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The Alex Marlow Show - Mamdani Demands IDs for Communist Grocery Stores; Haley Steven's Fake Voice; RFK Humiliates CNN Bash · The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated

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Speaker 1: Ready to break the narrative, get the real story with
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Speaker 1: no filters and no apologies, cut through the noise, with
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Speaker 1: real conversation, real conviction, and real news. It's time for
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Speaker 1: truth without spin. It's the Alex Marlow Show.
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Speaker 2: It's the Alex Marlow Show.
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Speaker 3: I'm glad you're here, have all of you at a
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Speaker 3: great weekend. I'm gonna tell you a little bit about
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Speaker 3: mine momentarily, but before we do, want to get into
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Speaker 3: some of the biggest items of the day.
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Speaker 2: We'll go to Ciuta.
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Speaker 3: We'll talk about Todd Blanche maybe perhaps getting confirmed as
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Speaker 3: Attorney General. Also mentioned the Iran War. I guess I'll
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Speaker 3: start with the iron Wore updates, which are almost nothing.
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Speaker 3: It is one of those weekends where nearly nothing happened
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Speaker 3: until you woke up to a bunch of Iron War
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Speaker 3: headlines which didn't really report anything. I learned that Trump
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Speaker 3: says that there will be talks today, and also Iranian
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Speaker 3: media is acting very confused that the idea that they
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Speaker 3: would be talked today about peace with Irom, which kind
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Speaker 3: of leads us to where we thought we were, which
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Speaker 3: is that this could just be the new normal, that
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Speaker 3: we have a certain level of war and that's just
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Speaker 3: how things are going to go. And we're going to
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Speaker 3: have to start making the case to the American public
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Speaker 3: that this is the best scenario of the available scenarios,
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Speaker 3: because it doesn't seem like this is going to be
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Speaker 3: wrapping up anytime soon. In a lot of time dwelling
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Speaker 3: on it is time not dwelling on really what is
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Speaker 3: our secret sauce to winning elections, which is that we
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Speaker 3: are the conservative movement, the Republican Party, the Party of
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Speaker 3: the working class and the party of the workers, and
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Speaker 3: we care about Americans, which is why we want to
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Speaker 3: have police and schools and ice and borders and the
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Speaker 3: sort of thing where we want people to be having
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Speaker 3: fundamental American rights and values as opposed to just focusing
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Speaker 3: on foreigners who are flooding into our country or focusing
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Speaker 3: on foreign wars. So that's the plan, and let's see
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Speaker 3: if any Trump any attacks take place. But one thing
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Speaker 3: is noteworthy is that Trump said he's ready to do
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Speaker 3: work world War II level attacks on Iran, so he's threatened.
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Speaker 3: Even though we're about to have a peace talk, we
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Speaker 3: also could have the biggest bombing campaign since World War
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Speaker 3: Two at any moment, And if we do. I will
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Speaker 3: keep you posted here on The Marlow Show as always
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Speaker 3: at Breiper dot com. My colleagues at Salem as well.
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Speaker 3: I'm sure have that share that commitment, all right. Next thing,
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Speaker 3: Todd Blanche's confirmation as Attorney General has moved along because
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Speaker 3: as of early this morning, senator is John Cornyan of
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Speaker 3: Texas and Thom tillis where he's no longer Tom. We're
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Speaker 3: not doing this Tom hoax. His name is thomb he's
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Speaker 3: been lying to you and he's a pretty dopey guy.
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Speaker 3: Both of these guys are on the way out. They
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Speaker 3: will not be senators come next year, and there apparently
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Speaker 3: said that they are willing to support Blanche's confirmation. This
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Speaker 3: is one where I will believe it when I see it.
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Speaker 3: But so long as Blanche gets in the way of
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Speaker 3: the one point eight billion dollar anti weaponization fund that
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Speaker 3: is tied to this Trump IRS settlement, this is the
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Speaker 3: fun that would go to people, presumably who were unable
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Speaker 3: to pay for having to face charges and legal fees
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Speaker 3: for things like J six and things that were obviously
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Speaker 3: partial government hoaxes designed to gin up political political momentum
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Speaker 3: against Trump and has comeback by attacking using law fair
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Speaker 3: the people who supported Trump. This is not something that
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Speaker 3: I loved. I mentioned this on the show at the time.
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Speaker 3: I don't love the Weaponization Fund. I don't love the
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Speaker 3: idea that. For example, I'm a pretty solid Trump supporter.
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Speaker 3: I didn't want anything to do with January the sixth.
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Speaker 3: I knew some of that stuff was going to go down,
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Speaker 3: and I didn't want anything to do.
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Speaker 2: With it at all.
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Speaker 3: So why tax payer dollars should be going to fund
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Speaker 3: people who didn't know better and still showed up, I
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Speaker 3: don't know. And I know there's some of you in
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Speaker 3: the audience who were there and showed up and probably
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Speaker 3: got wrapped into the drag net. You are victims, you
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Speaker 3: deserve something, You deserve justice. But I just don't know
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Speaker 3: if a government fund nearly two billion dollars is the
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Speaker 3: correct approach. And so that's where Corn and thom tillis.
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Speaker 3: We're getting in the interfering with Blanche, and you can
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Speaker 3: imagine Trump was saying to Blanche, You're not get my
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Speaker 3: support unless you're for the fund. And apparently we may
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Speaker 3: have broken through that impass, but we will see. So
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Speaker 3: the Senate Judiciary is expected to vote on advancing the
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Speaker 3: nomination of Blanch that's coming up, and that's going to
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Speaker 3: resolve the immediate blockade, and then a full Senate confirmation
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Speaker 3: is going to require a floor vote. So there's definitely
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Speaker 3: obstacles that have been cleared, but with more to come.
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Speaker 3: I think Blanche has done an exemplary job since he's
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Speaker 3: been acting, so I think that that would be a
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Speaker 3: great promotion for him. I think abodes very well. I
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Speaker 3: think Blanche understands the law Fair apparatus, but this is
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Speaker 3: one where we're just gonna have to come up with
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Speaker 3: private ways to fund justice for some of these people.
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Speaker 3: And I do think that they can individually pursue if
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Speaker 3: they feel like they were targeted with law Fair that
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Speaker 3: is illegal, so for the most part, but just having
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Speaker 3: a specific fund from the government to pay that stuff out,
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Speaker 3: I don't know. I think it was great optics, So
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Speaker 3: if that's the sticking point, we should be able to
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Speaker 3: surmount it.
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Speaker 2: And I think we have all right.
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Speaker 3: Next thing, I mentioned my weekend, and I was going
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Speaker 3: to say that the.
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Speaker 2: Thing for me.
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Speaker 3: That came up was a lot of faucy talk, but
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Speaker 3: nothing was more compelling than RFK and Dana Bash.
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Speaker 2: Can you play cut twelve guys.
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Speaker 4: And one of the bestakes we made in the last
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Speaker 4: time was suppressing those rights so people weren't being heard,
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Speaker 4: the doctors who were saying you're doing it wrong, for
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Speaker 4: being originalized and vilified.
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Speaker 5: Because because again I really want to move on. But yeah,
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Speaker 5: you were saying you.
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Speaker 4: Were part of the problem.
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Speaker 5: No, I wasn't.
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Speaker 4: Talking about it was absolute press malpractice. But you weren't
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Speaker 4: allowing yours.
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Speaker 5: It's your secretary.
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Speaker 2: Your job.
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Speaker 4: Your job is a fear as skepticism wart authority, and
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Speaker 4: you weren't doing that.
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Speaker 5: You I am meaning my job is no. Okay, are
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Speaker 5: you gonna you want to sit here and attack me
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Speaker 5: or do you want to have conversations attacking I'm not
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Speaker 5: attacking you. I'm asking questions about how to that's the
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Speaker 5: next question, and I'll tell you that's what I'm trying
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Speaker 5: to do.
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Speaker 3: So this is the beginning of what was an unbelievable
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Speaker 3: exchange where RFK, who I tell you, I got to
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Speaker 3: sit down with him right here at the Glendale Studios
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Speaker 3: for a half an hour. It's of my podcast feed
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Speaker 3: a couple of months ago, and he's I think, an
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Speaker 3: incredible American who's an unbelievable life story in a lot
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Speaker 3: of ways. But he's not the type of person who's
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Speaker 3: going to go out and do every interview because I
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Speaker 3: think that some of the health related issues that he's got,
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Speaker 3: and he wanted to go in the lions Den and
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Speaker 3: he wanted to pick this woman apart because what CNN
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Speaker 3: did is CNN prevented people from questioning the science, which,
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Speaker 3: as I've noted over and over again on the show,
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Speaker 3: the scientific method is all about questioning hypotheses. There's no
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Speaker 3: settled science. And these guys took Fauci's word when he
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Speaker 3: was lying directly to them, lying straight to their face,
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Speaker 3: and they took his word as gospel, as if he
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Speaker 3: understood this brand new novel virus. There's a novel virus
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Speaker 3: of coronavirus. So the reason I tie this into the
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Speaker 3: weekend is that when I was going around talking about
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Speaker 3: family members talking to people in the community, everyone wants
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Speaker 3: my take on Fauci, and some of my family members
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Speaker 3: were saying, well, wasn't pretty intense when Bernie Marino was
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Speaker 3: swearing at him from the Senate floor, And I gave
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Speaker 3: it some thought, because you guys know, that's not how
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Speaker 3: I like to express myself. I don't like to swear
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Speaker 3: at people unnecessarily. It's a tool that you should be
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Speaker 3: able to have, but that's not really I'm not a yeller.
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Speaker 3: I was thinking about it and thinking about all of
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Speaker 3: the learning disabilities that he caused, all the people who
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Speaker 3: lost their jobs. It goes on to this day. I
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Speaker 3: was just talking to a friend of mine who is
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Speaker 3: just in New York City and he said that there's
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Speaker 3: so many shops are boarded up. And the reason why
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Speaker 3: shops are boarded up is because now the work week,
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Speaker 3: the in city work week is now Tuesday to Thursday.
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Speaker 3: People don't come in on Mondays and Fridays anymore. That's
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Speaker 3: residual from the pandemic. And a lot of these businesses
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Speaker 3: were built on foot traffic people coming into work, and
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Speaker 3: they would go to work. They would have a ton
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Speaker 3: in business from Monday to Friday. Now it's three days
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Speaker 3: a week where they're making money, and they can't afford that,
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Speaker 3: so they're boarding up the shops, and everyone else knows
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Speaker 3: they'd be in the same boat, so they're not buying
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Speaker 3: up those shops. So that's all these downstream effects of
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Speaker 3: Fauci's lockdown policies. And if he ever wants to lie
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Speaker 3: again say that he can support the lockdown. We've now
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Speaker 3: got the email proof that he talked New York City
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Speaker 3: in California into locking down California in the place where
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Speaker 3: Gavin Newsom got a paddle border arrested off the coast
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Speaker 3: of Malibu by himself the paddle board. Some of these
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Speaker 3: things are such a crackup. People were reminding me of
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Speaker 3: when John Rahm the golfer, was pulled off the golf
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Speaker 3: course in the middle of a PGA Tour event when
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Speaker 3: he was winning by six. He's winning a PGA Tour
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Speaker 3: event by six, and they pull him off the golf
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Speaker 3: course where he hits a tiny ball around a field
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Speaker 3: that's miles and miles long. He hits at three hundred yards.
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Speaker 3: No one needs to be within forty feet of him
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Speaker 3: at any moment, And he got pulled off a golf
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Speaker 3: course winning by six because he had tested positive for COVID.
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Speaker 3: He was he's so sick that he should have been
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Speaker 3: winning by ten, but he was only winning by six
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Speaker 3: at the time because of all those horrible COVID symptoms.
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Speaker 3: I shouldn't eve be smiling about this. Fauci caused so
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Speaker 3: many deaths. He allowed for CUOMO to send all of
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Speaker 3: All right, I mentioned I got one more clamp of
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Speaker 3: RFK ripping into Danna Bashrom CNN. Here's the point about
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Speaker 3: the media is that you don't hate the media enough.
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Speaker 2: The fake news is the enemy of the people. And
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Speaker 2: I don't know.
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Speaker 3: Why no one in the media ever loses their jobs
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Speaker 3: after getting everything wrong during the pandemic. That's my point.
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Speaker 3: The other Bashador is probably one of the better people
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Speaker 3: at CNN, which is not saying much. That is the
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Speaker 3: world's tallest midgeit sort of thing. But that's what's so
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Speaker 3: wild about this is that the bar is so low
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Speaker 3: at the establishing media, then no one's expected to get
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Speaker 3: anything right. Let's play this other cup, please, guys, let's
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Speaker 3: play on this is sixteen now.
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Speaker 5: I see my job as telling the truth, and the
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Speaker 5: truth is that there is is study after study after study.
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Speaker 5: It's one of the most study things out there. And
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Speaker 5: science like a pirrot.
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Speaker 2: You're so are you like a parrot?
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Speaker 4: So actually read the science.
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Speaker 5: You don't want to.
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Speaker 4: You don't want to hear and debate this.
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Speaker 5: So I'm not debating this view.
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Speaker 6: Of course you won't know because.
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Speaker 5: John, I'm not we know how to do is.
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Speaker 4: Repeat things that people told you and say trust the experts.
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Speaker 2: That's what you did it during COVID.
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Speaker 4: Now we know that Anthony Fauci, who was the expert,
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Speaker 4: was lying about everything about massive about the social distancing,
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Speaker 4: about natural immunity, about the transmission from the vaccine, about
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Speaker 4: the source of COVID. He was lying, and you were
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Speaker 4: punishing people for not trusting the experts. And now you're
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Speaker 4: rolling out the exers again. I can talk about something
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Speaker 4: that you have no personal knowledge of.
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Speaker 3: Getting to watch missus doctor Marlogo through the scientific process
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Speaker 3: at a actual hospital, treating actual patients every day, you
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Speaker 3: see that no one is half as arrogant as Fauci
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Speaker 3: or any of the media people who are telling us
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Speaker 3: what do you think about novel virus that was new?
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Speaker 3: That's the point to be learned amongst the many points,
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Speaker 3: but maybe the most important one is why were we
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Speaker 3: so arrogant? Why were we so declarative about something that
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Speaker 3: was obviously such a mystery to people that we didn't
13:33
Speaker 3: have the foggiest idea what was going on. We'd never
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Speaker 3: seen anything like this before, and yet people were so
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Speaker 3: confident shutting people down, shutting down their businesses, the learning
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Speaker 3: disabilities that children going to have are going to go
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Speaker 3: on for the rest of their lives. People are going
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Speaker 3: to have PTSD mental health issues for the rest of
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Speaker 3: their lives. We're never going to stop with the way
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Speaker 3: this pandemic and more importantly, the lockdown's affected communities. And
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Speaker 3: now we know that the guy was the expert said
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Speaker 3: that the vextor stop transmission went, it wouldn't. But the
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Speaker 3: most important one of them all, I think, is the
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Speaker 3: origin of the virus. Where Fauci believed it was that
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Speaker 3: lab in January before we even knew it was a pandemic,
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Speaker 3: and then he backed off of that and acted like
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Speaker 3: it was probably the pengulin soup. Bill mar was pretty
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Speaker 3: clear on this. Let's play cut six guys.
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Speaker 7: He was caught in actual lives. He was telling people,
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Speaker 7: and the big issue to me is the origin of this,
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Speaker 7: which is very important. How did it start?
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Speaker 2: And he was.
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Speaker 7: Telling people upfront when it first began it was from
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Speaker 7: the wet markets could not that's a conspiracy theory if
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Speaker 7: you say it escaped from the lab. And he knew
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Speaker 7: better because we have him in his diary telling us
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Speaker 7: what he was saying. Two other scientists who were saying no, absolutely.
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Speaker 3: And so we know why he didn't say the truth
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Speaker 3: to us. He didn't say the truth of us because
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Speaker 3: he didn't trust us with the truth. Trusted with the truth.
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Speaker 3: That's why such obviously absurd things became part of American life.
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Speaker 3: Where I would be walking my dog outside and people
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Speaker 3: have a mask on their chin, and then when they
15:11
Speaker 3: would pass me with their dog, they would pull the
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Speaker 3: cloth mask up over their nose for two seconds and
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Speaker 3: then bring it back down. Obviously that wasn't stopping Jack,
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Speaker 3: but we still did that.
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Speaker 2: And then we were told that.
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Speaker 3: The virus was so magical that it actually only floated
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Speaker 3: above three and a half feet when we're sitting down
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Speaker 3: to eat in a restaurant, that the virus when you
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Speaker 3: get up to use the bathroom, then it can infect you,
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Speaker 3: so you have to pull your cloth mask up.
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Speaker 2: But when you sit down to eat.
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Speaker 3: Your plate of ribs or spaghetti, then you can take
15:41
Speaker 3: your mask off and you can just sit there. And
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Speaker 3: Gavin Newsom said that you should be pulling up your
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Speaker 3: mask between bites, even though he was at a special
15:48
Speaker 3: dinner at the French Laundry, most expensive restaurant in the country,
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Speaker 3: when he locked down a bunch of your children, and
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Speaker 3: did he lose his job. No, In fact, he's going
15:57
Speaker 3: to get votes for president. That was so frush to people.
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Speaker 3: And this is something that Republicans, conservatives, Trump supporters need
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Speaker 3: to hear, is that if no one is actually held
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Speaker 3: to account here, if there aren't some sort of consequences,
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Speaker 3: then a lot of people are going to continue to
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Speaker 3: lose trust. And we're going to lose trust because we
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Speaker 3: saw all the harm that was done. So many people
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Speaker 3: lost family members, so many people of family members are
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Speaker 3: forced to die in the points can be made over
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Speaker 3: and over again, but we did turn over the pandemic
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Speaker 3: response to a bunch of hacks who are lying to
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Speaker 3: us for political purposes. Doctor Burks admitted it.
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Speaker 2: We played that.
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Speaker 3: I think it was Friday's show, her saying the Blue
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Speaker 3: States locked down extra in order to prove a political
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Speaker 3: point because they want to make sure Trump didn't win.
16:41
Speaker 3: Fauci talked about how in his diaries he wasn't sure
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Speaker 3: he wanted the vaccine to get out there because Trump
16:46
Speaker 3: would get credit and that means Trump could win. And
16:49
Speaker 3: it was a breath of fresh air when Biden got
16:50
Speaker 3: in and Biden's team got in so all, this is
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Speaker 3: so horrible, the lack of public trust. Now this is
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Speaker 3: going to be it's not even to be fixable. These
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Speaker 3: are scars on our country and Vauci's the face of it,
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Speaker 3: and that's why people want him.
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Speaker 2: Help to account. We come back.
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Speaker 3: I'm going to play the most unbelievable Mandani clip I
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Speaker 3: think I've ever played.
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Speaker 2: That's gonna be first off, we return on the Alex
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Speaker 2: Marlow Show.
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Speaker 3: All Right, I promised you a man dommie clip is
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Speaker 3: going to blow your mind, and I've got a man
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Speaker 3: dommie clip that's going to blow your mind.
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Speaker 2: Let's play cut ten.
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Speaker 8: Please, guys, how are you going to keep people from
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Speaker 8: taking advantage of that? You know that deal basically? And
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Speaker 8: is there going to be a limit on the number
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Speaker 8: of items that someone can take that are discounted at
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Speaker 8: that level from that essential basket?
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Speaker 9: So our RFP makes very clear that this is a
17:53
Speaker 9: program for New Yorkers to be able to put food
17:56
Speaker 9: on the table, not a program for people to be
17:58
Speaker 9: able to make a quick book through reselling. I'm gonna
18:00
Speaker 9: pass it over to our DC had g pack to
18:02
Speaker 9: add some additional details.
18:05
Speaker 10: Yeah, so if you look at O RFP for the operator.
18:07
Speaker 10: We are looking to make sure that we target New Yorkers,
18:11
Speaker 10: whether it be a sort of a library card, asks it.
18:13
Speaker 10: And also we manage who's buying, and that is focused
18:17
Speaker 10: on everyday New Yorkers.
18:18
Speaker 2: A library card.
18:20
Speaker 3: It's starting to sound a little bit like an ID.
18:23
Speaker 3: You need an ID to use Ma'm Dommi's communist grocery store.
18:29
Speaker 3: And they're already afraid that people going to buy the
18:31
Speaker 3: groceries at thirty percent off and flip them.
18:35
Speaker 2: Isn't that unbelievable? Isn't that blatantly racist?
18:38
Speaker 3: Also, weren't we told that if you demand people to
18:40
Speaker 3: show you a photo ID, then you are a racist
18:44
Speaker 3: person because the blacks are incapable of getting IDs. Isn't
18:48
Speaker 3: that what the Democrats have been telling us forever? So
18:50
Speaker 3: isn't he discriminating against black New Yorkers in this There's
18:54
Speaker 3: another point here about immigration, which is that he doesn't
18:57
Speaker 3: want any of you non New Yorkers. Maybe even if
18:59
Speaker 3: you work in New York, if you're not a New Yorker,
19:01
Speaker 3: even though you got to work in New York, maybe
19:02
Speaker 3: you want to live in New York, but you can't
19:04
Speaker 3: afford it because too expensive, and you live outside New York.
19:07
Speaker 2: If you come in and you want to use Mamdanni's.
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Speaker 3: Communist grocery stores, then you better be prepared to have
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Speaker 3: an ID or else you can't.
19:16
Speaker 2: You can't participate.
19:18
Speaker 3: And I say this is an immigration connection, because isn't
19:20
Speaker 3: that the whole point of why a lot of working
19:23
Speaker 3: class people, even people aren't necessarily Republicans, started to lean
19:28
Speaker 3: towards President Trump because he was someone who represented the
19:31
Speaker 3: concept that you can't have socialism and an open border.
19:37
Speaker 3: So Mamdanni realizes that in the context of his grocery store,
19:41
Speaker 3: that you can't have a communist grocery store that succeeds
19:44
Speaker 3: if people are free to just come into New York
19:46
Speaker 3: at will buy the groceries at thirty percent off, let
19:49
Speaker 3: up their carts, clear out the shelves, and then go
19:52
Speaker 3: back to a place outside of New York. That's the
19:54
Speaker 3: whole point. You can't have a massive welfare state and
19:57
Speaker 3: open borders. And we're gonna watch Mamdonnie experiment with this
20:00
Speaker 3: in real time. Such a blast. It's such a blast
20:05
Speaker 3: to see this because these things fall apart almost instantly,
20:10
Speaker 3: and that's when the left tries these big programs. They
20:12
Speaker 3: can barely even get them off the ground. If he
20:16
Speaker 3: requires one ID, it is going to dog Democrats forever.
20:20
Speaker 3: And we're going to get voter IDs to vote. I mean,
20:23
Speaker 3: we're gonna get IDs for people to go to the polls.
20:24
Speaker 3: We're gonna get proof recisianship to go the polls. If
20:27
Speaker 3: he's going to force IDs to get communist groceries, we're
20:29
Speaker 3: definitely getting IDs to vote. So it's good stuff. And
20:32
Speaker 3: that was a fantastic question. Whoever asked that that was
20:35
Speaker 3: really teed him up in a nice way. All Right,
20:37
Speaker 3: I got more, Mom, Donnie, let's puck cut one.
20:39
Speaker 11: Please, guys, if a commission studying reparations in this city
20:45
Speaker 11: recommended cash reparations for people impacted in New York City,
20:52
Speaker 11: which you support that recommendation.
20:54
Speaker 9: First, I want to say that I stand by what
20:55
Speaker 9: I submitted. Yes, it's the truth. It's not a personal assessment.
21:00
Speaker 9: And we often think about slavery and the complicity in
21:05
Speaker 9: slavery as being exclusively to certain geographic areas of the country.
21:09
Speaker 9: Here in New York City we were very complicit, and
21:12
Speaker 9: so I look forward to whatever those findings are. I
21:14
Speaker 9: can't give you an answer in advance of them. But
21:16
Speaker 9: I can tell you that this is critically important because
21:19
Speaker 9: this is also what it looks like to acknowledge what
21:22
Speaker 9: history truly was.
21:23
Speaker 3: He wants people who never own slaves to pay for
21:27
Speaker 3: people who never were slaves. And he's breaking this news
21:31
Speaker 3: to the great Charles Blow of Dennis Prager's show favorite.
21:34
Speaker 3: I always love when I see some of Dennis's characters
21:37
Speaker 3: pop up on my show, which is fun. Sean's not
21:40
Speaker 3: along with this, because Dennis had his characters.
21:43
Speaker 2: The New York Times.
21:44
Speaker 3: Editorial page was Dennis's characters, the same way I bring
21:47
Speaker 3: up these characters with the via the clips on the show,
21:50
Speaker 3: he had his characters. I look forward to whenever you
21:51
Speaker 3: bring up a Krugman column. I knew there's gonna be
21:53
Speaker 3: a big dunk fest. So Charles Blow the most maybe
21:57
Speaker 3: the most insane person is hes still there times.
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Speaker 2: I've not read a Blow column in a while.
22:03
Speaker 3: All right, But anyway, this is just just wild that
22:06
Speaker 3: this is the plan now, is that he's going to
22:08
Speaker 3: pander to blacks in one way, but he's gonna discriminate
22:11
Speaker 3: them by demanding the good IDs. What is the route?
22:14
Speaker 3: I'm aware of the route. Anyway, this is very fascinating
22:21
Speaker 3: because our friend shop is Kstenbaum from Bragger You. He
22:24
Speaker 3: pointed out every Muslim in New York, starting with Mamdani
22:27
Speaker 3: should pay us for nine to eleven. Really interesting. I
22:31
Speaker 3: don't think that's gonna work, but it's an interesting thought experiment.
22:34
Speaker 3: So non slaver, he's not in the other times, So
22:37
Speaker 3: non slaver people are gonna have to pay for people
22:42
Speaker 3: who never wear slaves. But people who are Muslim also
22:47
Speaker 3: won't to have to pay for people who are affected
22:48
Speaker 3: by radical Islamic terrorism in New York. So I'm not
22:52
Speaker 3: saying we should do either, but if we're gonna do one,
22:54
Speaker 3: which one makes more sense? Fun thought experiment? Mamdani is
22:59
Speaker 3: tying a lot of people up in a pretzel, and
23:00
Speaker 3: this has really been the theme I would say since
23:02
Speaker 3: I got the show, how the Democrats their core values
23:05
Speaker 3: they don't comport with one another. Scott Galloway, who is
23:10
Speaker 3: a New York University professor and a podcaster who emotes
23:14
Speaker 3: a lot on his podcast, is very left and is
23:18
Speaker 3: very excited about some of these socialists. But then he
23:21
Speaker 3: learned that he was actually doxed by Mam Donnie because
23:25
Speaker 3: Mamdannie do this Pieta tear tax where he's taxing rich
23:28
Speaker 3: people in their second homes extra. And so he's doing
23:32
Speaker 3: this and he printed all these names and addresses of
23:35
Speaker 3: people that are going to get the taxed, and Galloway's
23:39
Speaker 3: freaking out. Let's play cut seventeen.
23:42
Speaker 12: And I've been doxed. E've been doxed? What tell me?
23:46
Speaker 2: Uh So, I don't know.
23:48
Speaker 12: If you've heard, but Mayor Mom Donnie has decided to
23:51
Speaker 12: release a list of the nine hundred and fifty thousand
23:54
Speaker 12: residences with addresses and names that might be eligible for
23:59
Speaker 12: his a tear attack. I came out in favor of
24:02
Speaker 12: this tax. This is a definition. He's taken a legitimate
24:06
Speaker 12: source of tax revenue and he's turned it into a
24:09
Speaker 12: wanted poster. And the question I would have is, other
24:12
Speaker 12: than trying to identify and imply these people have done
24:16
Speaker 12: something wrong, and then eighteen months after a healthcare CEO
24:20
Speaker 12: was executed in the street and then publish the list,
24:23
Speaker 12: what is the upside here?
24:26
Speaker 3: So the content's great, The issue is why didn't he
24:30
Speaker 3: see this before? Why didn't he know this is what
24:32
Speaker 3: he was voting for in supporting when he supporting mam
24:34
Speaker 3: Nani because that's the type of people the Luigi Mangioni
24:39
Speaker 3: wing of the Democrat Party supports mom Nani, the type
24:43
Speaker 3: of people who think it's okay to execute I'm not
24:45
Speaker 3: saying mam Nani supports it. I'm saying the type of
24:47
Speaker 3: people who think it's okay to execute a man simply
24:51
Speaker 3: for being in charge of a healthcare company. Ironically, by
24:56
Speaker 3: the way, I'd like to point this out with the UH,
25:00
Speaker 3: the Luigi's legal team is saying that he's innocent and
25:04
Speaker 3: maybe insane, so they don't even buy the argument that
25:07
Speaker 3: he did this out of some sort of vigilante justice
25:10
Speaker 3: standing up for the people who couldn't get healthcare. They're
25:12
Speaker 3: saying he's actually a lunatic and that's where he shot him,
25:14
Speaker 3: and that's why he shouldn't go to jail or get
25:16
Speaker 3: executed or whatever. So just noteworthy when you're watching a
25:21
Speaker 3: lot of these people in real time realize what they've done,
25:25
Speaker 3: what they're doing with this experiment in New York. And
25:29
Speaker 3: I voted, I didn't vote for him by but I
25:31
Speaker 3: endorse mom Donnie specifically because I wanted to see this
25:33
Speaker 3: stuff happen. I wanted to see the accelerationism, and we're
25:36
Speaker 3: getting it. We're getting it even quicker than I thought
25:38
Speaker 3: we would, and we're going to continue to get it
25:41
Speaker 3: in certain parts of the country as well, because the
25:45
Speaker 3: socialists are still on the march and they are sounding
25:48
Speaker 3: more insane and.
25:49
Speaker 2: Is not alienating people. We've got a big.
25:52
Speaker 3: Primary tomorrow in Michigan. Abdul Lsied seems to be way
25:55
Speaker 3: ahead of Hailey Stevens, even though he's another socialist who
25:59
Speaker 3: made seven K last year and has real estate throughout
26:02
Speaker 3: the world. Is another guy who hangs out with a
26:07
Speaker 3: Shawan piker who thinks that the United States serve nine
26:10
Speaker 3: to eleven. He showed brazen It's unbelievable, play cut fourteen.
26:14
Speaker 3: This is the brazenness.
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Speaker 13: Now, Reverend Jay, I couldn't help but think that, as
26:20
Speaker 13: the one Muslim man who walked in this morning, you
26:22
Speaker 13: were preaching right to me, he said, don't be a
26:26
Speaker 13: victim of the valley, and sisters and brothers. I feel
26:30
Speaker 13: like I've been walking in a valley and you've probably
26:34
Speaker 13: been seeing it on TV. And if you have him
26:37
Speaker 13: praised God that you haven't.
26:38
Speaker 2: Had to see it.
26:40
Speaker 13: But look, I know I'm not supposed to run for office.
26:43
Speaker 13: My name is Abdul el said. I knew that the
26:46
Speaker 13: day I was born, and they gave me an eleven
26:48
Speaker 13: letter first name.
26:49
Speaker 2: Abdul's just half of it.
26:50
Speaker 13: The whole thing is Abdu Rahman. It's got sounds that
26:53
Speaker 13: come out of parts of people's.
26:54
Speaker 2: Throats they don't even know they have.
26:57
Speaker 13: But when my parents immigrated here from Egypt, northeast corner
26:59
Speaker 13: of Africa, they thought they were going to go back.
27:04
Speaker 3: He is pandering because his parents are from Egypt. He
27:07
Speaker 3: came here, get tons of money, and he has a
27:10
Speaker 3: way to connect with you. People are loving it. I'm
27:12
Speaker 3: talking to you on the ground in Michigan. They love
27:14
Speaker 3: the way this guy talks, even though he does talk
27:17
Speaker 3: out of both sides of his mouth. And what's noteworthy
27:21
Speaker 3: is that Hailey Stevens, his opponent, who've endorsed by the
27:25
Speaker 3: entire Democrat establishment.
27:27
Speaker 2: She's a fraud as well. It's the I want to
27:30
Speaker 2: play a cut of her talking. Greg cut this for me.
27:34
Speaker 2: This is her in twenty nineteen. This is her talking.
27:36
Speaker 3: Hailey Stephens, the establishment's choice in the primary tomorrow Michigan.
27:40
Speaker 2: Cut eight.
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Speaker 14: Government is a trust, and those who are elected into
27:45
Speaker 14: federal office are the trustees of that government, and they
27:48
Speaker 14: are there to serve for the benefit of the people.
27:52
Speaker 15: And that's really what hangs over me.
27:54
Speaker 14: I rise today to call on my colleagues and the
27:56
Speaker 14: President to reopen the government. Too many lives are being impacted.
28:01
Speaker 14: Too much is at stake. I cannot sit idly by
28:04
Speaker 14: and watch the impast that continues to plague our country.
28:08
Speaker 3: Okay, so that's a normal person. That's a normal person talks.
28:11
Speaker 3: That was seven years ago. Let's play Haley Stevens talking today.
28:16
Speaker 2: Cut nine.
28:17
Speaker 15: I am gonna be working on our behalf. I am
28:20
Speaker 15: gonna be telling the stories on our behalf, and you
28:24
Speaker 15: better believe I'm gonna be doing it with a little
28:27
Speaker 15: bit of joy, a little bit of enthusiasm, a little
28:29
Speaker 15: bit of energy, and a little bit of sicket to them,
28:33
Speaker 15: because that's the Michigan way.
28:36
Speaker 3: She sounds like she's a bad YouTube show for kids
28:39
Speaker 3: that I would ban my kids from watching.
28:42
Speaker 2: So why did she change?
28:43
Speaker 3: Because this is the pandering that goes on because she
28:46
Speaker 3: cannot communicate with normal working class people. And Abdolahl Sayid,
28:50
Speaker 3: who is simultaneously a socialist, is a Muslim, is for
28:54
Speaker 3: open borders, for abolishing the police, all the sort of
28:57
Speaker 3: slew of DSA, talking points that don't connect, don't add up.
29:05
Speaker 3: He can still at least speak to a group and
29:08
Speaker 3: not seeing this incredibly cringe inducing. And that's what we
29:12
Speaker 3: got to watch out for, because that's a powerful thing
29:15
Speaker 3: for people who feel like the establishment is not looking
29:16
Speaker 3: out for them. And when Abdulalsiid is on the stump,
29:20
Speaker 3: it's relentlessly we're taking money out of politics, We're doing
29:23
Speaker 3: medicare for all. He's got the talking points internalized, and
29:26
Speaker 3: he knocks them down over and over again every time
29:29
Speaker 3: stays on message. And I gotta tell you, mark my words,
29:33
Speaker 3: if he wins the general, and I'm not saying you will,
29:35
Speaker 3: he's gonna be behind in the general. I'm assuming he's
29:37
Speaker 3: going to win the primary tomorrow. But if he wins
29:40
Speaker 3: the general, I think he's gonna rumber president. I don't
29:42
Speaker 3: know when, but he's got that eye, the tiger type look,
29:45
Speaker 3: and he clearly is a fearless guy.
29:48
Speaker 2: So we can't.
29:48
Speaker 3: Underestimate our opponents unless they're Hailey Stevens. Then I'm perfectly
29:53
Speaker 3: comfortable underestimating Haley Stevens and anyone who feels like you
29:57
Speaker 3: gotta say, we're gonna stick it to him to win
29:59
Speaker 3: a prime Mary in any part of the country is
30:02
Speaker 3: not someone who's got what I would refer to as
30:04
Speaker 3: the eye of the tiger is just not going to
30:06
Speaker 3: happen for that individual.
30:07
Speaker 2: All Right, We're gonna take a break and we come back.
30:09
Speaker 3: I gotta talk about Mark Waynemullen here talking about immigration reform,
30:13
Speaker 3: and then I've got some WNBA for you right back.
30:25
Speaker 3: Probably big shout out to the team, Greg Evans, Sean McConnell,
30:29
Speaker 3: Roger Wicker, Junior, Rick Lock, Garrett Shali, Matt Siebel, Ricky Lopez,
30:33
Speaker 3: Mister Callahan, John Cassio, and Daniel West all do nice
30:37
Speaker 3: job deals on vacation. But he gets he Sily gets
30:40
Speaker 3: a shout out. Okay, let's go to cuta cta is
30:44
Speaker 3: how it's pronounced. Quickly, give you some news updates. There
30:47
Speaker 3: are people still attempting to cross the border from Morocco.
30:50
Speaker 3: Spain is suggesting that everyone is going home, but there
30:52
Speaker 3: is not really a lot of evidence of that. There's,
30:54
Speaker 3: in fact, plenty of evidence of Moroccans as well as
30:57
Speaker 3: other people from Sub Saharan Africa who figured out this
31:00
Speaker 3: where if you enter Spain in their African portion of
31:04
Speaker 3: the country via the water. They can't really do anything
31:06
Speaker 3: about it. So a lot of people are camping in
31:08
Speaker 3: the woods because they don't want to go home and
31:10
Speaker 3: they want to get processed, but there's a big line
31:12
Speaker 3: to get processed, so they're just going to hang out
31:14
Speaker 3: in camp. Is a big headache. So this has really
31:17
Speaker 3: been going on for a long time, but people are
31:19
Speaker 3: now finally starting to push back. Spain is minimizing and
31:23
Speaker 3: blaming as is you would expect, but they also don't
31:28
Speaker 3: really want to annoy Morocco too much because Morocco could
31:31
Speaker 3: send a lot more people. Morocco does this. Turkey does
31:33
Speaker 3: the same thing as well, saying that basically we're holding
31:36
Speaker 3: back millions of people who want to be economic refugees
31:39
Speaker 3: and where do they want to go to. They want
31:41
Speaker 3: to go to places with big welfare states. Big message
31:44
Speaker 3: to you, mom, Donnie with your IDs at your good
31:46
Speaker 3: communist grocery store. They want to send people to places
31:49
Speaker 3: where they're big welfare states because people who are in
31:53
Speaker 3: poor countries with worst economies want that free sweet commy cash.
32:00
Speaker 3: So Morocco has been holding people back and people are
32:02
Speaker 3: hanging out in the woods, a lot of refugees waiting
32:06
Speaker 3: to come in, and you can't offer a major welfare
32:10
Speaker 3: state and have open borders. That's a cautionary tale for
32:13
Speaker 3: the socialists in America as well.
32:15
Speaker 2: So a lot of.
32:16
Speaker 3: People in the queue, we say, the queue, and the
32:18
Speaker 3: Moroccan president CosIng up to Trump. By the way, Trump
32:21
Speaker 3: is now coming on the side of Morocco. There's nothing
32:23
Speaker 3: that great about Morocco where we need to have I
32:26
Speaker 3: think we're loosely pro Morocco here, I guess, but we
32:30
Speaker 3: don't stand for Morocco. I'll tell you that. But Moroccan
32:32
Speaker 3: king seizing on this. He announced this morning that he's
32:35
Speaker 3: in to name a major highway in honor of Trump.
32:37
Speaker 3: So he wants to make sure Trump lashes out at
32:40
Speaker 3: the socialists in Spain and not at Morocco for this.
32:45
Speaker 3: So good stuff, Just great, great political instincts from the president,
32:51
Speaker 3: from the King of Morocco there as well. So morcombreper
32:53
Speaker 3: dot com twenty four seven on all of that, and
32:56
Speaker 3: you find that fascinating.
32:57
Speaker 2: All right, A little more on.
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Speaker 3: The Democrats, I get The last one is Troy Jackson
33:03
Speaker 3: and Maine. Did you guys catch that he's the new Platiner,
33:07
Speaker 3: even though he endorsed Platner. So it's a strike one, two,
33:10
Speaker 3: and three for me on that. But if you want
33:12
Speaker 3: to strike four his longtime partner, I don't think they're married,
33:15
Speaker 3: is his second cousin. I mean, and they've children together. Guys,
33:21
Speaker 3: it's too close. It's too close. There's too many people
33:25
Speaker 3: out there. You don't need to do it with the
33:27
Speaker 3: second cousin.
33:28
Speaker 2: You don't.
33:29
Speaker 3: There's a lot of other people, billions and billions of
33:33
Speaker 3: people on this planet. Do they have any normal Democrats
33:36
Speaker 3: in Maine? I gotta go up there. I've never been.
33:38
Speaker 3: I'm curious about it. I've read a million Stephen King books.
33:42
Speaker 3: So I just I don't understand it. Second cousin and
33:46
Speaker 3: now he endorses Platiner and he's running in Maine.
33:48
Speaker 2: Mayners. Is this acceptable to you?
33:50
Speaker 3: Or do you think he should have found a different girlfriend?
33:54
Speaker 3: All right, Mark Wayne Mullen said something. He's scary the
33:57
Speaker 3: Department Homeland Security secretary. This is a couple of days,
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Speaker 3: go cup fifteen.
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Speaker 16: Do you really need immigration reform? Yes, you do, But
34:06
Speaker 16: can we work with a system we have? Yes, we
34:09
Speaker 16: have naturalization ceremonies every single day in the United States
34:15
Speaker 16: that we're in that is, you know, federal garments open.
34:19
Speaker 16: We have hundreds of thousands of people. In fact, over
34:23
Speaker 16: we're real close to nine hundred thousand individuals that have
34:26
Speaker 16: been naturalized in the last twelve months. There's a legal
34:31
Speaker 16: system to go through.
34:33
Speaker 3: So he elaborates and he's talking about having a big
34:36
Speaker 3: immigration reform. We're not doing that. We're not doing any
34:39
Speaker 3: of that right now. We're closing the border, we're doing deportations.
34:41
Speaker 3: And he's the deportation guy. He's apartment only insecurity, and
34:45
Speaker 3: he's always flirted with this stuff. Though I've always liked
34:47
Speaker 3: mul and he's been on the show and I like him.
34:49
Speaker 3: But he's got to get the memo on this thing.
34:52
Speaker 3: This is our number one comparative advantage versus visa via
34:55
Speaker 3: the Democrats. We want to protect working Americans from a
35:00
Speaker 3: for an invasion too much legal and illegal legal and
35:04
Speaker 3: illegal immigration which compete with them for jobs and housing.
35:08
Speaker 3: The way Americans are going to solve the cost of
35:10
Speaker 3: living crisis is not legalizing more people, is not bringing
35:13
Speaker 3: in more people. It's protecting the Americans who are here,
35:17
Speaker 3: and that should be one hundred percent of the focus
35:19
Speaker 3: one hundred percent of the conversation. And I'll tell you
35:22
Speaker 3: I believe this on a personal level. I believe unchecked
35:24
Speaker 3: immigration is ruining my state of California, and I believe
35:27
Speaker 3: it has been for decades.
35:29
Speaker 2: But I will tell you that this is also.
35:31
Speaker 3: Politically incredibly stupid to talk about any sort of immigration reform, naturalization.
35:36
Speaker 3: We're not talking like that anymore. We're talking about deportations,
35:39
Speaker 3: and we're talking about protecting the American workers their wages.
35:43
Speaker 3: If we get that, then we're gonna win a lot
35:47
Speaker 3: of elections, maybe every election. And if we don't get that,
35:50
Speaker 3: then we're gonna start seeding round back to the socialists
35:52
Speaker 3: who are trying to talk to those people. That's today's show.
35:55
Speaker 3: Out a bunch of WNBA stuff I didn't get to,
35:57
Speaker 3: but we can save it. We got more shows this week.
35:59
Speaker 3: That's it for today. Go in peace to eleven, serve
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Speaker 3: the Lord. Thanks for listening and watching