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Hour 3: Bayonne Little Leage Unofficial Merch · Curtis Sliwa & Larry Mendte In The Morning

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Speaker 1: Well, a lot going on today. We have polls that
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Speaker 1: are out that are a little bit shocking. We also
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Speaker 1: have some primaries and a special election, a special primary
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Speaker 1: election going on in South Carolina with Darlene Graham. But
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Speaker 1: before we get to that, I am always a little
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Speaker 1: bit proud and have some admiration for Democrats that go
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Speaker 1: on Fox News. There's not a lot of them. I mean,
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Speaker 1: Bill Maher has slammed them for this. He said he
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Speaker 1: asks Republicans to be on his show, and they always
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Speaker 1: come on, always come on. He says, they take their
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Speaker 1: beating like everybody else. But he has a hard time
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Speaker 1: getting Bernie Sanders, He has a hard time getting aoc.
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Speaker 1: He has a hard time getting people that are worried
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Speaker 1: about the questions they're going to be asked. But Abdul
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Speaker 1: l si Ed had no problem, who is running for
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Speaker 1: Senate in Michigan, had no problem going on with s E.
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Speaker 1: Waters on Fox News and he took questions. It was
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Speaker 1: more of a debate than it was an interview. But
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Speaker 1: the two of them were really going back and forth,
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Speaker 1: which brought up this strange moment.
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Speaker 2: You're a doctor, reflectively, I am, so you think it's
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Speaker 2: okay you think that's okay. I mean you so, do
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Speaker 2: you really want to have this conversation are you circumcised?
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Speaker 3: Yeah?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, but I mean personal question.
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Speaker 1: Okay, doctor, you probably should want to move on. He
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Speaker 1: probably should want to move on. Of course, that was
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Speaker 1: talking about biological men playing in women's sports and the
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Speaker 1: fact that in Michigan it's like, don't ask, don't tell.
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Speaker 1: If a parent wants to do that, you can go
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Speaker 1: ahead and do it. And that's that's his that's l
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Speaker 1: s I Ed's position that that's okay to to go
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Speaker 1: ahead and do that. But man, the the interview was
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Speaker 1: really not an intervie. Did you hear the whole thing?
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Speaker 1: It was amazing, Yeah, and.
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Speaker 3: It was interesting that whole bit about are you circumcised?
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Speaker 3: Which even Jesse Waters, who's quick to fly off in
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Speaker 3: different directions, was like taking aback, like really you want
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Speaker 3: to know if I'm circumcised? And that So it really
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Speaker 3: became a battle where el said wanted to bring the
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Speaker 3: argument towards the cost of living affordability and Jesse Waters
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Speaker 3: wanted to keep it to the cultural issues, which he
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Speaker 3: was hitting away on it. El sayed was basically doing
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Speaker 3: the robodope, especially on whether anatomical males should be competing
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Speaker 3: against females in sports, and boy El said was all
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Speaker 3: over the map on that. Eventually he was calling the
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Speaker 3: NFL racist even though the majority of the ballplayers are
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Speaker 3: African American and making so much money coming out of
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Speaker 3: college now because he can make millions in college, which
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Speaker 3: is actually more sometimes than they make when they sign
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Speaker 3: up with the NFL. But it was interesting the back
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Speaker 3: and forth. Remember they're both of the same generation. Culturally,
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Speaker 3: they have their own followings, So I guess we'll see.
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Speaker 3: Was it a smart thing for l Sie to appear
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Speaker 3: with Jesse Waters?
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Speaker 4: I think it was.
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Speaker 1: It was it was?
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Speaker 3: And did Jesse Waters score points on behalf of Mike Rodgers,
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Speaker 3: who is going to be running against him. I would
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Speaker 3: say the thing that helped l Sied if this tariff
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Speaker 3: continues against Canada, is that that's gonna hurt Michigan, It
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Speaker 3: hurts Ohio, it hurts Iowa, it hurts Alaska. So if
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Speaker 3: you're in competitive races like in Maine, Man, you want
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Speaker 3: that tariff to go away because that could be the
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Speaker 3: difference in what gets you elected or unelected.
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Speaker 1: What was amazing to me in the interview was how
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Speaker 1: many times El Sied brought up that he played football
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Speaker 1: because of all the things that he has said when
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Speaker 1: he said that football is male toxicity and that it
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Speaker 1: was a brutal sport and he's not really a football fan.
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Speaker 1: He must have brought up four times in some way,
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Speaker 1: somehow that he played football and that he likes football.
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Speaker 1: It was because in Michigan, of all places, with the
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Speaker 1: University of Michigan, I mean they have other football programs,
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Speaker 1: but the University of Michigan and the Detroit Lions.
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Speaker 3: And Michigan State and eastch Lansing, they only got a
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Speaker 3: number of great colleges in which football is king and
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Speaker 3: high schools where Friday night it's high school football night.
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Speaker 3: So it'll be interesting how he does the dance. But
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Speaker 3: I would say he scores points by appearing with Jesse Waters,
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Speaker 3: which most people on the far far left would never
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Speaker 3: never end up doing.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, his policies are dangerous, and I don't agree with
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Speaker 1: anything he says he wants to do. But sort of
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Speaker 1: like zurin mom don I mean, he is a good
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Speaker 1: speaker and he's a great debater, and so I give
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Speaker 1: him credit, and I think that everybody's going to give
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Speaker 1: him props for going on Fox News and taking on
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Speaker 1: Jesse Waters, both of them to the bases they were
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Speaker 1: playing to. Both of them won.
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Speaker 3: Oh, absolutely, absolutely, and again because they were equal on
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Speaker 3: the generational level. It wasn't as if one was talking
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Speaker 3: of a different generation than the other. They were at
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Speaker 3: the same level. They're both good spokespersons for their points
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Speaker 3: of view, and they both express outrage at the appropriate moments.
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Speaker 3: They're both entertaining what you have to be can't You
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Speaker 3: can't just be a fatneister. So it was good as
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Speaker 3: the weather or it will help el said beat Mike Rodgers.
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Speaker 3: We will see, but I don't think so.
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Speaker 1: By the way, Mike Rodgers hasn't gone on that show
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Speaker 1: and they have invited him. They pointed that out several times.
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Speaker 1: El si ed pointed it out over and over and
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Speaker 1: over again. We have that special primary down in South
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Speaker 1: Carolina as well, which seemed like a FATA company that
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Speaker 1: Darlene Graham was going to win until a debate where
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Speaker 1: she was asked about Taiwan and she gave this answer.
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Speaker 3: I'm just gonna be honest to here, I'm not on
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Speaker 3: national security that I'm not that informed on national security.
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Speaker 1: People might have thought that that was going to hurt her.
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Speaker 1: It doesn't appear that way, most people say because she's
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Speaker 1: Lindsey Gran's sister and she's replacing him in the Senate,
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Speaker 1: and Donald Trump has been kind of vociferous in supporting
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Speaker 1: her and just blew off the mistake.
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Speaker 5: I mean, just so you understand, I like the other
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Speaker 5: people of the race.
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Speaker 3: Also, they're all trump I mean, they're all Trumpers.
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Speaker 6: But you know, I endorsed her.
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Speaker 4: I think she's great.
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Speaker 3: It's really in honor of her brother, and she's really
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Speaker 3: a very smart woman.
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Speaker 1: And he said she just had a bad moment. Most
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Speaker 1: of the prediction site, most of the poles say she's
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Speaker 1: going to win easily, but it's a runoff because Darlene
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Speaker 1: Graham got third three percent of the vote and Ralph Norman,
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Speaker 1: who is a popular congressman, got twenty five percent. So
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Speaker 1: I don't I'm not sure it's going to be a blowout,
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Speaker 1: but she's gonna win.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, Well, Ralph Norman Freedom Caucus, hardcore conservatives, they didn't
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Speaker 3: think they Lindsey Graham was conservative enough. So we'll see
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Speaker 3: what happens. Today's outcome. The president has taken almost a
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Speaker 3: million dollars from his pack and poured it into the
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Speaker 3: last minute electioneering going on. His appearance at Myrtle Beach
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Speaker 3: was not to play golf with all those golf courses.
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Speaker 3: It was rather to try to get out to vote. So,
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Speaker 3: as he said, remember for the first time in this
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Speaker 3: election cycle, imagine that I'm at the top of the ticket.
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Speaker 3: Just pretend that it's Donald Trump who's on top of
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Speaker 3: the ticket. Because people tell me that they'll come out
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Speaker 3: to vote if they think Donald Trump is at the
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Speaker 3: top of the ticket.
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Speaker 4: Now that is true, but I don't think voters pretend.
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Speaker 3: I think voters want to know is this a Trump
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Speaker 3: election cycle where he's at the top of the ticket.
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Speaker 3: And then the Shaka rule. That's why you got to
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Speaker 3: wonder about these polls. We had a long discussion yesterday
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Speaker 3: about these fake, phony, fraudulent, pagazy polls that were not acknowledged.
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Speaker 3: But there's a poll that came out of Arkansas in
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Speaker 3: which you have Sarah Huckabee well ahead of a re
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Speaker 3: election campaign. She's the Republican governor. But then all of
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Speaker 3: a sudden, Tom Cotton, who basically will probably replace Lindsey
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Speaker 3: Graham in the Senate in terms of the hawkish nature
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Speaker 3: of his policy initiatives. It was losing to a Democrat,
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Speaker 3: and everybody said, oh my god. You know the Democrats
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Speaker 3: who were running right away to the phones. They were
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Speaker 3: like fundraising off of this. I didn't even know that
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Speaker 3: Tom Cotton had an opponent in this race, and yet
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Speaker 3: he does. And in at least this Hallie Schaffner is
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Speaker 3: her name, she's ahead forty seven, forty four. But you
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Speaker 3: have to be jaundice because it's the only poll so far.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, no, apparently, And I'm reading all this analysis at
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Speaker 1: the different poll sites, which gets a little deep in
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Speaker 1: the woods. But most of them are saying they believe
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Speaker 1: this is an outlier. They're gonna see because there has
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Speaker 1: been some polling in some internal polling, and they don't believe.
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Speaker 1: And there's some polling about Tom Cotton against any Democrat,
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Speaker 1: and there's been a couple of them that were out
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Speaker 1: and so they're saying that they believe this is an outlier.
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Speaker 1: That happens all the time, there are outliers. Well you
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Speaker 1: know this better than anybody. There was outlier polls in
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Speaker 1: your race all the time.
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Speaker 3: But you see, again, people were so addicted to the
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Speaker 3: polls to the prediction markets, aka the gambling sites, that
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Speaker 3: they're addicted to it.
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Speaker 4: They go to it every day and this gives.
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Speaker 3: Them a sense of who's ahead, who's not ahead, who
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Speaker 3: should I donate money to? And speaking of that up
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Speaker 3: in Maine, the Vice president was there President in dvance,
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Speaker 3: and in talking about issues that were of importance to
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Speaker 3: Susan Collins and keeping that seat Republican, he ended up
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Speaker 3: talking about how Canada is a state.
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Speaker 1: I know right away that.
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Speaker 4: John's fired up the Canadians.
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Speaker 3: In fact, the head of the province of Ontario, his
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Speaker 3: name is Ford, who is the brother, remember of the
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Speaker 3: crackhead mayor of Toronto.
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Speaker 4: Ford said, you can't kiss my ass.
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Speaker 3: So it's sort of like Maine is dependent on trade
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Speaker 3: with Canada.
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Speaker 4: There's no doubt about that.
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Speaker 3: And he very definitely you had pointed that out to
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Speaker 3: me early on the way he talked about Susan Collins.
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Speaker 4: Oh yeah.
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Speaker 1: It was really fascinating because Susan Collins would not appear
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Speaker 1: with him because she has to distance herself a little
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Speaker 1: bit from Trump. But she said I have to put
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Speaker 1: up and use the word crap all the time because
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Speaker 1: she is a moderate and she's all she doesn't always
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Speaker 1: agree with this administration because she is fighting for the
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Speaker 1: people of Maine all the time, which was brilliant on
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Speaker 1: jd Vance's part, because he wants to help her win.
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Speaker 1: They have to win that seat. I think she's going
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Speaker 1: to win easy, but if the political climate stays the
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Speaker 1: way it is, it may be her toughest race. Really. Ever,
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Speaker 1: when we come back, you may not know the name,
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Speaker 1: but you're going to know the song. A legend has
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Speaker 1: passed away that you may not know when we tell you.
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Speaker 1: A legend whose name you may not know. Her name
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Speaker 1: is Janie Bradford and she's died at the age of
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Speaker 1: eighty five. Jennie Bradford was the first receptionist and secretary
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Speaker 1: at Motown Records, started by Barry Gordy, and she went
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Speaker 1: to Barry Gordy and said, Hey, I think I have
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Speaker 1: a song that I'd like to play for you, and
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Speaker 1: the song became and she's written others after that, but
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Speaker 1: this was the song. It was the first smash hit
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Speaker 1: for Motown Records, and it's been recorded since then. That
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Speaker 1: was back in the late fifties and it's been recorded
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Speaker 1: since then by legend after legend, fter a legend. The
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Speaker 1: song A lot of people know it as money, but
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Speaker 1: the song is really called That's what I Want. Is
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Speaker 1: one of the classic songs from Motown and their first
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Speaker 1: biggest hit. By the way. She went on to work
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Speaker 1: with Mary Wells and Marvin Gay and the Temptations, writing
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Speaker 1: songs for them. Starting as a receptionist in a secretary
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Speaker 1: she took off.
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Speaker 3: Did she get to residuals all? Was it all to
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Speaker 3: the company Motown? I think it was probably half and half.
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Speaker 3: And that's why when you look at her records. It says,
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Speaker 3: it says Jenny Bradford and Barry Gordy. They split it.
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Speaker 3: They split the credits on that. I don't know how
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Speaker 3: much he contributed. The old style record companies, they wouldn't
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Speaker 3: give anything to the people who had originally written the song.
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Speaker 1: Oh no, she got a lot. Let's get some talk back,
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Speaker 1: starting with somebody that wants to talk about waffle House.
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Speaker 7: Larry, I loved your description of the inner workings at
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Speaker 7: the waffle house. One guy does the eggs, one guy
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Speaker 7: does the waffle people waiting in line peacefully until they
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Speaker 7: know their turn. You know that that place really is
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Speaker 7: I'll be, on a small scale, an example that people
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Speaker 7: in this country can take care of themselves without too
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Speaker 7: much outside micro engineering and micromanagement. We don't give us
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Speaker 7: ourselves enough credit.
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Speaker 1: Oh that's a great point, because there's nothing high tech
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Speaker 1: about waffle house, that's for sure.
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Speaker 5: Now.
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Speaker 4: It's low budget and what you see is what you get, and.
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Speaker 1: You're in and out by the way at waffle House.
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Speaker 3: By the way, nobody ever seems to have teeth in
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Speaker 3: waffle House. Neither the waiters of waitresses. Oh wow, man,
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Speaker 3: I'm sorry, Larry, you're there in the afternoon.
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Speaker 4: I'm there in the wee hours of the morning when
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Speaker 4: I've been there.
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Speaker 3: That's a whole different culture, a whole different Wow.
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Speaker 1: That is such a New York elitist thing to say
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Speaker 1: about the South. You know what. We got to talk
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Speaker 1: back a little while ago about a light that was
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Speaker 1: seen in the sky, and we talked about some of
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Speaker 1: the possibilities. But now we have a talk back. They
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Speaker 1: know what it was.
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Speaker 8: Hey, what that listener saw in the sky was actually
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Speaker 8: SpaceX and the cloud that was formed behind the rocket
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Speaker 8: is called the jellyfish cloud.
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Speaker 3: So what I said, now this goes back. We had
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Speaker 3: a call or I thought he was half in the bag,
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Speaker 3: who said he had seen something up on I eighty right,
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Speaker 3: he's driving along I eighty. He didn't know if it
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Speaker 3: was a comet, a flare out, a shadow, like crashing
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Speaker 3: the earth, you know, because there's so much space junk.
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Speaker 4: He sounded to me like he could have been like
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Speaker 4: half in the bag.
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Speaker 3: But now all of a sudden, we have a Joe
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Speaker 3: Bartley type here who has quantified what it was.
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Speaker 4: Could you play that again online?
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Speaker 1: I went online and a lot of people saw this.
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Speaker 8: They went listeners saw in the sky was actually SpaceX
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Speaker 8: and the cloud that was formed behind the rocket is
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Speaker 8: called the Jellyfish cloud.
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Speaker 9: It was a launch.
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Speaker 10: There was a launch this morning at five point thirty three,
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Speaker 10: and the guy called right around six o'clock.
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Speaker 1: So all it all adds up absolutely. I'm not sure
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Speaker 1: what this was about, but I think it's about the
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Speaker 1: owner of the forty nine ers who went all of
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Speaker 1: the way to East Paleston to meet up with a
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Speaker 1: hooker in a trailer park.
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Speaker 11: Why do they keep doing sing operations on horny old man?
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Speaker 11: Don't think that better things that they could be even
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Speaker 11: sing operations for, with drugs, guns, all those other stiff
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Speaker 11: stuff going on.
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Speaker 1: I gotta feel in its recreation. They they just like
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Speaker 1: to catch these guys because they're that easy.
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Speaker 7: You know.
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Speaker 3: With with Jimmy Fouler coming up, there's no better expert
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Speaker 3: a guy who grew up in the south shore of
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Speaker 3: Long Island, those trailer parks. I mean, he's probably sampled
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Speaker 3: a little of the offerings that when he was going
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Speaker 3: up in at high levels of testosteren and crashing too
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Speaker 3: u Iskrainium.
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Speaker 7: I love it.
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Speaker 1: He's no better exit the expert on horny old men.
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Speaker 6: Curtis my boy It's just like we say in the
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Speaker 6: sewer business, be nice to the guys you see on
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Speaker 6: the way up, because they're the same guys you're going
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Speaker 6: to see on the way down.
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Speaker 3: Give's no meaning to the term. They were participating in
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Speaker 3: a floating crap game. Now, Daria Albinger with the eight
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Speaker 3: to thirty news area.
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Speaker 12: Chance for an afternoon shower. Otherwise dry and pleasant, today
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Speaker 12: we'll see a high of seventy nine degrees. A trade
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Speaker 12: war across our northern border continues to escalate.
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Speaker 10: President Trump threatening Canadian leaders to fall in line as
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Speaker 10: he threatens to impose new fifty percent tariffs on car parts, cars,
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Speaker 10: and steel, on top of the steep tariffs he's already
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Speaker 10: imposed on furniture, textiles, building supplies, and alcohol. Canada responding,
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Speaker 10: vowing to impose a dollar for dollar tariff on their own,
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Speaker 10: The President brushing that off, riding on social media.
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Speaker 12: We don't need Canada, they need us, that's ABC's Rachel Scott.
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Speaker 12: A search continues for a suspect in an overnight armed
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Speaker 12: robbery and a deli in the Bronx security video showing
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Speaker 12: the employee behind the counter at the one forty nine
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Speaker 12: Delli in Melrose shot in the jest. The suspect then
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Speaker 12: grabs cash and the register and runs. The victim is
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Speaker 12: expected to survive. A popular dog run in Brooklyn has
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Speaker 12: been shut down. Testing found elevated levels of arsenic and
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Speaker 12: mercury in the soil at the run in Herbert von
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Speaker 12: King Park and that as this pet parrot worried.
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Speaker 9: It's definitely concerning that people aren't planed about it, and
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Speaker 9: then there's just a science saying is closed.
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Speaker 2: I'm sure they probably didn't scare people that we deserve
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Speaker 2: to wear that kind of stuff.
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Speaker 12: And there's no word if or when the dog run
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Speaker 12: will be reopened. The crew of the USS Abraham Lincoln
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Speaker 12: may make a stop in Thailand on their way home
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Speaker 12: to San Diego. The ship will reportedly arrive for a
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Speaker 12: three day visit in early September. The Lincoln's been at
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Speaker 12: sea for more than two hundred and seventy days. The
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Speaker 12: curtain is going up on a theater district tradition. Tonight,
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Speaker 12: it's Kids Night on Broadway. Children and teens eighteen and
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Speaker 12: under can get free admission to twenty one shows if
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Speaker 12: they are accompanied by an adult who's paying full price.
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Speaker 12: All of the locals were off last night. Next News
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Speaker 12: nine o'clock bulletins at once. I'm Daria Albinger on sevent ten.
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Speaker 3: Wor congratulations ste Veronica Nanarino from Smithtown, New York who
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Speaker 3: just won a pair of tickets to see the legendary
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Speaker 3: at eight twenty five. Up Next you go to sleep
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Speaker 3: with Jimmy Failure nine to twelve right here at seven
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Speaker 3: ten WOI He'll be joining me and Larry that you
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Speaker 3: join in the morning at six o'clock and I'll be
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Speaker 3: asking him about any trailer trash that he dealt with
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Speaker 3: over on the South Show in Long Island when he
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Speaker 4: Wr oh, the story of the day.
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Speaker 3: Another billionaire caught up in a sting operation by the
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Speaker 3: Police Department of East Palestine, Ohio. You remember that's where
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Speaker 3: the trains went off the tracks with the chemical toxic
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Speaker 3: waste in the air, and that really started the comeback
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Speaker 3: of candidate President Donald Trump to recapture a second term.
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Speaker 3: He was there giving out supplies and there was no
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Speaker 3: Joe Biden in sight. But I figure the one person
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Speaker 3: out of our team here at wo R they can
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Speaker 3: most identify with what this billionaire owner of the San
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Speaker 3: Francisco forty nine ers went through is Well, let's face it, Jimmy.
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Speaker 4: I will fail. You failure.
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Speaker 3: You go to sleep with him at night from nine
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Speaker 3: to twelve, and then you wake up with Larry and
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Speaker 3: Curtis in the morning at six because and hopefully he's
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Speaker 3: on the line right now. Hey, Jimmy, how often did
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Speaker 3: you hit those trail of parks on the South shore,
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Speaker 3: you know, and you took advantage of the women of
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Speaker 3: the night there when you were young. You were frisky,
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Speaker 3: and you had high levels of testoping crashing through Ukrainia
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Speaker 3: apologizing for Curtis.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean, I think this is a good question
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Speaker 9: if it's not asked by a guy who's been divorced
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Speaker 9: five times. You know, if we got anybody on there
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Speaker 9: in one in one steady marriage, you know, the trailer
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Speaker 9: park hooker thing is fair game. I'm just saying you
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Speaker 9: might have had a few derailments of your own over
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Speaker 9: the years.
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Speaker 4: Mister Sliwa, so.
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Speaker 9: Love I love this that this happened in East Palestine,
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Speaker 9: Ohio where they had, as you said, that toxic train spill.
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Speaker 5: It turns out the tracks aren't the only thing.
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Speaker 4: That need to get laid.
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Speaker 9: Oh this is crazy, But my son saw this story,
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Speaker 9: so I had to deal with this. So Lencoln was like, yeah,
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Speaker 9: the forty nine ers, the forty nine ers owner, and
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Speaker 9: he's an East Palace at Ohio, but he's in a
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Speaker 9: trailer park and a sting. But my thing is like,
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Speaker 9: if you own the San Francisco forty nine ers, like,
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Speaker 9: shouldn't you be spending more than one hundred and forty
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Speaker 9: dollars on a hooker. I just mean in general, there
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Speaker 9: are certain things you don't want too cheap. Like everybody
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Speaker 9: loved that ad for one.
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Speaker 5: Hundred dollars laiter eye surgery until the cross eyed surgeon
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Speaker 5: walked into the room and then like, I don't know
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Speaker 5: what do you got for two fifty?
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Speaker 9: So the idea that he went down in a trailer,
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Speaker 9: I just I have so many questions, Kurt.
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Speaker 1: Oh, you know that's so good.
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Speaker 10: Things you don't want cheap, like sushi Nope, nope, nope, nope,
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Speaker 10: no cheap sushi for men.
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Speaker 9: Can I tell you a real story since we're on
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Speaker 9: this subject, and Curtis invoked my checkered passed with Women
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Speaker 9: of the Night. I had a girl in the back
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Speaker 9: of my cap that I drove up to Gunhill Road
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Speaker 9: in the Bronx, And when we got to the end
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Speaker 9: of the fair, it was five in the morning. It
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Speaker 9: was the beginning of my shift and she's like, what
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Speaker 9: do I owe you? And I was like, it's forty
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Speaker 9: eight to thirty two, and she goes, unless you want
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Speaker 9: to hop in the back.
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Speaker 1: That's again what happened next.
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Speaker 9: Well, the truth is okay, back to my certain things
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Speaker 9: you don't want too cheap. Forty eight thirty two is
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Speaker 9: not enough money to be sexing off a taxi fare.
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Speaker 9: And you understand that would mean I'm not the first
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Speaker 9: cab driver to bring her up there for forty eight
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Speaker 9: two cents. And there aren't a lot of show ponies
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Speaker 9: in my taxi guards.
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Speaker 4: Let me ask you what clean up in that lineup?
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Speaker 4: That's all of it, Jimmy.
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Speaker 3: You couldn't spring for a hot sheet motel on in
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Speaker 3: one hour. In one hour out there on Gunhill Road,
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Speaker 3: there's so many of them.
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Speaker 9: Hey, hey, show some respects. We're married twenty years this month. Hurry,
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Speaker 9: I'm fringing for college this week.
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Speaker 1: Turnis Hey, the city and now the country seems fascinated
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Speaker 1: with the sewer dwellers that keep going in and out
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Speaker 1: of the sewers. I'd love to hear your theories. And
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Speaker 1: have you ever seen something like that before when you
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Speaker 1: were driving a cab.
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Speaker 9: I've seen the mole people, you know, the people that
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Speaker 9: live in like the abandoned subway stations below the subway
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Speaker 9: stations and all of those. I think these sewer people
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Speaker 9: are just trying to get around that. Mom. Donnie piet
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Speaker 9: or tear tax. You know, they've probably had a condo and.
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Speaker 5: They're like, well, he's not gonna attack the sewers.
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Speaker 9: He doesn't have a mailking address. So my answer is
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Speaker 9: these people are just trying to be caused to figure
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Speaker 9: like the rest of us.
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Speaker 5: I don't know.
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Speaker 9: There's a lot of within the city. I can tell
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Speaker 9: you there are so many networks of like little underground
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Speaker 9: communities that Curtis you probably know this. You know, the
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Speaker 9: mole people, the subway people. Yes, you know a lot
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Speaker 9: of those stations are built on top of stations, and
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Speaker 9: those original stations are to have people living in them,
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Speaker 9: like full blown communities.
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Speaker 5: Where a guy used to pick.
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Speaker 9: Up in my cab who went by El Presidente. Now
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Speaker 9: I'm just gonna go out on a live and say
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Speaker 9: he never won an election or held serious office. Jumpman's
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Speaker 9: name was El President Dentist.
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Speaker 5: And on the west side of.
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Speaker 9: Manhattan, when you get all the way up by Hudson
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Speaker 9: River Park, they were living in that subway entry up there,
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Speaker 9: and they had tapped into the electric enough so that
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Speaker 9: they had cable. Like I'm not making that up, Larry.
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Speaker 9: They had full service cable and they used to watch
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Speaker 9: the Yankees and everything, so you know, nothing was surprised
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Speaker 9: the big city. Yeah. Now the President, I mean he
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Speaker 9: should have cable. If you're the president, you should know
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Speaker 9: what's going on.
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Speaker 4: Now, Jimmy, let me ask you a question.
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Speaker 3: The line of the night on Jesse Waters last night
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Speaker 3: was when Lsie turned to Jesse and said, have you
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Speaker 3: had a circumcision?
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Speaker 4: I have never heard that before on talk TV.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean it was shocking because normally it's the
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Speaker 9: host that cuts.
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Speaker 4: The guy off.
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Speaker 9: You know, threw me for a loop. Yeah, he wasn't
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Speaker 9: kidding when he said we had a lot of skin
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Speaker 9: in the game.
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Speaker 5: I had no idea. Next.
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Speaker 1: Giving a tip is next.
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Speaker 4: I'll tell you what.
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Speaker 1: I have great respect for the Democrats to come on
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Speaker 1: Fox News because so few of them don't go there.
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Speaker 1: And it was a great interview.
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Speaker 9: I loved it, and it should be a teachable moment
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Speaker 9: because we have more independent viewers than any other channel.
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Speaker 9: We also have more liberal viewers than any other channel
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Speaker 9: because people hate watch the channel. So like, if you
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Speaker 9: want to really reach the broader audience, you should be here.
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Speaker 9: And you get so much credit just for showing up
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Speaker 9: because within your own contingent, you know, they believe we're
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Speaker 9: sitting over here at Fox News right now punching babies
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Speaker 9: and throwing brakes at the Capitol.
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Speaker 5: You know.
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Speaker 9: And I haven't hit a baby in three days. But
27:54
Speaker 9: but yeah, you show up and have the conversation. It
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Speaker 9: would be so much better if they did that, because
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Speaker 9: it would also arm all of this unnecessary tension between
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Speaker 9: the two parties. The fact that we're as isolated as
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Speaker 9: we are and people don't go on opposition media, you know,
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Speaker 9: allows society to kind of stay sequestioned. So I honestly,
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Speaker 9: I think it's great. I hope more come on. I'll
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Speaker 9: let him come on my show.
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Speaker 5: I don't care.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, And it was musty TV and it was really good.
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Speaker 1: It played to both of their sides, so they both
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Speaker 1: won coming out of it. It's yeah, people should learn
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Speaker 1: Back the Bayonne Little League team in the World Series
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Speaker 1: is becoming huge, so big they have merchandise. Now we're
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Speaker 1: gonna talk about it next Well, i'll tell you what.
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Speaker 1: By owned has become such a big story in the area.
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Speaker 1: They have merchandise now bayone against the World, and it
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Speaker 1: has been exciting. They're in the Little League World Series
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Speaker 1: right now. They have a game tonight because they lost
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Speaker 1: their last game. As you know, so this is the
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Speaker 1: elimination bracket. So it's all the teams that have one
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Speaker 1: loss and could be eliminated, and so they'll be playing
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Speaker 1: tonight at seven o'clock. The game is going to be
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Speaker 1: You can go online because they're selling them at several
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Speaker 3: That's right, the man knocking off the merch Can you
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Speaker 3: imagine this stealing from the kids' little league team. Because
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Speaker 3: of the success of bayone in this Little League World Series,
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Speaker 3: plus there's also degenerate gamblers betting on the outcome of
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Speaker 3: now Little League games in Williamsport, the Little League World Series,
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Speaker 3: which is like a w D Scratchia. And by the way,
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Speaker 3: pervs out there, be alert if you're in the halls
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Speaker 3: of Congress or the United States Senate. Apparently there is
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Speaker 3: a PERV patrol that is being put together by women
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Speaker 3: who are both Democrats and Republicans in the House, who
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Speaker 3: are coming to a perve near them, in an office
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Speaker 3: near them up on the hill. They this is like
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Speaker 3: a blood feud. This is revenge. They are coming at them.
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Speaker 3: And it suggests as what I've always said for these
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Speaker 3: guys who can't keep their rocket in their pocket is
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Speaker 3: that saltpeter is the cure. They need to be flashed,
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Speaker 3: not turgid, because that's what gets them into so much trouble.
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Speaker 1: I can't remember a time now. There's always been sex scandals.
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Speaker 1: It's always been happening, and it's always men, by the way,
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Speaker 1: in the capital, but there's been nine in the last
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Speaker 1: two and a half years, nine that have either most
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Speaker 1: of it is with young staffers, female staffers. It's usually
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Speaker 1: men with young female staffers. So look this is a
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Speaker 1: long time coming. Kat Camarack, the congresswoman from Michigan, is
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Speaker 1: doing this and so a way to go. And as
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Speaker 1: you said, it's bipartisan except for the fact it's all women.
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Speaker 1: No men allowed.
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Speaker 3: Yes, the Amazons, the Amazon said, coming after you guys
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Speaker 3: out there, and they say, what we've heard of is
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Speaker 3: just the tip of the iceberg. That there's so many
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Speaker 3: other guys that they are proclivities twit's not keeping their
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Speaker 3: hands to themselves. Has not been revealed yet, but they're
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Speaker 3: going to make sure that it's done in a bipartisan way.
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Speaker 3: If you're a PERV, it doesn't matter to them, you're
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Speaker 3: going to be exposed and they hope eventually kicked out.
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Speaker 1: What they want more than anything is a report process
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Speaker 1: so that people that are afraid to come forward because
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Speaker 1: think about it, you've got a powerful senator, you have
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Speaker 1: a powerful congressman hitting on you. Where do you go
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Speaker 1: because right now there's nothing, there's nothing for them to
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Speaker 1: go except to the police or some disciplinary board. These
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Speaker 1: women are going to set up a system where if
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Speaker 1: you were having a problem with by the way, they're
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Speaker 1: saying men or women, so they I guess they have
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Speaker 1: to but they're saying, men or women could come to them,
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Speaker 1: tell us about your problem, and we'll start an investigation.
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Speaker 1: We're going to talk much more about this tomorrow. But
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Speaker 1: the endgame on this is if you've noticed, nobody ever
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Speaker 1: goes to jail. They said, we are going to look
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Speaker 1: at criminal charges as well. This is the worst nightmare
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Speaker 1: for what you were just talking about the per of congressmen.
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Speaker 1: And they are plentiful on Capitol Hill.
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Speaker 3: You can call it being Swollwld. You've just been Swollweld.
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Speaker 3: You thought you were going to.
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Speaker 4: Guess what you were? Small Well.
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Speaker 1: shirt was a man who had an interesting point about
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Speaker 1: the forty nine ers owner and the prostitution arrest.
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Speaker 11: Why do they keep doing sing operations on horny old man?
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Speaker 11: I mean, don't they I got better things that they
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Speaker 11: could be doing sing operations for with drugs, guns, all
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Speaker 1: Finally, finally there's somebody standing up for the horny old men.
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Speaker 4: Somebody had to do it.
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Speaker 1: Yes, maybe you could start a support group.
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Speaker 3: Except I don't think the owner of the San Francisco
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Speaker 3: forty nine ers was that old. He's like in his
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Speaker 3: forties right, Okay? Now, no, no Craft who owned the
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Speaker 4: But this guy, I don't think is that all?
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