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Hour 3: Carly Simon's new album. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Mark Simoni's back on seventeen woor.
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Speaker 2: Well, hey, we got a lot to get to this hour. Now.
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Speaker 2: You know, whatever President Trump does, it's wrong. Whatever he
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Speaker 2: does is wrong, according to the fake news, anything he does,
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Speaker 2: it's wrong. They're yelling and screaming. Why did he he
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Speaker 2: reduced the number of troops we have in South Korea?
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Speaker 2: They're very upset about this. If he had increased the
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Speaker 2: number of troops, they'd be very upset. Why has he increased?
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Speaker 2: So whatever he does is wrong. Everything is wrong. You know,
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Speaker 2: there's been a lot of controversy about all these mail
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Speaker 2: in voting because mail in voting has gotten totally out
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Speaker 2: of control. It used to be you know, if somebody
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Speaker 2: was away or they're overseas. It's also military, or if
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Speaker 2: you're not going to be in your home state. Let's
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Speaker 2: say you live in New York, but you're going to
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Speaker 2: be in California for a couple of months. He can
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Speaker 2: vote by mail. That's what it's for. But it got
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Speaker 2: abused by Democrats and I'm sure Republicans do it too,
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Speaker 2: but it got totally out of control. So now they vote,
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Speaker 2: here's the results. Uh, wait a minute, we got to
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Speaker 2: wait for the mail in votes. Next thing. You know,
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Speaker 2: the mail in votes are more than the regular votes.
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Speaker 2: You know, the millions of mail in votes are coming in.
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Speaker 2: Nobody knows from where. So people have been complaining about
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Speaker 2: It's very controversial. It should be looked at and stopped
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Speaker 2: from getting out of control. So it's a good thing
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Speaker 2: to do. President Trump has talked about it. A lot
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Speaker 2: of people have talked about it. Here's a big headline.
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Speaker 2: Trump votes by mail just one month after calling it
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Speaker 2: inherently corrupt. Why you know, it's the Republican primary tonight
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Speaker 2: and he voted by mail because the president is now
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Speaker 2: a Floridian He's an actual citizen of Florida. He officially
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Speaker 2: lives in Florida and not New York anymore. But he's
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Speaker 2: the president. He's in Washington, d C. In the White House,
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Speaker 2: so he had a vote by mail. So here he's
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Speaker 2: getting attacked him. How Darry vote by mail after calling
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Speaker 2: it corrupt? How Darry use a mail? Well, this is
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Speaker 2: exactly what a mail in BALLID is for. This is
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Speaker 2: exactly what it's for. It's not supposed to be millions
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Speaker 2: of citizens who live two feet from the pole, but
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Speaker 2: the mail INVALLID. It's not for that. It's for a
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Speaker 2: guy like this who lives in Florida but because of
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Speaker 2: his job, has to be away from Florida and can't
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Speaker 2: get back there. So that's exactly what it's for. But
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Speaker 2: they'll yell at him for anything he does, anything, yelling
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Speaker 2: and screaming about this USS Lincoln, this aircraft carrier. Why
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Speaker 2: has he been out at sea so long? Will they
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Speaker 2: just announced they're replacing it, They're sending another aircraft carrier
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Speaker 2: to relieve it. Now, as soon as that aircraft carrier
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Speaker 2: gets there, watch they'll start yelling at Hi why did
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Speaker 2: he take the Lincoln out? Why did he stop doing that? Hey,
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Speaker 2: we were talking about that. Jared Kushner before he was
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Speaker 2: in Israel yesterday to negotiate with net and Yahoo. But
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Speaker 2: also do you know that he met with Hamas. He
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Speaker 2: met with Hamas face to face talks with Amas. Kushner
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Speaker 2: reports they said all the right things. They said all
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Speaker 2: the right things, but obviously it's very hard to trust them,
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Speaker 2: you know, a terrorist organization. Yeah, I don't know what
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Speaker 2: the point is that the face to face talks. You know,
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Speaker 2: sometimes it's to threaten these guys, you know, to let
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Speaker 2: them know. But if you're Jared Kushner. Have you ever
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Speaker 2: heard him talk? We were able to go through some
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Speaker 2: of the misunderstandings and misinformation that's been out about it
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Speaker 2: as well.
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Speaker 3: I mean certain things.
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Speaker 2: Like can't you can't send him to threaten people, not
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Speaker 2: with that voice, not the way he looks. Because if
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Speaker 2: you send him to meet with AMAS and he's you
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Speaker 2: guys throw if you don't, it's not too threatening. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: send General Jack Keene or send somebody to threaten him.
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Speaker 2: That Kim Jared Krishna Train said. Now it's not going
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Speaker 2: to sound too scary. They said, we had a very
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Speaker 2: cordial meeting. It's a mass you having a cordial meeting
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Speaker 2: with a moss And they said all the right things.
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Speaker 2: So we're gonna give them a chance to perform. It's
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Speaker 2: going to have to be based on actions and steps,
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Speaker 2: and I hope it will be all true. I think,
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Speaker 2: I don't think. I think when Jared left the room,
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Speaker 2: all the Hamas looked at each other and went, I
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Speaker 2: don't think it was too effective. Uh, Bill Maher good
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Speaker 2: for him yelling at the left again, get over your silliness.
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Speaker 2: You know they're comparing he was talking about, but they
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Speaker 2: started comparing Ice to the Iranian regime. Marson, get over
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Speaker 2: your silliness. It's absolutely ridiculous.
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Speaker 3: Uh.
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Speaker 2: He gets a lot of flak for that, But give
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Speaker 2: him credit. He stands up to the crazy Democrats and
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Speaker 2: tells him the truth every so often. Hey, I remember
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Speaker 2: we're talking about Bruce Blakeman has a slight problem fundraising.
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Speaker 2: He's raised a lot of money and he's doing very well.
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Speaker 2: He's campaigning very hard. He's catching up in the polls.
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Speaker 2: The problem is a lot of the big, big, big
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Speaker 2: Republican donors would normally be given it. They all love Blakeman,
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Speaker 2: they're all praying Blakeman gets elected. But some of them
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Speaker 2: are afraid to donate to them because they're doing a
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Speaker 2: ton of business in New York and they don't want
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Speaker 2: to offend Kathy Hochel. So that's a problem you go
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Speaker 2: to deal with. But you just got to start opening
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Speaker 2: the floodgates. And once they start doing it, they'll all
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Speaker 2: start doing it. Maybe. Now you got one here, very
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Speaker 2: prominent Democratic donor, big Democratic donor. It's Bonnie Engelbart Lautenberg.
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Speaker 2: Sound familiar. Yeah, she's the widow of Frank Lautenberg, the
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Speaker 2: big Democratic senator and She's been a big contributor to Democrats,
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Speaker 2: whether it's Hillary Clinton, Kathy Hochel. She's a died world
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Speaker 2: Democratic donor. Contributed to a Hokel last time. She's now
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Speaker 2: holding a fundraiser for Bruce Blakeman, which is great. She
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Speaker 2: plans to hold a massive fundraiser for Blakeman now. But
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Speaker 2: there's a difference here. She's a philanthropist, she's a photographer,
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Speaker 2: she's not somebody's doing a ton of business in New York,
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Speaker 2: so she doesn't need to worry about offending Hochel. So,
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Speaker 2: but you need more Democratic donors, and a lot of
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Speaker 2: you wealthy donors listen to the show. Republican donors. You
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Speaker 2: got to start helping Blakeman. Everybody can help them. Infect
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Speaker 2: If you're not a big, huge donor, you can help.
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Speaker 2: Just go to Blakemanfromnewyork dot com. Donate whatever you can.
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Speaker 2: Because Hokel has something like she's got like twenty two
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Speaker 2: million in cash on hand, another twenty million coming from
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Speaker 2: the DNC. It's forty two million. Blakeman's up to about
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Speaker 2: twelve thirteen million. So you got to help. Donate to
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Speaker 2: Bruce Blakeman. Go to Blakemanfromnewyork dot Com. We want to
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Speaker 2: see him win. Hey, the Supreme Court rejected President Trump's appeal.
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Speaker 2: You know that e Gene Carroll, that looney, wacky woman
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Speaker 2: with that whole preposterous story about being raped at Bergdorf,
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Speaker 2: which everybody at Bergdorf says is insane. Never would have happened.
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Speaker 2: Trump had it. Was ordered to pay her eighty three million,
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Speaker 2: which I don't think he hasn't paid that yet. But
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Speaker 2: then afterwards he called her all kinds of names, and
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Speaker 2: then she went back to court. You remember it's New
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Speaker 2: York court, new York judge, New York jury. He can
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Speaker 2: always win against Trump. So she won five million dollars
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Speaker 2: for defamation. That's separate from the other thing. And he
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Speaker 2: had paid it. He did pay the five million because
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Speaker 2: it was due and he had to pay it. So
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Speaker 2: Trump took it to the Supreme Court to get that
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Speaker 2: five million overturned, and they voted against them. Well, he
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Speaker 2: took it back to the Supreme Court a second time,
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Speaker 2: and yesterday they rejected again. Second time. He's rejected it.
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Speaker 2: Now separately, he's going to go after the eighty three
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Speaker 2: million and try to get that overturned. He's got a
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Speaker 2: shot at that because it's first of all, nobody believes
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Speaker 2: this case. But second all, even if we're true it's excessive,
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Speaker 2: the justices are on summer recess and not expected to
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Speaker 2: be back or take up the case until late September.
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Speaker 2: You know, it's pretty good in that government. You get
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Speaker 2: a summer it's like they're in school. They get the
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Speaker 2: summer off. It's summer recess. You know. If you're in Congress,
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Speaker 2: you get the month of August off. It's like they're Europeans.
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Speaker 2: They take the whole month of August off. That's it.
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Speaker 2: They're gone. You don't see him. Hey, Tonight is the
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Speaker 2: Florida primary, Alaska primary. A lot of big primaries tonight,
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Speaker 2: but the big thing in Florida is the governor. DeSantis
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Speaker 2: been a very good governor in Florida. Governor DeSantis is
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Speaker 2: term limited out. He's gone at the end of the year.
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Speaker 2: So everybody wants Byron Donald's to be the new governor.
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Speaker 2: Most likely he will. He'll easily win the primary tonight
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Speaker 2: and most likely win the general election. So he should
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Speaker 2: be the next governor of Florida. Now, this crazy MSNBC
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Speaker 2: or ms NOW or whatever the hell they call it.
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Speaker 2: So Byron Donalds goes on there the anchor, Peter Alexander.
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Speaker 2: You've seen that guy. He's your typical NBC guy who
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Speaker 2: looks like a straight leaced reporter anchorman. Then he starts
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Speaker 2: opening his mouth with the guest. He's the most biased,
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Speaker 2: left wing, slanted, fake news guy. So everything Byron donald said,
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Speaker 2: he jumps in. He goes, I must stop you. I
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Speaker 2: must make one factual clarification. He was talking about inflation.
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Speaker 2: He goes president. When the president says, inflation hit historic
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Speaker 2: highs during Biden's term, Actually, when Biden left it was
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Speaker 2: three percent. Now it's three point five percent, So in fact,
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Speaker 2: it's gone up since President Trump took office. Well, yeah,
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Speaker 2: but what the president means it was nine percent under
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Speaker 2: Biden just because it dropped the the end. Most of
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Speaker 2: the time, it was ridiculously high. But you're supposed to
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Speaker 2: be a journalist. You're not supposed to be debating the guy.
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Speaker 2: He's just out in that debating that. Every time donald
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Speaker 2: said anything, he jumped in. I'm quoting for clarity. The president,
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Speaker 2: of course said that on day one prices would come down.
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Speaker 2: Yet orange juice is up twenty two percent ground beef
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Speaker 2: up nearly twenty two percent, coffee is up thirty three percent. Well, anytime, anytime,
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Speaker 2: you can always pick three things that are up. That
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Speaker 2: doesn't mean anything, it's just and why is this guy debating.
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Speaker 2: He's supposed to be interviewing this guest. Now, if he
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Speaker 2: did this all the time, maybe you could justify it.
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Speaker 2: But as soon as Byron Donalds leaves and the Democrat
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Speaker 2: comes on, Peter Alexander doesn't fact check anything, nothing, nothing.
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Speaker 2: The guest will say President Trump is sleeping through all
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Speaker 2: this meetings. Silence, nothing from Peter Rouzair, doesn't say a word,
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Speaker 2: no clarification, doesn't jump in and say, now, wait a minute.
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Speaker 2: He was seen closing his eyes for two seconds. He
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Speaker 2: was awake for the next two hours of the meet
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Speaker 2: doesn't crify anything. And then before they went to the commercial,
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Speaker 2: Alexander takes one morsewipe at Byron Donald's We should again
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Speaker 2: be very clear, very clear. Despite the congressman's assertations, when
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Speaker 2: President Trump took office, inflation was at three percent. There
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Speaker 2: were forty year record highs before he took office. They
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Speaker 2: are now at three point five percent. Inflation has gone
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Speaker 2: up since President It's really not the way you do it,
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Speaker 2: You take the average, take the average of Trump's presidency.
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Speaker 2: The average of Biden's and Biden's was like triple Trump.
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Speaker 2: So very very deceptive. The Emmy Awards are coming up.
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Speaker 2: Does anybody pay attention to that anymore? They're starting the
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Speaker 2: voting today. Hacks is supposed to be getting tons of nominations,
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Speaker 2: and that JFK Junior Carolyn Bassett series, which itself was
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Speaker 2: quite misleading about. JFK Jr. Expected to get a lot
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Speaker 2: of Emmy nominations. Hey, Carly Simon, we're talking about her
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Speaker 2: last week. She has a new album out, first album
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Speaker 2: in eighteen years. But it did pretty well on iTunes.
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Speaker 2: It was top ten all weekend, sold out on Amazon overnight.
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Speaker 2: It's gotten rave reviews all right, pretty impressive. Iran know,
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Speaker 2: as we told you before, the Strait of Hormose is open.
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Speaker 2: It's been open, half open. It's but we got about
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Speaker 2: nine million barrels a day are coming through there. Normally
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Speaker 2: it's twenty million barrels a day, but it's nine million
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Speaker 2: barrels a day, so it's partly open. But one thing
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Speaker 2: about that, it's all oil coming from other countries. It's
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Speaker 2: other countries using the straight of hormoose. No Iranian oil
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Speaker 2: has been exported in weeks. No Iranian oil is coming
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Speaker 2: out anywhere, and the country is just being economically destroyed.
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Speaker 2: They're losing almost five hundred million a day. And memory
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Speaker 2: said the inflation in Iran was at three hundred percent.
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Speaker 2: Well it's now at four hundred percent. Inflation is at
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Speaker 2: four hundred percent. Unemployment is a ten percent all time high.
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Speaker 2: Iran's currency is wiped out. It now trades against the dollar.
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Speaker 2: Listen to this, almost two million against one US dollar.
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Speaker 2: That's unbelievable, unheard of. So it's it's close to total
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Speaker 2: total collapse in Iran. It could happen any week. So
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Speaker 2: that's what the president, I guess, is looking at. Hey,
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Speaker 2: tipping is out of control. You know, you used to
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Speaker 2: tip fifteen percent the waiter, then it became more like
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Speaker 2: twenty percent. Now you look in a lot of checks
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Speaker 2: that says twenty five percent. You can check that off.
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Speaker 2: It's out of control. Everywhere you go. You know Starbucks,
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Speaker 2: the barista wants a tip. Now anytime you go to
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Speaker 2: anything and a counter, any anything where you could I
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Speaker 2: have that, yes, and then they hand it to you.
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Speaker 2: There's a tip jar right, you're supposed to tip them.
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Speaker 2: What are they there for to hand you something? Why
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Speaker 2: do they have to tip them? It's just out of control.
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Speaker 2: And then the waiters will explain why they need so
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Speaker 2: much for the tip. Personally at twenty five percent, I mean,
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Speaker 2: if it's really good, I'll tip twenty five percent. But
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Speaker 2: it's a lot. It's a big percentage of the whole thing.
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Speaker 2: And here's the server.
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Speaker 4: Out of that gratuity the bar The server also has
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Speaker 4: to pay the barbag Who are the people who come
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Speaker 4: and help clean up, make sure the table stay clean.
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Speaker 4: So when I give somebody a receipt and they look
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Speaker 4: at me and they say, oh, gratuity is included, I say,
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Speaker 4: gratuity is included, but a tip is not. And if
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Speaker 4: you can't afford the tip, then you shouldn't be out.
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Speaker 2: I don't know what the hell are you talking about?
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Speaker 2: Your tip versus your gratuity. You got to pay the
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Speaker 2: bar man. The owner of the restaurant's supposed to pay him.
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Speaker 2: You're telling me, this guy got there, goes there every
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Speaker 2: night just praying I'll tip them. He's not getting a salary.
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Speaker 2: You're supposed to get paid by the restaurant. It's not
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Speaker 2: like they're giving away the food. The prices are astronomical,
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Speaker 2: should be enough to cover everything. I don't know, it's
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Speaker 2: it's it's a little too tip, Gracey. Sometimes you're at ah,
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Speaker 2: you know, like a you order online, like a Chipotle
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Speaker 2: or something. You do it online on the app. You
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Speaker 2: order everything. You're gonna go in there. You're never gonna
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Speaker 2: see anybody. You just go in there, pick up your
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Speaker 2: bagging les. There's a tip button on the app forst
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Speaker 2: to tip somebody I never saw. Well, you're tipping them
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Speaker 2: for actually putting the order together. Well, that's his job.
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Speaker 2: Do I put out a tip jart? Do I tell
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Speaker 2: you people to send me money? Do I want twenty percent?
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Speaker 2: Too much tipping? It's gotta stop. It's getting out of control. Hey,
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Speaker 2: we'll take some calls next. Eight hundred three two one
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Speaker 2: zero seven ten is the number. Eight hundred three two
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Speaker 2: one zero seven ten.
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Speaker 1: So Mark Zimoon show nine till noon weekdays for Mark
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Speaker 1: sevent tenor.
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Speaker 2: Hey, let's take some calls. Eight hundred three two one
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Speaker 2: zero seven ten is the number. Let's go to uh
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Speaker 2: Dennis Massa peku with Dennis?
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Speaker 5: How you doing okay?
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Speaker 3: I was going to say, when the price of I'm
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Speaker 3: really old, it's a price of steak was I got
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Speaker 3: a steak dinner for fifteen dollars a while open back,
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Speaker 3: and it was a ten percent.
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Speaker 2: Dollars wasn't Calvin Coolidge years fifteen dollars, No Veggie's on
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Speaker 2: eighty sixth Street.
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Speaker 3: It was really nice plaice steakhouse. Okay, so that was
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Speaker 3: a long time ago. I'm very old. But how old
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Speaker 3: are you are? Maybe six?
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Speaker 2: That's not that old, Okay, you're getting.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, if the price of the steak went up
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Speaker 3: now fifty dollars, steak is eighty dollars did when you
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Speaker 3: give a twenty percent tip, it's the twenty percent goes
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Speaker 3: up count.
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Speaker 2: You're absolutely right now. I just say, in defense of
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Speaker 2: all these steak places, the price of beef has gone crazy.
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Speaker 5: Now.
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Speaker 2: That has nothing to do with inflation, nothing to do
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Speaker 2: with Trump. There was all kinds of problems in the
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Speaker 2: the cattle world. They lost a lot of cows and
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Speaker 2: a lot of cat so there was a shortage. That's
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Speaker 2: the reason, Prescotte. But when you go to a steakhouse
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Speaker 2: and it's like ninety five dollars for a steak. Believe
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Speaker 2: it or not, the restaurant is paying like ninety four
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Speaker 2: dollars for the steak, and they're losing money on the
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Speaker 2: steak because the other dollar doesn't cover the rent. The
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Speaker 2: staff all that they're actually losing money on the steak,
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Speaker 2: So they make all the money now on the side dishes.
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Speaker 2: If you order broccoli, it's fifteen bucks and it costs
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Speaker 2: them like fifteen cents for the broccoli, If you order
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Speaker 2: French fries, any side dishes where they're making all the money,
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Speaker 2: not the steak. So if two people go to eat
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Speaker 2: and one orders the most expensive steak on the menu,
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Speaker 2: they don't like that guy. But if the other one
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Speaker 2: just orders nothing but side dishes, they're making enough fortune
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Speaker 2: of that guy. Let's go to David in Connecticut. David,
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Speaker 2: how you doing?
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Speaker 3: Yeah? Hey, Mark, good? Hey.
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Speaker 6: I got a rule regarding tipping. If I stand in order,
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Speaker 6: I don't tip nowted. If it's college kids at a
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Speaker 6: vacation place down at LBI or something like that, I'll
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Speaker 6: tip them something. But if I'm sitting then I definitely tip.
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Speaker 2: Well, that's a very good rule. If you're standing up
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Speaker 2: and you never sit down once. If you're standing in
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Speaker 2: a counter or you don't tip. I like that, it's
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Speaker 2: a good rule. Where are you in Connecticut, New London?
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Speaker 2: Oh that's way out there, way out there. Yeah, that's
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Speaker 2: practically Fox Way. It's way up to by the naval
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Speaker 2: base there, way up the coast. Anyway, thanks for calling.
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Speaker 2: Let's go to Sam in Greenwich, Connecticut. Sam, how you doing.
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Speaker 3: Great?
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Speaker 7: I donated to blake when I believe in him.
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Speaker 2: And I hope he wins. Bruce Blakeman will be a
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Speaker 2: great governor. You're in Connecticut. You need Ryan Fozzio to
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Speaker 2: win in November. He's the Republican Canaday donate to him too.
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Speaker 7: And as far as the steak, as far as the
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Speaker 7: stakes go, the best steak is.
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Speaker 3: At jay House.
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Speaker 2: Absolutely, Tony Capasso the restaurant at Jay House that's in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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Speaker 2: Tony's does have the best steak. Check out my Instagram.
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Speaker 2: You gotta scroll back back a while, but you'll see
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Speaker 2: some steak pictures there. He also has the best sushi.
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Speaker 2: He also has an incredible pasta. Tony's at Jay House, Greenwich, Connecticut. Well,
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Speaker 2: let's go to uh Richard and Bay Shore. Richard. How
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Speaker 2: you doing I'm doing well? Market morning.
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Speaker 8: You know, I have all the apps on my phone
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Speaker 8: for most of the fast foods, and they're all like
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Speaker 8: Papa John's or Subway. They're all looking for ten, fifteen,
19:23
Speaker 8: twenty five percent. They got the buttons there for tips.
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Speaker 2: All right, first all wait to get you gotta get
19:29
Speaker 2: better apps. Subway, you can do better than that.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, yeah, well.
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Speaker 2: Hey, you know that's Mike, Mike's jersey whatever jersey Mike
19:41
Speaker 2: sub that's actually better than Subway. It's pretty good. I agree.
19:45
Speaker 2: I agree with you there.
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Speaker 8: But even even the fair was like McDonald's looking for
19:49
Speaker 8: our donations to Ronald McDonald's house, and you know they're
19:53
Speaker 8: all looking for you hit that button and nothing in
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Speaker 8: the end of it.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, no, you're right. Good point.
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Speaker 9: Now.
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Speaker 2: The other thing is besides, uh, I don't want to
20:03
Speaker 2: if I'm in a supermarket or in McDonald's, I don't
20:05
Speaker 2: want to give to your charity. I mean, I love
20:07
Speaker 2: to give to charity, but let me do it myself.
20:09
Speaker 2: I don't trust you to give it to you know,
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Speaker 2: the supermarket before you check out, would you like to
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Speaker 2: donate three percent of veterans? Yeah, but not through you.
20:18
Speaker 2: I don't know where you're giving it. To let's go
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Speaker 2: to Terry in. Uh got to move to town that
20:24
Speaker 2: I know how to pronounce? What is a man of
20:26
Speaker 2: Hawke in New Jersey?
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Speaker 3: Terry correct?
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Speaker 7: They gotta bring they got to bring back Tad Steakhouse.
20:32
Speaker 7: That's sick man fight dollar steaks, a big potato and
20:35
Speaker 7: the flames in the front of the place with the
20:37
Speaker 7: steaks that looks like fred Lundstone Barbecue. But the thing is,
20:41
Speaker 7: I'm really just just really pissed off about what's going
20:44
Speaker 7: on today because so many people support legal immigration. That's
20:48
Speaker 7: a million Third world is coming.
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Speaker 3: In every year.
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Speaker 7: You're talking about who's going to win the elections. That's
20:52
Speaker 7: how they win with all the immigrants.
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Speaker 2: I hate to bring it to you.
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Speaker 3: Who do you do?
20:56
Speaker 2: What do you think was working there at Tad's Steakhouse.
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Speaker 2: It was all illegals back there going to Tad Steakhouse.
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Speaker 7: Because the Americans are afraid to work in and they
21:04
Speaker 7: hit on the women.
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Speaker 2: Come on, you know what, No I know, but there
21:07
Speaker 2: you were going to Tad's like living like a sultan,
21:10
Speaker 2: like a like an oligarch with a three dollars steak
21:13
Speaker 2: from Tad's. But it was always illegals and the kid
21:16
Speaker 2: that was a great place. Tad's Steakhouse no longer there.
21:19
Speaker 2: Let's go to gym in New Jersey. Jim, how you
21:21
Speaker 2: doing well? I hope this isn't a waste of a
21:24
Speaker 2: phone call. But I sadly saw on Facebook that an
21:28
Speaker 2: actress died. She would have been one hundred and one
21:30
Speaker 2: next month, and she was a regular on Dragnet with
21:34
Speaker 2: Jack Webb. She went way back to the forties. Ever
21:37
Speaker 2: hear of a Peggy Weber Mark, Yeah, she was in
21:39
Speaker 2: a million. Everybody would know her face if they saw her.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, she was always in Jack. I just saw it
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Speaker 5: the other morning, a five thirty on Dragnet from nineteen sixty.
21:48
Speaker 5: Anyhow she died, she was it would have been one
21:50
Speaker 5: hundred and one in September.
21:51
Speaker 2: Well, that's pretty good. I'll sign up for one hundred
21:53
Speaker 2: and one. That's not bad.
21:55
Speaker 3: I didn't know. I didn't know.
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Speaker 5: And Blake died too, Mark, she died in June and Blake,
21:59
Speaker 5: they're all gone.
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Speaker 3: Now.
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Speaker 2: I'm glad you brought that up, because now all over
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Speaker 2: America people are going who the hell's and blythe what's
22:05
Speaker 2: and blythe and blythe Well, you don't you know our face?
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Speaker 2: If you saw thanks for calling. There were all these
22:10
Speaker 2: people that you'd never know their name. You never knew
22:15
Speaker 2: their name, but you know their face instantly because you
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Speaker 2: saw them and every They were character actors. They were
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Speaker 2: in every sitcom. They were in Dragnet, they were in
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Speaker 2: the Monsters, they were in Petticoat Junction, they were on
22:27
Speaker 2: the Brady Butt. They all just always you need a
22:30
Speaker 2: guy to play the banker, You need a guy to
22:31
Speaker 2: play the delivery guy, you need a guy to play
22:35
Speaker 2: the attorney.
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Speaker 1: It was.
22:36
Speaker 2: There were just certain people, and they made a nice
22:39
Speaker 2: living doing that. They would do fifty shows a year,
22:41
Speaker 2: just in some bit part make a fortune. Hey, when
22:44
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Speaker 1: Litt All Live from the woor Life Back Studios, Bill
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Speaker 9: Well.
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Speaker 2: How you doing?
23:32
Speaker 3: I'm doing okay, Mark? How about you good?
23:35
Speaker 2: I love that Daniel Baldwin episode. That was pretty interesting.
23:39
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'm trying to bring Dayton to the Baldwin family.
23:44
Speaker 9: I don't know if I'm gonna be successful, but I
23:48
Speaker 9: figure if I can get them together and stop feuding,
23:52
Speaker 9: the next stop is irun for me, then I can
23:55
Speaker 9: solve that.
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Speaker 2: Well, but that was its interesting. But you know he's
23:59
Speaker 2: a concern servative and got nothing but trouble from Hollywood
24:03
Speaker 2: over it. That is kind of crazy, isn't it that
24:05
Speaker 2: you get blacklisted not for being a communist, but for
24:08
Speaker 2: not being a communist.
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Speaker 9: Well, you know, it's ironic because you would figure that
24:14
Speaker 9: these people would remember what happened in the nineteen fifties
24:18
Speaker 9: when Joseph McCarthy, the senator from Wisconsin, was going around
24:22
Speaker 9: saying you're a communist, you're a communist, you're a communist,
24:25
Speaker 9: and then the industry blackball those people. Sean Penn's father
24:30
Speaker 9: was one of them. And so now it's opposite. It's
24:36
Speaker 9: the same thing. But conservative people, traditional people, even Republicans
24:43
Speaker 9: can't work anymore than not offer jobs because the moguls
24:48
Speaker 9: are very far left people and they only want their
24:51
Speaker 9: own kind.
24:52
Speaker 3: And it's so wrong. It really is so wrong, and it's.
24:58
Speaker 9: My duty to kind of point that out. We're doing
25:01
Speaker 9: a big thing tonight on this as off stuff in
25:05
Speaker 9: Georgia where he impugned that President Trump's having an affair
25:11
Speaker 9: with an aid. I mean, how low can you go?
25:14
Speaker 9: You know, how low do you get?
25:17
Speaker 2: Yeah?
25:17
Speaker 3: And have you heard any mainstream media condemn that.
25:20
Speaker 2: No, it''s a very nice woman and very nice, tough life,
25:25
Speaker 2: went through cancer, battled out at a young age, and
25:28
Speaker 2: has been lowt the.
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Speaker 9: Fact that that no mainstream media or even Democratic Party
25:35
Speaker 9: Apparachnik would come out and say to osoff, knock it off.
25:40
Speaker 9: Because I remember when Barack Obama was president. If you
25:45
Speaker 9: had leveled a cheap shot at him and people did,
25:50
Speaker 9: all the press would kill you. They would kill you.
25:54
Speaker 9: But it's okay to do it with Trump. And this
25:56
Speaker 9: is a kind of biocracy that's really hurting the country.
25:59
Speaker 9: It's really polarizing, causing bad feelings within families. We get
26:05
Speaker 9: to all that with the Daniel ballwin long form and
26:11
Speaker 9: then this week we have Scott Jennings coming up, which
26:13
Speaker 9: I think is gonna be one of our best. Yeah,
26:17
Speaker 9: say we'll drop that. And Jennings is a guy who's
26:23
Speaker 9: pretty much outnumbered every day. But I'm trying to get
26:28
Speaker 9: into his thought process. You know, I know they do
26:31
Speaker 9: it for money and they do it for recognition. I mean,
26:35
Speaker 9: I'm in the same boat. But you know that's got
26:39
Speaker 9: a tail that's really got to take a toll on
26:43
Speaker 9: you when you walk into a building where you work
26:46
Speaker 9: and everybody hates you. I mean, you know, I'm used
26:50
Speaker 9: to that, but you know, I don't. I don't know
26:52
Speaker 9: what Jennings is is gonna say. It should be interesting.
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Speaker 2: It looks like he's on that list being considered for
26:58
Speaker 2: press secretary. What do you think? Who do you think
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Speaker 2: I'll be in a new press second.
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Speaker 3: I don't think he's No, I don't think that's the
27:04
Speaker 3: President's style. It could be wrong.
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Speaker 9: I'm just guessing, but he likes people who are a
27:10
Speaker 9: little bit younger than Jennings a little uh more. Let's
27:17
Speaker 9: see where when he is you can mold them a
27:20
Speaker 9: little bit. See President Trump governs like Theodore Roosevelt and
27:24
Speaker 9: Franklin Roosevelt. Nobody even thinks about this, But those two men,
27:31
Speaker 9: Teddy R and FDR, they didn't want anybody around them
27:37
Speaker 9: the disagree with them.
27:39
Speaker 3: They don't want anybody.
27:41
Speaker 9: Okay, it was my way highway, go out and do
27:47
Speaker 9: and say, and you can get people like that. And
27:50
Speaker 9: I understand what the game is now, But a younger
27:57
Speaker 9: person is much more likely to do that than a
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Speaker 9: veteran like Jennings. And Trump does that for a specific reason.
28:06
Speaker 9: He isolates his audience, the magapeople, and he plays to
28:12
Speaker 9: that audience. He's not trying to mold the nation or
28:16
Speaker 9: persuade you. Sometimes I wish you would. Sometimes I wish
28:21
Speaker 9: you would. Because economics, the Trump administration has done well.
28:25
Speaker 9: You don't hear a worry about that. People don't know
28:27
Speaker 9: anything about that. All they know is that they panamorph gas.
28:31
Speaker 9: They don't know that employment is robust, that all of
28:37
Speaker 9: the economic indicators are very very strong, strongest in the world.
28:42
Speaker 9: Nobody competes with us, And I would like to see
28:46
Speaker 9: more of that from the president rather than these feuds
28:51
Speaker 9: that we get every hour on the hour.
28:53
Speaker 2: Yeah, but how's he going to do that? Every so often?
28:55
Speaker 2: He makes one of those speeches, and then every network
28:57
Speaker 2: or you have to fact check when they fact check
28:59
Speaker 2: everything that they're lying, but they fact.
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Speaker 3: Check on excellent question. Excellent question.
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Speaker 9: Here is how you do it. You come in with
29:07
Speaker 9: the number, first of all, so the number is issued
29:10
Speaker 9: by the Treasury Department or whatever government agency issues the number.
29:16
Speaker 9: And then you say to a reporter, are you going
29:20
Speaker 9: to report that tonight, because I'm going to watch and see.
29:24
Speaker 9: If you report that tonight, then you put them in
29:28
Speaker 9: an untenable position that if they don't report it, then
29:34
Speaker 9: they look like they're dishonest, which they are, and if
29:38
Speaker 9: you do report it, you get what you want. You've
29:41
Speaker 9: got to be very specific with these people. So when
29:44
Speaker 9: you read, and you're one of the few people on
29:47
Speaker 9: earth who's read Confronting America, you saw, yeah, you saw
29:51
Speaker 9: what I did concerning Jane Pauley for example. Okay, so
29:58
Speaker 9: Jane Paully is everybody America's sweetheart.
30:01
Speaker 3: Right, which is not so sweet?
30:05
Speaker 9: And I didn't go in and call her names. I
30:10
Speaker 9: didn't do anything but give you an example of an
30:14
Speaker 9: example of what she is doing on this Sunday morning broadcast.
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Speaker 3: That's all I did. Now you can't refute it, can't
30:26
Speaker 3: refute it because we've.
30:27
Speaker 9: Got the facts. And here's how many non liberal authors
30:32
Speaker 9: you booked. None?
30:34
Speaker 3: Okay, So what's going on here? Madam? What is this?
30:42
Speaker 9: That's the way you can do it. You gotta pin
30:44
Speaker 9: him in and then show the American people this is
30:50
Speaker 9: not about my personal feelings, although in Donald Trump's case
30:55
Speaker 9: a lot of it is about his personal feelings. Same
30:59
Speaker 9: thing with Teddy Roosevelt, he really got it. Oh boy,
31:03
Speaker 9: did he get your after your not so much after
31:06
Speaker 9: Durald was a machine. He was a machine. But Roosevelt,
31:11
Speaker 9: Teddy and Trump they're emotional and sometimes that hurts them.
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Speaker 5: Yeah.
31:16
Speaker 2: There's some old Washington hands who used to say, you
31:18
Speaker 2: got to have people that disagree with the president, especially
31:20
Speaker 2: in the cabinet meeting, and let him argue because that's
31:23
Speaker 2: the only place the presidentill get to hear both sides
31:26
Speaker 2: of an argument. It'll help him make a decision. But
31:28
Speaker 2: you don't agree with that.
31:32
Speaker 9: I think this worthiness to dissent, and certainly I've done
31:36
Speaker 9: that over my thirty five year relationship with Donald Trump.
31:40
Speaker 9: You know when he asked me and I don't intrude,
31:43
Speaker 9: I don't call him up he should be doing that.
31:45
Speaker 9: I don't do that, okay, But when he asked me,
31:49
Speaker 9: as he often has, I tell him what I think
31:52
Speaker 9: and why I think it. But if he doesn't do it,
31:57
Speaker 9: I'm not insulted. I've done my job.
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Speaker 3: As an American citizen.
32:02
Speaker 5: You know me.
32:03
Speaker 9: I'm very methodical. I bring stuff in and I said, look,
32:08
Speaker 9: at the start of the Iran War, I was one
32:10
Speaker 9: of the few non liberals who said outright, both to
32:16
Speaker 9: the prison and to the.
32:17
Speaker 3: Audience of my audience, like, this is a tremendous risk. Okay,
32:23
Speaker 3: so this is not something that's a slam dunk, because
32:27
Speaker 3: you remember all the Republicans are jumping up and down. Know,
32:30
Speaker 3: we kill their leadership. We did this, We did that
32:32
Speaker 3: at the Navy's at the bottom of the sea. But
32:33
Speaker 3: bah bah bah bup.
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Speaker 9: Mean, there are so many entanglements that you can once
32:39
Speaker 9: you get into the Middle East, so many backstabbing stuff.
32:44
Speaker 3: It's just crazy. And when you go there, you can't
32:50
Speaker 3: predict what will happen. And I couldn't predict it. I
32:54
Speaker 3: couldn't predict it.
32:56
Speaker 9: And now we have a mess on our hands because
32:59
Speaker 9: the person, you know, the only way out of this
33:02
Speaker 9: is to really redestruction on the country, and he'd be
33:07
Speaker 9: condemned worldwide if he did that.
33:09
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know. I don't mind this on again,
33:12
Speaker 2: off again bombing. It pretty much crippled them economically their
33:16
Speaker 2: nuclear program.
33:17
Speaker 9: Is That's all true, but it may cost it may
33:20
Speaker 9: cost the Republican there's the midterm elections. See if Trumpet
33:24
Speaker 9: had a free field, if he had not done Iran
33:29
Speaker 9: all right, then where are.
33:30
Speaker 3: They going to go? All right?
33:32
Speaker 9: Because the economy is pretty good and the gas prices
33:35
Speaker 9: would have been three dollars to eighty and the food
33:39
Speaker 9: prices would be down because the diesels. What's killing the
33:42
Speaker 9: food the delivery of the trucks. So if he had
33:45
Speaker 9: had that clear field going into November, the Republicans is
33:50
Speaker 9: gonna be much stronger shape than they are now. So
33:54
Speaker 9: while policy, you know, you can wear down the Iranians,
33:57
Speaker 9: and I'm hoping that that happens. You know, midterms are
34:01
Speaker 9: another thing, and that's dicey right now.
34:04
Speaker 2: Well, Bill O'Reilly great stuff. Hey, everybody should pre order
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34:12
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Speaker 9: Yeah, so I signed a pre copy to Jane. I'm
34:22
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Speaker 2: Well, it's not really out yet, but once is that
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34:38
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34:41
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34:45
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34:49
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Speaker 2: On seven to ten on Well, hey, we're talking about
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36:12
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36:16
Speaker 2: working assistant, young woman named Natalie Harp, been with him
36:20
Speaker 2: for years, had a tough time cancer survivor, but she's
36:23
Speaker 2: been devoted to the president. The executive assistant, so he
36:27
Speaker 2: implied they were having an affair. It was terrible, just terrible. President.
36:31
Speaker 2: He's a weird looking guy. Asof. Trump was asked about asof,
36:36
Speaker 2: I mean pe wee Herman, pe wee Herman look a lot. No,
36:40
Speaker 2: I would much rather do other things. It's say we Bill. Yeah. So, now,
36:45
Speaker 2: apparently Stephen Chung, who's White House communications director, was at
36:48
Speaker 2: the podium today, asked about asof and he said, I
36:53
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36:56
Speaker 2: but we can use it because I'm quoting an official
36:59
Speaker 2: pronouncement from the White House. Asked about asof, he said,
37:03
Speaker 2: you mean John Jerkoff, the biggest Uh No, I'm not
37:08
Speaker 2: going to read this next part. Apparently it was pretty
37:12
Speaker 2: blunt about asof, So you'll be hearing about that later today. Yeah,
37:17
Speaker 2: so this asof thing is now. You know, also, they're
37:20
Speaker 2: making a huge star out of asoff. You know, you're
37:22
Speaker 2: going to see them all over CNN, Network News, You're
37:25
Speaker 2: going to see them on MSNBC every second. But Chung
37:30
Speaker 2: did say, instead of denigrating hard working people serving their country,
37:34
Speaker 2: should look deep into his soul and ask about why
37:37
Speaker 2: he's a miserable person who hates this country all right,
37:40
Speaker 2: Stephen Chang. He want maybe wants that press secretary job.
37:43
Speaker 2: Maybe he's auditioning for it, but he might have gone
37:45
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37:48
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