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Wicked Radio 11-4: Election Day: 3 Good Things From NYC's Awful Decision · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: Hey, it's Tuesday. It's election day. Maybe not in your stake,
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Speaker 1: maybe not in your city, but obviously a lot of attention,
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Speaker 1: a lot of media attention and coverage of nine states,
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Speaker 1: eleven cities, slot on the ballot, lot going on here,
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Speaker 1: and a lot of attention for New York City's awful,
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Speaker 1: awful mistake. If the betting markets are correct, maybe uh,
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Speaker 1: later on, I'm gonna have to do an emergency podcast
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Speaker 1: and say, whoa hold on a second, wait a minute, everybody,
0:31
Speaker 1: everything's changed. New York all of a sudden came out
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Speaker 1: in drobes and voted to defeat the Communist. That's probably
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Speaker 1: not gonna happen, though, But don't worry these things and
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Speaker 1: this is, you know, for election day all across the board.
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Speaker 1: These things always come with a counter effect. I'm gonna
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Speaker 1: give you today. We're gonna focus on the positive. That's right,
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Speaker 1: the positive. You're gonna call me crazy at first, but
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Speaker 1: then listen, hear me out three good things that are
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Speaker 1: gonna come from New York Cities awful awful decision. Three
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Speaker 1: good things, and I'll give them to you right now.
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Speaker 1: Then I'll explain the first thing is the shutdown's gonna end. Now, yep,
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Speaker 1: I'll tell you exactly why this is all tied into
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Speaker 1: election day, why we went through this shutdown for a month. Now,
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Speaker 1: I'll tell you exactly why that is. And the guy
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Speaker 1: that revealed it and gave up their game plan was
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Speaker 1: the guy who was about to be elected mayor of
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Speaker 1: New York City. He said it last night. Proof positive.
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Speaker 1: That second thing is because of what we're learning about
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Speaker 1: the New York City elections, this is the strongest advertisement
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Speaker 1: in history for voter ID. You watch the support nationally
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Speaker 1: for voter ID to go through the roof, and it
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Speaker 1: was already strong. I mean among all voters, Independence, Republicans, Democrats,
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Speaker 1: it was over sixty percent in support of voter ID.
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Speaker 1: You watch it now. I don't predict things, but I
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Speaker 1: will guar on te I will guaran on tee that
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Speaker 1: support for voter ID goes through the roof on this now,
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Speaker 1: because now we're all aware of it. And the third
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Speaker 1: thing is the third good thing to come from election
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Speaker 1: day to day and some awful decisions is the return
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Speaker 1: of the of the that's right, plastic shopping bag. And
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Speaker 1: you're thinking, what the hell does it to have to
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Speaker 1: do with anything? Oh do not ever discount what they
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Speaker 1: used to see as small voting issues. But the guy
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Speaker 1: that's running for governor in New Jersey, why do you
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Speaker 1: hear him talk about this? They're starting to understand the small,
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Speaker 1: little detailed things we live through every single day in
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Speaker 1: our personal lives that actually matter to us. We'll get
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Speaker 1: to all of it. Thanks for finding the live stream
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Speaker 1: on the podcast. Wicked Radio is here, all platforms, all
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Speaker 1: live streams, all that good stuff, and also the audio
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Speaker 1: podcast wherever you like to get them. Let's get to it. First,
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Speaker 1: we got to talk about New York City, obviously, zoron
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Speaker 1: Mom Doney. First of all, here's the first good thing
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Speaker 1: I will it's actually three and a half good things,
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Speaker 1: because this is starting to pick up steam now too.
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Speaker 1: It's very important. And I'll replay what the President said
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Speaker 1: on his sixty minutes interview just the other night on
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Speaker 1: how to correctly identify this guy. And they're getting smart
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Speaker 1: very quickly. Every time the media tries to tell you
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Speaker 1: this is a he's not a communist, he's a he's
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Speaker 1: a democratic socialist. First of all, they don't know what
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Speaker 1: that is, and they don't know what the difference is.
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Speaker 1: And now the politicians and other media people. Now it's
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Speaker 1: important for you and me and regular people to start
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Speaker 1: to correct that every time you hear it. First of all,
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Speaker 1: little rewind a little refresher of the President Trump quickly
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Speaker 1: identifying this the other night on sixty minutes, thirty four
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Speaker 1: year old democratic socialist, he's the promunist non socialist communists
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Speaker 1: are very important. And now all the other uh, you
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Speaker 1: can call him Trump, surrogainst whatever it is. All the
3:37
Speaker 1: other politicians are starting to do the same thing. Byron
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Speaker 1: Donald's may become maybe the next governor of Florida. Didn't
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Speaker 1: interview on CNM last night did the exact same thing.
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Speaker 1: He went a little step further and he said, Okay,
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Speaker 1: you want to disagree with me, you define exactly what
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Speaker 1: the difference.
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Speaker 2: Is when you put in communist and yes, communist policies.
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Speaker 2: That's what Zaramandni is talking about.
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Speaker 3: Socialist.
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Speaker 4: He says, I can't tell what the difference is. Well,
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Speaker 4: he can describe. He can describe differences for you.
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Speaker 1: The socialism is not the same basis of communism in
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Speaker 1: this country.
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Speaker 4: You know that quite well.
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Speaker 1: It's important to realize there she has no idea what
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Speaker 1: the difference is. She was just told by her not
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Speaker 1: to not to define it, and to and to make
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Speaker 1: sure you correct him. No, it's it's democratic socialist. No no, no, no, no, no, no,
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Speaker 1: it's not a communist. It's very important for all of
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Speaker 1: us every time you hear anybody parodying that line, to
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Speaker 1: correct them immediately. No, no, no, no, no communist community. For
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Speaker 1: the entire term that this guy is in New York City.
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Speaker 1: You need to identify that anybody you're at a dinner party.
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Speaker 1: So they have a Democrat socialist mayor in New York No, no, no, no, no, no,
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Speaker 1: they have a communist mayor. Always defined it because that's
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Speaker 1: say you define terms. That's what they're trying to do.
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Speaker 1: They're trying to redefine this, soften it up. So it's
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Speaker 1: a nice little, acceptable, palatable, sellable policy for you to
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Speaker 1: embrace for New Yorkers. Right by every definition of the word,
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Speaker 1: every single bit of it, this guy is a communist.
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Speaker 1: You need to correct them. All right, let's get to
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Speaker 1: it now, let's get to exactly what's going on in
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Speaker 1: New York City. This is why I think the first
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Speaker 1: good thing is going to be We're gonna focus on
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Speaker 1: the positive. The first good thing that's coming to come
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Speaker 1: out of New York City's awful decision is a call
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Speaker 1: nationally and you're seeing it already happen. For voter ID,
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Speaker 1: they don't have that in New York City, and they'll
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Speaker 1: always try to tell you. What they try to tell
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Speaker 1: you is no, no, we ask for voter ID when
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Speaker 1: you're registering, but when you get to the vote, because
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Speaker 1: we don't want to restrict people's right to vote or
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Speaker 1: their ability to vote, you don't have to provide ID there.
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Speaker 1: It's already done in the registration process, right, because I'm
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Speaker 1: sure everybody's showing up, coming up with a fake phony address.
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Speaker 1: Is registered to vote legally? Is a legal citizen in
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Speaker 1: the United States?
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Speaker 4: Right?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, No, don't buy that for a second. That's how
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Speaker 1: we got to this point. But it's not just that.
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Speaker 1: Let's find out what else is going on with the
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Speaker 1: ballot here in New York City. Here is a story
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Speaker 1: from just this morning, after all the campaigning, it is
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Speaker 1: finally time to vote, Robert, And as we look, a
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Speaker 1: lot of people get in the ballots, but some people
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Speaker 1: are kind of confused about what's going on on this ballot.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, let's go through these ballots first, of all, a
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Speaker 2: couple things to notice.
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Speaker 4: You will see a couple of the candidates on here
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Speaker 4: multiple times.
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Speaker 2: So Zuron Mamdani appears twice on two different party lines,
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Speaker 2: the Democratic Party line and the Working Families Party line.
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Speaker 4: Same thing with Curtis Sliwa.
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Speaker 2: He too appears twice, once on the Republican line and
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Speaker 2: once on the Protect Animals line. If you want to
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Speaker 2: vote for either of these candidates, only fill in one
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Speaker 2: of the circles. It's not like if you fill in
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Speaker 2: two Mamdani circles or two sleeve with circles you get
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Speaker 2: two votes.
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Speaker 4: No, just one vote. So just fill in one circle.
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Speaker 2: Doesn't matter which of the parties you use, but fill
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Speaker 2: in the circle for the candidates.
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Speaker 1: Guys. See, this is the just infuriating part. This is
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Speaker 1: our biggest city, this is our media capital of the world.
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Speaker 1: This is New York City, and they have to have
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Speaker 1: news reports explaining to people the confusion of their ballot
7:04
Speaker 1: and it's all by design, all of it. But again
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Speaker 1: that's okay. Now you got a guy that's been all
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Speaker 1: over this thing, is Elon. Now he's posted a bunch
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Speaker 1: of different things about New York City. We'll get to
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Speaker 1: his endorsement here in just a second, just about ten
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Speaker 1: minutes ago in real time here as we do the
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Speaker 1: live stream. He posted this on his ex account, which
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Speaker 1: is the biggest in the world. New York City ballot
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Speaker 1: is a scam. No idea is required. We already covered that,
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Speaker 1: you and I did. Other mayoral candidates appear twice. Cuomo's
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Speaker 1: name is last in the bottom right. And again, remember
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Speaker 1: all of this is by design. Now, the New York
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Speaker 1: City local Yokal news report there said, and they did
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Speaker 1: clear it up. It's not like you get two votes
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Speaker 1: for each one. But it's still confusing enough that this
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Speaker 1: is unacceptable to actually exist there. Now, why is voter
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Speaker 1: IDs such a concern nationally for people? Because what you
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Speaker 1: used to hear, what I used to hear among my
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Speaker 1: friend group and social group and family all the time,
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Speaker 1: was voter ide in my county, my state, it's secure
8:00
Speaker 1: its election in Florida, I would hear this all the time.
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Speaker 1: Now we were the absolute laughing stock. Remember hanging chads
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Speaker 1: in the two thousand election, Remember that one and all
8:08
Speaker 1: that crap. It's been so cleaned up. That is one
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Speaker 1: of the most secure electoral states in the country now,
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Speaker 1: so it can be done. But what you hear all
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Speaker 1: the time now from my fellow Floridians, now all of
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Speaker 1: us transplants, is I don't care what the hell happens
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Speaker 1: up there. Good, let them have screwed up elections. That
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Speaker 1: doesn't affect me. That's starting to change now you're starting
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Speaker 1: to see an issue voter ID, national voter ID, and
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Speaker 1: also local and state and everything, city ID everything. There's
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Speaker 1: never been more support for this. It was already among
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Speaker 1: all voters Democrat, Republican, Independent, into the high sixties in support.
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Speaker 1: Now it's going to go through the roof because they
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Speaker 1: saw exactly what happened in New York City, exactly what
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Speaker 1: the counter effect was. That's the first good thing to
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Speaker 1: come from New York City's awful, awful choice. So there
8:55
Speaker 1: is some positive in this because all this stuff always
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Speaker 1: has a counter effect. Now, going back to Elon just
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Speaker 1: a quick second, I thought he's been all over this
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Speaker 1: one because why he loves his country. Elon posts last night.
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Speaker 1: Remember to vote tomorrow in New York. Bear in mind
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Speaker 1: that a vote for Curtis Sliwa that is, is really
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Speaker 1: a vote for Mum Dummy or whatever his name is.
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Speaker 1: Vote Cuomo all right, And you've all heard about that
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Speaker 1: election Curtis Lee, where the actual Republican has about sixteen
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Speaker 1: percent support and he's not dropping out. So the vote
9:27
Speaker 1: is split there, which is probably most likely, and something
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Speaker 1: dramatic happens going to lead to Mom Danny the Communists
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Speaker 1: being elected. So Elon is not the only one advocating
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Speaker 1: for Cuomo. And this is interesting thing because we all
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Speaker 1: know Cuomo is a staunch Democrat in the old form,
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Speaker 1: and we all know that his awful handling of COVID
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Speaker 1: got a lot of people killed as governor of New York.
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Speaker 1: We know that. So it takes a lot for somebody
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Speaker 1: to like Elon and President Trump to actually endorse Cuomo
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Speaker 1: in order to try their best to save New York.
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Speaker 1: But they're doing it. This is Stephen Miller talking about
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Speaker 1: President's statement last night.
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Speaker 5: Tonight, Sean is obviously all about turnout. Republican voters need
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Speaker 5: to show up. They need to turn out, regardless of
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Speaker 5: what happens in New Jersey. That is a suddenly close
10:10
Speaker 5: race for a deep blue state as far as New
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Speaker 5: York is concerned, as you've talked about, as we've said, unfortunately,
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Speaker 5: the anti Mamdammi vote is being split between Cuomo and Sliwa,
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Speaker 5: and President Trump tonight put out a statement being clear
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Speaker 5: that if you vote for Sliwa, who's pulling at about
10:28
Speaker 5: a third of where Cuomo is, you're just throwing your
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Speaker 5: vote away. The anti Mamdammi vote, which is really the
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Speaker 5: pro New York City vote, the pro America vote, needs
10:37
Speaker 5: to unite behind the leading candidate, and that's Andrew Cuomo.
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Speaker 4: Now Virginia will it.
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Speaker 1: Odds are against it, but maybe, But that's where we are.
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Speaker 1: And this goes back to the voter ID issue again.
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Speaker 1: It's gotten so bad that you actually have staunch Republicans
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Speaker 1: endorsing Cuomo in order to defeat Mam Donnie the Communist.
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Speaker 1: What a freaking mess. But again, remember first good thing,
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Speaker 1: voters support for voter ID will never ever be higher.
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Speaker 1: It's about to go through the roof. Here's the second
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Speaker 1: good thing. I think our shutdowns about to end. And
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Speaker 1: I think it was I who thought this the entire time,
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Speaker 1: that this was all related to this election and election day,
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Speaker 1: and that was confirmed last night by none other than
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Speaker 1: the guy that's about to be the first communist mayor
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Speaker 1: of New York City. Listen to what Mamdani says on cno.
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Speaker 3: Is threatened by our campaign. He's threatened by it because,
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Speaker 3: like his we've diagnosed the crisis in working class New
11:29
Speaker 3: Yorkers' lives the cost of living, but unlike him, we're
11:32
Speaker 3: actually going to deliver on that. And that is a
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Speaker 3: contrast that he can't bear to see, because while he
11:37
Speaker 3: is spending three hundred million dollars remodeling a White House ballroom,
11:40
Speaker 3: the same amount of money that could provide snap benefits
11:42
Speaker 3: for one hundred thousand New Yorkers, he's trying to make
11:45
Speaker 3: it harder for Americans across the country to actually have
11:47
Speaker 3: foreign groceries and this money that.
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Speaker 1: Ah and all of us should be saying the exact
11:51
Speaker 1: same thing at the exact same time. Ah, doesn't it
11:55
Speaker 1: all make sense?
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Speaker 6: Now?
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Speaker 1: Would it shock you one iota if this government shutdown
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Speaker 1: ended all all of a sudden, the sixty vote threshold
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Speaker 1: was broken. Now that tomorrow happens Thursday, most likely Friday,
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Speaker 1: now that they've got their results on the election, because
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Speaker 1: the entire plan, as he just laid out right there
12:14
Speaker 1: before everybody the night before the election, was exactly this
12:18
Speaker 1: so chaos, So you know, division they tried that whole
12:22
Speaker 1: line about you know, president's creating his own ballroom and
12:26
Speaker 1: while people are starving, and they're going to take snap
12:28
Speaker 1: benefits away from all these people. And by people they
12:30
Speaker 1: mean illegal immigrants. That's why they needed that vote. They
12:32
Speaker 1: needed to sow chaos and confusion in a big market,
12:35
Speaker 1: in a big city, an election like New York City
12:38
Speaker 1: to make sure that there's change voted in. And this
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Speaker 1: is why you need to vote this communist in. All
12:45
Speaker 1: of this should start to make sense to you. Now,
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Speaker 1: I would bet a lot of money that this ends
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Speaker 1: this week. I would bet a lot. Again, no guarantees,
12:53
Speaker 1: and a lot can still happen, But wouldn't that be amazing.
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Speaker 1: So there's a second good thing that's going to come
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Speaker 1: out of this chaos. This stupid shutdown is about to
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Speaker 1: end finally. But again, what's the other result of that.
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Speaker 1: So many people looked into this because we all doubt
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Speaker 1: well it for a month, and I know there's a
13:08
Speaker 1: lot of people saying it's like, well, that thing didn't
13:10
Speaker 1: affect me at all. Yes it does, Yes, it does
13:12
Speaker 1: affect you when it goes three or four weeks, It
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Speaker 1: does affect you one way or the other indirectly, or directly.
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Speaker 1: That's the second good thing that's going to happen. That
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Speaker 1: stupid government shutdown is about to end, and more people
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Speaker 1: are aware of what in behind it, so you're smarter
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Speaker 1: for the next time it comes around. Now right there, Now,
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Speaker 1: it's not only New York City. Let's get out of
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Speaker 1: there for a second. Stephen Miller said it right there,
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Speaker 1: it's nine states. It's eleven cities that have election day.
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Speaker 1: One of those big ones that's happening in New Jersey
13:38
Speaker 1: gubernatorial race happening here, Jack Chattarelli is I think the
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Speaker 1: I pronounce his name correctly. He's the Republican candidate in
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Speaker 1: New Jersey. First of all, here's another sign that things
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Speaker 1: have changed. This thing is neck and neck. Apparently we
13:52
Speaker 1: know that President Trump got a lot of votes in
13:53
Speaker 1: New Jersey in November of twenty four but a Republican
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Speaker 1: mayor maybe in the state of New Jersey that may happen,
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Speaker 1: So that kind of changes something that's a lot different
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Speaker 1: than before. But here's what else is different. When was
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Speaker 1: the last time you actually heard on a national stage
14:11
Speaker 1: any candidate anywhere, and they all copy each other talk
14:15
Speaker 1: about the kinds of seemingly small issues but really do
14:19
Speaker 1: affect our day to day lives. This one's a little
14:22
Speaker 1: bit lighter, but no less important. This election may bring
14:27
Speaker 1: the return of something we've all clamored for now through
14:30
Speaker 1: the past ten, twelve to fifteen years, we've all had
14:32
Speaker 1: to bow down to the climate nuts and the environ
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Speaker 1: nuts and tell us that what's ruining the earth are
14:38
Speaker 1: our plastic straws and plastic bags. Common sense and this
14:42
Speaker 1: is the surest side of all comments as is starting
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Speaker 1: to return in all these elections. And now you've got
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Speaker 1: gobnatorial candidates in a major state like New Jersey talking
14:51
Speaker 1: about it. This is good news for everybody. Never discount
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Speaker 1: how important something like this is. This one, what's this one?
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Speaker 6: And the best part of my energy've masked to plan
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Speaker 6: at the supermarket you can have back your plastic bags.
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Speaker 6: It amazes me. I say, I'm in the lower taxes.
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Speaker 6: I get this nice little round applause. I see him
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Speaker 6: bringing back the plastic bags.
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Speaker 1: It brings down the house every single time.
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Speaker 4: But he's right.
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Speaker 1: I as funny as that is, and he's exactly right
15:27
Speaker 1: to point that out. How many of us have all
15:30
Speaker 1: looked at that thing, and I know, plastic bags, paper
15:32
Speaker 1: versus paper bags isn't the biggest issue in the world,
15:35
Speaker 1: but we all had to deal with it, like the
15:37
Speaker 1: plastic straw thing, like all the other inconveniences in life,
15:40
Speaker 1: bit by bit by bit, they've thrown at us time
15:43
Speaker 1: and time again, and the politicians just ignored it. When
15:46
Speaker 1: you heard the crowd in New Jersey right there, go
15:48
Speaker 1: insane when he even mentioned the idea that you can
15:51
Speaker 1: bring back plastic bags, because that every study has shown
15:54
Speaker 1: that it had zero environmental impact. Most of them are
15:58
Speaker 1: recycled anyway. People matter. Now if a politician like that
16:03
Speaker 1: is paying attention to an issue that seemingly used to
16:05
Speaker 1: be small like that, the Democrats are going to start
16:07
Speaker 1: to do it too, And little issues like that freaking matter.
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Speaker 1: What's the takeaway? What does it actually mean? They're finally
16:15
Speaker 1: starting to listen to people. In my own opinion, I
16:19
Speaker 1: think that's because we all have a voice now, everybody
16:21
Speaker 1: has a social media account. You're starting to get these
16:23
Speaker 1: things heard. That information finally gets to these politicians and
16:27
Speaker 1: change and our daily lives finally start to happen. Don't
16:30
Speaker 1: ever discount the importance of something that used to seem small,
16:34
Speaker 1: like plastic bags. It's not, and they're finally starting to
16:37
Speaker 1: understand that. So there is positive maybe in the down
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Speaker 1: and the dumps about this stuff. You've got people who
16:43
Speaker 1: live in New York and you're afraid of what's coming
16:44
Speaker 1: because it is going to be pretty much a nightmare scenario.
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Speaker 1: These things always have a counter effect three different ways,
16:51
Speaker 1: I'll give you right there, and I'm sure there's going
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Speaker 1: to be more. The support for voter ID is going
16:56
Speaker 1: to go through the roof. I'm telling you, this shutdown
16:59
Speaker 1: is going to end will after this stupid election. And
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Speaker 1: number three, the return of the plastic bag in states
17:07
Speaker 1: like that. Finally, there's always good news. These things always
17:12
Speaker 1: have a counter effects. So we'll see what happens. Hey,
17:14
Speaker 1: maybe I'm on here in twenty four hours from right
17:16
Speaker 1: now talking about an amazing turnaround in New York City,
17:18
Speaker 1: and I can't believe we'd actually be celebrating Cuomo winning election.
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Speaker 1: But whatever, maybe that'll happen. Odds are against it, but
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Speaker 1: you never know. But remember these things always have a
17:29
Speaker 1: positive counter effect. All right, thanks for finding me. I
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Speaker 1: appreciate you. Im out of material. Let's go see what happens,
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Speaker 1: and hopefully we don't have to talk about politics someday,
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Speaker 1: hopefully tomorrow we're talking about the nearing end of this shutdown.
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Speaker 1: That would help everybody too. Thanks for finding the podcast
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Speaker 1: you know the deal. But more importantly remember think about
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Speaker 1: the positive effects. Make it a wick and awesome Tuesday.
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