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Hour 2: 60 Minutes is shuffling. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Mark Simone.
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Speaker 2: R.
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Speaker 3: Well, Hey, a beautiful day to day. It's gonna be well,
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Speaker 3: it's gonna be very hot ninety tomorrow, ninety on Saturday,
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Speaker 3: but bright sunshine. It's like summer. It changes on Sunday,
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Speaker 3: gets a little cooler, and there there might be rain.
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Speaker 3: We'll get to Scott Pelley in a moment. A couple
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Speaker 3: of things going on. Todd blanche the acting attorney general.
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Speaker 3: President Trump has nominated him to be the attorney general.
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Speaker 3: They'll try to Democrats in Congress will try to stop him.
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Speaker 3: They'll yell about Epstein and all kinds of things. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: and the other thing. If you're Democrat and you watch
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Speaker 3: MSNBC or CNN, all they'll be telling you all day.
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Speaker 3: I watched him do it this morning. President Trump has
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Speaker 3: nominated Todd his personal lawyer. This is a horrible, unheard
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Speaker 3: of to nominate your personal lawyer to be the attorney general. Well,
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Speaker 3: they're just lying to you. It's happened many times. Remember
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Speaker 3: John Mitchell was the attorney general. He had been Nixon's
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Speaker 3: personal lawyer. Ed Meese was the attorney general under Reagan.
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Speaker 3: He had been Reagan's personal lawyer. It happens a lot.
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Speaker 3: It's not unusual. Don't listen to these people. Hey, John F.
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Speaker 3: Kennedy appointed his brother attorney general, who'd not only been
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Speaker 3: his personal lawyer, he'd been his campaign manager. He'd been there.
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Speaker 3: It's perfectly normal. Happens all the time. Now, this guy
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Speaker 3: that I always forget his name, the guy that Trump
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Speaker 3: has nominated for DNI Director of National Intelligence, doesn't seem
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Speaker 3: to be qualified. Everybody's got problems with this guy. But
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Speaker 3: you got to remember he has not nominated him to
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Speaker 3: be the Director of National Intelligence, Bill Poltz. He has
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Speaker 3: thrown him in there as the acting DNI, acting. He
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Speaker 3: is not nominating him for the job. Now, this happened
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Speaker 3: once before, and I can't remember the names, but a
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Speaker 3: long time ago, in the first Trump term, he just
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Speaker 3: threw somebody in there is acting for a couple of
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Speaker 3: months until he found who he wanted, which was John Ratcliffe.
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Speaker 3: And Ratcliffe was a great choice. So you'll see the
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Speaker 3: same thing here. This guy's just temporary. He's not going
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Speaker 3: to be the nominee. Yeah. Oh, I wanted to mention Ukraine.
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Speaker 3: Good for them, Ukraine is but you know when Russia
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Speaker 3: invaded Ukraine, you figured, ouh, that's it for Ukraine be
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Speaker 3: wiped out in two months. Well it's about six years
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Speaker 3: later and they're doing just fine. In fact, if you
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Speaker 3: had to score this on points, Ukraine wins at this point.
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Speaker 3: Now they've gotten really good. Instead of just coming over
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Speaker 3: here crying and begging for our weapons, they've gotten really
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Speaker 3: good at making their own weapons. They've been using drones
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Speaker 3: more than ever. And they not only used drones, they
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Speaker 3: figured out how to make drones. They built massive drone
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Speaker 3: factories in the Ukrain they're making all their own drones.
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Speaker 3: They've become so effective with drones. In fact, when it
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Speaker 3: comes to going to war in Iran or something, we
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Speaker 3: might be able to learn something from Ukraine about what
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Speaker 3: they've been doing drone wise. Now Putin is about to
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Speaker 3: go to his big economic forum. It's his version of Davos.
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Speaker 3: It's this very ritzy annual economic forum. They hold it
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Speaker 3: in Saint Petersburg. It's the Saint Petersburg International and Economic Forum.
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Speaker 3: It's going to be held this week. Well, right before
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Speaker 3: it opens, Ukraine strikes Saint Petersburg with the drones. They
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Speaker 3: got a big fuel export depot there, big fuel hub,
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Speaker 3: very important to Putin. Ukraine wiped it out in a
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Speaker 3: drone blitz at the beginning of the week, just wiped
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Speaker 3: out that fuel hub right before he's about to start
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Speaker 3: this economic forum. Good for Ukraine. Ukraine blew it all up.
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Speaker 3: In fact, if you go to the Economic Forum, you'll
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Speaker 3: notice thick black smoke billowing into the sky. Long range
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Speaker 3: drones slammed into that oil terminal and completely wiped it out.
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Speaker 3: Pretty amazing. Hey, we're talking about oh one more thing,
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Speaker 3: John Bolton. You remember John Bolton got indicted. He had
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Speaker 3: stolen classified documents. They found out he had lots of
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Speaker 3: classified documents. He had absolutely no authorization to take them,
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Speaker 3: and he was indicted. A while back, he was arrested.
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Speaker 3: He was indicted and said, well, it's this is a
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Speaker 3: frame job. It's Trump out to get people. He's frame Well,
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Speaker 3: not only was he not framing him. Yesterday Bolton pled guilty.
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Speaker 3: He pled guilty. They made a deal. He won't go
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Speaker 3: to prison, he'll pay a two million dollar fine, but
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Speaker 3: he's guilty. He admitted to being guilty. He pled guilty.
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Speaker 3: He was guilty. Remember Bolton, he's that guy with the
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Speaker 3: big Walrus mustard. He's a guy who for a thousand
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Speaker 3: years was screaming we have to go blow up Iran.
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Speaker 1: We have to.
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Speaker 3: You know, he was a real hawk, a real war guy,
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Speaker 3: real warhawk. I have to blow up a Ran, blow
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Speaker 3: up a in now. Trump did hire him in the
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Speaker 3: first term. But Trump can't stand to me either and
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Speaker 3: knows he's a nutjob. But Trump hired him just to
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Speaker 3: be in the pictures in the room to scare Iran
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Speaker 3: in other countries because they were afraid of Bolton because
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Speaker 3: he was such a hawk and he was ready to
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Speaker 3: blow him all up. So Trump didn't want have to
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Speaker 3: do that back then, So he's hired Bolton to make
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Speaker 3: it look like there's something bad could happen, just to
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Speaker 3: intimidate them. He had Bolton sitting there. But Bolton's a bad,
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Speaker 3: bad guy, and he did steal classified documents, as did
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Speaker 3: Joe Biden. He was caught with seven thousand stolen classified
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Speaker 3: documents in his house when he took them he was
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Speaker 3: a senator, no authority to take them. The others he
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Speaker 3: took when he was vice president and his vice presid
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Speaker 3: you have no authority to take them. Trump, who did
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Speaker 3: not have classified documents in mar Lago, They really found nothing.
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Speaker 3: They found thirty five sort of classified if you put
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Speaker 3: them in a folder, it's one inch of one box
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Speaker 3: that was even considered classified documents. But they're not classified
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Speaker 3: because Trump, as president, has the authority to take the documents.
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Speaker 3: He's the one that's classifying them. He's the President's up
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Speaker 3: to him what's classified, and he could unclassify anything at
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Speaker 3: any time. So if that had gone to a real court,
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Speaker 3: all of that would have come out. Same thing happened
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Speaker 3: to Bill Clinton when he was caught with classified documents.
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Speaker 3: It went into a real court and he pointed out,
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Speaker 3: I'm the president and I unclassified them. He has every
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Speaker 3: right to do that, and Clinton won the case in court,
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Speaker 3: as Trump would have. So, Hey, CBS, Scott Pelley, despite
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Speaker 3: his sanctimonious nonsense, was a fake news guy. He ran
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Speaker 3: lots and lots and lots of fake news and CBS,
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Speaker 3: unfortunately sixteen Minutes went all to hell about ten years
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Speaker 3: ago and became I guess because of Trump. They went
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Speaker 3: crazy because of Trump, and they became a fake news
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Speaker 3: organization and they were running lots of fake news. It
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Speaker 3: was really really ugly fake news. They made up that
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Speaker 3: whole fake Ron Desanta scandal that didn't exist. He could
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Speaker 3: have explained it in one second. They wouldn't let him
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Speaker 3: on the air to explain it. They wouldn't include him
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Speaker 3: in the piece. They lied about Hunter Biden's laptop laptop,
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Speaker 3: they lied about Trump and the wire tap. They said
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Speaker 3: he wasn't wire tapped in Trump Tower. Of course he was,
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Speaker 3: and it was proven. Remember they doctored up the Kamala
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Speaker 3: Harris interview right before the election. When asked about Israel,
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Speaker 3: she couldn't answer and she mumbled out some ridiculous word
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Speaker 3: solid answer. Well, they cut it out and they stuck
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Speaker 3: in a good answer that they found from some other
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Speaker 3: interview and for another question. So they doctored up the interview.
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Speaker 3: They doctored up interviews with Biden to make him look coherent.
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Speaker 3: You can see it when you watch it as he's talking,
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Speaker 3: all of a sudden, you can see there's edits because
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Speaker 3: he lost his place and didn't know what he was saying.
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Speaker 3: They cut all that out. So it's just total fake news. Now,
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Speaker 3: when did CBS go really bad? It was really dan
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Speaker 3: Rather If you go back to the great Kronkite era,
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Speaker 3: they were always a little kind of left wing guys working.
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Speaker 3: They were always Democrats and sometimes there was a little slant.
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Speaker 3: I mean sometimes they just put in a certain adjective
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Speaker 3: or something. But when Rather came in, it was total corruption.
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Speaker 3: They went total fake news. Remember it began when Bush senior,
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Speaker 3: George H. W. Bush was running for reelection and it
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Speaker 3: was getting close to the election and he and Clinton, well,
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Speaker 3: it was very close, so they were trying to hurt Bush.
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Speaker 3: So Rather decided they would open the Evening News every
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Speaker 3: night with a special feature called Economy in Crisis and
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Speaker 3: this dramatic music. Every night they'd opened the CBS Evening
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Speaker 3: News are special feature Economy in Crisis. It wasn't in crisis,
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Speaker 3: but they did this every night, five nights a week.
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Speaker 3: Every broadcast they'd give you the headlines the day and
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Speaker 3: also coming up our special feature Economy in Crisis. All
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Speaker 3: of a sudden, the election happens, Clinton wins. That night,
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Speaker 3: the features gone, there's no Economy in crisis. They dropped
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Speaker 3: it that night and it was just total fake news.
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Speaker 3: And uh, you remember the famous confrontation. George HW. Bush
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Speaker 3: goes live on the CBS Evening News with Rather and
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Speaker 3: Rather it's just mister fake news trying to punch and
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Speaker 3: beat up Bush. Although Bush fought back, In fact, Bush
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Speaker 3: fought back so strongly that a lot of people think
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Speaker 3: that's what turned it for him. That was the first
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Speaker 3: time he ran and helped get him elected. But it
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Speaker 3: was rather that changed everything. You could do whatever you want,
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Speaker 3: You could make up stuff, you could lie. It was
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Speaker 3: rather than push that whole fake story that George W.
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Speaker 3: Bush had gone a wall, which he did no truth
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Speaker 3: to that, and to prove it he used a forged
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Speaker 3: fake document, total fake document. He got caught with a fake,
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Speaker 3: forged document supposedly from some superior officer about Bush going
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Speaker 3: a wall, and he actually ran this work got him fired.
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Speaker 3: When they investigated, they realized he faked this document. And
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Speaker 3: when he got caught, he found some secretary or something
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Speaker 3: from that National Guard office to say, well, it may
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Speaker 3: have been fake, but I think that's what he would
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Speaker 3: have written, and he put her on the air. He
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Speaker 3: used that as evidence, but he wouldn't put on the
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Speaker 3: air the guy's wife. The guy's wife had said to him,
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Speaker 3: I know him better than anybody. He loved George W.
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Speaker 1: Bush.
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Speaker 3: He was very impressed with him. He never went a wall.
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Speaker 3: In fact, he said, George W. Bush is one of
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Speaker 3: the best guys he's got in the Guard one of
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Speaker 3: the best pilots he's ever had. Rather refused to put
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Speaker 3: that on the air. That's when it changed, and Rather
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Speaker 3: began that era of total fake news. Recruited some of
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Speaker 3: the worst people in the world. He was running pretty
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Speaker 3: much running the CBS News and that leads to sixty
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Speaker 3: Minutes going corrupt and Scott Pelley and expect Leslie Stall
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Speaker 3: to be gone pretty soon. Hey, she's eighty five. It's
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Speaker 3: enough eighty five years old. Expect her to be gone
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Speaker 3: at some point. So I read to the Pelly statement.
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Speaker 3: Here Variety, you know, a Variety, the show business magazine,
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Speaker 3: very slanted, left wing. Here's the headline, CBS News gutted
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Speaker 3: sixty minutes on air, Team, Can the show really go on? Yeah,
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Speaker 3: it'll be on this Sunday, it beyond every Sundays, gonna
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Speaker 3: be just what kind of really go on? Of course
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Speaker 3: it can go on. You can do it without fake news.
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Speaker 3: It is possible. Here's a guy who's in the media world,
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Speaker 3: broadcasting guy. He's not in the news business, in the entertainment.
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Speaker 3: I don't want to say who it is, friend of mine.
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Speaker 3: This is on his Facebook, he writes, two hundred and
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Speaker 3: fifty years of a free press was nice, but with
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Speaker 3: Ellison his owner, the party's over. Yeah, we have no
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Speaker 3: more free press. These people believe this stuff. They get
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Speaker 3: themselves all worked up. He writes. It was another backroom
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Speaker 3: deal among the cabal of billionaires, and those with their
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Speaker 3: eyes on the ball could see it playing out, along
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Speaker 3: with the Colbert thing, the continuing attacks against Disney, the
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Speaker 3: attempt to silence Kimmel. Next stop unless somebody jumps in,
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Speaker 3: Allison will be owning Warner Brothers and CNN. And as
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Speaker 3: for you and the Maga crowd, assuming you can assimilate
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Speaker 3: all these words, they convince themselves that anybody for Trump
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Speaker 3: is uneducated, dumb, can't talk, can't think. Before you post
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Speaker 3: an opinion, you consider the facts that over half a century,
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Speaker 3: sixty Minutes was the top rated show of all programs
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Speaker 3: on TV. Yeah that's true. Yeah, sixty million, eighty million
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Speaker 3: people will watch it. Well, now it's four million, So
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Speaker 3: it's a bit of a difference. You know, when you've
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Speaker 3: got sixty million people watching, you can charge this much
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Speaker 3: for the commercials. When you got four million, you can
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Speaker 3: charge eh, maybe this much. That's it. And the ratings
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Speaker 3: are down ninety percent. I don't know anything anywhere and
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Speaker 3: broadcasting where you could have your ratings down ninety percent
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Speaker 3: over ten years and not have management make some changes.
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Speaker 3: I have never heard of that in the history of broadcasting.
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Speaker 3: So you realize how nobody in the world has ever
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Speaker 3: taken themselves as seriously as Scott Pelly. Boy does he
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Speaker 3: take himself seriously? And remember that Jim Acosta, who they
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Speaker 3: threw the hell out of CNN, talk about taking yourself seriously.
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Speaker 3: You make no mistake. They don't care about the ratings,
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Speaker 3: they don't care about making money. This is an ideological
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Speaker 3: and partisan political project on the part of the Ellisons,
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Speaker 3: the Trump friendly Ellisons who now control Paramount, who, by
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Speaker 3: the way, are trying to take control of WBD and
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Speaker 3: CNN and turn it into this giant media conglomerate that
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Speaker 3: will essentially act like a state media organization in support
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Speaker 3: of Donald Trump. Yeah, first of all, as we said,
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Speaker 3: the new owner, David Ellison is not a political guy.
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Speaker 3: He's not a Republican, he's not anything. He's no interest
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Speaker 3: in politics. His father's Larry Ellison. He is I don't
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Speaker 3: know if he's a Republican, but he is friends with
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Speaker 3: the president. But and Barry Weiss is a Democrat, not
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Speaker 3: a Trump supporter. She's a Democrat, but a normal common
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Speaker 3: sense Bill Clinton sort of a Democrat. Hey, we'll take
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Speaker 3: some calls next. Jimmy Faylor will be with us in
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Speaker 3: a few minutes. We'll take some calls next. Eight hundred
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Speaker 3: three two one zero seven ten is the number. Eight
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Speaker 3: hundred three two one zero seven ten. Welcome back to
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Speaker 3: the Mark Simone Show.
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Speaker 4: Live from the WR Life Back studio.
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Speaker 3: Hey, we'll take some calls. Eight hundred three two one
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Speaker 3: zero seven ten is the number. Let's go to Ron
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Speaker 3: and Pittsburgh. Ron, how you doing, Hey.
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Speaker 5: Mark, Hey, good morning to you. Hey, thank you for
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Speaker 5: letting me introduce and nots to Jimmy Call. He's gonna
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Speaker 5: be coming on your show. I listened to this guy.
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Speaker 5: He explains everything said dagone. Good. I like how we
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Speaker 5: always these these hypocrite democrats, how they always say something
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Speaker 5: now and he'll say what they said a couple of
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Speaker 5: years ago, play what they say now? They flipped like
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Speaker 5: a fish.
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Speaker 3: Well, he's great, He's gonna be on a few minutes.
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Speaker 3: I know, when was the last time you heard anybody say
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Speaker 3: the word dag gone? Say that again?
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Speaker 1: I'm sorry, No, it's good.
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Speaker 3: I like that. It's very good.
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Speaker 5: Very I'm old dude.
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Speaker 3: No, it's a good words. I thought I was watching it.
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Speaker 3: Last time I heard that word was a gun smoke episode.
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Speaker 5: But hey, yeah, I like gun smoking. Many people hypocrites,
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Speaker 5: I mean big time.
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Speaker 3: Hypocrites, democrats, hypocrites.
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Speaker 1: Oh my god.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, you're gonna you're gonna vote for a guy and
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Speaker 5: has a Nazi a thing on his chest and you
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Speaker 5: get on peace headss. We're across and you know, I
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Speaker 5: just I just they just they blow my mind.
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Speaker 3: Who was that talking back there?
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Speaker 5: That's my wife, She's my patriot.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, never stops talking right now, you don't have to answer.
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Speaker 3: The witness may step down now.
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Speaker 5: Thank you in trouble.
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Speaker 3: Thanks for going. Let's go to uh Mike and Florida. Mike,
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Speaker 3: how you doing?
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Speaker 5: Good morning, Mark, Yes, Mike.
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Speaker 6: I get a kick out of these liberals who are
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Speaker 6: now defending companies like Disney, who, not that long ago,
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Speaker 6: was the evil empire to them because of their wholesome,
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Speaker 6: homespun product that they put out. Now all of a sudden,
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Speaker 6: they're the endangered species. And they also act as if
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Speaker 6: you know, sixty minutes or Scott Pelley or any of
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Speaker 6: these shows that the first show is ever in the
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Speaker 6: history of television to get canceled. It's you know, they
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Speaker 6: canceled the Caesar Show. They canceled you know, you know
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Speaker 6: millions of shows.
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Speaker 3: Still upset laughing, got canceled.
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Speaker 6: Right exactly, what's my line?
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Speaker 1: You name it?
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Speaker 6: All these classic shows leave it to Beeber got canceled.
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Speaker 6: You know they all like exactly, they're all martyrs.
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Speaker 5: Well, okay, which is nothing.
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Speaker 3: Nothing's canceled sixteen minutes has five hundred different correspondents through
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Speaker 3: the years. They're just changing a couple exactly exactly.
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Speaker 6: And I wish Trump was as powerful as they portray
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Speaker 6: him to be, you know, I wish he was that powerful.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, good point, Mike, thanks for calling. Listen.
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Speaker 3: They're gonna get rid of Scott Pelly, they'll probably get
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Speaker 3: rid of what's her name, Leslie Stallt. They'll put in
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Speaker 3: somebody else. It doesn't matter. This is not as bad
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Speaker 3: as when they switched Darren on Bewitch. That was more upsetting.
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Speaker 3: That was that was traumatic. This is different. Let's go
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Speaker 3: to Kevin in uh Mystic, where's that mystic Connecticut?
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Speaker 4: Oh?
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Speaker 3: Yes, very beautifully got that new De Lamar hotel there,
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Speaker 3: don't you.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, indeed next to the seaport.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, and a beautiful place.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, you have a great show.
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Speaker 1: Mark.
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Speaker 2: Hey, I was wondering about sixty minutes. I haven't watched
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Speaker 2: the show much, but have they done any stories on
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Speaker 2: all the corruption in Minnesota with the fraud?
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Speaker 3: Excellent point. You know, they're so sanctimonious. They act like
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Speaker 3: they're the greatest under uncovering every they're the worst that
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Speaker 3: they got a billion zillion trillion dollar budget. They didn't
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Speaker 3: uncover any of that fraud. This kid, Nick Shirley, a
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Speaker 3: dollar fifty in his own iPhone, discovered it all. You're right,
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Speaker 3: where was sixty minutes on that?
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Speaker 1: Good? Well?
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Speaker 2: I hope they they continue their good work tracking down
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Speaker 2: all this fraud across America.
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Speaker 3: No, you will, good point. Thanks for calling Kevin. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: Barry Weiss, if you're listening, get rid of everybody. At
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Speaker 3: sixteen minutes, just hire Nick Shirley. He'll he's done amazing
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Speaker 3: work uncovering fraud everyone where. Let's go to Bob in Connecticut. Bob,
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Speaker 3: how you doing?
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Speaker 7: Ah? Mark? Yeah, by the way, it's Corrupticut. It's not Connecticut.
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Speaker 7: They changed the.
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Speaker 3: Name, well parts of it. Parts of it are corrupt.
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Speaker 3: You got Waterberry, you got the Bridgeport, you got heart
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Speaker 3: for How many of those mayors have gone to jail,
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Speaker 3: a whole bunch of.
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Speaker 7: Them, Yeah, and a bunch of police have gone Well, actually.
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Speaker 3: You've had a couple of governors go to jail, right, yeah.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, so it's Corrupticut. But anyway, I got a question
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Speaker 7: for you because on your news blurb it said this
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Speaker 7: basketball tournament is going to produce jobs in New York
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Speaker 7: And how long does this tournament take? Like two weeks?
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Speaker 3: Well, first of all, it's not a news blurb, it's
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Speaker 3: a newscast. You go down the hall there and you
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Speaker 3: make a right, there's an enormous newsroom, a correspondence and right,
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Speaker 3: and the one doing it here right, that was Daria
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Speaker 3: Albinger is one of the great network correspondents for years.
20:00
Speaker 3: You see news right.
20:02
Speaker 7: Anyway, blurb on the newscast, Yes, who's going to create jobs?
20:07
Speaker 7: And if it's three weeks that it goes, the only
20:11
Speaker 7: jobs I could envision being created are hookers, muggers, and pickpockets.
20:17
Speaker 7: And then when they have the money from doing that,
20:19
Speaker 7: they can buy from the drug dealers. Increase their job.
20:23
Speaker 3: Where are you in Connecticut, Trumble? Yeah, see, that's why
20:27
Speaker 3: Trumble's a beautiful place. I like Trumble. But you're like
20:32
Speaker 3: when you come into New York, you're like on a truck,
20:34
Speaker 3: like the Beverly Hillbillies kind of deal. You're New York
20:38
Speaker 3: to here is a scary place. It's not so bad.
20:41
Speaker 7: No, I don't go to New York.
20:42
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, oh, you wouldn't even go. It's not bad
20:44
Speaker 3: at all. It's look out the window. People are walking around.
20:47
Speaker 3: It's fine. It's beautiful out there.
20:49
Speaker 7: Uh yeah, and they're looking around.
20:52
Speaker 3: Nobody's looking around. We're in Midtown Manhattan, perfectly safe here.
20:56
Speaker 3: Nothing happens here, right.
20:58
Speaker 7: So what jobs do they say they're going to create?
21:01
Speaker 3: Well, these a lot of these people coming in buying
21:04
Speaker 3: these two. Are you talking about the World Cup or
21:05
Speaker 3: the Knicks? The Knicks, Well, the Knicks, it's only two
21:10
Speaker 3: or three games. I think I think they were talking
21:11
Speaker 3: about the World Cup. That's a bunch of games. But
21:14
Speaker 3: people come from all over the world and they spend
21:16
Speaker 3: a ton of money. So if you're a restaurant, if
21:19
Speaker 3: you're a store, if you're something, you got to go.
21:21
Speaker 3: Even a hotel you got to go out and hire
21:22
Speaker 3: extra people for those few weeks. It creates jobs.
21:26
Speaker 7: Yeah, but for a few weeks, what does that really do?
21:30
Speaker 3: Well, it's better than nothing.
21:33
Speaker 7: Yeah, okay, all right.
21:35
Speaker 3: Calm down, calm down, take it all right. Well, anyway,
21:40
Speaker 3: it's going to be uh when does the Knicks come
21:41
Speaker 3: to New York Monday? The game is Monday night, Madison
21:44
Speaker 3: Square Garden. The President will now also remember if he
21:48
Speaker 3: comes to this game, God bless them, but they're going
21:52
Speaker 3: to close all the streets. It's going to be a
21:54
Speaker 3: traffic nightmare. And when is it? When is the game?
21:57
Speaker 3: Eight thirty? So it will come like about six thirty'd
22:01
Speaker 3: be right in the middle of Russia. I was going
22:02
Speaker 3: to be a mess anyway, Hey, when we come back there,
22:04
Speaker 3: great Jimmy Fayla will be with us next on seven
22:08
Speaker 3: to ten WR Marcellone WR. Well, Jimmy Fayla a great comedian,
22:17
Speaker 3: great talk show host, and he does a wonderful show.
22:20
Speaker 3: If you listen to it every night on WR, you'll
22:23
Speaker 3: love it. It's nine to midnight. If you haven't heard it,
22:25
Speaker 3: try it tonight. Jimmy Fayla nine to midnight every weeknight.
22:29
Speaker 3: Here Hey, and make sure you watch his TV show.
22:31
Speaker 3: It's the best late night show in television, Saturday nights
22:34
Speaker 3: at ten on the Fox News Channel. You'll love it.
22:38
Speaker 3: Jimmy Fayla, how you doing?
22:40
Speaker 4: You know what, I'm good and I'm gonna chew my
22:42
Speaker 4: horn for one second. I did a big Olzheimer's benefit
22:45
Speaker 4: last night at the Gotham Comedy Club and they raised
22:48
Speaker 4: three hundred and eighty five thousand for Alzheimer's research, which
22:52
Speaker 4: is great and let's all hope President Biden gets.
22:56
Speaker 3: To carry needs. Hey, Jill Biden, are you impressed with
23:01
Speaker 3: the incredible, amazing job she's doing on this book tour.
23:09
Speaker 5: It's my favorite thing in the world.
23:11
Speaker 7: Man.
23:12
Speaker 4: Yeah, I thought he was having a stroke, so I
23:14
Speaker 4: brought him on stage at a rally with five thousand people,
23:18
Speaker 4: and then we went to waffle House. Mark you know this.
23:21
Speaker 4: I love waffle House. I look like I get paid
23:23
Speaker 4: in waffle House. But nobody who's concerned about.
23:27
Speaker 1: Your health is bringing you to a waffle house. Okay,
23:31
Speaker 1: we all know that.
23:32
Speaker 4: Okay, if you're looking to work on your jiu jitsu
23:34
Speaker 4: at two.
23:34
Speaker 1: In the morning, you go to waffle house.
23:36
Speaker 4: You fight the crazy guy, but you're not going there
23:38
Speaker 4: for outpatient care. Come on, Jill, but.
23:43
Speaker 3: She is really have you read the book, She really
23:46
Speaker 3: has nothing to say and it goes out for three
23:49
Speaker 3: hundred tabs.
23:49
Speaker 1: It's interesting, you make.
23:51
Speaker 4: The best point is usually they say things to get
23:54
Speaker 4: you to buy the book, and what she's done in set.
23:57
Speaker 4: You know, they usually give you dirt and juice, like
24:00
Speaker 4: he took a real high road with Doug and Kamala.
24:02
Speaker 1: Kamala smoked Joe Biden her book like for real.
24:06
Speaker 4: They said that they kept her stashed away. They gave
24:08
Speaker 4: her all these BS assignments.
24:10
Speaker 1: Jill had it.
24:10
Speaker 4: Out for her, like Kamala was trying now again. Kamala
24:14
Speaker 4: was also in a tough spot because she had the
24:16
Speaker 4: only book that began in chapter eleven.
24:21
Speaker 3: But you're right, I didn't think about that. Usually you
24:22
Speaker 3: give some juicy tidbits from the book. Nobody. She can't
24:25
Speaker 3: do it. No, the publisher can't give you any There's
24:28
Speaker 3: nothing in the book. So hey, are you a big
24:32
Speaker 3: Knicks fan?
24:34
Speaker 1: Oh buddy, this is a wild time man. I have so,
24:38
Speaker 1: you know.
24:40
Speaker 4: But you know I have paid and not paid my
24:43
Speaker 4: mortgage from betting NBA basketball over the course of the
24:46
Speaker 4: last thirty years. I was one of those guys growing up,
24:49
Speaker 4: but obviously a huge New York fan just in general.
24:52
Speaker 4: And I'm telling you what I've been telling everybody. They're
24:55
Speaker 4: going to win. San Antonio is soft. Okay, they're star
24:58
Speaker 4: Wembaiana is French.
25:01
Speaker 1: He's soft. He is not ready for Madison Square Garden.
25:04
Speaker 4: If they couldn't win a mile from the river Walk
25:07
Speaker 4: where everybody's you know, their best buddies, they just.
25:09
Speaker 1: Gotta follow the yellow brick road to the basket.
25:12
Speaker 4: Okay, New York is gonna eat that dude a lot
25:14
Speaker 4: like they're gonna win. I'm telling you now, they're going
25:16
Speaker 4: to win, and I don't want to be here when
25:19
Speaker 4: it happens.
25:20
Speaker 1: It's gonna be a mess.
25:21
Speaker 3: Oh what do you mean? Oh, you're right, you're right.
25:23
Speaker 3: I didn't think about that. Well, hopefully they went out
25:26
Speaker 3: of town. Oh that doesn't matter. They'll still.
25:31
Speaker 1: Now listen.
25:32
Speaker 4: I mean, let's think of it this way. If the
25:34
Speaker 4: next wind and they wreck, and they wreck midtown, it's
25:37
Speaker 4: not gonna.
25:37
Speaker 1: Look any different at this point. Will be fine.
25:41
Speaker 3: Hey, Once in a while through the somebody invite me
25:43
Speaker 3: to sit with them in their court side seats, and
25:45
Speaker 3: I never go what is the Who the hell would
25:47
Speaker 3: want to sit court side two inches from these guys
25:50
Speaker 3: sweating all over you and bumping into you. What's the
25:52
Speaker 3: thrill of court side?
25:55
Speaker 1: Well, it's the thing. It's a C n B scene,
25:58
Speaker 1: you know, place it's happening.
26:00
Speaker 4: Yeah, a lot of celebrities. There's a lot of good energy.
26:03
Speaker 4: I mean, you're mister in New York. So they're bringing
26:06
Speaker 4: you there as currency for themselves. It makes them look
26:08
Speaker 4: cool because they're sitting with you, and you know again you're.
26:11
Speaker 1: You're lending your name and your brand.
26:14
Speaker 4: To that atmosphere because they believe me you would be
26:17
Speaker 4: really appreciated that they'd love to see you there. Like
26:19
Speaker 4: anytime I'm at one of these games like that, they
26:21
Speaker 4: love it because, like you know, you're.
26:23
Speaker 1: A personality that's recognizable. So that's who's there.
26:26
Speaker 4: It's either people like us who work in media that
26:28
Speaker 4: folks have heard of, or people who make fifty times
26:31
Speaker 4: as much money as.
26:32
Speaker 1: We do and nobody's heard of. You know, but they
26:35
Speaker 1: have a good racket.
26:36
Speaker 4: Though I'm not telling you that's they got the better deal.
26:38
Speaker 1: Probably.
26:39
Speaker 4: You know, if you're the CEO of a company I
26:42
Speaker 4: have to google, no one's making you sign something into urinal.
26:45
Speaker 1: Okay, we're in a different way.
26:50
Speaker 3: Yeah, but court set, they literally crash it. You know,
26:53
Speaker 3: I like sitting in the front of the Yankee game,
26:55
Speaker 3: but I don't want to sit and shares along the
26:56
Speaker 3: first baseline or fryet it.
26:59
Speaker 4: But you know what, you'd be used to people slamming
27:02
Speaker 4: into if you rode the subway more.
27:03
Speaker 1: I don't know what to tell you.
27:06
Speaker 3: So, hey, what is the betting? Is the betting in
27:12
Speaker 3: favor of the Knicks right now?
27:14
Speaker 1: So here's the deal.
27:15
Speaker 4: The Spurs were the favorites to win the series before
27:18
Speaker 4: it's started. Yeah, and now it's close to an even
27:21
Speaker 4: money bet. A lot of people think the Knicks can
27:24
Speaker 4: win this thing. So you got you know, you're gonna
27:27
Speaker 4: have some real intensity when this series gets back to
27:29
Speaker 4: the garden Monday night.
27:30
Speaker 1: You're gonna have the trump Man there. Did you see that?
27:33
Speaker 3: Yeah?
27:34
Speaker 4: Yeah, But it's not gonna be like a UFC fight
27:38
Speaker 4: where he walks into a standing ovation.
27:40
Speaker 1: I think he's gonna be in a luxury box.
27:43
Speaker 4: But I would expect the crowd, in all honesty, they're
27:47
Speaker 4: probably going to either cheer him or be predominantly cheering him.
27:52
Speaker 4: Because the fans are there to win a game, and
27:55
Speaker 4: the game is so much more important when you haven't
27:58
Speaker 4: won in fifty three years than the politics.
28:01
Speaker 1: So I would actually expect if he was.
28:03
Speaker 4: Going to a game in you know, the middle of
28:05
Speaker 4: may or March or whatever, you know, you might see
28:07
Speaker 4: a little more activism out of the crowd. I genuinely
28:10
Speaker 4: don't expect it. I do not expect him to get
28:12
Speaker 4: boot in the garden. Not the guy who's been going
28:15
Speaker 4: to Knicks games his whole life, Like.
28:16
Speaker 1: For real, he's been to a lot of next games.
28:19
Speaker 4: He's he's chased more loose balls than James Talla Vico.
28:23
Speaker 4: Come on, man, god, everybody.
28:26
Speaker 3: Oh hey, Scott Pelley, the biggest pompous ass in the
28:31
Speaker 3: history of broadcasting. You know, I'm reading the variety variety,
28:35
Speaker 3: this left wing Hollywood thing that says, with the firing
28:39
Speaker 3: sixty minutes, can it go on? Yeah, what do you mean,
28:42
Speaker 3: Kenny go on? It'll be on Sunday night. It's just fun.
28:47
Speaker 1: He was such an arrogant jackass. And again, everybody who's
28:52
Speaker 1: trying to make this something else, like, oh, the freedom
28:54
Speaker 1: of speech. You're President Trump.
28:57
Speaker 4: Okay, Well then you go into your boss's office in
29:00
Speaker 4: front of the whole staff and curse.
29:01
Speaker 1: Him out and let me know how that goes.
29:04
Speaker 4: Okay, it's like everybody's conveniently leaving out the most important
29:08
Speaker 4: part of this story, that he trashed his boss in
29:12
Speaker 4: front of the whole company, videotaped it and handed it
29:14
Speaker 4: to the New York Times. I don't care where.
29:17
Speaker 1: People are listening right now.
29:19
Speaker 4: There's not a single person in a single profession that
29:22
Speaker 4: can do that and hold on to their job.
29:24
Speaker 3: So apparently they called him in the next day in
29:27
Speaker 3: private just to air this out. Yes, and he did
29:30
Speaker 3: it again. So do you think you think he was
29:34
Speaker 3: deliberately doing this to get fired and go out as
29:37
Speaker 3: a martyr and then maybe that way you get some.
29:39
Speaker 4: Other job, because he thinks doing this gives him integrity,
29:45
Speaker 4: because he thinks this is like a journalistic stand.
29:48
Speaker 1: And what a lot of people that.
29:50
Speaker 4: Are in that little left wing bubble don't understand is
29:53
Speaker 4: no one takes them seriously.
29:55
Speaker 1: Like people know sixty minutes lies, they know they edited,
29:58
Speaker 1: commonly interviews they I've seen.
30:00
Speaker 4: I mean that one of the most egregious things he
30:02
Speaker 4: ever did, Pelly is if you ever watch him, he
30:04
Speaker 4: was interviewing the Moms for Liberty, and the Moms for
30:07
Speaker 4: Liberty were a group that didn't want sex books in kindergarten.
30:11
Speaker 1: So they formed a group to say, hey, can we
30:13
Speaker 1: do something about the curriculum.
30:14
Speaker 4: We don't need kindergarten kids, because let's be clear, anybody
30:17
Speaker 4: who wants to read a sex book to a kindergartener
30:20
Speaker 4: shouldn't be allowed around a kindergarten.
30:21
Speaker 5: I think it's pretty straightforward.
30:23
Speaker 1: Okay, but the point is Mom's for Liberty. You're making
30:26
Speaker 1: that case if you watch the video.
30:27
Speaker 4: Okay, he just starts voicing over their comments. He's like,
30:31
Speaker 4: soh told me a little bit about your group, and
30:33
Speaker 4: she's like, well, we were formed because there were sex
30:35
Speaker 4: books in our kindergarten. And he just starts talking over
30:37
Speaker 4: them to voiceover. They seem to be regurgitating a lot
30:41
Speaker 4: of Maga talking points. I'm like, does did anybody hear
30:45
Speaker 4: the part about the books and the kids, because that's
30:48
Speaker 4: not maga, that's humanity, you know.
30:51
Speaker 5: But that's who he was.
30:52
Speaker 1: And they all think just two things.
30:55
Speaker 4: They think they're better people than the rest of us,
30:58
Speaker 4: that they have some moral high ground, and they think
31:01
Speaker 4: because he was e'veen in TV too long Okay, the
31:04
Speaker 4: game changed, like the era of you make twenty million
31:07
Speaker 4: dollars a year to cover two stories a month and
31:10
Speaker 4: you can talk down to your boss in front of people.
31:13
Speaker 1: TV Ain't that anymore?
31:14
Speaker 4: Mark, You know, TV is a lot of things. It
31:17
Speaker 4: is not nineteen eighty. It is not nineteen seventy. Okay,
31:20
Speaker 4: in twenty twenty six you were on the wrong side.
31:23
Speaker 1: Of supply and demand. If you work in TV, you
31:26
Speaker 1: should know that.
31:27
Speaker 3: The good point. Maybe if you're a Milton Berl in
31:30
Speaker 3: nineteen forty and a nineteen fifty you could do that
31:33
Speaker 3: to NBC since you were the only hit show they had.
31:35
Speaker 1: Thank you.
31:36
Speaker 3: But hey, you're a big TV star now big radio start.
31:38
Speaker 3: Could you ever imagine taking yourself that? Seriously?
31:43
Speaker 1: No, that's what I don't get because nobody.
31:47
Speaker 4: Wants to be around that person. And when you're doing
31:50
Speaker 4: TV and doing radio, we are company. Everybody listening right now,
31:54
Speaker 4: whether they're commuting, they're already work, they're listening at home,
31:57
Speaker 4: they're out in the morning walk, we're hanging out with them.
32:00
Speaker 1: Where their company?
32:01
Speaker 4: And would you really want company who comes over and
32:03
Speaker 4: just tells you he's better than everybody all day? It's
32:06
Speaker 4: horrible and like, I don't know how they don't know that,
32:09
Speaker 4: but they don't know that. So it's funny to watch
32:12
Speaker 4: this play out because the people defending him are basically
32:15
Speaker 4: telling you that what he did was okay.
32:16
Speaker 1: You know, like Jake Tapper is acting all surprised, but
32:19
Speaker 1: this is this is the same guy who wrote a
32:21
Speaker 1: book about the cover up of Joe.
32:22
Speaker 4: Biden's cognitive decline, like it was the oj Confession book.
32:26
Speaker 1: Tapper, He's like, I can't believe the media nobody was
32:29
Speaker 1: onto this.
32:30
Speaker 4: I'm like, as you defended him every night.
32:32
Speaker 1: You fraud.
32:34
Speaker 3: Hey, Jimmy, Philip Listener writes a question. I love it
32:39
Speaker 3: when he says it, but ask him, well, he always says,
32:41
Speaker 3: hey girl, where did hay girl come from?
32:44
Speaker 4: Oh?
32:44
Speaker 5: You want to laugh?
32:45
Speaker 4: That is actually how me and the women of Fox
32:47
Speaker 4: News talk about talk to each other. We don't entirely
32:51
Speaker 4: know why, but we think it's based out of like
32:53
Speaker 4: the cat calling era in New York City and that
32:55
Speaker 4: was like a viral issue. So I always walk around
32:58
Speaker 4: in the hallways at Fox and I'll be like, hey girl,
33:01
Speaker 4: and a lot of women like Kennedy or Dana Perino
33:03
Speaker 4: and Martha will.
33:04
Speaker 1: Be like hey girl, And that's like a thing. Now, Yeah,
33:07
Speaker 1: I just do it as a joke, But that's funny.
33:09
Speaker 1: I'm glad they.
33:10
Speaker 7: Wanted to know.
33:10
Speaker 3: Oh it's very catchy. So Jimmy Fayla, you got to
33:13
Speaker 3: you gotta listen to him every weeknight, nine to midnight
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Speaker 1: Ooh, it's just comedians.
33:21
Speaker 4: I'm bringing on Dave Landow, one of my favorite comics
33:24
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33:26
Speaker 4: And we're just gonna make fun of the California election.
33:28
Speaker 5: I mean, how are we living in.
33:30
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33:33
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33:35
Speaker 4: weeks to count votes.
33:36
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33:38
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33:41
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35:00
Speaker 4: Mister New York marsimone on WOR.
35:05
Speaker 3: Well, you know that crazy candidate They got this Platner
35:09
Speaker 3: in Maine, the Nazi with the big Nazi tattoo. The
35:12
Speaker 3: guy sexting with all these different women apparently met with
35:15
Speaker 3: all the top Democratic leaders behind closed doors, and they
35:19
Speaker 3: said they're getting ready to throw them out, but they said,
35:21
Speaker 3: are there any other skeletons that might be coming out?
35:25
Speaker 3: Is there anything else that we need? Well, they didn't
35:28
Speaker 3: like his answers at all. It wasn't. The answer was
35:30
Speaker 3: not no. It was well, any sexual assault allegations will
35:37
Speaker 3: not be true. Some of the things aren't. It wasn't
35:41
Speaker 3: a good answer. It was not a definitive no. So
35:44
Speaker 3: what's today, Thursday? I'm sure they're talking today. We'll see.
35:51
Speaker 3: We'll see if tomorrow or over the weekend they tell
35:54
Speaker 3: them to get out of the race. You can do that.
35:56
Speaker 3: Democrats are good at that. Remember when Biden was running
36:00
Speaker 3: in the first time in that primary. Biden was like
36:05
Speaker 3: in twelfth place, ninety points behind, and they told everybody
36:08
Speaker 3: to get out of the race. They told Buddha Jedge
36:10
Speaker 3: and Amy Klobucher and everybody had drop out, and they
36:13
Speaker 3: did for him. So they can do that. Hey, we're
36:15
Speaker 3: out of time. I'll be back tomorrow ten to noon.
36:18
Speaker 3: I hope you will be too. Have a great day.
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