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Wicked Radio 5-7: FL Beats NYC Again! Citadel CEO Bolts For Miami After Getting Doxxed · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: Where they go. There goes another billionaire leaving New York
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Speaker 1: City for where you guessed it, of course, Florida. Now,
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Speaker 1: before you start thinking, this doesn't affect me, I'm not
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Speaker 1: a hedge front manager or corporate billionaire. I'm not a
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Speaker 1: New York City resident even Oh, it does affect you,
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Speaker 1: because the entire population of the country is changing. I
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Speaker 1: will tell you this though, this is an unbelievable story,
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Speaker 1: and how this all came to be. Not even I,
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Speaker 1: and you know, I was stomping up and down about
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Speaker 1: the dangers of Mom Donnie and the socialist taking over
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Speaker 1: New York and all this other crap and they're doomed
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Speaker 1: and blah blah blah blah blah. And I feel I
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Speaker 1: can speak to this because I do have a child
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Speaker 1: in that city. For now, not even I, after all
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Speaker 1: that thought it would come to this so unbelievably quickly.
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Speaker 1: It's an incredible story. The long and short of it
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Speaker 1: is the mayor, Mom Donnie, the mayor of New York doxed.
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Speaker 1: Doxed revealed his personal address information in a video of
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Speaker 1: the Citadel CEO, so he's leaving. How it all came
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Speaker 1: to be, It's incredible we'll get to it, and yes
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Speaker 1: it does affect you and me and everybody else who's
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Speaker 1: not billionaires. But there's hope though, too. We're gonna wrap
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Speaker 1: this one up with what's going on in LA. I
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Speaker 1: never thought this would happen either, but Spencer Pratt, you
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Speaker 1: remember the reality star guy whatever kid, he actually may
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Speaker 1: win the LA mayoral race. And it's the only hope
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Speaker 1: they have. Anyway, we'll get into all this stuff. It's
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Speaker 1: not just about New York and LA. I promise you
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Speaker 1: I'll explain. Thanks for finding Wicked Radio, the live stream replay,
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Speaker 1: podcast platform you'll like to find. We're gotta start our
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Speaker 1: little story here working backwards. So the Citadel Major like
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Speaker 1: one hundred and sixty seven billion dollars in investments, major
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Speaker 1: hedge fund. They have their hands in everything, in their
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Speaker 1: tentacles everywhere. That's what happens with companies that size, right.
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Speaker 1: The CEO, the guy that started the company. Apparently I
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Speaker 1: just learned this too, out of his Harvard dorm room
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Speaker 1: back way back when, decades ago, His name is Ken Griffin,
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Speaker 1: not Ken Griffy that was a great baseball player. This
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Speaker 1: is Ken Griffin. He's the CEO, and he's been in
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Speaker 1: New York City for many years. They started, They first
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Speaker 1: started in Chicago and ironically enough, went to New York
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Speaker 1: City because there was investment opportunities there. How have things
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Speaker 1: change changed now? Let's as him tell the story. This
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Speaker 1: was a big business conference yesterday where he wraps up
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Speaker 1: exactly what's going on. He's picking up his ball and
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Speaker 1: going going to Florida. By his ball, it means in
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Speaker 1: a giant, giant investment building that's now going to be
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Speaker 1: all that money is now going from New York to Miami,
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Speaker 1: of all places. And he explains one, where.
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Speaker 2: Does that leave us at three to fifty?
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Speaker 3: Part?
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Speaker 4: That leaves us with the fact that we went to
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Speaker 4: Miami and revised our building, planned to make it a
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Speaker 4: bigger office building.
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Speaker 1: You're bailing.
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Speaker 4: So what do we do with three fifties is still
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Speaker 4: a point of discussion internally.
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Speaker 1: That's a building, a project in New York that's been proposed.
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Speaker 1: These things take years in development. What he didn't count on,
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Speaker 1: I'm sure I know I would hope that a billionaire
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Speaker 1: has his people on the street getting a feel for
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Speaker 1: what's going on politically in his city because it affects
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Speaker 1: all their investments. All of that is going to wind
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Speaker 1: up going to Florida like many other businesses have, but
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Speaker 1: none this big yet it's starting, and it's starting already,
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Speaker 1: And this is really, this is what I've been waiting for.
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Speaker 1: This is what needs to happen. Did I think it
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Speaker 1: was going to happen this quickly?
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Speaker 3: No?
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Speaker 1: I did not. I wonder if you did too. But
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Speaker 1: here's a guy that said, you personally now have attacked me,
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Speaker 1: and we'll get to that in a second. You personally
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Speaker 1: have attacked me. You've made it impossible for me to
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Speaker 1: have my business here, which means all of that real
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Speaker 1: estate investment, all of those employees, all of that tax
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Speaker 1: base goes away. Because why the socialist mayor a tale
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Speaker 1: as old as time, what the socialist and communists always do.
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Speaker 1: They always make the boogeyman out of the billionaires, right,
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Speaker 1: it's those billionaires, those bad billionaires, because they've taught the
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Speaker 1: mindset is and what they've taught and they've captured the
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Speaker 1: education system for so many years, is if you're a billionaire,
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Speaker 1: you're a bad person. You're bad, You're bad. Well, well,
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Speaker 1: not all of them are good, and I'm sure they're
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Speaker 1: tough people to deal with. I'm sure not all of
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Speaker 1: them are angels. But let me tell you what else
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Speaker 1: billionaires do. They provide a tax base, and they provide
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Speaker 1: jobs and investment in real estate. That's what those billionaires do.
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Speaker 1: So he gets to it exactly what was the final stroke,
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Speaker 1: What would take a guy, a major hedge front corporate
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Speaker 1: billionaire to pick up his business and leave the entire state.
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Speaker 1: You got to get personal with this one, because usually
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Speaker 1: in the past, what would happen. They would always be like, well,
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Speaker 1: you know, I'm happy with that, and the captain of
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Speaker 1: industry would get together with the politicians and behind closed
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Speaker 1: doors and they'd work something out. No, no, it's different.
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Speaker 1: Now this guy just says, no, screw this, I'm leaving.
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Speaker 1: After that press conference with the business press conference, he
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Speaker 1: did a little interview explaining in detail what exactly led
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Speaker 1: to all this.
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Speaker 4: The only decision that we've made with no regrets in
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Speaker 4: the last few days is to expand the size of
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Speaker 4: our office in our new Miami headquarters.
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Speaker 5: Just in the last few days, you made that reaction
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Speaker 5: to New York.
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Speaker 4: In reaction New York, we filed the permit with the
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Speaker 4: City of Miami. We've added several hundred thousand square feet
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Speaker 4: of new space in our new building. We will add
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Speaker 4: far more jobs in Miami over the next decade as
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Speaker 4: an immediate and direct consequence of the mayor's poor decision
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Speaker 4: here with respect to his posting of that video.
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Speaker 1: And people who aren't really involved in business, you and me,
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Speaker 1: and people who don't live in New York City, you're like, wait,
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Speaker 1: what video? What are you talking about? All the people
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Speaker 1: in New York have been talking about this, because let's
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Speaker 1: give credit where credit is due. Mayor Mom, Donnie basically
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Speaker 1: won with an incredible social media campaign. We were talking
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Speaker 1: about this last year. I had just incredible, effective on
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Speaker 1: the street videos talking to people whatever. You may not
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Speaker 1: like his policies, and none of us should, because they're
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Speaker 1: devastating to that city and to the country. But boy
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Speaker 1: is he charismatic and knows how to use it. Except
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Speaker 1: for this this video where he literally the thing that
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Speaker 1: Ken Griffin is referring to. He literally did a video
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Speaker 1: announcing his and celebrating his new tax plan. We're we're
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Speaker 1: proud to celebrate and announce this new billionaire's tax. And
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Speaker 1: not only that, if that wasn't enough, he goes outside
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Speaker 1: and they do a video outside of the building where
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Speaker 1: this Ken Griffin lives. That's doxing, that's revealing your personal information.
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Speaker 1: You know, all the lunatics that are out there. Was
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Speaker 1: it a year and a half ago, two years ago
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Speaker 1: where you had a United Healthcare ceo gunned down, murdered
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Speaker 1: in the street as he was shot in the back. Now,
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Speaker 1: i'mknow a champion for corporate CEOs, but you don't want
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Speaker 1: that world. So this guy Ken Griffin said, well that's
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Speaker 1: insane and uh, I'm not gonna put up with this
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Speaker 1: anymore because you attacked me personally. It takes a lot
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Speaker 1: to drive these people out because he has he hasn't
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Speaker 1: had it made in New York City and you'll hear
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Speaker 1: how much his condo is worth. But you dos him
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Speaker 1: personally with the lunatics that are out there. Uh, here's
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Speaker 1: a little piece of the video.
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Speaker 3: So we're taxing the I'm thrilled to announce who's secured
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Speaker 3: a peditear tax, the first in New York's history. This
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Speaker 3: is an annual fee on luxury property is worth only
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Speaker 3: five million dollars whose owners do not live full time
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Speaker 3: in the city, like for this penthouse, which Hedge Fon
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Speaker 3: CEO Ken Griffin bought for two hundred and thirty eight
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Speaker 3: million dollars.
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Speaker 2: How did you feel about the mayor's little video?
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Speaker 1: It was creepy and weird. Oh it's more than creepy
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Speaker 1: and weird. Now, two things here, mom, Donnie knows very
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Speaker 1: well that the people that voted for him, most of
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Speaker 1: them foreign born. I'll throw that into the mix. The
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Speaker 1: people that voted for him love that. They love that video.
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Speaker 1: It's gone viral millions of views already because why why
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Speaker 1: is it because you've trained them to think, Oh, it's
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Speaker 1: those billionaires. It's those bad billionaires. They're the ones that
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Speaker 1: are keeping you poor. No, it's not them. They're the
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Speaker 1: ones that have the chance to offer you a job.
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Speaker 1: And by the way, nobody ever looks into the Citadel
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Speaker 1: or any other corporation, all their investments and their you know,
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Speaker 1: opportunity and their scholarship things. Nobody ever looks into that.
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Speaker 1: It's just bad billionaires. And I don't know anything about
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Speaker 1: Ken Griffin. Maybe he's not the nicest guy in the world.
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Speaker 1: The only thing I know and you know, is that
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Speaker 1: this guy provides a lot of tax base to America's
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Speaker 1: biggest financial city until now, because now all of that
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Speaker 1: is going to shift to Miami. And that's where it
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Speaker 1: does affect you, because this will not be the only one.
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Speaker 1: It's like billionaires I think are, and corporations are like
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Speaker 1: everybody else. This is the first toe in the water
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Speaker 1: for people leaving. This is what it takes. No more talk,
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Speaker 1: no more a can you calm down? And then blah
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Speaker 1: blah blah. No, he's just leaving. Who will be the
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Speaker 1: next one. There is an exodus of people out of
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Speaker 1: New York City and New York State and New England states.
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Speaker 1: Obviously we knew that, i'mre We talked about that U
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Speaker 1: Haul study. All the U haul trucks are going one
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Speaker 1: way out of those states. That's one thing, and that's important.
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Speaker 1: Where people are just leaving. The whole entire makeup of
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Speaker 1: the country is changing because of this stuff and has
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Speaker 1: not been the same since COVID. That's one thing. The
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Speaker 1: bigger deal are people like this guy leaving and taking
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Speaker 1: his tax space and taking all that money away, And
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Speaker 1: then you've already started to see it then you have
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Speaker 1: socialist mayors like Mom Donnie claiming poverty. Oh we know, no,
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Speaker 1: I didn't work. They're not paying their fair share, and
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Speaker 1: they're you know, they're cowards because they laughed and oh
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Speaker 1: bah bah bah. Believe me. They pay more than their
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Speaker 1: fair share. And they're the ones that actually offer opportunity
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Speaker 1: to people, whether you like them or not. That's how
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Speaker 1: capitalism works until you have somebody like Mom Donnie in
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Speaker 1: the situation. So this happens, the news breaks and it's
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Speaker 1: a big freaking deal for the financial world, a big,
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Speaker 1: big deal, and it's a huge deal for New York.
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Speaker 1: So this guy's in a panic now press conference yesterday,
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Speaker 1: Mom Donnie has to respond. Now, I gotta apologize, but
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Speaker 1: I have to keep it in there. This reporter's question
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Speaker 1: is the longest, most ponderous, meandering question you'll ever hear
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Speaker 1: in your life. But she sets the scene. I have
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Speaker 1: to play it for you, but we'll take it in
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Speaker 1: a break. Here here's the long question before we get
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Speaker 1: to his answer. Just yesterday, how are you going to
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Speaker 1: respond to this? Mister mayor?
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Speaker 2: Uh, yesterday was speaking about calling your video again. He
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Speaker 2: called it creepy and weird, and he said that again
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Speaker 2: that you targeting him has just been very unfair, and
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Speaker 2: he said that he's going to be doubling down his
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Speaker 2: investments in Florida rather than New York City. And so
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Speaker 2: I just wanted to get your take. What sort of
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Speaker 2: conversations have you had with him since that video? Have
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Speaker 2: you spoken with him?
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Speaker 1: And oh my god, the questions are you having.
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Speaker 2: When it comes to potential job losses. Are you looking
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Speaker 2: at ways to I guess build up and your economic
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Speaker 2: development commissioner? Have you thought about who you're going to
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Speaker 2: point at.
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Speaker 1: Thanks? Yeah, I'm sorry. That was the longest question in
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Speaker 1: the history of journalism. But anyway, here's his answer. By
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Speaker 1: the way, I don't know if you saw this audio
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Speaker 1: you didn't see it audio only listeners, but this is
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Speaker 1: the most nervous I've seen this guy, because he's a
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Speaker 1: smooth character. But this is a big shot. I honestly
10:49
Speaker 1: mean this. I don't think they expected somebody to play
10:52
Speaker 1: hardball like this. But anyway, here's his answer.
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Speaker 3: So I'll first just start by saying that I want
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Speaker 3: all New Yorkers to succeed. That includes business owners and
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Speaker 3: entrepreneurs who create good paying jobs, who make this city
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Speaker 3: the economic engine not just of our state, but frankly
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Speaker 3: of our country, and that also includes Ken Griffin, who
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Speaker 3: is a major employer in our city. That does not
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Speaker 3: negate the fact, however, that our tax system is fundamentally broken.
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Speaker 3: It rewards extreme wealth while working people are pushed to
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Speaker 3: the brink.
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Speaker 1: Okay, that's basically all you need to know. That's his
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Speaker 1: answer for that. But we'll say it again. I'll reiterate this.
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Speaker 1: That's the most nervous I've seen that guy. I truly think,
11:31
Speaker 1: in my untrained eye, I think this guy was shook
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Speaker 1: by that. I really did, because in the past, what
11:35
Speaker 1: do we have decades of business leaders saying we're not
11:38
Speaker 1: gonna put up with this, We're not gonna do it,
11:39
Speaker 1: and then there's some backroom conversation and they say, will stay,
11:41
Speaker 1: but you gotta give us this, and blah blah blah blah. No,
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Speaker 1: this Ken Griffin dude, because you doxed him personally. You
11:46
Speaker 1: told the world where his address is, where he leaves
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Speaker 1: out of every single morning most mornings, you told him
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Speaker 1: where he lives. You put his life at risk. Literally,
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Speaker 1: we saw what happened that with that United dude. Now
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Speaker 1: he says, I'm freaking leaving because I have an option now.
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Speaker 1: I have Florida now to go to. And if it
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Speaker 1: wasn't Florida, it probably would have been Texas, possibly Tennessee,
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Speaker 1: maybe North Carolina. I'm not too sure, but Miami looks
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Speaker 1: hell have a lot more attractive. This is what affects everybody.
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Speaker 1: But how about the line there from Mom Donnie. It's
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Speaker 1: the same crap. It's the same thing where they create
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Speaker 1: this divide. Never any specifics. You never talk about the
12:21
Speaker 1: exact number of jobs that somebody like Ken Griffin from
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Speaker 1: Citadel creates. Never talk about the amount of taxes he
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Speaker 1: pays and the percentage he pays. It's always they don't
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Speaker 1: pay their fair share because they're less enlightened people who
12:33
Speaker 1: can't understand all that they'll have the mindset for it.
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Speaker 1: They have a losing mindset. They can't look beyond that.
12:38
Speaker 1: And that's why the socialists always create that divide. They're
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Speaker 1: the ones those it's those evil billionaires. That's why your
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Speaker 1: life sucks. No, it's not. He's leaving and so can
12:48
Speaker 1: you go to a better opportunity, Same old thing. But
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Speaker 1: I'm telling you this does affect you and me and
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Speaker 1: everybody else because the entire outlook of the entire country
12:56
Speaker 1: is changing. You watch to see which corporations leave next.
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Speaker 1: Would billionaires leave next and get the hell out of
13:02
Speaker 1: there because now they can. This Ken Griffin guy just
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Speaker 1: opened up a can of worms that is not going
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Speaker 1: to be closed for a long time until New York
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Speaker 1: fixes itself. It's gone through tough times before it's you know,
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Speaker 1: the seventies were rough before Giuliani came in. Mid nineties
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Speaker 1: were rough New York and it always bounces back. But
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Speaker 1: I don't think you've seen this. I don't think we've
13:19
Speaker 1: seen an era when New York is downtrodden and you're
13:22
Speaker 1: but you're literally running billionaires out of the city. They
13:26
Speaker 1: usually invest in other places. They got to put their
13:28
Speaker 1: money somewhere. Now they're just leaving. That's new. So this
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Speaker 1: may affect what the states look like. This may affect
13:35
Speaker 1: where you live, because investment in that city means a
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Speaker 1: nicer city and more opportunity for everybody. In effect, where
13:42
Speaker 1: your kids live. Let's say you have a college graduate
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Speaker 1: who is a finance major. What's looking more attractive now
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Speaker 1: New York City or Miami. It's all different. The entire
13:56
Speaker 1: thing is changing. And this is the first tone in
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Speaker 1: the world. Good for this Ken Griffin guy getting out
13:59
Speaker 1: of there. Watch to see who follows the lead. Well,
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Speaker 1: let's get out of this and talk about something else.
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Speaker 1: I did not expect this either. We all know LA
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Speaker 1: is a mess. And after the fires, well after the fires,
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Speaker 1: I think I played one campaign video from Spencer Pratt.
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Speaker 1: That's right. What is he? Actor? He's mostly known for
14:14
Speaker 1: being married to Heidi montag and he was a reality
14:18
Speaker 1: show star, you know whatever. Given more credit than that though,
14:22
Speaker 1: because this guy, I'm sure are they using him for
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Speaker 1: name recognition? So what this guy was, along with thousands
14:29
Speaker 1: of others people lost their homes in the LA fires
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Speaker 1: last year. His house burned to the ground, so did
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Speaker 1: his parents, so did his loved ones. They game a
14:39
Speaker 1: trailer and there's basically no rebuild going on in the
14:42
Speaker 1: city of Los Angeles, and it's absolutely completely totally corrupt.
14:46
Speaker 1: So he decided, what the hell, I've got the backing,
14:49
Speaker 1: I've got smart advisors behind me. Now he started to
14:52
Speaker 1: do videos to point out exactly who was responsible. Complete
14:55
Speaker 1: negligence on the part of LA leaders. The reservoirs were empty,
15:00
Speaker 1: they didn't have the fire trucks ready, they didn't have anything.
15:02
Speaker 1: They won't clear out the underbrush to prevent forest fires
15:06
Speaker 1: because the environ nuts won't let them all of that stuff.
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Speaker 1: And he's pointed it out well. Some very prominent backers
15:12
Speaker 1: got through to Spencer Pratt and they said, hey, if
15:14
Speaker 1: you run for mayor of the city, will back you,
15:16
Speaker 1: it will have every advisor that you need to get
15:19
Speaker 1: this done. But he's strong on his own too, and
15:21
Speaker 1: had the first mayoral debate in La last night. I
15:24
Speaker 1: know this is one of those things you you and
15:26
Speaker 1: I don't live in La, but this is amazing and
15:27
Speaker 1: this may be the last chance for another one of
15:29
Speaker 1: our great American cities, just like New York City. I
15:32
Speaker 1: saw this last night just clips people had sent me,
15:35
Speaker 1: and then I looked into it a little bit further.
15:37
Speaker 1: He kicked ass last night in this debate. So he's
15:39
Speaker 1: running against Mayor Bass, who was the incumbent, one of
15:43
Speaker 1: the worst of all time, in his words, responsible for
15:47
Speaker 1: the city's destruction, and one of the LA City Council
15:51
Speaker 1: members who he thinks is even worse who's running. So
15:54
Speaker 1: it's a three person race for La mayor, and this
15:57
Speaker 1: is him going after this council member in the debate,
16:00
Speaker 1: which is and he does a fantastic job, like he's
16:03
Speaker 1: really good. I could really see him winning. If he
16:06
Speaker 1: doesn't win this race, I think may I think LA's doomed.
16:08
Speaker 1: I really do. But this is what he says against
16:10
Speaker 1: this council woman. I think her name is Robin. I
16:15
Speaker 1: believe great point here, Spencer Pratt.
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Speaker 5: You go, hey, counsel Woman Robin acts like she doesn't
16:20
Speaker 5: have any authority with this homelessness. She was the third
16:23
Speaker 5: most powerful person in city council. She runs the homeless
16:26
Speaker 5: housing thing. She acts like this is just Mayor Bass.
16:29
Speaker 5: First off, inside safe, I like to say, inside and
16:32
Speaker 5: safe makes all of us outside unsafe. The reality is,
16:35
Speaker 5: no matter how many beds you give these people, they
16:39
Speaker 5: are on super math, they are on fentanyl. The DEA
16:42
Speaker 5: Statistics says ninety three percent of this is a drug
16:45
Speaker 5: addiction problem. Nitya counsel woman Robin's plan for treatment. First,
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Speaker 5: I will go below the Harbor Freeway tomorrow with her
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Speaker 5: and we can find some of these people she's gonna
16:54
Speaker 5: offer treatment for She's gonna get stabbed in the neck.
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Speaker 5: These people do not want a bed. They will fennol
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Speaker 5: or Superman, these ideas.
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Speaker 1: If she goes, if the count says right, that's like
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Speaker 1: I hate to say it, and maybe this is hyperbole,
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Speaker 1: but that's uh, that's like right out of a Trump
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Speaker 1: playbook in the debates, remember how you would go right
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Speaker 1: after people and actually speak like normal people, speak like
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Speaker 1: a like at a dinner conversation where he says, if
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Speaker 1: she goes into the LA Freeway and offer these people
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Speaker 1: a bed under the LA free the homeless people, She's
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Speaker 1: gonna get stabbed in the neck. That's that's pretty powerful
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Speaker 1: imagery right there. I haven't really heard that too much.
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Speaker 1: In the La may or O race. Maybe he does
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Speaker 1: have a shot. I don't know what their poll numbers are, like,
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Speaker 1: I don't know what their whole systems like, but I'll
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Speaker 1: say this, they may be doomed. More people leave in LA,
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Speaker 1: just like they are in New York if that guy
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Speaker 1: doesn't win, because that may be their last chance. I
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Speaker 1: don't know. Good for him, though, that took me by surprise.
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Speaker 1: All Right. The takeaway, you docs a billionaire, they're gonna leave.
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Speaker 1: You make it personal. They will leave. They'll put up
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Speaker 1: with almost everything, but but doxing the address, the personal
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Speaker 1: home address of Ken Griffin, the billionaire CEO, the guy
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Speaker 1: that started Citadel, the edge fund. Yeah, he's leaving and
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Speaker 1: going to Miami, and watch to see who's leaving next.
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Speaker 1: There's gonna be an exodus not only of regular people,
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Speaker 1: of billionaires too. There goes that tax base and them
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Speaker 1: I'm done, he will claim, will claim ignorance. Oh, we
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Speaker 1: need more money from everybody else. And that's the ironic
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Speaker 1: thing too. That just means they're going to tax the
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Speaker 1: regular citizens who said that the billionaires are paying their
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Speaker 1: fair share, don't ever fall for it. And it does
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Speaker 1: affect you if you don't live in New York. Affects
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Speaker 1: all of us because the country is changing. Maybe that's
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Speaker 1: a good thing. Maybe it's time for that. Actually hanging
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