destroy America. Okay
1:25:34
Speaker 5: America first, not Israel, America. But you keep reminding people that, hey,
1:25:38
Speaker 5: we've got an issue right here. You know, you believe
1:25:41
Speaker 5: that Hasbitala, for example, is here. You believe that other
1:25:44
Speaker 5: terrort groups are here. And you have said more than
1:25:47
Speaker 5: once on this show that you would not be surprised,
1:25:50
Speaker 5: maybe you even expect another major major attack right here
1:25:56
Speaker 5: in New York and in this country. Do you still
1:25:58
Speaker 5: feel that way?
1:26:00
Speaker 24: Yeah, And first of all, I hope it never happens.
1:26:03
Speaker 24: I hope I'm not proven, right, Okay, let me just
1:26:04
Speaker 24: say that clearly up front. But no, And that's why
1:26:07
Speaker 24: I out in Nashall County for instance. I'm involved in
1:26:11
Speaker 24: advising on terror issues. And this is real. I mean
1:26:14
Speaker 24: it's a real terror threat. It's there. And because a
1:26:19
Speaker 24: kaya is still there, ices is still there, and they
1:26:22
Speaker 24: have all these self starters, these lone wolves, and in
1:26:26
Speaker 24: many ways they are better organized than they were in
1:26:30
Speaker 24: September tenth.
1:26:30
Speaker 5: Well, let me tell people one second. You're right, because
1:26:32
Speaker 5: people say to me, well, what are they waiting for?
1:26:34
Speaker 5: It's twenty five years since the big one, and there's
1:26:38
Speaker 5: been some other attacks here obviously the driver on the
1:26:40
Speaker 5: West Side Highway years ago, and there's been some stuff.
1:26:43
Speaker 5: But what are they waiting for? And I say, hold
1:26:47
Speaker 5: on a second. Okay, if you talk to Jessica Tish,
1:26:50
Speaker 5: or you talk to the FBI, or even talked to
1:26:52
Speaker 5: Ray Kelly, they have thwarted attempts time and time again.
1:26:57
Speaker 5: They don't tell you every time somebody parks a truck
1:27:00
Speaker 5: outside in Times Square, but he'll blow up a whole block.
1:27:04
Speaker 5: But that happens all the time.
1:27:05
Speaker 24: Yes, it happens quite a bit and certainly just under
1:27:08
Speaker 24: ray Kelly alone, I believe we saw they stopped like
1:27:10
Speaker 24: seventeen eighteen potential attacks pulling blowing up the Brooklyn Bridge,
1:27:14
Speaker 24: the New York City subway system. I mean it was
1:27:16
Speaker 24: actually with ray Kelly with that when there was local
1:27:19
Speaker 24: explosive was coming in from Colorado to blow up the
1:27:23
Speaker 24: New York City subway system. That would have been absolutely catastrophic.
1:27:26
Speaker 24: It was stopped right near the end. They were following
1:27:28
Speaker 24: these guys coming in because they wanted to wait until
1:27:31
Speaker 24: they got here only because the one of time who
1:27:33
Speaker 24: else was involved, but they were afraid they might have
1:27:35
Speaker 24: waited too long. I remember that was the only time
1:27:37
Speaker 24: I ever saw Ray Kelly ever showed any concern to
1:27:39
Speaker 24: make sure that they didn't wait too long before they
1:27:42
Speaker 24: apprehended these guys. And that was that. I'm not only
1:27:44
Speaker 24: saying that too. There was they had one emam that
1:27:48
Speaker 24: the police thought they could trust, and they asked him
1:27:51
Speaker 24: for information about someone. He was the guy who tipped
1:27:55
Speaker 24: them off. The one guy they thought they could count
1:27:57
Speaker 24: on tipped off the other the other plotters to get away.
1:28:01
Speaker 24: So that also shaped a lot of mine thinking about
1:28:03
Speaker 24: who we can trust and not trust in that in
1:28:06
Speaker 24: that community, but no, as far as uh it's there.
1:28:11
Speaker 24: And what's different too between now and nine to eleven
1:28:16
Speaker 24: is that we are coordinated all around the world, even
1:28:19
Speaker 24: when we have hard feelings with them. We work closely
1:28:21
Speaker 24: with French intelligence, British intelligence, German intelligence is fifty to fifty.
1:28:25
Speaker 24: Some of it's good, some of it's not well and
1:28:27
Speaker 24: also countries like Jordan. Jordan is phenomenal, Egypt is very good. Obviously,
1:28:31
Speaker 24: Israel is a phenomenal ally in this. So they could
1:28:34
Speaker 24: not have been able to do a nine to eleven
1:28:35
Speaker 24: plot the way they did. They were meeting all over Europe.
1:28:38
Speaker 24: They're being in Germany, me here, the meeting there and
1:28:40
Speaker 24: the IIS was a Kitler was able to coordinate. They
1:28:44
Speaker 24: couldn't do that today. But they've also gone underground. They
1:28:47
Speaker 24: you know, they've adopted, So no, we have to worry
1:28:50
Speaker 24: about them. We be concerned about them. And there are
1:28:51
Speaker 24: any number of plots that are being stopped a lot
1:28:53
Speaker 24: of being stopped overseas. And when they say overseas in
1:28:56
Speaker 24: the NYPG, they have people working overseas with these various governments.
1:29:01
Speaker 24: So we hear about it. We stopped it. I'm not
1:29:03
Speaker 24: anymore like that. But I mean it's actually stopped, and
1:29:06
Speaker 24: so there's any number of plots have been stopped, both
1:29:09
Speaker 24: here in New York and in Europe and actually in
1:29:11
Speaker 24: the Middle East also and planning and coming here. But
1:29:15
Speaker 24: we can never ever let our go down. They have
1:29:17
Speaker 24: a long view of history. I mean, well, it was
1:29:19
Speaker 24: a long time. Was the first World Trades Center attack
1:29:23
Speaker 24: was nineteen ninety three, and the next one was two
1:29:25
Speaker 24: thousand and one. That was eight years and we were
1:29:27
Speaker 24: really unprepared then. We were not ready, did not anticipate
1:29:31
Speaker 24: how severe that could be and how well organized and
1:29:33
Speaker 24: determined our Kaida.
1:29:35
Speaker 5: Was last one. I'd be remission to cover this with you,
1:29:37
Speaker 5: because you know this as well as anybody's. Lensky at
1:29:40
Speaker 5: the White House yesterday, and it's nice that him and
1:29:43
Speaker 5: Trump get along better, and Trump now actually goes out
1:29:45
Speaker 5: of his way to complement the Ukrainian people and the
1:29:49
Speaker 5: military and Zelensky. But watching yesterday and reading and paying
1:29:54
Speaker 5: very very close attention, I didn't get the feeling that
1:29:58
Speaker 5: when Zelenski was done with Trump that we are anywhere
1:30:01
Speaker 5: closer to ending this war between Russia and Ukraine. In fact,
1:30:07
Speaker 5: I don't think Putin is gonna sit down with Zelensky
1:30:09
Speaker 5: anytime soon. And I don't think anyone can convince Putin
1:30:13
Speaker 5: no matter what, to stop doing what he's doing. But
1:30:16
Speaker 5: you're the expert here, what do you think.
1:30:18
Speaker 24: Well, I'm gonna expert, But I would say the main
1:30:20
Speaker 24: thing was from that is Zolensky still has the approval
1:30:23
Speaker 24: to go ahead with Patriot missiles. In fact, you met
1:30:25
Speaker 24: with Lockey yesterday and that's been authorized okay by President Trump.
1:30:29
Speaker 24: That is significant. And with Zelenski has done, what they've
1:30:32
Speaker 24: done as far as affecting drone warfare is phenomenal. If
1:30:37
Speaker 24: they get the Patriots, it's really all Russia has left.
1:30:40
Speaker 24: Are these missiles coming in and uh, because you know
1:30:43
Speaker 24: the one they have. They they're using North Koreans, they're
1:30:45
Speaker 24: using Africans, and everyone in the the Russian army so depleted.
1:30:50
Speaker 24: And so if they can get the Patriot missiles system
1:30:53
Speaker 24: set up in Ukraine and Zolensky is able to penetrate
1:30:57
Speaker 24: far to Russia with the Patriot missiles, now you're not
1:30:59
Speaker 24: gonna in the war, Zaxmer. If they can stop Russia,
1:31:02
Speaker 24: Russia realizes it's time to come give them some sort
1:31:05
Speaker 24: of fig Leaf, give Russia some small part of Ukrainian's
1:31:08
Speaker 24: incidental and call out a compromise. But I think right
1:31:12
Speaker 24: now it's it's no win really from both sides. But
1:31:17
Speaker 24: Ukraine cannot surrender it off. Thank you up anything. Well,
1:31:20
Speaker 24: if Russia it just ends and Russia has the upper hand,
1:31:24
Speaker 24: they will be slaughter in the Ukrainians then they got.
1:31:26
Speaker 5: I agree, Pete King, that is an unbelievable appearance. Man,
1:31:29
Speaker 5: You're great every week, but this one was right near
1:31:31
Speaker 5: the very very top. As always. I love you, Thank
1:31:34
Speaker 5: you so much. Great job.
1:31:35
Speaker 24: She's the horblelighte we go to horble Light one night.
1:31:38
Speaker 5: Yeah you should come for sure. Lou will come with
1:31:39
Speaker 5: us too, Louis, Yeah, me too. Sean does a great job.
1:31:42
Speaker 5: And you knew Bernie of Court, No Bernie, I should
1:31:44
Speaker 5: say so. Yeah, let's do that one time, Peter King,
1:31:46
Speaker 5: Let's do it. I love you, thank you, you're the man.
1:31:49
Speaker 22: Thanks you you want.
1:31:50
Speaker 5: To Pete King right there, the former amazing congressman. He's
1:31:53
Speaker 5: done so much for this country to post nine to eleven.
1:31:56
Speaker 5: He's a real hero when it comes to that stuff.
1:31:58
Speaker 5: I can't emphasize how tough and you guys know how
1:32:01
Speaker 5: much nine to eleven means to me, oh, well, take
1:32:04
Speaker 5: a break, lots more to do. Anthony Bauci, that creep,
1:32:09
Speaker 5: Sid and Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple
1:32:13
Speaker 5: Podcast network. You know this guy, this radio guy, he's
1:32:17
Speaker 5: like Shaer, like Madonna said the one word wonder. And
1:32:22
Speaker 5: I know a lot of you can't stand when we
1:32:24
Speaker 5: do stuff like this because you already use that word
1:32:27
Speaker 5: narcissist time and time again, which is so stupid. But
1:32:32
Speaker 5: I don't care. But justin, you've added a couple of
1:32:34
Speaker 5: more people of that list. Actually, Russ Sullivan added Elvis,
1:32:37
Speaker 5: who did you add?
1:32:39
Speaker 12: I added Seal like that?
1:32:41
Speaker 8: And Prince Prince.
1:32:42
Speaker 5: That's a very good one right there. So we've got Madonna,
1:32:46
Speaker 5: Share Seal, Prince, Elvis, Jesus and Sid. Pretty good. Listen, stop,
1:32:55
Speaker 5: what do you think, Lough.
1:32:57
Speaker 8: There is that can you could throw Moses on that
1:33:00
Speaker 8: on that list? I guess you can, right, I'm trying
1:33:02
Speaker 8: to guess Moses' last name.
1:33:03
Speaker 5: Malone, Moses Malone. You should have known that, justin.
1:33:10
Speaker 12: I should have known that. You're right.
1:33:12
Speaker 5: I think he died years ago, right, Moses Malone?
1:33:15
Speaker 12: Is he dead? I think the original Moses died a
1:33:17
Speaker 12: long time.
1:33:17
Speaker 5: Oh he's gone. Yeah, that's that's a very good job
1:33:19
Speaker 5: out of you, you know, dummy. Justin nothing gets by, Justin rebounds. Yeah.
1:33:28
Speaker 2: Sid and Friends in the morning on the Red Apple
1:33:32
Speaker 2: Podcast Network went.
1:33:34
Speaker 5: On over to Bruce's headquarters in Franklin Square. That was
1:33:37
Speaker 5: fun and the end of the day in our neighborhood
1:33:40
Speaker 5: at horrible light, Sean did a great job. Joe Harkins
1:33:43
Speaker 5: and Bruce spoke great and everybody loves Bruce, and everybody
1:33:48
Speaker 5: knows that the only chance we've got to save our
1:33:52
Speaker 5: state because we're losing it. City's already gone. We'll get
1:33:54
Speaker 5: to that with Bruce, but the state is not far behind.
1:33:57
Speaker 5: The only way we save it it's not with Hockel,
1:34:01
Speaker 5: it's with Bruce Blakeman. He's the guy so here. He
1:34:04
Speaker 5: is my brother and dear friend and the next governor
1:34:06
Speaker 5: here in New York. Bruce Blakeman, Bruce, good morning, buddy.
1:34:09
Speaker 5: How are you.
1:34:10
Speaker 22: I'm doing great, Shid, everything's great. Listen. I like the
1:34:15
Speaker 22: analogy to Moses because I'm hoping you'll part the Red
1:34:19
Speaker 22: Sea from me or the Blue Sea. I should say,
1:34:23
Speaker 22: make it the red sea, right.
1:34:25
Speaker 5: Make the blue Sea the Red Sea. I like that.
1:34:27
Speaker 5: Now you know what I mean. You're doing great. And
1:34:29
Speaker 5: I kind of joked around last segment that when you
1:34:31
Speaker 5: and I hit the road together, people love us. But
1:34:34
Speaker 5: you are doing a great job. And I know that
1:34:36
Speaker 5: because I read the New York Post this morning and
1:34:39
Speaker 5: you have now shaven. This is unbelievable. Twenty two points
1:34:44
Speaker 5: off of Kathy Howkele's initial twenty six point lead. And
1:34:49
Speaker 5: correct me if I'm wrong, Bruce, but you are way
1:34:51
Speaker 5: ahead of even what Lee Selden was doing years ago,
1:34:55
Speaker 5: and he came very very close.
1:34:57
Speaker 22: Wow, Lee ran a great race. But I have an
1:35:01
Speaker 22: advantage over Lee because when Lee ran four years ago,
1:35:05
Speaker 22: he was telling everybody all the bad things Kathy Hoche
1:35:09
Speaker 22: was going to do, and he was absolutely right, but
1:35:11
Speaker 22: he didn't have the evidence. The proof. I have the proof.
1:35:14
Speaker 22: We've got her four year record. We're least in economic outlook.
1:35:18
Speaker 22: That's a national embarrassment that the once great Empire state
1:35:22
Speaker 22: is number fifty out of fifty states and economic outlook,
1:35:25
Speaker 22: we're the most overtax states. Our electric bills are seventy
1:35:28
Speaker 22: percent higher than the national average. We spent eleven billion
1:35:32
Speaker 22: dollars of taxpayer money between eight and a billion at
1:35:36
Speaker 22: eight and eleven billion of taxpayer money on illegal migrants
1:35:40
Speaker 22: who aren't New Yorkers, and people are really upset with
1:35:44
Speaker 22: her pro criminal policies that make it less safe in
1:35:46
Speaker 22: our communities. So this is a perfect storm for the
1:35:49
Speaker 22: Democrats between Hoko and Mandami, who are both doing just
1:35:54
Speaker 22: a terrible job in running the state in the city.
1:35:58
Speaker 22: So we are in a versevirtual dead heat now, which means, look,
1:36:02
Speaker 22: if we're if we're going a virtual dead heat now,
1:36:04
Speaker 22: we're gonna win the election because Cashy Hochel's unfavorables are
1:36:08
Speaker 22: anywheres between fifty six and sixty percent. That means fifty
1:36:13
Speaker 22: six to sixty percent of the people just don't like
1:36:16
Speaker 22: her and don't think she's doing a good job. She's
1:36:18
Speaker 22: not going to come out of that. People want to change,
1:36:21
Speaker 22: and they know that I have a record of achievement,
1:36:24
Speaker 22: I know how to run a large organization, and I
1:36:27
Speaker 22: actually want to make New Yorkers happy again.
1:36:30
Speaker 5: What do you do so well, Bruce? I'm not just
1:36:33
Speaker 5: you know, blowing smoke up your bod or patronizing you.
1:36:36
Speaker 5: Is why you point out all the things that she's
1:36:38
Speaker 5: done badly, and there's a lot of them. What you're
1:36:41
Speaker 5: able to do. You did this again yesterday and really
1:36:44
Speaker 5: every time I want you to speak live on Laura
1:36:46
Speaker 5: ingram Or Maria bought a rollmo Or. This show is
1:36:49
Speaker 5: you tell everybody, how are you going to fix it? Right?
1:36:52
Speaker 5: I mean, we know, for example, that she's buying energy
1:36:56
Speaker 5: from Pennsylvania even though she's got it right here in
1:36:59
Speaker 5: New York, and you said, no, We're going to make
1:37:01
Speaker 5: it happen right here in New York. You can list
1:37:03
Speaker 5: from me right now six or seven things that you
1:37:07
Speaker 5: will do to fix the state. So Bruce take the floor.
1:37:12
Speaker 22: Well, let's start out with an energy policy. So Kathy
1:37:16
Speaker 22: Hoko is engaged in a scam it's called the green
1:37:20
Speaker 22: energy scam where every month when you pay your electric bill,
1:37:24
Speaker 22: you're paying a portion into a fund she gets to
1:37:27
Speaker 22: decide where it's invested. It's invested in crazy science projects
1:37:31
Speaker 22: that produce very little energy, they're very costly, and you're
1:37:34
Speaker 22: paying for it. So from day one, the green energy
1:37:37
Speaker 22: scam is gone. Number two, we have one of the
1:37:41
Speaker 22: largest natural gas reserves in the world here in New
1:37:44
Speaker 22: York State, and we don't extract that natural gas. In
1:37:47
Speaker 22: Pennsylvania they do. That's why they drive brand new escalades
1:37:51
Speaker 22: in Pennsylvania, and on the New York side of the border,
1:37:53
Speaker 22: they're driving around twenty five year old rusted down pickup trucks.
1:37:57
Speaker 22: And we could create, we ate such an incredible supply
1:38:02
Speaker 22: of natural gas energy that would increase the supply, bring
1:38:08
Speaker 22: down energy costs, and the green energy scam. I could
1:38:12
Speaker 22: easily cut utility bills in half. Then let's go to
1:38:16
Speaker 22: tax policy. With the most overtaxed state in America and
1:38:21
Speaker 22: cafny Hoche and Zara Mandami, they have an insatiable first
1:38:27
Speaker 22: for raising revenue. They never cut spending. We have a
1:38:31
Speaker 22: spending problem, not a revenue problem. Our budget in New
1:38:35
Speaker 22: York State is twice that of the state of Florida,
1:38:38
Speaker 22: with four million more people. So what I'm going to
1:38:40
Speaker 22: do is, I'm going to say your first one hundred
1:38:43
Speaker 22: thousand dollars are exempt from tax. If you're a joint filer,
1:38:49
Speaker 22: if you're a single filer, your first fifty thousand dollars
1:38:52
Speaker 22: are exempt from state taxes. That's the way to stimulate
1:38:56
Speaker 22: the economy, put more money in people's pockets. And the
1:38:58
Speaker 22: other thing I'm going to do is I'm going to
1:39:00
Speaker 22: hire more state police we are going to enforce laws
1:39:05
Speaker 22: that we need to change desperately. Castles Spail is a disaster.
1:39:10
Speaker 22: The Halt Act puts the prisoners in charge of our prisons.
1:39:14
Speaker 22: Raise the age gives gangs the opportunity to use miners
1:39:18
Speaker 22: to commit crimes because there's no consequences. Our state is
1:39:22
Speaker 22: in a death spiral, and I'm the pilot that can
1:39:25
Speaker 22: pull us out of it.
1:39:26
Speaker 5: Bruce Blakeman, I love it the pilot. So this question
1:39:29
Speaker 5: is maybe one you haven't heard yet. More difficult or easier, Bruce?
1:39:34
Speaker 5: More difficult or easier to run in this state now
1:39:37
Speaker 5: because you're running against two people, the governor Kathie Hogel,
1:39:41
Speaker 5: but also the wretched vile America hating Jewe, hating Battalian,
1:39:48
Speaker 5: hating everybody, hating mayor Mom Donnie. So is it more
1:39:52
Speaker 5: difficult because you're really running against two people, or easier
1:39:57
Speaker 5: because now you've got two examples of how badly a
1:40:01
Speaker 5: state can turn when they've got bad leadership.
1:40:05
Speaker 22: Well, Kathy Hokl and Zion Mundami are one of the same.
1:40:09
Speaker 22: Kathy Hochel is completely subservient to Mandami. He's running the
1:40:13
Speaker 22: Democratic Party now, and she dances to his tomb So, yes,
1:40:18
Speaker 22: I'm running against two people right now, but uh, it's
1:40:22
Speaker 22: the perfect storm for the Democratic Party. Uh. This is
1:40:25
Speaker 22: a situation where you got two leaders, the leader of
1:40:28
Speaker 22: the state and the leader of the largest city in
1:40:30
Speaker 22: our state, who are monumental failures. And I'm pointing out
1:40:35
Speaker 22: to people that the obvious is that unless I win
1:40:39
Speaker 22: as governor, you're going to get four more years of
1:40:42
Speaker 22: Hoku and three more years of Mandami, and they will
1:40:46
Speaker 22: do oh oh.
1:40:47
Speaker 5: Probably probably seven more years of Mamdani.
1:40:50
Speaker 22: To be honest, well, I don't know about that, because
1:40:53
Speaker 22: people are starting to wake up and realize, hey, how
1:40:56
Speaker 22: did your how did your free bus trip go? Instead
1:41:00
Speaker 22: of getting a free bus trip, didn't Didn't they get
1:41:03
Speaker 22: a fair high cos buses?
1:41:04
Speaker 5: Yes, okay runs too runs in Manhattan. I know he's
1:41:07
Speaker 5: got yeah.
1:41:08
Speaker 22: Yeah, congestion pricing. I talked to middle class people, not
1:41:13
Speaker 22: only in Manhattan but from the out of boroughs who say,
1:41:16
Speaker 22: I got to spend all this money for the privilege
1:41:18
Speaker 22: to drive on a public road that I already paid
1:41:20
Speaker 22: for with my taxes. It's ridiculous. It's just another tax.
1:41:24
Speaker 1: So the.
1:41:27
Speaker 22: Taxes that they want to raise on property owners, middle
1:41:30
Speaker 22: class property owners in Brooklyn and Queens and the Bronx
1:41:33
Speaker 22: Staten Island Zoea Mundanani says he wants to raise them
1:41:37
Speaker 22: ninet and a half percent Cashy Hoak is going to
1:41:39
Speaker 22: have to cave in to him because he's running the
1:41:42
Speaker 22: Democratic Party. I'm not going to let our state government
1:41:46
Speaker 22: or the city government raise the property taxes of middle
1:41:50
Speaker 22: class homeowners. That's the worst thing we can do. That'll
1:41:54
Speaker 22: make it less affordable. But they have no respect for
1:41:57
Speaker 22: property rights. They want to tax the inheritance of middle
1:42:01
Speaker 22: class people so there'll be nothing left to leave to
1:42:04
Speaker 22: their kids and their grand kids. This has to stop,
1:42:07
Speaker 22: and I'm the guy to stop it.
1:42:09
Speaker 5: You know, you've won two consecutive elections to win the
1:42:13
Speaker 5: Nationale County executive seat in a county that is mostly
1:42:17
Speaker 5: Democrat by big numbers. Athony Yesposito won there too, not
1:42:20
Speaker 5: that long ago. Then you've got our mutual friend up
1:42:23
Speaker 5: in Rockland County, Mike Lawler. He's in the same situation
1:42:26
Speaker 5: many more Democrats and Republicans. He always wins. So when
1:42:30
Speaker 5: people say, look the numbers just don't vote well for Bruce,
1:42:33
Speaker 5: he can't win. What do you mean he can't win?
1:42:34
Speaker 5: I think you. Angel Carrol made this point yesterday. You've
1:42:37
Speaker 5: won with smaller Republican numbers. Mike Lawer wins with smaller
1:42:42
Speaker 5: Republican numbers. So even with the numbers and the odds
1:42:46
Speaker 5: against us, we've proven we can still win.
1:42:49
Speaker 6: No.
1:42:51
Speaker 22: Well, that's because we get a vast majority of independent
1:42:55
Speaker 22: voters who lean our way, because they have common sense
1:42:59
Speaker 22: and good judge. And that's because we get common sense
1:43:03
Speaker 22: Democrats who come up to me every day. Sid I
1:43:07
Speaker 22: had a woman come up to me the other day,
1:43:09
Speaker 22: sixty five years old. I'm not telling you her age,
1:43:12
Speaker 22: because I asked her. She told me. She said, I'm
1:43:14
Speaker 22: sixty five years old. I'm a lifelong Democrat. I've never
1:43:19
Speaker 22: voted Republican in my life. I'm voting for you, Bruce,
1:43:22
Speaker 22: because my party is insane.
1:43:26
Speaker 5: That's the bottom line. I'm so happy that people are
1:43:29
Speaker 5: doing things like that. And we've got examples, even Howard
1:43:33
Speaker 5: yesterday that he was standing right behind us. The people
1:43:37
Speaker 5: that have been lifelong Democrats, they can't do it anymore.
1:43:39
Speaker 5: They just can't do it anymore. Pat Russo checks in,
1:43:42
Speaker 5: bring back qualified immunity for the cops, get rid of
1:43:45
Speaker 5: the diaphragm, law nyp do you are not the problem.
1:43:48
Speaker 5: It's the other folks and Pat wisso happens to me right.
1:43:50
Speaker 5: I know you agree with that, Bruce Blakeman, I know
1:43:52
Speaker 5: you do. So you're all over the state. I think
1:43:54
Speaker 5: you're in Buffalo this morning. I think the weather turned out.
1:43:57
Speaker 5: I don't even know, to be honest, but you know,
1:43:59
Speaker 5: we miss.
1:44:00
Speaker 22: We missed our flight. Unfortunately, we am. I'm very upset
1:44:03
Speaker 22: about it because I was going to meet a group
1:44:07
Speaker 22: of labor leaders up there. Paul Brown is the leader
1:44:10
Speaker 22: up there, and we missed it. Unfortunately. We've got a
1:44:15
Speaker 22: band of thunderstorms coming in and they said we could
1:44:20
Speaker 22: probably get you out there, but we won't be able
1:44:22
Speaker 22: to get you back. And I've got Joe Cairo's big
1:44:25
Speaker 22: charity tonight, Pat Cairo Family Foundation that raises money for
1:44:30
Speaker 22: cancer research and Calvary Hospital. So I didn't want to
1:44:33
Speaker 22: miss that. And I have a fundraiser later today. So
1:44:37
Speaker 22: I got to get back up to Buffalo. I got
1:44:39
Speaker 22: to see those people in organized labor because they need help.
1:44:42
Speaker 22: I want to start apprentice programs in our community colleges
1:44:46
Speaker 22: for kids who may want to become a plumber, a carpenter,
1:44:49
Speaker 22: a sheet metal worker, an operating engineer, and you know,
1:44:54
Speaker 22: these are the types of things where we can create
1:44:57
Speaker 22: good jobs with good benefits for our young people. They'll
1:45:00
Speaker 22: stay here in our.
1:45:01
Speaker 5: State hundred percent. Well, get the guy that drove me
1:45:04
Speaker 5: into your offices yesterday, Tom Sullivan. He's a pilot, he's
1:45:07
Speaker 5: got a plane. He'll fly you there.
1:45:09
Speaker 22: Yeah, Tom, Tom said no go today. Tom said the
1:45:14
Speaker 22: weather's not good. You're not going.
1:45:17
Speaker 5: You're not going. I know on the way there. I
1:45:19
Speaker 5: know when I came at your office is yesterday, your
1:45:21
Speaker 5: beautiful office. You're having this big meeting with like ten
1:45:23
Speaker 5: important people, and I broke the news to you. I said,
1:45:26
Speaker 5: you're not going, Bruce, And Chris Boyle was like, he's
1:45:28
Speaker 5: got to go. You're not going, Bruce. How about the
1:45:30
Speaker 5: time you were done? You weren't going. Let me get
1:45:33
Speaker 5: to the part of the campaign that's a little more
1:45:36
Speaker 5: difficult than that is. Early on, you and I talked
1:45:39
Speaker 5: about name recognition around the state. There's been reports about money,
1:45:43
Speaker 5: how much money you guys have raised exactly I know
1:45:46
Speaker 5: the real numbers and they were very, very good. So
1:45:49
Speaker 5: some of the stuff that people talk about in terms
1:45:51
Speaker 5: of I don't want to say, criticize in the campaign,
1:45:53
Speaker 5: but saying things that you need to work on to
1:45:57
Speaker 5: ensure victory or any of these things concerns for you.
1:46:02
Speaker 22: Now. I get a lot of advice, some of it's good.
1:46:07
Speaker 22: What I tell people now is we don't need advice.
1:46:10
Speaker 22: We need help. So make a contribution. Volunteer, put along,
1:46:15
Speaker 22: sign up, make a list of people, make sure they
1:46:18
Speaker 22: get out to vote. Our campaign is doing very very well.
1:46:22
Speaker 22: Think about how far we've come. We're in a virtual
1:46:24
Speaker 22: dead heat right now, and I'm very proud of something said.
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Speaker 5: Really you can make the argument public enemy number one.
1:47:25
Speaker 5: A lot of people died and there were still people
1:47:27
Speaker 5: getting sick, these vaccines and all this, all this stuff
1:47:30
Speaker 5: that he actually promoted and keeping our kids away from school,
1:47:34
Speaker 5: our kids and morons. To be honest, he's a very
1:47:36
Speaker 5: very bad man, very bad and Rand Paul I don't like,
1:47:41
Speaker 5: but I will give credit to people I don't like
1:47:42
Speaker 5: when I think they do well. Ran Paul's doing a
1:47:44
Speaker 5: great job here today he has explained all of it.
1:47:48
Speaker 5: Gain a function or the research, the lies, the inconsistencies
1:47:53
Speaker 5: coming from Rand Paul, he's given from Fauci. He's given
1:47:57
Speaker 5: Fauci opportunity after opportunity today to disarm them, disarm Ran Paul,
1:48:04
Speaker 5: Gary Peters and others. And instead of doing that, this coward,
1:48:09
Speaker 5: this lying piece of garbage, Anthony Fauci has now more
1:48:15
Speaker 5: than once used his Fifth Amendment right not to answer
1:48:21
Speaker 5: a question, not one. Now it's a circus because his
1:48:24
Speaker 5: DUSPAG attorney started talking and ran Paul said, buddy, you
1:48:29
Speaker 5: have not been recognized by the committee. Please stop talking.
1:48:31
Speaker 5: He was very nice, Ryan was very nice. Please stop talking.
1:48:35
Speaker 5: The guy wouldn't shut up. So moments ago, with Lord
1:48:38
Speaker 5: Ingram sitting right there, they removed Fauchi's attorney from the room.
1:48:43
Speaker 5: And now it is Gary Peters out of Michigan who's
1:48:48
Speaker 5: talking to Fauci. And all Fauchi does is take a
1:48:52
Speaker 5: sip of water, look straight ahead and invoke his fifth Amendment.
1:48:55
Speaker 22: Right.
1:48:56
Speaker 5: He's a clown, He's a bad guy. So we'll take
1:48:58
Speaker 5: a break and we'll come back and talk about how
1:49:01
Speaker 5: we got here to this senate here in this morning
1:49:04
Speaker 5: Sid and.
1:49:05
Speaker 2: Friends in the morning on the Red Apple podcast Network.
1:49:10
Speaker 5: Anthony Fauchier, who continues to invoke his fifth Amendment. Right,
1:49:14
Speaker 5: he has I answered one question, not one. Boranda the Vine,
1:49:18
Speaker 5: her new column is out and the title is Anthony
1:49:22
Speaker 5: Fauci was the quote big head of COVID response. We
1:49:26
Speaker 5: hear about this yesterday Ron Johnson on Box News talking
1:49:29
Speaker 5: about how Fauci would love the fact that all these politicians,
1:49:34
Speaker 5: losers like Cavin Neuseman, Bill de Blasio, would you know,
1:49:37
Speaker 5: take them seriously. Became a fan of all the celebrities.
1:49:40
Speaker 5: He became a huge celebrity himself. He loved that He's evil.
1:49:44
Speaker 5: Here he is, Miranda the Vine Branda, good morning. How
1:49:47
Speaker 5: are you?
1:49:48
Speaker 7: Good morning? Sid? I'm well, I'm just shaking my head
1:49:53
Speaker 7: about Fauchi's performance right now in Washington. And you know,
1:49:58
Speaker 7: you said he's lawyer. Was just thrown out the lawyer,
1:50:01
Speaker 7: honestly grandstanding and then taking his time to pack his
1:50:06
Speaker 7: stuff into his suitcase, making a big deal about it.
1:50:09
Speaker 7: And Rand Paul just said that Anthony Fauci has brought
1:50:13
Speaker 7: half a dozen lawyers along. Who's paying for that?
1:50:18
Speaker 5: That's a very good question. We are and there are
1:50:20
Speaker 5: a half a dozen, which means there are still five
1:50:23
Speaker 5: sitting in that chamber somewhere next to Fauci. And I'm surprised.
1:50:27
Speaker 5: You know, I really did think that you would answer
1:50:29
Speaker 5: at least some of these questions. I don't speak to
1:50:33
Speaker 5: anybody the last couple of days that wasn't looking forward
1:50:37
Speaker 5: to it, back and forth between where Paul and Anthony Fauci.
1:50:40
Speaker 5: So I must say, I'm a bit surprised, are you.
1:50:45
Speaker 7: Look, I thought it was fifty to fifty that he
1:50:47
Speaker 7: would do that, And I mean he ran Paul, who's
1:50:51
Speaker 7: been absolutely stalwart and fantastic, unflinching as a chairman. You
1:50:56
Speaker 7: don't often see that with these Republicans. They're usually two nights.
1:51:00
Speaker 7: But he's quite happy not to be a nice guy.
1:51:04
Speaker 7: And he has told Anthony Fauci that it is illegal,
1:51:08
Speaker 7: it is a crime for him to appear and refuse
1:51:12
Speaker 7: to answer questions when he has been given a pardon.
1:51:16
Speaker 7: So I don't know. He said he'll take it further,
1:51:19
Speaker 7: and Fauci doesn't care. I mean, he's such a narcissist.
1:51:22
Speaker 7: He's sitting there, he's reveling in the attention, and he
1:51:26
Speaker 7: still has his sickophants and his sucker uppers in the
1:51:30
Speaker 7: media who are running cover for him.
1:51:32
Speaker 5: He really does. And yes, he was pardoned by Biden,
1:51:36
Speaker 5: so it is illegal. Rampaul is right. But part of
1:51:40
Speaker 5: the problem is I've heard this one hundred times today
1:51:42
Speaker 5: and yesterday, is that people are frustrated because there are
1:51:47
Speaker 5: noother repercussions. You know, we put these people on the
1:51:50
Speaker 5: hill all the time. Some of them are really bad people.
1:51:54
Speaker 5: They've done really bad things. A lot of people died
1:51:58
Speaker 5: because of Anthony Fauci. There never seems to be any
1:52:02
Speaker 5: real percussions.
1:52:04
Speaker 7: Is that right, Miranda, Yeah, it's certainly the way it seems.
1:52:09
Speaker 7: I mean, look, you know various Republican chairman, you know,
1:52:14
Speaker 7: people like James Comer and so on, they get frustrated
1:52:18
Speaker 7: as well, and the media is frustrated, frustrating, and we
1:52:23
Speaker 7: are frustrated with them. But it is they keep pointing
1:52:28
Speaker 7: out that really Congress is not where you're going to
1:52:32
Speaker 7: have those kinds of you know, repercussions for people. It's
1:52:36
Speaker 7: really just a body that investigates and tries to bring
1:52:41
Speaker 7: transparency to an issue, and then it's up to the
1:52:43
Speaker 7: Department of Justice. And you know, the DOJ has shown
1:52:46
Speaker 7: zero interest it's now six years on since COVID started,
1:52:52
Speaker 7: and no interest in bringing Anthony Fauci to book. So
1:52:56
Speaker 7: I think that's why Rand Paul is doing, within theus
1:53:00
Speaker 7: of his power, the best he can to try and
1:53:03
Speaker 7: set up a perjury trap for Fauchi, because Faucher has
1:53:07
Speaker 7: lied about absolutely everything. Bobby Kennedy Jr. Was correct yesterday
1:53:12
Speaker 7: when he said that, I mean, you can see from
1:53:15
Speaker 7: his diary he's apart from the fact that he's a
1:53:19
Speaker 7: total narcissist and vain and boasting and you know, celebrity hare,
1:53:24
Speaker 7: same hare. He also said things in his diary that
1:53:28
Speaker 7: were completely at odds to what he was saying in public,
1:53:32
Speaker 7: Like he knew very early on that the virus did
1:53:38
Speaker 7: not emanate from a wet market in Wuhan, that came
1:53:41
Speaker 7: from the lab where he had funded secretly that dangerous
1:53:46
Speaker 7: gain of function research, outsourced it to China, and yet
1:53:51
Speaker 7: in public he saying, oh, no, there's no evidence, you know.
1:53:54
Speaker 7: And he was gitting up these scientists, many of whom
1:53:58
Speaker 7: owed him as he gave them government grants. These scientists
1:54:03
Speaker 7: wrote a bogus scientific paper saying that it didn't come
1:54:07
Speaker 7: from the lab, that it most likely came from a
1:54:09
Speaker 7: panguin or some sort of animal, some sort of natural origin,
1:54:14
Speaker 7: and that was a total lie. And he pretended that
1:54:17
Speaker 7: this was nothing to do with him, when emails show
1:54:20
Speaker 7: behind the scenes, he's there orchestrating it. He also orchestrated,
1:54:25
Speaker 7: as we found out from a CIA whistleblower, getting the
1:54:29
Speaker 7: intelligence community, including the FBI, briefed by his pet scientists
1:54:35
Speaker 7: so that the lie set in. He got away with
1:54:38
Speaker 7: literal mass murder, Yeah.
1:54:41
Speaker 5: He really did. And then it compounded. He compounded it
1:54:44
Speaker 5: by the vaccines and Ryan Johnson has done a very
1:54:48
Speaker 5: good job of pointing out just how dangerous medically these
1:54:51
Speaker 5: vaccines have been and then turning a whole generation of
1:54:55
Speaker 5: our kids into morons, you know, making sure these kids
1:54:59
Speaker 5: never went to school, with the help of more terrible
1:55:01
Speaker 5: people like Randy Winegotten and Michael moregrew. So A, he lied,
1:55:06
Speaker 5: b he knew all about the real origins of this virus,
1:55:10
Speaker 5: so people were dying, and then he compounded the problem.
1:55:13
Speaker 5: But what he did afterwards, right.
1:55:16
Speaker 7: The lockdowns, everything he did, the masks, the lockdowns, the vaccines,
1:55:22
Speaker 7: the cover up, the coronavirus research he funded, all of
1:55:26
Speaker 7: it was just one disaster after another. And you know,
1:55:31
Speaker 7: there's one section from the Yeah, I concentrated on his
1:55:35
Speaker 7: vanity because I think it's so destructive to his like
1:55:40
Speaker 7: everlasting reputation. But there's lines in there where he says,
1:55:45
Speaker 7: I spoke with Bill de Blacio, the mayor of New
1:55:47
Speaker 7: York City, and convinced him to close the New York
1:55:51
Speaker 7: City schools. I also told him you should close the
1:55:54
Speaker 7: bars and restaurants in New York. He said that he
1:55:57
Speaker 7: would base this on my recommendation, you know. And then
1:56:01
Speaker 7: there's another one that shows how callous really sociopathic callousness
1:56:06
Speaker 7: and lack of empathy. He writes on March fifteen, twenty twenty,
1:56:11
Speaker 7: Big Day USA equals two thousand, eight hundred and eighty
1:56:16
Speaker 7: eight cases with fifty eight deaths. I did all five
1:56:20
Speaker 7: Sunday shows today, my third FACI five this week on ABC,
1:56:25
Speaker 7: NBC pbis blah blah. I mean, it was all about
1:56:28
Speaker 7: his media profile. It was all about celebrities like Barbara
1:56:33
Speaker 7: Streisan and Julia Roberts saying he's their personal hero. That's
1:56:37
Speaker 7: what his diary is all about. While people are dying.
1:56:42
Speaker 5: Terrible and I read your carlam. You mentioned Orlando Bloom
1:56:45
Speaker 5: and Milo Counis and Ashton Kutcher, Amy Poehler. What a
1:56:49
Speaker 5: bunch of losers, Lily Tomlin so be here, Bush Mavacanie.
1:56:52
Speaker 22: Kind of like I'm making mcconnegie.
1:56:54
Speaker 5: Yeah, I like him, Steve Magic Times and Tom bas
1:56:57
Speaker 5: So you think some of these people have actually now
1:57:01
Speaker 5: turned around and said, you know what, maybe I don't
1:57:05
Speaker 5: like this guy so much? Or do you think that
1:57:07
Speaker 5: these people remained steadfast in their support.
1:57:13
Speaker 7: I think that they take their cues from the media
1:57:17
Speaker 7: that they consume. And I think one metrics says it all.
1:57:23
Speaker 7: Media Research Center showed that CBS was the only one
1:57:27
Speaker 7: of the five networks that carried anything about the diary.
1:57:31
Speaker 7: They decided to do a blackout on Fauchi's diary.
1:57:34
Speaker 5: Is right.
1:57:35
Speaker 7: They had built him up as a saint Wow into
1:57:38
Speaker 7: the Media Research Center. Only CBS, and look.
1:57:43
Speaker 5: Let me point this out, was only CBS also married
1:57:48
Speaker 5: from speech five two weeks ago.
1:57:51
Speaker 7: He isn't manager, of course, because Barry White. Why they
1:57:55
Speaker 7: hate Barry White. I mean, she's not turning it into
1:57:59
Speaker 7: a conservative BASTIONI she's just opening it up. I mean
1:58:03
Speaker 7: she's she's not a right winger. No, she's just being honest.
1:58:08
Speaker 5: Right, So CBS in both cases, Fauci and Aaron the
1:58:12
Speaker 5: Trump thing is what they came up big and what
1:58:14
Speaker 5: we're gonna say about The New York Times them too.
1:58:17
Speaker 7: The New York Times wrote a piece utterly dishonest, hosing
1:58:21
Speaker 7: down the Fauci stuff and pretending that somehow Rand Paul
1:58:26
Speaker 7: had done something really untoward by releasing the personal private
1:58:31
Speaker 7: diaries of Anthony Fauci, and as Bobby Kennedy Jr. Pointed out,
1:58:37
Speaker 7: that's totally dishonest and incredibly sloppy work. By the New
1:58:42
Speaker 7: York Times because this is a government piece of information.
1:58:47
Speaker 7: These are diary entries that Fauci made in work time
1:58:52
Speaker 7: on a government computer that Kennedy had his staff spent
1:58:57
Speaker 7: eight months scouring eleven us to dig it up where
1:59:01
Speaker 7: it had been secreted and deleted and hidden away. Bauci
1:59:05
Speaker 7: thought no one would find it. He put a lot
1:59:08
Speaker 7: of this stuff in his totally self congratulatory autobiography, which
1:59:15
Speaker 7: just read like a total vainglorious love Leonard to himself,
1:59:21
Speaker 7: but just like his diary. But that was presumably why
1:59:24
Speaker 7: he did it, just to remind himself he loves it.
1:59:27
Speaker 7: Like even now, you can see him sitting there leading
1:59:30
Speaker 7: the feasts, and he's got his little fan base around him.
1:59:33
Speaker 7: The diary shows all the media sicker fans who behind
1:59:37
Speaker 7: the scenes, Dana Bash, Jake Tapper, etc. Were congratulating him
1:59:42
Speaker 7: because he was Trump deranged. And so the reason, I think,
1:59:47
Speaker 7: big reason for his popularity, all the bubbleheads and the
1:59:50
Speaker 7: shrines to Anthony Bauci and the Fauci T shirts and
1:59:55
Speaker 7: so on, all of that was the leftist who hated
1:59:58
Speaker 7: Donald Trump, and they saw thought Fauci is their best
2:00:02
Speaker 7: weapon against him, and he was. He really did a
2:00:04
Speaker 7: lot of damage to Donald Trump in twenty twenty. And
2:00:07
Speaker 7: Trump was right and Fauci was wrong. But I guess
2:00:11
Speaker 7: it was too difficult. He was so powerful Fauci in
2:00:14
Speaker 7: the Health Department of Health realm. It was impossible really
2:00:18
Speaker 7: for even the President to go against him, at least
2:00:21
Speaker 7: at the beginning. In the end, it was just too late,
2:00:24
Speaker 7: too late. Yeah, Trump woke up.
2:00:26
Speaker 5: There is one media member who's giving him the stink
2:00:28
Speaker 5: guy the whole time, and she's in every frame, and
2:00:30
Speaker 5: that's our friend Laura Ingram. You can see her rolling
2:00:33
Speaker 5: a rise and yeah, she's looking I'm like, I want
2:00:35
Speaker 5: to kill him. Great job by Laura. You know, a
2:00:38
Speaker 5: lot of people think that if the election wasn't rigged, Okay,
2:00:41
Speaker 5: a lot of people believe it was. But if it
2:00:43
Speaker 5: wasn't rigged, the reason why Trump lost in twenty twenty
2:00:46
Speaker 5: was because of COVID. The country was doing great economically,
2:00:50
Speaker 5: we were killing it and then it all fell apart,
2:00:53
Speaker 5: and Trump did the best he could. Obviously was given
2:00:56
Speaker 5: horrible advice by criminals like Anthony Fauci, but they do
2:00:59
Speaker 5: chalk it up to that, And I guess some are
2:01:01
Speaker 5: wondering how vocal will Trump be about this now? Trump
2:01:05
Speaker 5: is made to Bobby Kennedy. We know that because of
2:01:07
Speaker 5: the vaccines, he wants him to really, really do a
2:01:10
Speaker 5: whole reschedule with ten on those. He said that publicly
2:01:13
Speaker 5: he's upset with Bobby Kennedy. But you expect to hear
2:01:16
Speaker 5: more from Trump about Anthony Bouci's performance today.
2:01:23
Speaker 7: Well, he did put out a truth this morning saying
2:01:28
Speaker 7: that you know Fauchi, he was onto him and that
2:01:33
Speaker 7: the damage that he did came primarily through Biden. And
2:01:38
Speaker 7: he says, I didn't know this, that he phoned Biden
2:01:41
Speaker 7: at the end of his presidency and warned him about Fauchi,
2:01:45
Speaker 7: said he's a bad guy and he was wrong about everything,
2:01:48
Speaker 7: and he said Biden was receptive on the phone, but
2:01:52
Speaker 7: immediately sanctified Fauci. He'd also been talking to Fauchi behind
2:01:57
Speaker 7: the scenes. That's evident in the diary that in twenty twenty,
2:02:02
Speaker 7: Fauci boasts about how Joe and Jill Biden sent him
2:02:06
Speaker 7: notes and a cookie and a note of cookie and said, oh,
2:02:10
Speaker 7: you know, please stay strong. You're doing such a great job.
2:02:13
Speaker 7: You're our personal hero. We need you. And there are
2:02:17
Speaker 7: other diary entries showing that he was helping Biden behind
2:02:21
Speaker 7: the scenes and pretending that he was not biased. And then,
2:02:25
Speaker 7: of course Joe Biden met him his White House medical advisor.
2:02:30
Speaker 7: And as Trump points out in this truth, more people
2:02:34
Speaker 7: died from the pandemic during Biden than had during Trump.
2:02:39
Speaker 7: Remember when Biden so disgustingly used to walk around he
2:02:43
Speaker 7: could have in his top pocket during the campaign a number, right,
2:02:47
Speaker 7: a death toll. He would read it out lasciviously like
2:02:50
Speaker 7: it was, you know, a campaign bond mot He loved,
2:02:53
Speaker 7: a little amuse bouche that he would use to make
2:02:56
Speaker 7: himself look great, and Trump looked terrible. And then of
2:03:00
Speaker 7: course when the death toll went up higher and higher
2:03:03
Speaker 7: under him and he kept us locked down and destroyed
2:03:07
Speaker 7: the economy, he stopped talking about it. And the media
2:03:11
Speaker 7: organizations that used to have a rolling count they dropped
2:03:15
Speaker 7: it as well. So it was just, you know, like
2:03:18
Speaker 7: now the media has not learned a lesson. They're still
2:03:22
Speaker 7: doing what they did before, burnishing Fauchi, not allowing their
2:03:27
Speaker 7: stupid audience. You just don't understand how they're being lied to,
2:03:33
Speaker 7: just letting them believe that Fauci's a hero. And then
2:03:36
Speaker 7: it's just right wing fascists that are that are, you know,
2:03:41
Speaker 7: being mean to him and demonizing him.
2:03:43
Speaker 5: Yeah, they call us conspiracy theories. A theorists, I should say,
2:03:47
Speaker 5: the ones that are coming down on Bauji conspiracy. There
2:03:50
Speaker 5: is a second people died, like a lot of people died.
2:03:52
Speaker 5: I don't know. It makes me a conspiracy theorist. Some''s
2:03:54
Speaker 5: going by the numbers. You're amazing, whether it's Hunter Biden,
2:03:57
Speaker 5: Joe Biden, Anthony Fauci. If some Boddy out there is
2:04:01
Speaker 5: doing something wrong, I'm gonna warn you right now. It's
2:04:05
Speaker 5: like boebe all right. If you're a terrorist, he's gonna
2:04:07
Speaker 5: find you. He's gonna kill you. If you're out there
2:04:09
Speaker 5: right now doing something wrong. Miranda de Vine is going
2:04:13
Speaker 5: to find you. Then she's going to right about you
2:04:17
Speaker 5: and it's always the truth, and then hopefully she'll ruin you.
2:04:21
Speaker 5: That's my hope. Miranda, You're great. I love you so much.
2:04:24
Speaker 5: I will you do a great job here. Thank you
2:04:26
Speaker 5: so much.
2:04:28
Speaker 7: It's good to talk to you.
2:04:30
Speaker 5: You too. God bless you. The best comments to anyone
2:04:32
Speaker 5: in the world today. I mean that New York Post.
2:04:34
Speaker 5: Miranda Devine, she's up on this she's got it all
2:04:36
Speaker 5: and this thing is still going on. But at this
2:04:38
Speaker 5: point it's just like beating a dead body because he
2:04:41
Speaker 5: will not speak, He will not answer any questions. He
2:04:44
Speaker 5: keeps evoking the Fifth Amendment. So we got James Langbert,
2:04:47
Speaker 5: we got Peters, we got Ron Johnson, We've got Rand Paul,
2:04:51
Speaker 5: We've got Hassan, all these people that are asking questions
2:04:56
Speaker 5: of Fauci, and he says, yeah, I'm not gonna answer.
2:05:00
Speaker 5: How about those mets. We'll take a short break back
2:05:03
Speaker 5: after this, Sid.
2:05:04
Speaker 2: And Friends in the morning on the Red Apple podcast network.
2:05:10
Speaker 5: Everybody's Anthony Fauci.
2:05:13
Speaker 12: This guy's just gonna sit there.
2:05:16
Speaker 5: Then if but that's all he's done is plead the
2:05:20
Speaker 5: fifth Plead, the fifth Plead, the fifth. He loves it.
2:05:23
Speaker 5: He loves every second of it. His attorney took his
2:05:25
Speaker 5: time putting his stuff back in his at that shakecase
2:05:29
Speaker 5: and exiting the room, and Ran Paul had him thrown out.
2:05:32
Speaker 5: That was a good job by Rampole. RAN's been great.
2:05:34
Speaker 5: I don't like Rand. You guys know that, but I'm
2:05:37
Speaker 5: not above giving people credit that I don't even like.
2:05:41
Speaker 5: So RAN's been great. They've all been great. But I
2:05:45
Speaker 5: think the issue becomes again, for the millionth time, anybody's
2:05:49
Speaker 5: been paying attention, knows that Anthony Fauci lied, lied, and
2:05:55
Speaker 5: it led to the death of many, many people. Death, death,
2:05:59
Speaker 5: and also psychological issues. All of us that were stuck
2:06:04
Speaker 5: in our apartments and homes and couldn't leave because God
2:06:08
Speaker 5: for bid we walked outside, we were going to die.
2:06:11
Speaker 5: The psychological impacts of that were awful, and that were kids,
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Speaker 5: a whole generation of morons. Seriously, I'm not trying to
2:06:20
Speaker 5: be funny. I'm being serious. And this guy was a
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Speaker 5: part of all of it, all of it, and he's
2:06:28
Speaker 5: sitting there like he's a superstar. He looks stoic, he's
2:06:33
Speaker 5: drinking from his water, his expression doesn't change, but he's
2:06:37
Speaker 5: loving every second of it. He is legitimately a psycho.
2:06:43
Speaker 5: But the problem becomes a lot of us believe, including
2:06:46
Speaker 5: know that with all this evidence that proves that this
2:06:52
Speaker 5: guy lied and did things to hurt Americans and kill Americans,
2:06:58
Speaker 5: that the confidence that's I think it's gonna happen to
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Speaker 5: this guy is somewhere between zero and less than that.
2:07:06
Speaker 5: Is that fair to say, No, Yeah, nothing's happening, Nothing's
2:07:08
Speaker 5: gonna happen. Rand said that he what he's doing is illegal,
2:07:14
Speaker 5: that when you get part in which he was by
2:07:16
Speaker 5: Joe Biden, that you cannot take the fifth.
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Speaker 12: Did you know that that may be true?
2:07:21
Speaker 5: I don't know, but you still feel like it's gonna happen.
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Speaker 12: No, the guys. First of all, they're not jailing guys
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Speaker 12: eighty five years old. And you have to remember, as
2:07:29
Speaker 12: much as you despise them, there's a whole half of
2:07:32
Speaker 12: the country that they love. The greatest thing ever I know.
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Speaker 5: Well, that's the case of everything today. That's just the
2:07:36
Speaker 5: way it is. Half love, half hate, right, starting with
2:07:40
Speaker 5: President Trump and just about everything else. Very hard to
2:07:43
Speaker 5: find something that almost everybody loves except for me.
2:07:46
Speaker 12: What sorry, come again?
2:07:51
Speaker 5: A right Madonna share?
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Speaker 4: Well, everybody doesn't agree on Madonna.
2:07:58
Speaker 5: No, I don't think. I don't think so. I think
2:08:01
Speaker 5: you know, everybody loves Maureen Morgan, the beautiful wife of
2:08:06
Speaker 5: our dear friend Pete Morgan. And I mentioned Maureen's hilarious.
2:08:11
Speaker 5: She's great because today is Maureen Morgan's birthday. Happy birthday, Maureen. Yeah,
2:08:19
Speaker 5: I just saw it about twenty minutes ago and I
2:08:21
Speaker 5: was talking to Miranda Divine, So happy birthday. Maureen. We
2:08:24
Speaker 5: all love you. We love Pete too. Happy birthday to you,
2:08:28
Speaker 5: Happy birthday, Happy birthday, Maureen.
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Speaker 4: You got two still love you?
2:08:31
Speaker 5: Yeah? Well, yeah, that's right. She has two names, unlike me.
2:08:34
Speaker 5: I got one. And now she's settled being a birthday
2:08:36
Speaker 5: with Geddy Lee and Martina McBride Big Stuff.
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Speaker 12: And Gabe Layden's birthday is time.
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Speaker 4: Oh my god, is that true?
2:08:45
Speaker 7: Yeah?
2:08:45
Speaker 5: Gabriel, Yeah today, Oh my god, happy birthday. What are
2:08:49
Speaker 5: you guys gonna do? Uh?
2:08:52
Speaker 12: Well, I threatened him last night because I was the
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Speaker 12: guy that used to bring cupcakes into his class when
2:08:56
Speaker 12: he was a kid. Then I was going to show
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Speaker 12: up it as a workplace. And actually he sent me
2:08:59
Speaker 12: a hex this morning saying, you're really not going to
2:09:02
Speaker 12: do that, because I really don't want you to show up.
2:09:03
Speaker 12: You know what's funny about that, upcakes?
2:09:05
Speaker 5: I've got a son named Gabriel too, Okay. And I
2:09:08
Speaker 5: did show up at Gabriel's workplace yesterday, and I made
2:09:11
Speaker 5: a speech in front of all of the interns, him
2:09:13
Speaker 5: and all his little friends, and he loved it. And
2:09:15
Speaker 5: maybe two minutes ago they took a big picture at
2:09:18
Speaker 5: the end of this speech, like one hundred kids with
2:09:20
Speaker 5: me in the middle, and like two minutes ago, Gabriel
2:09:23
Speaker 5: sent me the picture they took yesterday and he said, Dad,
2:09:26
Speaker 5: you look great, what a great picture. So your son,
2:09:29
Speaker 5: Gabriel is like that, don't come anywhere near this place.
2:09:32
Speaker 5: And my son is like, come on, come on.
2:09:34
Speaker 12: No, I you know he is a new job lasting
2:09:37
Speaker 12: is he wants me to show up with why if
2:09:39
Speaker 12: you'll know him late in your pay You imagine if
2:09:41
Speaker 12: I did that, he would be so angry at it.
2:09:42
Speaker 5: I know, but it would work for him.
2:09:44
Speaker 4: You should send three or four separate deliveries of cupcakes.
2:09:47
Speaker 5: I got to tell you, a bunch of these interns,
2:09:50
Speaker 5: my son is very popular. He is okay, but there
2:09:52
Speaker 5: are a few interns, not a bunch of you. But
2:09:54
Speaker 5: didn't really talked to Gabriel. Guess what if the dad
2:09:57
Speaker 5: showed up, they all want to be his friend, all
2:10:00
Speaker 5: of them. That may be the case with Gabe Layton.
2:10:03
Speaker 5: Hip shows up. You know you're a famous guy. People
2:10:07
Speaker 5: love you.
2:10:08
Speaker 12: Yeah, if you saw the text, you would not show
2:10:10
Speaker 12: up with cupcase you know how?
2:10:13
Speaker 5: Yeah?
2:10:13
Speaker 12: Oh my god, because he knows I'll do it, So.
2:10:16
Speaker 4: He doesn't want me to do use one name for
2:10:18
Speaker 4: both gave.
2:10:19
Speaker 12: No, he can't do that because you got too.
2:10:21
Speaker 5: You know what It's like. It's like the Italian restaurant
2:10:24
Speaker 5: Rockos by my house, your house, lou And there's two Vinis.
2:10:27
Speaker 5: There's Vinnie and there's Vinnie.
2:10:29
Speaker 4: Yeah, well that's one little area. If you went thirty
2:10:32
Speaker 4: feet another direction, you find another vine.
2:10:34
Speaker 5: Probably in that restaurant, you got two owners. They're both
2:10:37
Speaker 5: named Vinnie. And I was there on Friday, and Vinnie C.
2:10:41
Speaker 5: The guy you see at the front every time you
2:10:43
Speaker 5: walk in. His mom died on Friday. Yesterday was the funeral.
2:10:47
Speaker 5: He heard you and I talking about him and his
2:10:49
Speaker 5: late mom, and he sent me a text thanking me.
2:10:52
Speaker 5: And he made it very very clear in the text
2:10:55
Speaker 5: that he is Vinnie C. Because I think the other
2:10:59
Speaker 5: guy is Vinnie E. P although I'm not sure.
2:11:02
Speaker 4: Right, Okay, well, yeah, that's gonna be easy enough.
2:11:04
Speaker 5: It's very it's very confusing.
2:11:06
Speaker 4: Like Goodfellas at the wedding when he had like, you know,
2:11:09
Speaker 4: seventeen polls and Purdy, you know, Paulis.
2:11:12
Speaker 5: And well that was like when I was a kid
2:11:13
Speaker 5: going up almost every time a girl I knew was
2:11:15
Speaker 5: either Danielle or Maria. That's it. That's right, It's all
2:11:18
Speaker 5: I know.
2:11:18
Speaker 4: Yeah, Marie's all through it.
2:11:20
Speaker 5: Oh Marie.
2:11:20
Speaker 4: Everywhere I get confused myself is my nefew? Bully is Upbeaty? No,
2:11:26
Speaker 4: he's Mary Marie god bless.
2:11:28
Speaker 5: It's a popular name. I guess, I don't know.
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