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Hour 1: AG Letitia James charged. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Yeah, this is the Mark Simone Show on seven ten R. Well,
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Speaker 1: it's Friday, I got it's Friday. Actually be better versus
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Speaker 1: Friday Night. That way, we've gotten through Friday already. Still
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Speaker 1: have to get through this show. So, I don't know.
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Speaker 1: It's not right. It's cold outside, it's like autumn all
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Speaker 1: of a sudden, got to put on what they call outerwear.
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Speaker 1: It's I don't know. Every guest we had today canceled.
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Speaker 1: Don't worry. Don't worry. We'll get them all replaced. We'll
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Speaker 1: get new guests. Let's see other news. Well, the Nobel
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Speaker 1: Prize was announced. Now, this is gonna be an interesting battle.
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Speaker 1: I hope. I know the President's very busy with much
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Speaker 1: more important things, but I hope he takes up this
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Speaker 1: cause this Nobel Prize is the phoniest, nothingest award. It's
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Speaker 1: a complete farce. I don't know how it's an incredible
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Speaker 1: most genius marketing ever that they still have some kind
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Speaker 1: of reputation for prestige. It's not a legitimate award. It
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Speaker 1: goes to the worst people on earth. You can trade.
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Speaker 1: You know, people have put together these lists of all
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Speaker 1: the greats that didn't get a Nobel Prize and all
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Speaker 1: the worst people on earth that get these Nobel Prizes.
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Speaker 1: So obviously this year, I mean, if you're it's called
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Speaker 1: the Nobel Peace Prize. There's different Nobel Prizes. There's one
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Speaker 1: for science, this one for literature. All the greats of
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Speaker 1: literature have never gotten a literature one because we don't
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Speaker 1: like their politics, sir. They give the Nobel Prize for
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Speaker 1: Economics to the worst economists in the world, the worst
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Speaker 1: economist ever, Paul Kruman, He's a Nobel Prize winner. It's
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Speaker 1: the worst award. As many people point out privately, it's
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Speaker 1: not a Nobel Peace Prize. It's a Democrat peace Prize.
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Speaker 1: It's a European globalist, left wing kook prize. They're the
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Speaker 1: ones that decide it. They're the ones that make up
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Speaker 1: the committee. They made the announcement today, the Nobel Peace Price. Now, obviously,
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Speaker 1: if you just settled seven wars in one year, let
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Speaker 1: me repeat that, seven wars in one year. You just
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Speaker 1: settled the Israel Hamas conflict, which has got to be
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Speaker 1: the most difficult thing to settle. If you just bought
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Speaker 1: brought peace to me, obviously you would, of course you
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Speaker 1: would get the Nobel Price who could be ahead of
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Speaker 1: you on accomplishment. But it's the Nobel Price, a totally
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Speaker 1: corrupt award. It only goes to left wing far left.
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Speaker 1: The Nobel announcement was this morning.
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Speaker 2: The Nobel Peace Price or twenty twenty five goes to
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Speaker 2: a brain and committed champion of peace, to a woman
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Speaker 2: who keeps the play democracy bird amidst the growing darkness.
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Speaker 1: Yes, the winner is hang on, What the hell is
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Speaker 1: her name? Maria Corina Mikado is the Peace Prize winner.
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Speaker 1: She leads not Venezuela. She's the opposition leader in Venezuela.
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Speaker 1: She wins for her let's say here, her struggle against authoritarianism,
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Speaker 1: fearless defensive democracy and her bold moral leadership a translation
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Speaker 1: left wing kook far left calls Trump names perfect. She wins.
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Speaker 1: This is the woman. What tells her name? Maria Corina Makado.
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Speaker 3: The Rwegian Nobel Committee has decided to award the Nobel
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Speaker 3: Peace Prize for twenty twenty five to Maria Corina Machado.
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Speaker 3: She is receiving the Nobel Peace Price for her tireless
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Speaker 3: work promoting democratic rights for the people of Venezuela.
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Speaker 1: Yes, now this whoever, this weasel is who runs this
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Speaker 1: Nobel committee. He was asked why didn't Donald Trump get it?
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Speaker 1: And he didn't come right out and say it. He
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Speaker 1: just danced around it. He said something, it's not just
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Speaker 1: for the accomplishments, it's not just about peace. It's about
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Speaker 1: leadership and character. And now again, President Trump's very busy,
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Speaker 1: He's got much more important things to worry about. But
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Speaker 1: I hope, and he's the guy that could do this.
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Speaker 1: I hope he will now work on completely shattering and
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Speaker 1: destroying the reputation of the Nobel Peace Prize. I don't
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Speaker 1: know how the hell they still have this aura about them,
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Speaker 1: like as if it's some sort of prestigious award. It's
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Speaker 1: the most slanted, corrupt, biased, left wing coock award. Remember
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Speaker 1: they gave one to Barack Obama the day he was elected.
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Speaker 1: He hadn't even done anything yet, literally had done nothing.
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Speaker 1: He just got elected. They gave him a Nobel Peace Price.
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Speaker 1: They call it the Nobel Participation Trophy. He did nothing,
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Speaker 1: had not even started yet, and they gave it to him.
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Speaker 1: But that's the way they are. If they don't like
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Speaker 1: one thing you say, you don't get a Nobel Peace
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Speaker 1: Prize like Gandhi didn't get it. They didn't like something
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Speaker 1: he said. Beefully the president will go to work on
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Speaker 1: them and start taking away that ridiculous reputation of it.
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Speaker 1: I think this was the day before. This is before
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Speaker 1: the announcment.
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Speaker 4: They did settle. Marco would tell you we settled seven wars,
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Speaker 4: we're close to settling an eighth. And I think we'll
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Speaker 4: end up settling the Russia situation, which is horrible. Seven
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Speaker 4: thousand people died last week, by the way, in Russia,
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Speaker 4: between Russia and Ukraine. I think we'll settle that.
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Speaker 1: So.
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Speaker 4: I don't think anybody in history is settled that that many.
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Speaker 4: But perhaps they'll find a reason not to give it
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Speaker 4: to me.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. Now, if you watch the left wing kook stations,
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Speaker 1: you know, the MSNBC, they're all talking about President Trump.
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Speaker 1: He really wants that. It means a lot to him
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Speaker 1: to have that Nobel. It means absolutely nothing to him.
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Speaker 1: It means absolutely nothing. First of all, he had a
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Speaker 1: Nobel Prize. You know, if you put an Oscar on
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Speaker 1: your mantle and people walking, oh my god, you got
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Speaker 1: an Oscar, put the Nobel Peace Prize right on your mantle,
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Speaker 1: knows what the hell it is nobody even recognize it anyway,
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Speaker 1: Let's get to more important stuff. Letitia James has been indicted.
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Speaker 1: This slob will most likely get convicted. Her response was
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Speaker 1: she put out a video. That's interesting. You see, normally
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Speaker 1: your response should be to hold a press conference and
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Speaker 1: answer any and all questions about this. That's what you
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Speaker 1: would do if you're innocent. If you're innocent, you'd hold
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Speaker 1: a press conference and then you'd make a statement. Then
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Speaker 1: the reporters would ask you, but did you put down
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Speaker 1: that it was going to be your primary residence when
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Speaker 1: it wasn't did you ever live in They'd ask you
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Speaker 1: a million questions. You did answer them. But if you're guilty,
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Speaker 1: you can't answer. You can't. In fact, you can't say
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Speaker 1: anything specifically about the crime because you'll be held to
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Speaker 1: that in court if you do it publicly. So she
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Speaker 1: can't do the live press conference, so instead she puts
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Speaker 1: out a video statement.
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Speaker 5: We will fight these baseless charges aggressively.
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Speaker 1: Now that's a lawyer, and that's very loyally. You would
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Speaker 1: normally say, we'll fight these false charges. I'm innocent, will
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Speaker 1: fight these false charges. But when you say baseless, that's
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Speaker 1: what a lawyer will tell you to say doesn't mean
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Speaker 1: it's false. It's a vague word. So you're covered legally
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Speaker 1: just saying it's baseless.
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Speaker 5: And my office will continue to fiercely protect New Yorkers
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Speaker 5: and their rights, and I will continue to do my job.
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Speaker 5: I stand strongly behind my office is litigation against the
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Speaker 5: Trump organization. We conducted a two year investigation based on
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Speaker 5: the facts and evidence, not politics. Judges have upheld the
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Speaker 5: trial court's finding that Donald Trump, his company, and his
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Speaker 5: two sons liable for fraud.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, now that's actually not true. Now that's an actual lie.
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Speaker 1: One court after another is slowly but surely tossing out everything.
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Speaker 1: There's no legitimate legal expert in the world who believes
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Speaker 1: that she brought a valid case against them. In fact,
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Speaker 1: most of the I'm not talking with the left wing
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Speaker 1: kook MSNBC illegal people, but they're real legal experts. Even
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Speaker 1: the appeals court on the very first hearing, the appeals
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Speaker 1: court couldn't believe the silly charge she came up with,
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Speaker 1: and they said to the prosecutors, has anybody in history
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Speaker 1: ever been charged with this? And even the prosecutor to say, no,
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Speaker 1: it's just a made up charge about absolutely nothing.
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Speaker 5: This is nothing more than a continuation of the president's
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Speaker 5: desperate weaponization of our justice system.
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Speaker 1: Do you ever, well, it's not weaponization. I think it's
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Speaker 1: called karma. I think it's what's the what they call it, fafo.
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Speaker 1: I think that's exactly exactly what it was. So remember
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Speaker 1: when she ran for office, she's a little like a
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Speaker 1: broken down a road show version of Joseph Stalin. See,
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Speaker 1: the American justice system is if a crime is committed,
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Speaker 1: we then investigate to see who committed the crime. That's
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Speaker 1: our justice system. The Joe Stalin Soviet justice system is
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Speaker 1: we pick somebody we don't like and then we investigate
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Speaker 1: to find a crime. Here we have a crime, then
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Speaker 1: we go investigate and see who did it. In the
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Speaker 1: Soviet style, you pick who you hate, start investigating until
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Speaker 1: you can find a crime. And that's Leticia James. She's
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Speaker 1: at like a poor man's Joe Stalin. When she campaigned,
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Speaker 1: she said she would weaponize the system when she campaigned,
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Speaker 1: and in congratulations to Anderson Cooper, who's on CNN yet
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Speaker 1: last night he really slammed her, saying it was disgusting
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Speaker 1: what she did campaigning, saying that she would go after
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump, she would target him, that she would look
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Speaker 1: for a crime. Here's her campaigning.
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Speaker 5: He built his wealth off the backs of New Yorkers
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Speaker 5: and need to focus on Donald Trump and his abuses.
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Speaker 5: We need to follow his money, We need to find
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Speaker 5: out where he's laundered money.
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Speaker 6: All of those transactions have happened here in New York City.
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Speaker 5: Tell this president and every other individual that no one
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Speaker 5: is above the law.
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Speaker 6: I said, the bottom line is that presidence from Brooklyn
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Speaker 6: who are going to really make the difference.
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Speaker 7: I energize individuals.
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Speaker 6: From the city are in a give, Individuals who care
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Speaker 6: about state when issues are in a jib, Individuals who
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Speaker 6: care about Okay, it's going after Donald Chump's legitimate governor.
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Speaker 8: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: So remember she took it to a New York City
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Speaker 1: courtroom where she got a crazy kook of a left
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Speaker 1: wing judge, she got left wing Trump aiding jurors, and
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Speaker 1: she got a conviction. But it's all being overturned. One
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Speaker 1: court has already thrown Remember there was a massive like
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Speaker 1: a four hundred million dollar fine that's already been tossed
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Speaker 1: out by a court. And one by one they're just
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Speaker 1: dismantling this case. Now on appeal it gets to it.
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Speaker 1: When it gets to a legitimate court, the case will
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Speaker 1: be thrown out and he'll be found there'll be no conviction.
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Speaker 1: But the Democrat's control of the court system in New York,
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Speaker 1: so they're delaying the appeal. Now, normally that appeal would
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Speaker 1: have happened in six months. It's about two years now.
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Speaker 1: They're still delaying it. They're delaying it because you know
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Speaker 1: the case will get tossed out. It's a preposterous case.
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Speaker 1: So la Tisha James. If you check out my Twitter
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Speaker 1: you can see the documents. She actually did commit mortgage fraud.
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Speaker 1: She put down on the form that it was her
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Speaker 1: principal residence and she would live there, it would be
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Speaker 1: her primary residence. It's in Virginia. Now that's impossible. You
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Speaker 1: can't be Attorney General of New York and live in Virginia.
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Speaker 1: In fact, part of the illegally in New York, you
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Speaker 1: have to live here to be the Attorney General. So
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Speaker 1: she's committing a crime with that, and she's got the document.
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Speaker 1: She can claim I don't know what I signed, I
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Speaker 1: didn't understand it, I didn't read it. She's the attorney general.
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Speaker 1: You can't claim you can't read a simple legal thing
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Speaker 1: for a mortgage, so it is mortgage fraud. She will
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Speaker 1: get convicted. Now there's probably other charges coming. We'll see
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Speaker 1: what happens. This will be pretty good to watch. And
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Speaker 1: again the media, you got Chuck Schumer and all these
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Speaker 1: idiots on all the left wing Coop network screaming it's
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Speaker 1: the end of our democracy. This is we've gone totally Soviet. Ridiculous,
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Speaker 1: absolute ridiculous. Again credit to Anderson Cooper, the one guy
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Speaker 1: on CNN who said that what Latitia James did was
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Speaker 1: just awful, just horrible. So what else a president goes to?
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Speaker 1: Walter reed today the hospital for you usually get an
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Speaker 1: annual physical. But that was six months ago, so he's
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Speaker 1: back in six months and he said it's a semi
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Speaker 1: annual physical. It's not a bad idea to get it
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Speaker 1: twice a year, especially when you're an older president. But
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Speaker 1: everybody a little suspicious. You don't normally go I mean,
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Speaker 1: of course you go to the doctor more than once
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Speaker 1: a year, but you don't normally go for hours for
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Speaker 1: a detailed physical unless something's wrong. It probably is something wrong.
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Speaker 1: It doesn't mean anything major. We know he's got problems
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Speaker 1: with his ankles, his legs, he's got swelling, but these
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Speaker 1: are things you get when you get into your upper seventies.
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Speaker 1: And he's got those white spots on his hand, some
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Speaker 1: kind of skin conditioned blood circulation, something like that. In
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Speaker 1: the White House, they have a doctor's office with a
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Speaker 1: doctor twenty four hours a day in the White House,
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Speaker 1: and they got a little medical center in the White
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Speaker 1: House where they can do a lot. They can do
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Speaker 1: cat scans, they can do MRIs. They got all the
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Speaker 1: imaging stuff, all the equipment right there in the White
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Speaker 1: House twenty four to seven. So he's and he's scheduled
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Speaker 1: to be at Walter Reed for a long time eleven
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Speaker 1: am to three pm. That's four hours there. But so
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Speaker 1: they're really looking. They might have found something at the
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Speaker 1: White House and they want to do something in Walter Reed.
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Speaker 1: There'll be a press conference, they'll explain what happened. But
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Speaker 1: he'll be back at the White House at five today.
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Speaker 1: He's expected to leave for the Middle East over the weekend.
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Speaker 1: The hostages are being released. He'll be there when they're released.
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Speaker 1: He'll speak to the Knesset. He's going to Egypt. He's
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Speaker 1: going to meet with the negotiators who did an incredible job.
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Speaker 1: Steve whitcoffin Hamas.
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Speaker 9: They had to do this deal. The pressure was on them.
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Speaker 9: They were backed up, and you've got the bigger army.
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Speaker 9: You were making inroads and that's what led to this deal.
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Speaker 1: Now, the President wrote the book The Art of the Deal,
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Speaker 1: talks about the deal. This is probably the most complicated
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Speaker 1: deal he ever did, and it was done brilliantly. A
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Speaker 1: lot of skill involved here. Sometimes you need some luck,
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Speaker 1: but this was all skill. And it was like a
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Speaker 1: chess game for a long time, backing Hamas into a
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Speaker 1: corner negotiation wise, back in bb net, Yahoo into a
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Speaker 1: corner negotiation wise. The actual Hamas chief is Khalil al Haya.
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Speaker 1: He said yesterday the war in Gaza is over. He said,
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Speaker 1: Hamas received guarantees from the US, from the Arab mediators.
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Speaker 1: Trump bought in all these other countries who backed up
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Speaker 1: the deals. But he says the war is over, the
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Speaker 1: deal is done. And it was a tough day for
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Speaker 1: the media because they had to actually give Trump praise.
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Speaker 1: This was an amazing accomplishment. If a Nobel Peace Prize
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Speaker 1: were legitimate, they'd probably give them three of them this year.
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Speaker 1: But this was an amazing thing. And even those Trump haters,
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Speaker 1: those anchors, those media people had to say, so.
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Speaker 10: This is a huge accomplishment by the Trump administration.
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Speaker 5: I think this is news to celebrate. This is a
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Speaker 5: major breakthrough and a huge accomplishment for the president. If
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Speaker 5: we see those remaining hostages freed in Israel begin its withdrawal,
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Speaker 5: it is a remarkable achievement and President Trump most certainly
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Speaker 5: deserves credit for his role.
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Speaker 10: I can remember in the month or so after October
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Speaker 10: seventh and Israeli, a senior official saying to me, we
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Speaker 10: are so disoriented and traumatized by this war. The United
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Speaker 10: States is going to have to make decisions for us.
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Speaker 10: Joe Biden could never do that, and Donald Trump was
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Speaker 10: able to do it.
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Speaker 1: It killed them with those anchors, even here Martha raddits there,
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Speaker 1: they had to say it. President former President Obama put
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Speaker 1: out a statement thing how wonderful was thanking everybody, but
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Speaker 1: refused to mention Trump in the statement, would not mention
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Speaker 1: President Trump and getting a lot of flag for it.
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Speaker 1: Now in his defense, when he killed Osama bin Laden,
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Speaker 1: Trump put out statements and didn't mention Obama. So I
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Speaker 1: guess you could use that as an argument for it,
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Speaker 1: but hey, we'll get to the mayoral race coming up.
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Speaker 1: Cuomo has been speaking, Mam Donnie has been They're all
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Speaker 1: doing interviews. We'll go over them. We'll give you all
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Speaker 1: the latest on the mayoral race coming up, and we'll
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Speaker 1: take some calls in a moment. Eight hundred three to
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Speaker 1: two one zero seven ten is the number. Eight hundred
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Speaker 1: Set another for Mark's podcast to hear him now back
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Speaker 1: to Mark Simone on wor Hey, let's stick and calls.
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Speaker 1: Eight hundred three to two one zero seven ten is
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Speaker 1: a number. Let's go to Sylvia, Manhattan, Sylvia.
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Speaker 8: How you doing, Mark DearS, Yes to me. There is
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Speaker 8: no difference between the Vogue magazine cover and the Nobel
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Speaker 8: Peace Prize follow for years, the most Beautiful First Lady
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Speaker 8: has been ignored for the likes of Jill Biden. Question Mark,
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Speaker 8: they are petti to the smallest extent, the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Speaker 1: You know you should have been a hypnotist. You got
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Speaker 1: that hypnotic voice, that way you talk.
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Speaker 8: I know, I know, but don't go sleep. Don't go
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Speaker 8: to sleep. Dearest, because the Nobel Peace Prize is printed
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Speaker 8: on the same toilet paper as the Vogue covers are.
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Speaker 1: The same, very very biased. All right, Sylvia, thanks for calling.
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Speaker 1: I don't know. That's like a hundred house this one
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Speaker 1: the phone.
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Speaker 11: Go.
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Speaker 1: Then let's go to uh Mike and Florida. Mike, how
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Speaker 1: you doing morning walk?
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Speaker 11: Yes? Uh? By the way, ice down here at the
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Speaker 11: President's Age, go to thet go to the hospital twice
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Speaker 11: a week, and they're just sitting around playing well.
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Speaker 1: In their defense, it's Florida. You people have nothing to
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Speaker 1: do all day. You get the Starbucks at five am,
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Speaker 1: wait for them to open. You got nothing to do
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Speaker 1: all day? You wait for dinner at three o'clock.
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Speaker 11: Over the last couple of days, two names popped into
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Speaker 11: my head. Don't ask me why, don't ask me how
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Speaker 11: Manti Rock and London Lee.
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Speaker 1: London Lee. These were minor stars. London London Lee was
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Speaker 1: a great well. He was an okay comedian who got
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Speaker 1: himself all over the Ed Sullivan Show. Had quite a
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Speaker 1: career in the late sixties into the seventies. Uh yeah,
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Speaker 1: I knew the guy. In the eighties, he was had
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Speaker 1: been forgotten about. He was kind of a. He was
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Speaker 1: one of these crazy guys who tried to act like
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Speaker 1: a big star, you know. You'd he'd pay in the
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Speaker 1: restaurant of the store with cash, and then when they
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Speaker 1: give him the change, he'd look at the bills. He's,
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Speaker 1: I don't take bills that have sevens in them, No
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Speaker 1: sevens in the serial number, and he give me up.
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Speaker 1: That kind of guy. And Manti Rock the third, he
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Speaker 1: was he became pretty big. He was a hairdresser and
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Speaker 1: he got on MERV, Griffy, The Tonight Show and Mike
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Speaker 1: Douglas and then he had a big hit record. What
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Speaker 1: was it called. It was Let's Get Dance, some disco
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Speaker 1: texts and the lettes in the disco.
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Speaker 11: And he was all of a TV back in the
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Speaker 11: sixties and seventies.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it became quite a star based on absolutely nothing.
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Speaker 1: Just a good person. All right, good question, Mike. Let's
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Speaker 1: go to Vincent and Brooklyn Vincent, how you doing.
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Speaker 12: You mean, like the Kardashians that have no talent at all.
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Speaker 12: The only talent they have is their bodies.
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Speaker 1: No, you got to give them more credit. They became billionaires.
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Speaker 1: Monty Rock the Third, you know, made a few bucks,
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Speaker 1: but that was it.
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Speaker 11: Yeah.
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Speaker 12: Yeah, isn't one of the Kardashians like Zoe billionaire the
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Speaker 12: youngest go yeah yeah, billions? Yeah, Mark, I'm glad, all
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Speaker 12: everybody is glad that Letitia James got indicting, got indicted yesterday.
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Speaker 12: But on the flip side, unfortunately, all the suckers in
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Speaker 12: New York State are footing her legal bill because Katy
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Speaker 12: hoche and the legislature set up a slush fund of
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Speaker 12: how much what was it, ten million dollars they set
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Speaker 12: it up for. Yeah, so, but that gives New York
20:30
Speaker 12: is another reason why to try and vote Katy Hucke,
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Speaker 12: Carl Hasty, and Andrea Stewart cousins out because they set
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Speaker 12: up this slush fund. Imagine if you have some petty
20:44
Speaker 12: legal bill, like a person who's building a fence, your
20:48
Speaker 12: neighbor went a couple of inches over their property line,
20:52
Speaker 12: and you're in court trying to fight them to put
20:55
Speaker 12: the defence back a few inches on their property line.
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Speaker 12: You go for you shirt.
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Speaker 1: Meanwhile, he Vincent, we gotta go, We gotta do the news.
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Speaker 1: But that's a very good point, excellent point about that
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Speaker 1: legal fund. Bet, thanks for calling. We got to go
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Speaker 1: because we got to do the news and when we
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Speaker 1: come back, Miranda Divine will be with us. Talk to
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Speaker 1: her next on seven to ten WR It's more.
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Speaker 1: Well Miranda Divine, the great columnists, the best selling author.
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21:26
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Speaker 1: Post website. Miranda Divine. How you doing, Hi, March, how
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Speaker 1: are you? I'm good. Isn't it great watching Tish James,
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Speaker 1: the queen of weaponization of a justice system, complain about it.
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Speaker 7: Oh, it's just delicious. No one is above the law,
22:04
Speaker 7: you know. And I love seeing the Dems spanning out
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Speaker 7: on CNN, MSNBC, just outraged about this weaponization they're complaining about.
22:14
Speaker 7: And they were all a cocker hoop when she was
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Speaker 7: doing it for Donald Trump and almost bankrupted his company,
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Speaker 7: his family company, and you know, I find it quite
22:28
Speaker 7: astonishing that their excuse is that, oh, everybody does it.
22:33
Speaker 7: Everybody commits mortgage fraud, and all the more reason why
22:37
Speaker 7: a couple of high profile scalps, and remember she's not
22:41
Speaker 7: the only one. Adam Schiff is also in the cross
22:45
Speaker 7: hairs on for the same issue, that they should be
22:50
Speaker 7: held up as deterrence for anyone else who might be
22:53
Speaker 7: thinking of trying to get a better priced mortgage to
22:58
Speaker 7: save themselves some money when they're not entitled to it.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and you know when they said, well, Donald Trump
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Speaker 1: overvalued this apartment, do you know any real estate istions
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Speaker 1: that doesn't do that on any listing.
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Speaker 8: Well, but I.
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Speaker 7: Mean also some of that was just ridiculous, Like they're
23:15
Speaker 7: talking about Mary Lago being worth I think it was
23:18
Speaker 7: Judge anger On who said, you know, took some ridiculous
23:22
Speaker 7: evaluation that said it was worth a couple of million dollars.
23:25
Speaker 7: I can't rememberg eighteen million, eighteen right, Yeah, and it's
23:29
Speaker 7: worth you know, multiples of that, ten times that at least,
23:33
Speaker 7: so you know, anyone who's seen it, it's ridiculous. It's
23:36
Speaker 7: absolutely prime waterfront on both sides, beachfront waterfront it's just
23:42
Speaker 7: an amazing property. And the idea that it would be
23:45
Speaker 7: worth eighteen million, I mean I'd buy it. I could
23:48
Speaker 7: get together some friends and we could all put the
23:50
Speaker 7: money together and borrow, beg, borrow and steal. You'd do
23:54
Speaker 7: anything because it would be such a bargain. But no,
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Speaker 7: it's not worth eighteen million. And latis James. No one
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Speaker 7: is above the law, you know, That's what she loved
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Speaker 7: to say about Donald Trump. She ran for office on
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Speaker 7: the promise to get Trump. So don't bleat about weaponization.
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Speaker 1: Hey, you're very good at human nature analyzing people. This burning,
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Speaker 1: raging hatred they have for Donald Trump, what is it? Really?
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Speaker 1: It's not just what he did politically. I mean, you know,
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Speaker 1: we didn't like some of the stuff Biden. We don't
24:26
Speaker 1: go insane yelling about what is it that?
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Speaker 8: Well?
24:28
Speaker 1: How does he cause this rage in people?
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Speaker 7: I actually think in it's a lot of them are women.
24:36
Speaker 7: It's daddy issues.
24:38
Speaker 9: You know.
24:39
Speaker 7: They don't like strong men who sort of are quite
24:43
Speaker 7: happy and comfortable in their masculinity and are masters of
24:47
Speaker 7: the universe and command people and command rooms. And I
24:53
Speaker 7: don't know what happened in their childhood, But really it's
24:56
Speaker 7: a psychological problem. It really isn't based in reality. And
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Speaker 7: I don't know. I mean, they're so head up on it.
25:06
Speaker 7: I have friends, well I don't know if they're still friends.
25:09
Speaker 7: But you know people, I know women who have just
25:13
Speaker 7: gone nuts and they can't have a conversation with you
25:16
Speaker 7: unless they bring up Donald Trump and try and change
25:19
Speaker 7: your mind. And I don't know why they have to
25:22
Speaker 7: make everything political. It's quite sick. And in fact, I
25:25
Speaker 7: interviewed Keith Ablow, who's a forensic psychiacters and actually was
25:30
Speaker 7: Hunter Biden's former shrink and great guy, and it's for
25:35
Speaker 7: the podcast to be coming up in a couple of weeks,
25:38
Speaker 7: but he has a very interesting analysis of the people
25:43
Speaker 7: who are Trump deranged and he really said, he said,
25:46
Speaker 7: I'll get a lot of hate mail for this, but
25:49
Speaker 7: you should really ask yourself, why are you allowing this
25:53
Speaker 7: obsession with Donald Trump to rule your life? There's something
25:56
Speaker 7: going on with you, not with him.
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Speaker 1: Fascinating. Well, you know there's a strong male, you know,
26:03
Speaker 1: Bill Clinton, he showed a lot of vulnerability, George Bush
26:06
Speaker 1: showed vulnerability. But you're right. Trump doesn't show any vulnerability
26:10
Speaker 1: ever anywhere, does he.
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Speaker 7: No, he's a swaggering, proud, unabashed masculine male. And he,
26:20
Speaker 7: you know, he bosses people around, He manipulates the world
26:25
Speaker 7: around him. He won't take no for an answer. I mean,
26:30
Speaker 7: the world was built, the civilized world was built with
26:34
Speaker 7: people like that who just don't really care what anyone
26:38
Speaker 7: thinks of them. They just barrel ahead, and you're either
26:43
Speaker 7: with them or you're against them, and.
26:45
Speaker 8: So it is.
26:46
Speaker 7: And so I mean, you can oppose him and you
26:49
Speaker 7: cannot like what he does, and that's what politics is
26:52
Speaker 7: all about. But this is beyond that. This is like
26:56
Speaker 7: a personal derangement. I mean, Rosie o'donald, he's there talking
27:01
Speaker 7: about her Trump derangement, like with her face. I don't
27:04
Speaker 7: know why she puts her face so close to the screen,
27:06
Speaker 7: but she does. And she said that she was telling
27:09
Speaker 7: her therapist about it, and her therapist said, well, you know,
27:14
Speaker 7: maybe you know, why are you getting so upset about this?
27:17
Speaker 7: And Rosie said to her therapist, the real problem is
27:20
Speaker 7: why aren't you getting more upset about it? In Ireland?
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Speaker 1: Oh, this is fascinating. This should be your next book
27:27
Speaker 1: analyzing this. No, it's fascinating, this daddy issue or this
27:31
Speaker 1: you know, the problem is every billionaire. You know, a
27:33
Speaker 1: few of them are like this. When they go to work,
27:35
Speaker 1: they're rough, tough, you know Bezos or Steve Jobs that
27:39
Speaker 1: they're vicious. I mean in a good way. They get things.
27:42
Speaker 1: Ard Latnik, Yeah, but most people have never been around one,
27:45
Speaker 1: and this is just how they act. He's not a politician.
27:49
Speaker 1: He refuses to put on any of that fake formality
27:51
Speaker 1: in public. But how's this going to end these don't
27:55
Speaker 1: you think these lunatics going to have to pace themselves.
27:57
Speaker 1: They got to get through three and a half more
27:59
Speaker 1: years of Trump.
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Speaker 7: I think some of them are just leaning into assassination culture.
28:06
Speaker 8: You know.
28:06
Speaker 7: Fanta side about Trump being dead. I remember a few
28:09
Speaker 7: weeks ago he sort of wasn't on social media for
28:14
Speaker 7: like two days, and he played golf and you know,
28:19
Speaker 7: he did a few things. And then this rumor started
28:22
Speaker 7: on the left and they were prompted by some lefty
28:26
Speaker 7: journalist and they were all fantasizing that, oh he's dead
28:31
Speaker 7: and no one's told us, and yay, they were celebrating.
28:34
Speaker 7: I mean, that is so sick. And then it's you know,
28:37
Speaker 7: we've seen worse with the like wishing that the bullet
28:42
Speaker 7: that hit his ear had done better, worse damage. Celebrating
28:47
Speaker 7: Charlie Kirk's assassination. I think that's happening. But on the
28:51
Speaker 7: other side, I think maybe there might be. Well, there
28:54
Speaker 7: was one woman who was at the White House roundtable
28:57
Speaker 7: on Antifa on Wednesday. Can't remember her name, but she's
29:02
Speaker 7: now like a social media influencer or a citizen journalist.
29:05
Speaker 7: And she was there and she said, I have recovered
29:09
Speaker 7: from Trump durand and she said, now I'm much happier,
29:13
Speaker 7: much nicer, and I think I'm better looking.
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Speaker 1: This is fascinating. So this will be the next podcast
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Speaker 1: with doctor Keith Hableau.
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Speaker 7: Yes, oh yeah, well we have someone else but then
29:26
Speaker 7: the following week.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, oh, I can't wait to hear this.
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Speaker 7: He is so interesting. He's got insights into all of,
29:35
Speaker 7: you know, the sort of psychology of the left. His
29:38
Speaker 7: his thesis is that they these you know, you see
29:42
Speaker 7: these Antifa protests and riots, and there are a whole
29:47
Speaker 7: lot of people who look like they're from the Night
29:50
Speaker 7: of the Living Dead. They look like they're extras from
29:52
Speaker 7: a horror movie. And you know, it really is. I mean,
29:55
Speaker 7: they're a lot of transgender individuals, mental, the ill, drug addicted, homeless,
30:02
Speaker 7: that Antifa guys apparently are dragooning homeless. You don't even
30:06
Speaker 7: want to to come out and do things for them,
30:08
Speaker 7: give them free cigarettes and.
30:11
Speaker 8: So.
30:11
Speaker 7: But anyway, it's a real collection of bizarro people. And
30:16
Speaker 7: what Keith Abler says about that is that these people
30:20
Speaker 7: have lost their sense of self. They haven't got an identity.
30:26
Speaker 7: And really, ultimately, your sense of self comes from God
30:31
Speaker 7: theis and if you've severed that, And he said, particularly
30:35
Speaker 7: the sort of gender bending stuff is a deliberate act,
30:39
Speaker 7: he claims, by whoever's orchestrating, you know, the leftist movement
30:44
Speaker 7: in this country to divide people from who they really are.
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Speaker 1: Wow, I wish we had more time. This is fascinating.
30:50
Speaker 1: We have to have your back and everybody go listen
30:52
Speaker 1: to Miranda Divine's podcast. It's one of the best on earth.
30:56
Speaker 1: That's called Podforce one reader Calms and make sure you
30:59
Speaker 1: get the book the Big Guy. Hey, Miranda Divine, great stuff,
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Speaker 1: Thanks for being with us.
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Speaker 7: Thanks so much, mat.
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Speaker 1: Right, take care. Yeah, we gotta get him on the show,
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Speaker 1: Doctor Keith Ablow, I love that guy. We'll we'll get
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