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Hour 2: What did Jerrold Nadler say? · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: It's more of Mark the Mark Simon Show on WR Hey, well,
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Speaker 1: we got a lot to get to this hour. So
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Speaker 1: they are drawing down in Minnesota, Tom Holman announcing earlier
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Speaker 1: he will remove seven hundred ICE agents. They got three
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Speaker 1: thousand there, so he'll take about one third of them
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Speaker 1: home or somewhere else. Now, the problem is you don't
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Speaker 1: want to encourage these kind of protesters to move to
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Speaker 1: other cities. Now. ICE is operating all over America and
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Speaker 1: in many, many cities on a much bigger scale, and
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Speaker 1: there's no problem. The locals cooperate. Everything's done in a nice,
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Speaker 1: orderly fashion. It's only in Minnesota that they decided to
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Speaker 1: terrorize the ICE agents with protesters confronting them again. Confrontations everywhere.
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Speaker 1: But one of the reasons they're pulling out is they've
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Speaker 1: gotten about four thousand dangerous criminals off the street. Could
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Speaker 1: you imagine the federal governments in a force to remove
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Speaker 1: the most dangerous criminals off your street, and you get
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Speaker 1: mad at them and try to block them and try
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Speaker 1: to give them a hard time. So things calming down
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Speaker 1: a little in Minnesota. Hey, the Grammy Awards, which was
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Speaker 1: like the big anti ICE show this year, the Grammy
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Speaker 1: Awards with all the anti ice stuff, got very very
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Speaker 1: low ratings, low ratings, even worse than last year. Last
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Speaker 1: year wasn't so hot. Grammy's hit fourteen million. That's good
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Speaker 1: for today's television. But you know, the good old days,
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Speaker 1: the Grammys would get sixty five million, eighty million. Now
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Speaker 1: it's fourteen million, down six percent from last year, which
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Speaker 1: wasn't so hot. Hey. By the way, it's the last
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Speaker 1: year for CBS and the Grammys. You know, the Grammy
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Speaker 1: Awards have been on CBS for fifty years, beginning in
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Speaker 1: nineteen seventy three. The Grammy Awards were around in the fifties,
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Speaker 1: and it was the great producer Pierre Cosette, our old
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Speaker 1: buddy who I think it was nineteen fifty nine or sixty.
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Speaker 1: He got the idea to make it into a TV show,
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Speaker 1: which the networks thought was crazy, but he convinced them
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Speaker 1: and he got it on television for the first time.
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Speaker 1: And Pierre's close friend Andy Williams was the first host
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Speaker 1: of the Grammy Awards and it did very well. But
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Speaker 1: then about I think it was the early seventies, they
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Speaker 1: decided to cancel the Grammys. They didn't they weren't interested
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Speaker 1: in putting it on TV anymore. So Pierre went to CBS.
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Speaker 1: Bob Wood was the Presidency bus and he was close
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Speaker 1: to him, con begged and pleaded, convinced him to try
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Speaker 1: it on CBS. And that's where it's been for fifty years.
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Speaker 1: But this is the last year. Now it's moving next
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Speaker 1: year to Disney. Disney made a ten year deal for
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Speaker 1: the Grammy Awards, so next year it will be a
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Speaker 1: Disney show. It'll be on ABC, Disney Plus, and Hulu.
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Speaker 1: It'll be a sign cast on all three. So we'll
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Speaker 1: see if it does any better streaming. Hey, you know
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Speaker 1: that silly guy, Jerry Nadler, That waddling, ridiculous looking figure,
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Speaker 1: Jerry Nadler, left wing angry guy. He's getting a lot
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Speaker 1: of flack. Yesterday he made crazy, reckless comments. He said
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Speaker 1: he was going after Ice and he said the major
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Speaker 1: problem in this country is fascism in our streets. He said,
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Speaker 1: the attacks and American citizens by masked hoodlums. He's calling
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Speaker 1: law enforcement hoodlums. If you were attacked by a masked person,
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Speaker 1: you might think you were being kidnapped. You'd be justified
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Speaker 1: in shooting the person to protect yourself. So imagine this
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Speaker 1: is how crazy they get. They're like little children and
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Speaker 1: they're so angry. And you know when little children are angry,
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Speaker 1: they just spew anything out of their mouth. But Nadler's
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Speaker 1: a you know, public official, he should know better, but
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Speaker 1: he's spewing all this nonsense about you would be justified
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Speaker 1: in shooting ice because they're masked and you think you're
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Speaker 1: being kidnapped. And JD. Vance was the first to speak out,
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Speaker 1: calling Nadler demented, despicable behavior from an elected official. Donald
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Speaker 1: Trump Junior the guy's demented. Democrats once again openly calling
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Speaker 1: for violence. But again, you got to remember they're so angry.
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Speaker 1: The anger is again it's childish anger, like juvenile, childish,
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Speaker 1: out of control anger that they can't even And a
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Speaker 1: lot of these people are normally articulate people, but they
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Speaker 1: come to this and they can't even express themselves. They
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Speaker 1: just spew all this crazy, hysterical hyperbole. And Nadler getting
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Speaker 1: a lot of flack for it. Hey, you know the
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Speaker 1: story of Jill Biden's ex husband. Jill Biden was married
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Speaker 1: to a guy named Bill Stevenson million years going Delaware.
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Speaker 1: They were married. I think she was. Was she the
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Speaker 1: babysitter for the Stevenson Oh no, the I don't know something.
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Speaker 1: She was a babysitter winning But anyway, married to this guy,
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Speaker 1: Bill Stevenson, seems to be a happy marriage. But Joe Biden,
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Speaker 1: a young Joe Biden is the Senator and he somehow
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Speaker 1: meets Jill Biden and he starts having an affair with
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Speaker 1: her while she's married to Bill Stevenson. So Jill Biden
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Speaker 1: starts having a married woman has an affair with the
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Speaker 1: Senator Biden, and they're carrying on for a while, and
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Speaker 1: one day Jill's husband, Bill Stevenson, finds out his car
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Speaker 1: was in an accident. The car accident got banged up,
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Speaker 1: smashed a little, and then when the police report and
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Speaker 1: everything comes out, it turns out Joe Biden, the Senator,
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Speaker 1: was driving the wife's car and that's where he started
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Speaker 1: to realize they were having an affair. So it all
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Speaker 1: comes out that she's sleeping with U. And I think
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Speaker 1: Joe was married at the time too, so she's having
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Speaker 1: an affair with him. Anyway, they end up getting divorced.
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Speaker 1: Bill Stevenson and his wife Jill. They end up getting
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Speaker 1: a divorce. It gets messy. It goes into court and
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Speaker 1: Joe Biden is dating the wife, so he gets involved,
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Speaker 1: the Senator, Joe Biden, and he tries to really screw
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Speaker 1: over Bill Stevenson in court so that Jill gets everything,
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Speaker 1: takes everything the guy has. But the judge in the
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Speaker 1: court saw right through this some shenanigans Joe Biden was
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Speaker 1: trying to pull, and he ruled in Bill Stevenson's favor
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Speaker 1: where Jill didn't get everything he had. In fact that
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Speaker 1: it ended up Jill Biden owed him money. So the
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Speaker 1: guy who was lucky, he got a very fair judge
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Speaker 1: who saw what was going on. Well, it's Joe Biden,
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Speaker 1: evil Joe Biden. So then about a month later, Joe
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Speaker 1: Biden has Bill Stevenson arrested. You know, Joe Biden was
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Speaker 1: the senator in Delaware. It's a little small states like
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Speaker 1: it's almost like a county, and Joe Biden had a
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Speaker 1: lot of cloud He ranged for this husband of Jill's
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Speaker 1: to get arrested taken to jail over absolutely nothing. He
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Speaker 1: had a couple of businesses he owned restaurants and bars,
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Speaker 1: and one of the businesses they quarterly taxed was like
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Speaker 1: a thousand dollars and they got paid two days late,
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Speaker 1: which is nothing normal. But the police show up, they
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Speaker 1: arrest Bill Stevenson, they take him to jail. This is
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Speaker 1: all Joe Biden doing lawfair. He's got a long history
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Speaker 1: of using and weaponizing lawfare against his enemies. So that's
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Speaker 1: what happened there. Stevenson. Eventually he got convicted, but he
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Speaker 1: eventually went back to work and became again as a
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Speaker 1: very successful businessman. Now, in the last year or so,
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Speaker 1: there's been talk of getting a pardon for this guy
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Speaker 1: because it was the first terrible example of lawfare from
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Speaker 1: Joe Biden falsely convicting this guy, arresting this guy. So
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Speaker 1: a lot of people have gone to President Trump and
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Speaker 1: told him the story and tried to get a pardon
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Speaker 1: for this guy, Bill Stevens, and there's been talk of
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Speaker 1: this pardon coming. Well, all of a sudden, now it
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Speaker 1: comes out that Bill Stevenson murdered his wife, his new wife,
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Speaker 1: his current wife. She was found dead. Police have arrested
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Speaker 1: Bill Stevenson. They think he murdered her in a domestic
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Speaker 1: violence kind of situation. But it's made a lot of
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Speaker 1: people suspicious. They'd still somehow see the hand of Joe
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Speaker 1: Biden in this somewhere. I had no idea. I don't know,
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Speaker 1: maybe murdered her, maybe didn't, And people that know him
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Speaker 1: can't believe it. So everybody looking carefully at this case
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Speaker 1: to see if there was any any funny business trying
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Speaker 1: to frame Bill Stevenson all this. But we'll see he's
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Speaker 1: been arrested and we'll see what happens in this case. Hey,
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Speaker 1: speaking of domestic violence, So you know, mom, Donnie has
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Speaker 1: brought back this tired, old ridiculous thing about you don't
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Speaker 1: need police to respond to everything. Why can't we have
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Speaker 1: psychologists respond? Why can't we have social workers respond? So
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Speaker 1: if there's a domestic violence situation, the husband and wife,
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Speaker 1: domestic violence, let's have a social worker respond. And of
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Speaker 1: course everybody argues that that is the most police will taps.
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Speaker 1: The most dangerous call you to respond to. Domestic violence
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Speaker 1: is usually an out of control husband with a big
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Speaker 1: butcher knife, or he's in a rage, he's like controlled.
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Speaker 1: It's a it's the one thing cops hate to respond to.
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Speaker 1: You can really get hurt in a domestic violence situation.
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Speaker 1: So Mamdani wants to send in the social workers. It's
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Speaker 1: a ridiculous idea.
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Speaker 2: That is why I proposed creating a Department of Community
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Speaker 2: Safety to build a mental health system rooted in prevention,
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Speaker 2: in sustained care, and real crisis response, so officers no
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Speaker 2: longer have to handle these situations along. As I've said,
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Speaker 2: when there is a violent situation, such as with a weapon,
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Speaker 2: NYPD will be I'm a seene.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, Now, if you think it makes sense, they
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Speaker 1: have the social grist response. The answer is pretty simple.
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Speaker 1: If you talk to our great police commissioners, Ray Kelly
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Speaker 1: and the other great commissioners, they will explain to you
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Speaker 1: they have tried it. It's been tried in the past
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Speaker 1: two three times. New York City tried it. They did it,
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Speaker 1: they actually put it into effect. Now it turned out
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Speaker 1: the social workers got killed, stabbed, beaten up. It was horrible.
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Speaker 1: It doesn't work. Not to mention that after a while,
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Speaker 1: no social worker will respond. They don't want to respond
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Speaker 1: to any of these things. It's too dangerous. But New
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Speaker 1: York City has tried it. It has failed miserably and
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Speaker 1: violently every time. So it's a ridiculous idea. Police officers
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Speaker 1: will explain it to you. If you're going to send
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Speaker 1: only medical professionals there understand that it's a changing dynamic quickly.
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Speaker 1: They could pick up a weapon and charge at them.
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Speaker 1: What are they going to do then? How are they
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Speaker 1: going to defend themselves? That's why the police have to
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Speaker 1: go to these things. Now, if you want to pair
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Speaker 1: them all for the medical professional, that's fine. Yeah, now
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Speaker 1: they're trying that. So I guess that's the Mom Donnie program,
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Speaker 1: you know. But again, police have been through this a
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Speaker 1: million times. It doesn't make any sense to send the
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Speaker 1: social work here. Police get there, calm it down, and
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Speaker 1: maybe they have to take the husband in or something,
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Speaker 1: and then you send the social worker later at another time.
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Speaker 1: So this is the problem with Mom Donnie. You know,
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Speaker 1: he's never worked, he's never had a job, he's never
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Speaker 1: run anything, and he's like a college kid who just
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Speaker 1: got out of college. You know. They go to these
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Speaker 1: crazy ivy league kind of colleges where they teach them
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Speaker 1: all this flowery nonsense that never works in real life,
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Speaker 1: and they believe all this stuff and you cannot explain
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Speaker 1: to them whether it's socialism or social workers responding to
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Speaker 1: domestic finds. You can't explain to them. This has been
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Speaker 1: tried seven thousand times. It fails every single time. You
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Speaker 1: got to be so ridiculously naive to keep trying it
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Speaker 1: even though it's failed every single time. Hey, speaking of ice,
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Speaker 1: Jimmy Kimmel admits he not only goes to the anti
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Speaker 1: ice rallies, he brings his whole family with him out
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Speaker 1: there fighting law enforcement, standing up to them, trying to
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Speaker 1: stop them. You know, these guys like Jimmy kimmeler or Colbert,
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Speaker 1: they're so ridiculously partisan. They don't realize there's half the
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Speaker 1: country cannot even watch them. It's impossible. You've already gotten
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Speaker 1: rid of fifty percent of your audience before you even started.
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Speaker 1: They can't figure out they've got no ratings at all.
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Speaker 1: You know, Kimmel's got like one million viewers, Colbert maybe
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Speaker 1: he's got one point one million. They got absolutely nobody watching, nobody.
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Speaker 1: You know, Johnny Carson used to have fifteen million people.
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Speaker 1: They just can't figure this out. They end up getting fired.
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Speaker 1: Colbert is fired. He's wrapping it up in a couple
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Speaker 1: of weeks. Kimmel is basically fired. They wouldn't renew his contract.
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Speaker 1: They just gave him a one year extension, which is
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Speaker 1: unheard of. You always give a three to five year renewal.
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Speaker 1: He just got a little extension, so he's basically fired.
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Speaker 1: And take the Washington Post. You here's another example. The
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Speaker 1: Washington Post was always a little slanted to the left,
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Speaker 1: but then it went crazy trumped derangement syndrome, partisan, and
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Speaker 1: you get rid of half your audience. You can't read,
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Speaker 1: so readership is way way down. It's now owned by
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Speaker 1: Jeff Bezos. And if you got very few readers, you
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Speaker 1: got to start cutting costs. So they just announced they're
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Speaker 1: laying off three hundred people, getting rid of the sports section,
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Speaker 1: of this section, of that section. The employees are up
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Speaker 1: in arms. There's a mutiny. They're outraged. They can't believe it.
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Speaker 1: But but if you go that partisan, you're gonna lose
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Speaker 1: a lot of people. You caused your own downfall, Bezos,
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Speaker 1: What is he supposed to do if you got if
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Speaker 1: you lose eighty percent of your audience, at some point,
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Speaker 1: you got to cut eighty percent of your staff. But
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Speaker 1: they're so idealistic they can't figure it out. Hey, the
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Speaker 1: Kennedy Center, the rebuilding will begin. Now you're going to
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Speaker 1: hear fake news like the Washington Post, New York times,
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Speaker 1: they're going to try to convince you this is some
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Speaker 1: crazy idea Trump wanting to shut down the Kennedy Center
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Speaker 1: and rebuild it. What a crazy Trump idea. It's not
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Speaker 1: a Trump idea. The government has been planning this for
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Speaker 1: a long time, long before Trump got there. In fact,
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Speaker 1: the projects expected to cost about two hundred million. In fact,
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Speaker 1: it was last year ago Congress decided to this had
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Speaker 1: to be done, and they voted the money. They voted
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Speaker 1: in two hundred and fifty seven million to repair Kennedy Center.
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Speaker 1: So it has nothing to do with Trump. It was
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Speaker 1: already planned, already underway. Congress had already voted in the money.
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Speaker 1: The difference now is I guess they're going to try
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Speaker 1: to do a lot of patchwork in there, which is
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Speaker 1: the Trump is the one of the finest, best, most
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Speaker 1: knowledgeable builders in America. He personally inspected everything in there
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Speaker 1: and realized you can't do a patchwork job. You got
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Speaker 1: to rebuild the whole thing. He personally inspected it showed
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Speaker 1: pipes were crumbling, everything, the whole infrastructure is crumbling. The
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Speaker 1: elevators are ridiculously outdated. If they're decades outdated, they need
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Speaker 1: to be replaced. There at the end of their life.
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Speaker 1: These elevators the underground parking garage showed tremendous structural failure
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Speaker 1: from the concrete spiling of falling apart. So they're gonna
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Speaker 1: have to like literally gut the whole thing. They can
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Speaker 1: keep some of the steel. But remember, you got an
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Speaker 1: absolute expert in the White House at this kind of stuff.
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Speaker 1: But it was the whole plan was begun long before
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Speaker 1: Trump got there. Hey, we'll take some calls. Next eight
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Speaker 1: hundred three to two one zero seven ten is the
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Speaker 1: number eight hundred three two one zero seven ten more marmone. Hey,
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Speaker 1: let's take some calls. Let's go to Mike in Florida. Mike,
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Speaker 1: how you doing. Good morning, Mark, that's Mike.
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Speaker 3: It's Kimmel. Is really quite a putt. I don't know
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Speaker 3: if people realize this, but if you don't belong to
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Speaker 3: one of the big Hollywood unions, you can't work on
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Speaker 3: his show. It's you know, I mean, if you're illegal
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Speaker 3: in a sense, you can't work on his show. You're
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Speaker 3: not welcome to work on his show. You're not welcome
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Speaker 3: to participate in his world. Oh, I know, we know
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Speaker 3: the hypocrites, but you know, I wonder if people understand that.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, they're also it's just more like being childish. They're
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Speaker 1: just little children in there, you know. It's like they'll
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Speaker 1: talk about income inequality. Meantime, he gets fifteen million a year,
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Speaker 1: everybody else gets a dollar fifty on the show exactly.
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Speaker 4: And the other thing about Hollywood is if they don't
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Speaker 4: want to use the unions, they'll go to Australia and
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Speaker 4: hire non union people and do that so they you know,
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Speaker 4: so they don't have to pay taxes, theyn't have to
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Speaker 4: pay union fees, you know, so it's cheap of production value.
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Speaker 3: So the hypocrites on every side of the same coin.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, listen, the guys, he's a child. How
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Speaker 1: many times you seen him cry on television? Now, it's
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Speaker 1: like seven times he started crying, you know.
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Speaker 3: At least it has become a regular part of this show.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, he's crying on TV. The last time
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Speaker 1: anybody cried on TV before that was like once the
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Speaker 1: Kennedy assassination, Like that was it. That was the only time.
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Speaker 1: Thanks for calling. Let's go to John and the Bronx. John.
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Speaker 1: How you doing.
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Speaker 5: Good?
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Speaker 1: Good?
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Speaker 6: Mark?
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Speaker 7: Hello?
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Speaker 8: Yeah, So Mark, what do you think if Trump gets
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Speaker 8: on the air and says that every illegal alien could
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Speaker 8: stay here if they vote Republicated. How many ICE agents
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Speaker 8: do you think the Democrats will hire you?
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Speaker 1: Well? Sure, yeah, a lot of people have proposed that
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Speaker 1: that and if you vote Republican you can get an
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Speaker 1: automatic citizenship. I think that's illegal. But if you did that,
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Speaker 1: you're right, they would start. Democrats would hire their own
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Speaker 1: ice and start deporting them like crazy. Let's go to
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Speaker 1: Bill in Pennsylvania. Bill, how you doing?
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Speaker 6: Why? Mark? How are you doing? Yeah? I hate I
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Speaker 6: hate to have to admit this, but there's a limit
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Speaker 6: to what I can take. Uh. Do you know what?
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Speaker 6: Apparently the Super Bowl halftime actor is a man wearing
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Speaker 6: a ball down and pink to leto.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, bad Bunny.
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Speaker 6: Yeah you know, but as a closed horse, I objected strenuously.
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Speaker 1: Well you're not. I would think a guy like you,
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Speaker 1: as a Bad Bunny fan, I would think he's on
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Speaker 1: your playlist.
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Speaker 6: Well, I like Psycho Bunny as my shirt.
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Speaker 1: See you more with the the Lennon Sisters or something
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Speaker 1: like that. Maybe Robert don't forget Lawrence. Well there you go.
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Speaker 6: I have a band coming out this today, and uh,
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Speaker 6: do you want to know the name of my band.
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Speaker 1: Definitely not. Okay, I'm looking in the control room. Everybody's
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Speaker 1: dozing off. I don't think anybody has any interest in
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Speaker 1: the name of you. But what do you mean a band?
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Speaker 1: What kind of band?
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Speaker 6: I know, I know you picked up the control room
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Speaker 6: in front of the kmart today, you know.
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Speaker 1: But you know that's I mean makes sense you'd have
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Speaker 1: a band. You always seem to be drinking. So but
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Speaker 1: what does the band play? What kind of music?
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Speaker 6: We play a jug band. It's called the Jiggy's and
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Speaker 6: we have jiggy pop is the main sigure.
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Speaker 1: I'd want to see less than this. This sounds like the.
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Speaker 6: Most Well, all the charges have been dropped against the thing,
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Speaker 6: the three little pig solomy charges have been dropped by.
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Speaker 1: The All right again, it's the stay drinking. It's not
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Speaker 1: a good thing. You gotta gotta do something playing. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: I know, it's a happy hour already down there. Let's
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Speaker 1: go to uh Chino in Greenwich Village. You know how
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Speaker 1: you doing?
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Speaker 6: Hey, buys are good?
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Speaker 1: Where do you go? We lost him? Oh? Oh, we blave,
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Speaker 1: We blamed him, he cursed. I'm sorry about that. Let's
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Speaker 1: go to uh Jerry and Greenwich, Jerry, how you doing.
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Speaker 5: I'm doing well. Thank you, Mike, hope you're doing well.
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Speaker 5: Yesterday my wife and I we decide to go to
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Speaker 5: a movie and we went to Si Milania. Movie was great.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, everybody, I haven't seen them. Everyone seen it, loves it.
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Speaker 1: Where where did you go see it? Is it playing?
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Speaker 5: And we went to see it in Portchester?
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Speaker 1: Port Chester? That by the Costco store there right.
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Speaker 5: Yes, right next door to Coscar. Yes. And you know
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Speaker 5: another thing I would like to say. You know, I've
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Speaker 5: been wearing my trumpet for years, years and years. My dreams.
20:52
Speaker 5: I will love to have my hat signed by Trump,
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Speaker 5: and I don't think that will ever happen.
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Speaker 1: No, you never know, you never know. Well, thanks for
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Speaker 7: Fantastic? How are you, Mark Simone?
21:43
Speaker 1: I'm good, I'm good. So Tom Holman just announced they're
21:46
Speaker 1: pulling seven hundred ICE agents out of Minnesota. But I
21:50
Speaker 1: think that's because they've arrested four thousand illegals already. They're
21:53
Speaker 1: getting the job done. Aren't you happy?
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Speaker 7: Have they gotten four thousand? That's fantastic. Yeah, the ones
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Speaker 7: that haven't been sprung by a federal district court.
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Speaker 1: Judge yet, Well, they got some of those. Actually, they
22:05
Speaker 1: catch them when they come out of the courthouse. And
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Speaker 1: the Minnesota mayor admitting the economy has tanked in the
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Speaker 1: last few weeks because he's allowed all this rioting on
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Speaker 1: the streets.
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Speaker 7: So I think what Trump should do, perhaps this is
22:18
Speaker 7: what they're doing, is send in basically the same force
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Speaker 7: to various other blue cities around the country, you know,
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Speaker 7: San Francisco, Chicago, I don't even know them all, Portland, Maine,
22:34
Speaker 7: so that Antifa doesn't know where to go. Just you know,
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Speaker 7: send in like a one week force and have them
22:39
Speaker 7: pop up, like where's wald out over the country.
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Speaker 1: Well, what about this idea of just pull out of
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Speaker 1: Minnesota and announced that the federal government agrees Minneapolis sanctuary city,
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Speaker 1: every illegal go there and just let it go all
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Speaker 1: to hell, just to show people what the.
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Speaker 7: Illegals can travel. It's a problem. I mean, I sort
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Speaker 7: of like the idea of punishing them. I'm sympathetic to that,
23:12
Speaker 7: but we do have federal law and it does need
23:16
Speaker 7: to be enforced. You can't just throw a tantrum and
23:19
Speaker 7: have the federal government say, oh, okay, we won't enforce
23:22
Speaker 7: these laws. But I do think it's a problem that
23:25
Speaker 7: every anarchist, left wing, lunatic antifa in the country now
23:31
Speaker 7: knows their mecca is Minneapolis. Now, so if you kept
23:36
Speaker 7: throwing it off and keeping them in cities you know,
23:38
Speaker 7: really fall far apart, they wouldn't have time to get there.
23:43
Speaker 7: But I do think you have to enforce federal law. Particularly,
23:46
Speaker 7: I mean, it would be like trying to keep COVID
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Speaker 7: to a single state. No like viruses, illegals travel.
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Speaker 1: Now, what about this theory is that because Democrats liberal,
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Speaker 1: they're crazier than ever, whack you than ever, add more
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Speaker 1: out of control than ever. What was this theory that
24:02
Speaker 1: the rise of cannabis and the use of cannabis has
24:06
Speaker 1: led to this.
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Speaker 7: Why I just tweeted about that. You know, I've written
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Speaker 7: quite a bit about it. I believe I was the
24:11
Speaker 7: first to review Alex Berenson's book Tell Your Children, really
24:17
Speaker 7: making the case proving that overwhelmingly. He was, I guess,
24:22
Speaker 7: a longtime science reporter for the New York Times. They
24:24
Speaker 7: were not as interested in what he had to say
24:27
Speaker 7: about pot or COVID. In any event, Yeah, the studies
24:32
Speaker 7: I mean in that book, the studies are overwhelming that
24:37
Speaker 7: they all as with COVID, I might add, you know,
24:40
Speaker 7: the Europeans got COVID right sending kids back to school
24:44
Speaker 7: way before we did, and again our media centered that information.
24:48
Speaker 7: I did an interview with this guy, David Zweg, who
24:50
Speaker 7: wrote a very important book about this, and he was
24:53
Speaker 7: a New York Times reporter. One of his articles was
24:56
Speaker 7: the most viewed. Would not publish his article. When he
25:02
Speaker 7: started looking, he had young kids in school and he was,
25:04
Speaker 7: you know, upset about about how his children, all the
25:08
Speaker 7: other children are going crazy. So he started looking at
25:11
Speaker 7: all these European studies and what European countries were doing,
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Speaker 7: and in our times would simply refuse to print that.
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Speaker 2: Well, it's the.
25:19
Speaker 7: Same thing with the pot studies. It's it's a big
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Speaker 7: problem pot in setting off schizophrenia, particularly in young men,
25:28
Speaker 7: though not limited to young men. It happens in older
25:31
Speaker 7: people too, And surprisingly enough, New York Times has a
25:36
Speaker 7: story today saying, Canadian researchers, you know, they're ten years,
25:40
Speaker 7: ten years late, have found the exact same thing.
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Speaker 1: Huh, And what do we do about that? This spread continues,
25:47
Speaker 1: it's growing, it's worse, it's behaviors, it's going to get
25:49
Speaker 1: even worse. There's no way to stop it now.
25:52
Speaker 7: Well, you know, I've done some podcasts on this. I
25:54
Speaker 7: keep meaning to write a full article. One thing is
25:58
Speaker 7: these these from the left of what you're I think
26:03
Speaker 7: they're mostly from the left what you should eat. I mean,
26:08
Speaker 7: consider the facts that the truth about the food pyramid
26:11
Speaker 7: is that it has been exactly upside down for what
26:15
Speaker 7: the past twenty thirty years, and that probably does have
26:19
Speaker 7: a lot to do with how Americans have gotten so fat.
26:23
Speaker 7: Telling people to avoid to avoid fats and consume a
26:28
Speaker 7: lot more carbohydrates, No, no, you're supposed to avoid carbs
26:33
Speaker 7: and fats are just fine for you. The Atkins diet.
26:36
Speaker 7: I don't particularly practice it, but that is the ideal diet.
26:41
Speaker 7: And similarly, I'm sorry, I'm going a long way to
26:44
Speaker 7: get back to pot. Similarly, this thing about how alcohol
26:49
Speaker 7: is so bad for you, I mean, you can check
26:51
Speaker 7: with our very very smart doctor friends in New York.
26:54
Speaker 7: They have a misleading way of stating it, so it
26:58
Speaker 7: would be something like, you know, drinking any amount of
27:01
Speaker 7: alcohol will increase this, that and the other cancer increases
27:06
Speaker 7: it by like twenty percent. But what they mean is
27:09
Speaker 7: it increases the odds of twenty percent, which actually ends
27:13
Speaker 7: up being something like a fraction of one percent. And
27:18
Speaker 7: if you're going to tell kids no alcohol, no alcohol,
27:20
Speaker 7: no alcohol, they're going to start smoking a lot more pop,
27:23
Speaker 7: which is obviously much much much worse for them and
27:27
Speaker 7: makes them stupid. And we don't need a stupid populace.
27:30
Speaker 7: I mean, the entire all of Western civilization was built
27:33
Speaker 7: on coffee, cigarettes, and alcohol. Unless you're an alcoholic, and
27:38
Speaker 7: only about ten percent of people who drink become alcoholics.
27:42
Speaker 7: Alcohol really isn't bad for you. It's the social lubricants.
27:47
Speaker 7: And it was Biden's Attorney General that Indian guy who
27:50
Speaker 7: wanted warning labels on alcohol. And meanwhile, you know with
27:55
Speaker 7: one hand, they're doing that with the other hand, and
27:58
Speaker 7: let's legalize pot. Oh, it's just medicinal, which is a
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Speaker 7: nonsense ruse. But yeah, I think I think the unjustified
28:08
Speaker 7: attack on alcohol has a lot to do with the
28:12
Speaker 7: massive increase in pot consumption, and also when states start
28:16
Speaker 7: legalizing it, even under the rules of it being medicinal
28:20
Speaker 7: or legalizing it for recreational use, that does send a
28:24
Speaker 7: message to young kids that it's fine, Oh, it can
28:30
Speaker 7: be medicine. It's natural. Yeah, arsenic is natural.
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Speaker 1: So you should be pointed out this is not nineteen
28:36
Speaker 1: sixties woodstock hippie pot. This is a much, much, much
28:41
Speaker 1: stronger form that we have nowadays, much much worse.
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Speaker 7: So yes, yes, stunningly so. Yes, that's an important point.
28:49
Speaker 7: Absolutely right. Hey, I really liked your tweets on Don Lemon.
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Speaker 1: Oh don't you feel bad for our buddy Don Lemon.
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Speaker 7: He's ridiculous. It is so obvious that he wrote the
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Speaker 7: law here. The defense of him is preposterous. He was
29:07
Speaker 7: not acting as I did. I mentioned him in my
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Speaker 7: five Stories podcast this weekend. I do the stories of
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Speaker 7: the week Uh. I just loved the idea that he's
29:19
Speaker 7: this newsman. He's got he's got such a nose for news.
29:22
Speaker 7: He just thought, well, if I hang around this church
29:25
Speaker 7: with my with my camera, maybe something won't happen. No,
29:28
Speaker 7: he was involved with the activists from the beginning. He's
29:31
Speaker 7: talking about we're going in the videos, which I highly
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Speaker 7: recommend people watch. You got to play some clips from it.
29:38
Speaker 7: I did it, and I played some clips on my podcast.
29:40
Speaker 7: For one thing, they're all chanting, they really take over
29:42
Speaker 7: the church in an ugly, ugly, really violent way. I mean,
29:48
Speaker 7: imagine doing that in an abortion clinic, which is the
29:51
Speaker 7: other part of this law.
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Speaker 3: Uh.
29:54
Speaker 7: And I feel so sorry for There's some old people
29:56
Speaker 7: standing there and they just look terrified. All the families
29:59
Speaker 7: with their kids leaving, they're heckling the kids. One of
30:02
Speaker 7: the great things the protesters are yelling, yes they are
30:06
Speaker 7: hands up, don't shoot.
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Speaker 1: Oh.
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Speaker 7: The most famously disproved claim by a criminal conspirator of
30:16
Speaker 7: Michael Brown's, who by the way, when he was all
30:18
Speaker 7: Doring and Johnson, I remember him, he was my safe.
30:21
Speaker 7: He was all over TV after that. That was the
30:24
Speaker 7: Ferguson incident with Big Mike Brown. The gentle giant, and
30:27
Speaker 7: he was the one who invented the claim of Brown
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Speaker 7: getting on his knees putting up his hands up, don't shoot.
30:33
Speaker 7: At that time, he was facing trial for perjury. Yeah,
30:39
Speaker 7: and he's the media's.
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Speaker 1: Go to guy, hands up, don't you turned out to
30:44
Speaker 1: be totally false.
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Speaker 7: Never happened, so, as proved by both the Attorney General
30:49
Speaker 7: of Missouri and the Obama Justice Department. They had the
30:54
Speaker 7: forensics on how the bullet went in, et cetera, et cetera,
30:56
Speaker 7: and actually a lot of the witnesses, witnesses that were
30:59
Speaker 7: good enough for Lawrence O'Donnell on MSNBC. When they got
31:02
Speaker 7: before the grand jury, they admitted they were lying.
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Speaker 1: Yes, But the problem is this could revive Don Lemon's career.
31:08
Speaker 1: He might actually even get a job out of this.
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Speaker 7: I don't think so. You see my defense form on Twitter.
31:16
Speaker 7: I said he should say, I'm a DEI higher, I'm
31:20
Speaker 7: not that intelligent. I had no.
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Speaker 3: Idea what the law is. How can the jury reject that?
31:28
Speaker 1: I like that. That's actually pretty good. But you're right, guy,
31:32
Speaker 1: he's a newsman who's never broken a single story in
31:34
Speaker 1: his entire life. He's basically a talk show host anchorman.
31:38
Speaker 1: He looked good on TV. That's about it.
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Speaker 7: But he was behaving as an activist. I mean he's talking,
31:43
Speaker 7: they're harassing. The pastor was surprisingly lovely and calm and
31:48
Speaker 7: talking to these activist lunatics. And Lemon is harassing the
31:54
Speaker 7: pastor at some point that's just talking to him. And
31:57
Speaker 7: he touches Lemon's arm, and Lemon does the actives thing.
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Speaker 7: Don't touch me.
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