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Hour 2: Horse Carriage hearing in NYC. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 2: about a number of things. Iran and apparently it's a
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Speaker 2: going to talk about free and fair elections. Free and
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Speaker 2: fair elections. Now this is going to imply that something
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Speaker 2: was wrong with the twenty twenty election and the twenty
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Speaker 2: some China interference in the election. But all of this
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Speaker 2: qualified to be voting. So he'll talk about that tonight.
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Speaker 2: We'll see who carries it. Obviously Fox News, Newsmax. Obviously
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Speaker 2: they'll carry it to cable news. But as far as
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Speaker 2: the regular networks, who knows what they'll do. We'll carry it.
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Speaker 2: We're going to broadcast it live. But that's tonight at
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Speaker 2: nine o'clock, So keep an eye on that. Hey, does
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Speaker 2: anybody ever watch News twelve? If you're in New York City?
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Speaker 2: You got New York one, which nobody watches. It used
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Speaker 2: to be popular. I used to be on New York
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Speaker 2: one for many years, but that was before the iPhone.
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Speaker 2: Once the iPhone came out because they found out most
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Speaker 2: people were putting on New York one to see the time,
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Speaker 2: the temperature, get the weather, get the transit, that kind
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Speaker 2: of But now it's all on your phone. But News
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Speaker 2: twelve is like the New York one of everywhere else
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Speaker 2: there's News twelve, Long Island, there's News twelfth, New Jersey,
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Speaker 2: News twelfth, Connecticut, News twelve Westchester, but nobody watches it.
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Speaker 2: And apparently it was a bloodbath there yesterday at News twelve.
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Speaker 2: They fired a lot of people. I mean, they just
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Speaker 2: gutted the place, twelve, just firing all kinds of people
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Speaker 2: left and right. People couldn't believe how bad it got there.
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Speaker 2: In fact, like entire newsrooms were cleaned out. So apparently
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Speaker 2: they'll keep Long Island because that's a big place with
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Speaker 2: a big population. You know, there's like six million people
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Speaker 2: on Long Island. But as far as Westchester and Connecticut,
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Speaker 2: they're going to combine a lot of these news twelves
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Speaker 2: into one News twelve that'll do just general suburban news.
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Speaker 2: It was a big thing yesterday. A lot of people
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Speaker 2: quite shaken when that happened. You get to remember people
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Speaker 2: don't watch television anymore. You know, they always think radio
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Speaker 2: is dying. Radio has more people listening today than twenty
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Speaker 2: years ago. Television viewership broadcast television viewership in cable is
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Speaker 2: way way down. Radio more people listening today than twenty
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Speaker 2: years ago. Television a lot less people listening today then
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Speaker 2: twenty years ago. Hey, crazy Jack Smith could be in
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Speaker 2: real trouble. That is great news, very very good news.
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Speaker 2: Jack Smith had to testify before Congress and it turns
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Speaker 2: out that Jack Smith is evil prosecutor. He's a dirty
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Speaker 2: hit man. That's why they flew him in from halfway
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Speaker 2: around the world to go after Trump. When they needed
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Speaker 2: a special council. There's like a two thousand of them
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Speaker 2: in DC, but they went to the Hague to bring
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Speaker 2: this guy in because he's got a track record. His
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Speaker 2: history is going after Republican opponents, targeting them and persecuting
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Speaker 2: prosecuting them. So they brought him in to do Trump
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Speaker 2: and it was ridiculous. You remember the raid on mar
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Speaker 2: A Lago. First of all, it's a president of the
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Speaker 2: United States. You don't raid his house. They were agents
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Speaker 2: that rated house, were told to go in with guns drawn.
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Speaker 2: They were given authority to use deadly force if they
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Speaker 2: have to. This is Jack Smith. Can you imagine this?
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Speaker 2: They were given authority if they had to to use
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Speaker 2: deadly force at mar A Lago. Now, if you go
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Speaker 2: into mar A Lago, all it is is a bunch
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Speaker 2: of old ladies going, how are you to use deadly
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Speaker 2: force in there? It's also heavily guarded, it's guarded by
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Speaker 2: the Secret Service. What would you need to use deadly force?
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Speaker 2: But this is this evil Jack Smith, that bug eyed
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Speaker 2: weirdo Jack Smith, if that's really his name. Now he
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Speaker 2: did say at the time, because he kept expanding the investigation,
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Speaker 2: and he's a dirty cop, a very dirty cop. He
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Speaker 2: kept expanding and expanding, and then somehow he got the
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Speaker 2: phone records of a lot of people, anybody talking to
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Speaker 2: anybody in Congress, got their phone records. And he testified
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Speaker 2: under oath back then that all he did was get
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Speaker 2: a record of their phone calls, their phone records. That
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Speaker 2: was his testimony under oath. But it turns out now
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Speaker 2: they've discovered because the Trump people came in, took over
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Speaker 2: the Justice Department and FBI and intelligence, and they've seen everything.
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Speaker 2: Apparently Jack Smith got more than the phone records. He
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Speaker 2: got the text messages and he did total surveillance on
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Speaker 2: forty four members of Congress. He got their conversations, he
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Speaker 2: got their texts, and he looked at all of them.
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Speaker 2: They are furious these Congress people ran Paul said. New
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Speaker 2: evidence confirms he spied on dozens of members of Congress.
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Speaker 2: Myself included a blatant abuse of power and exactly what
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Speaker 2: our founders warned about. He got more and more, Congressman saying,
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Speaker 2: DOJ records confirmed Jack Smith reviewed the contents of text
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Speaker 2: messages of forty four members of Congress. Chuck Grassey said,
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Speaker 2: I'm one of the forty four and Missouri Senator Josh
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Speaker 2: Holly said it looks like perjury because he lied about it.
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Speaker 2: He out and out lied. He said he just saw
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Speaker 2: a record of their phone calls. He lied he was
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Speaker 2: actually going through all their texts. So this could be
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Speaker 2: a very serious perjury charge. We could actually see evil
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Speaker 2: Jack Smith finally end up in jail where he belongs. Now,
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Speaker 2: a lot of Democrats got spied on by Jack Smith.
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Speaker 2: He saw that he read through their text messages. Corey Booker,
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Speaker 2: Adam Smith, these are all Democrats, Karen Bassa, California. But
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Speaker 2: he also went through the text he did total surveillance,
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Speaker 2: went through the text of Lee Zelden, Susan Collins, Tom Cotton,
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Speaker 2: Steve Scalise, Elise Stefoniic and they're all fuming. But again
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Speaker 2: in December he testified, but he was asked whether his
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Speaker 2: team ever looked at the context of text messages, and
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Speaker 2: he replied, no, that's out and out perjury. Hopefully he
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Speaker 2: gets convicted of this and that's the end of evil.
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Speaker 2: Jack Smith. Hey, yesterday there was a vote in the House.
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Speaker 2: This is how bad it's gotten. There was a vote
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Speaker 2: to stop all aid to Israel, eliminate the billions of
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Speaker 2: dollars in aid to Israel. Could you imagine that. Well,
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Speaker 2: it got voted down because the Republicans made sure it
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Speaker 2: got voted down. But you should know that a hundred
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Speaker 2: House Democrats voted to end all aid to Israel. A
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Speaker 2: hundred House Democrats voted for it. Now, they did this
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Speaker 2: two years ago, but only thirty seven Democrats voted for it.
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Speaker 2: Now it's a hundred. It's getting out of control. One
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Speaker 2: hundred Democrats voted for that. Absolutely disgusting. Now let's get
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Speaker 2: to the governor's race. Kathy Hokeel against Bruce Blakeman. Everybody
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Speaker 2: in their right mind wants Bruce Blakeman to win. He'd
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Speaker 2: be the perfect governor. He's a governor right now in
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Speaker 2: Nassau County, county executive if that's basically being a governor,
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Speaker 2: and he's the best county executive in America, done a
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Speaker 2: phenomenal job Nassau County, doing better than any county. Be
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Speaker 2: the perfect governor. Problem is, it's tough, and you know,
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Speaker 2: become tougher for a Republican to get elected. And the
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Speaker 2: problem here right now is Kathy Hochel has a huge
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Speaker 2: war chest, a ton of money. Hockel raised twenty million
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Speaker 2: dollars already, twenty million, and there's another twenty two million
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Speaker 2: that'll come to her from the Democratic Party, New York
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Speaker 2: Democratic Party, the New York Committee, so that brings her
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Speaker 2: total to forty two million. That's a lot of money
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Speaker 2: for a governor. So race forty two million is a
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Speaker 2: huge war chest. Now Blakeman has raised about eleven million
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Speaker 2: dollars that's with the matching funds and all that stuff.
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Speaker 2: But he's got to get more.
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Speaker 3: Now.
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Speaker 2: The problem is the New York State Republican Committee, it's
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Speaker 2: not as well organized they've got about a quarter of
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Speaker 2: a million dollars two hundred and fifteen thousand. The state
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Speaker 2: eopieces has raised more than a million. But this is
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Speaker 2: nothing compared to Democrats in New York. There's a very
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Speaker 2: week week Republican Party in New York. So Blakeman needs money.
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Speaker 2: You can donate. Go to Blakemanfronewyork dot com Blakemanfronewyork dot com.
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Speaker 2: Now another problem, there's a lot of big, big, big
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Speaker 2: business guys, big major donors all over New York, and
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Speaker 2: they want Blakeman. They really want Blakeman. They want to
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Speaker 2: get rid of Hokel. She's bad for business, she's bad
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Speaker 2: for New York. They want Blakeman. So I say to them, well,
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Speaker 2: why don't you donate to Blakeman. Gotta be careful. I
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Speaker 2: can't offend Kathy Hokel. You know, I do a lot
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Speaker 2: of business here and she is the governor. And if
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Speaker 2: I give to Blakeman, it's not gonna list. So that's
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Speaker 2: a problem. That's a big problem. But again you can donate.
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Speaker 2: It's Blakeman from New York dot com. Hopefully he catches
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Speaker 2: up and if they get a debate, obviously Blakeman and
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Speaker 2: just wipe her out in a debate. But knowing her,
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Speaker 2: she'll just stall and put it off and be very
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Speaker 2: tough to actually get her to debate. Hey, yesterday was
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Speaker 2: the hearings the horse drawn carriages City Council talking about
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Speaker 2: getting rid of them. I think you just need to
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Speaker 2: cut down on them. And there are a lot of
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Speaker 2: people saying, you know what, get rid of the bikes
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Speaker 2: in Central Park, get rid of the e bikes. There
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Speaker 2: are some horrible incidents with these horses, but they're like
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Speaker 2: once a year. And when it comes to the bikes
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Speaker 2: zooming around Central Park, there's like forty accidents a day.
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Speaker 2: So get rid of the bikes in Central Park first.
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Speaker 2: But there was hearings yesterday. You know, it was brilliant
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Speaker 2: in the hearings. Curtis Sliwa, he was great testifying. He
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Speaker 2: wants to get rid of the horses, of course, but
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Speaker 2: he was great testifying.
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Speaker 1: Animals are people and it is the responsibility of you
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Speaker 1: elected officials to protect the rights of all animals.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. See, Curtis has a he's got a hearing voice.
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Speaker 2: He's got the perfect hearing voice, like on the radio.
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Speaker 2: You can talk like this, but you can't talk like
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Speaker 2: this in the hearing. You have to talk like see,
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Speaker 2: I can't do it very well. Curtis does it perfectly,
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Speaker 2: just the right pitch for a hearing.
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Speaker 1: This family that came from India celebrate the graduation of
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Speaker 1: their eighteen year old son. If they had gone to
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Speaker 1: Bombay now called Mubaia, they would no longer have been
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Speaker 1: able to take a horse john carriage that predated back
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Speaker 1: to Queen Victoria because the Bombay High Court ruled it
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Speaker 1: to be a barbaric act.
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Speaker 2: It was great. You got to know how to do
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Speaker 2: that because the bomb berber it doesn't sound right when
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Speaker 2: I do it.
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Speaker 1: He does it perfectly in city after city around the world,
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Speaker 1: first world, third world cities. We should be ashamed of
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Speaker 1: ourselves that they have led in banning this barbaric behavior
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Speaker 1: and most times replacing them with a electric carriages so
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Speaker 1: that the horse drivers, the carriage drivers can continue to
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Speaker 1: have an income. We're not even considering that here.
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Speaker 2: Oh, that's a pretty good idea. Actually, you get rid
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Speaker 2: of the horses, make them electric. You're right, you know.
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Speaker 2: I was talking to one of the top car people
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Speaker 2: and runs some of the biggest service centers, and he's
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Speaker 2: not a fan of electric cars, but he pointed out,
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Speaker 2: as far as these people have all electric cars, they
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Speaker 2: really never come in for service. You know, you go
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Speaker 2: to any big service department, the big dealership, there's a
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Speaker 2: million cars in there, but there's no electric cars in there.
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Speaker 2: Apparently nothing breaks in these electric cars. They just never
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Speaker 2: come in for service. You know, I never thought about that,
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Speaker 2: but Curtis was great.
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Speaker 1: Let me tell you about the tradition at the Bronx
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Speaker 1: Sioux they always had elephants. Reme'mber happy. The elephant wasn't
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Speaker 1: all that happy. Happy died and the Bronx Sioux decided
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Speaker 1: to send Patty, the remaining elephant, to where Elephant Sanctuary
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Speaker 1: and will have elephants no more, even though they will
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Speaker 1: lose money because they recognize finally, after many of us
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Speaker 1: animal welfare activists pounded their door, that is enough is enough?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I understand his passion to help these animals,
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Speaker 2: but an elephant, I don't know what I mean. Is
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Speaker 2: it that bad? The elephants in the zoo, I mean,
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Speaker 2: they just kind of stand around. If they weren't in
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Speaker 2: the zoo, what would the elephant be doing. He'd be
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Speaker 2: in the jungle standing around, at least in the zoo,
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Speaker 2: you're like a star. You know, kids are applauding you,
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Speaker 2: smiling at you, waving at you. I understand if you're
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Speaker 2: like a horse, you want to be out there galloping around.
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Speaker 2: You don't want to be in the zoo. But an
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Speaker 2: elephant basically just stands there all day. Anyway, there's one more.
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Speaker 1: Did you know of any issue that ever brought Mayro
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Speaker 1: candidates together as a special car? Adams, Andrew Cuomo, Zoran
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Speaker 1: Curtis sweetwom you speaker? So if you're gonna take the
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Speaker 1: money from t WU Local one hundred, the blood money,
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Speaker 1: you are not humanitarians.
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Speaker 4: You stop.
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Speaker 2: People will be escorted out. Stop. Yeah, no, no, this
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Speaker 2: is why they're idiots in the city council. It sounded
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Speaker 2: pretty good there, right, He was really coming to a
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Speaker 2: great crescendo. What are you trying to stop him for?
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Speaker 2: It sounds great. Anyway, before we take a break, we
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Speaker 2: must play this again. Chuck Schumer has become the laughing
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Speaker 2: stock of the world for his massive fart yesterday. He's
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Speaker 2: speaking in uh extually the day before, he's speaking on
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Speaker 2: the Senate floor. You know, he tries to look serious.
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Speaker 2: He puts on these big glasses and he wears that
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Speaker 2: cheap suit. But this is real. This is not Ai,
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Speaker 2: This is not fake. This is Schumer in the Senate.
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Speaker 5: Now on Iran in the NDAA, when all the Trump
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Speaker 5: administration can say out his disastrous war with Iran is
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Speaker 5: that Vietnam was worse.
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Speaker 2: Now, that was a pretty big one. It wasn't It
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Speaker 2: was a long big one. Listen now on.
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Speaker 5: Iran and the NDAA when all this guy is so disgusting, sleazy, cheap,
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Speaker 5: but just personally just a disgusting human being.
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Speaker 2: And did he say anything? You could? If you watch
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Speaker 2: the video, you see him smile. He kind of laughs
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Speaker 2: a little at it. Hey, we'll take some calls. Next.
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Speaker 2: Eight hundred three two one zero seven ten is the number.
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Speaker 2: Hey, let's take you call. It's eight hundred three two
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Speaker 2: one zero seven ten is the number. Let's go to
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Speaker 2: Dave in Chicago. Dave, how you doing?
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Speaker 2: George and Port Jefferson. George, how you doing, Hi, Mark.
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Speaker 7: There's a way. I was a retired cur Clark. Big deal.
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Speaker 7: But I know about the Grievance Committee. Lawyer is hated.
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Speaker 7: It takes money away from them. Jack Smith was born
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Speaker 7: in Syracuse. He's admitted to practice law in New York.
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Speaker 7: If somebody can get a hold I don't have the
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Speaker 7: juice of Macarthy and all the people he subpeded their bones.
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Speaker 7: They can file individual grievances against them. He could be
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Speaker 7: suspended for the practice of law because rumor has it
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Speaker 7: he's trying to set up his own law firm in
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Speaker 7: New York. I have more.
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Speaker 2: Oh that's a good idea. Now, of course, you don't
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Speaker 2: need to be believe or not. You don't need to
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Speaker 2: meet a lawyer to be a special prosecutor, believe.
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Speaker 4: It or not.
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Speaker 7: But no, But he's trying to start his own private
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Speaker 7: law firm. But he could be disbarred from the practice
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Speaker 7: a law in New York. That would hurt him financially.
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Speaker 7: But I don't have the juice to speak a McCarthey
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Speaker 7: already the Trump family. He committed grievous acts as a lawyer,
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Speaker 7: and they should go after him that.
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Speaker 2: Oh yeah, and he's the most unethical guy in the world.
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Speaker 2: That's why they brought him in. But don't worry. President
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Speaker 2: Trump will go after him. I'm sure he won't let
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Speaker 2: this go. Let's go to Sandra in North Plainfield. Sandra,
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Speaker 2: how you doing?
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Speaker 3: Hi?
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Speaker 8: Mark, Thank you, I'm great.
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Speaker 7: I'll check.
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Speaker 3: Hi.
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Speaker 7: You go, I'll just check.
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Speaker 4: I'm fine.
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Speaker 9: I check.
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Speaker 8: I just I don't know whether I should even be
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Speaker 8: speaking with you about this because it pertains to Curtis.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, what is it?
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Speaker 8: Well, would you tell Curtis to stick with cats? He
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Speaker 8: knows absolutely nothing about horses.
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Speaker 2: Well, he sounded pretty knowledgeable about it.
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Speaker 8: No, he does.
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Speaker 2: But you got to remember, whenever somebody gives you one
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Speaker 2: of those you should tell Trump to Why don't you
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Speaker 2: somebody should tell Curtis somebody's it's usually totally invalid. You
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Speaker 2: know what Curtis is doing just fine? Actually, I think
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Speaker 2: somebody should tell you to stop picking on Curtis.
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Speaker 7: No, it's fun.
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Speaker 8: No, no, no, no, no, it makes my day to
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Speaker 8: pick on Curtis.
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Speaker 2: Oh okay, but you notice he spoke with the hearing
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Speaker 2: and he got like a thunderous ovation applause. That means
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Speaker 2: you did well.
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Speaker 8: Okay, I accept that. Anyways, you're like one of those
20:31
Speaker 8: bad New York Times critics.
20:34
Speaker 2: You're like a bad New York's Times critic where the
20:36
Speaker 2: show got twelve standing ovations and then you're right, it
20:39
Speaker 2: was no good. It didn't.
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Speaker 8: Okay, I appreciate it. I love your show every day. You're
20:45
Speaker 8: the man. You are the man.
20:47
Speaker 2: Thanks for thanks for calling. Let's go to uh Patrick
20:51
Speaker 2: in Eastchester. Patrick, how you doing very well?
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Speaker 10: Mark? Thanks for taking the call. You know, I share
20:56
Speaker 10: your opinion on this whole fifer and it just soccer.
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Speaker 10: It's a very very boring sport. But with all the hooplaw,
21:04
Speaker 10: it's getting all the world dignitaries coming from all around.
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Speaker 10: Did you ever see the size trophy? No, when you win,
21:11
Speaker 10: it's like six inches tall. It's the craziest thing I
21:13
Speaker 10: ever saw. It's smaller than like an Academy war trophy.
21:16
Speaker 10: So with all this hooplaw, you think they could afford
21:18
Speaker 10: you know, a little bit more, a little bit more
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Speaker 10: fancier trophy.
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Speaker 2: That's a very good point. I got to look into that.
21:24
Speaker 2: That is a very good point, what a cheesy little trophy. Well,
21:28
Speaker 2: what do you want from a sport? They run around
21:30
Speaker 2: and play in shorts with knee socks. It looks very
21:32
Speaker 2: silly at time for one more Loo and Queens lou
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Speaker 2: How you doing.
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Speaker 9: Hy Marcus? I agree with you. There's a middle ground
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Speaker 9: on the Central Park coursing. People forget that there has
21:44
Speaker 9: been problems with horse racing. There's problems with harness racing.
21:49
Speaker 9: And by the way, yeah.
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Speaker 2: It's a very good point. You know, the horse drawn
21:52
Speaker 2: carriage again, it doesn't look that cruel. You watch a
21:56
Speaker 2: horse race. You got a jockey kicking the horse, whipping
21:59
Speaker 2: the horse, slapping the horse. That looks pretty cruel, making
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Speaker 2: the horse run like that. Yeah, you're right. He worried
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Speaker 2: about cruelty to horses. Stop that horse racing. It looks vicious.
22:10
Speaker 2: Could you imagine a guy sitting on you, kicking you
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Speaker 2: and hitting you in the head over and over again.
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Speaker 2: Who wants that? It's cruel? What a cruel sport? Hey,
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22:43
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Speaker 2: nine o'clock on w R Jimmy Fayla, how you doing?
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Speaker 4: This is a grand finale of sorts because I got
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Speaker 2: It's right, it's two months later. They haven't kind of
23:23
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23:26
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23:29
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23:33
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23:39
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23:43
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23:43
Speaker 4: We're actually taping my TV show tonight because I have
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23:48
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23:52
Speaker 4: she from the Biggest Losers. So she just always comes
23:54
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Speaker 3: See what I would look like if I was skinny,
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24:03
Speaker 4: But he's in shape. But you know what I mean,
24:04
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24:34
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24:37
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24:41
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24:46
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24:49
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24:50
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24:51
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24:54
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24:55
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24:59
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25:02
Speaker 2: Oh okay, Fox across America. You can see the taping
25:05
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25:08
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25:10
Speaker 2: you can take pictures, you meet a lot of people
25:12
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25:17
Speaker 2: tonight at eight o'clock. And hey, we saw each other
25:20
Speaker 2: a Monday night. We had dinner with Mark Malkoff, the
25:22
Speaker 2: guy who wrote the greatest Johnny Carson book ever and
25:26
Speaker 2: wasn't that interesting studying the great Johnny Carson.
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Speaker 4: That was and I'm telling you this, that's the only
25:32
Speaker 4: time in anyone's life that a dinner has lasted four
25:35
Speaker 4: hours where no one was drinking.
25:38
Speaker 3: That was incredible.
25:39
Speaker 4: Like he had just such a wealth of knowledge between
25:42
Speaker 4: the two of you, and you know, I was just
25:44
Speaker 4: on the other side of the table kind of hanging
25:46
Speaker 4: out doing my thing and I but it was.
25:48
Speaker 3: It was magical.
25:49
Speaker 4: Like he's like obviously a walking encyclopedia. You know, you're
25:52
Speaker 4: connected to every news figure of relevance.
25:54
Speaker 3: Who've ever lived. I think I think you're the third
25:57
Speaker 3: guy in that Daily Plaza video he said, all the
26:00
Speaker 3: other stories you told me.
26:01
Speaker 4: I'm like, I'm pretty sure Simon was there too.
26:04
Speaker 2: But it was.
26:04
Speaker 4: It was so good and I would be remiss if
26:06
Speaker 4: I did not shout out it was Mastro Steakhouse.
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Speaker 3: Is that where we were?
26:10
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was phenomenal food.
26:13
Speaker 4: Wait, yeah, they deserve credit because it was great, and
26:18
Speaker 4: I'd be wrong if I didn't shout him out.
26:19
Speaker 3: And even which is funny, I ate a salad, which
26:22
Speaker 3: I don't think you're supposed to be doing right now.
26:24
Speaker 4: Because of this crazy story in the news about people
26:26
Speaker 4: getting thick, but I had a salad before a port shop.
26:29
Speaker 3: But whatever the heck I ate. It was a a
26:31
Speaker 3: ten out of ten. No nos, it was great.
26:33
Speaker 2: It was phenomenal, and we got to thank Tom Cuddy
26:35
Speaker 2: because he picked up the check. Otherwise it might have
26:38
Speaker 2: been a staring contest for a while.
26:44
Speaker 3: But that's hilarious.
26:46
Speaker 2: So yeah, you know the idea Johnny Carson, it doesn't
26:49
Speaker 2: exist in today's world. Like every comedian is partisan biased,
26:53
Speaker 2: I'm late night comedians except for you. Your monologue is
26:56
Speaker 2: like Johnny Carson, You'll make jokes about both sides.
26:58
Speaker 4: Right, I'm going to get beat up for this one
27:01
Speaker 4: because it's all over the map this week.
27:03
Speaker 3: It's just a lot of things that happened.
27:06
Speaker 4: But no, but the point is, if you're really doing
27:09
Speaker 4: your job, whether you're a comic, you're a singer, you're
27:11
Speaker 4: a ballplayer in those fields, we are giving people common culture.
27:16
Speaker 4: That's always been the job description. Common culture just means
27:20
Speaker 4: everybody does this thing. You know, listen to music, laugh
27:24
Speaker 4: at jokes, you know, watch a ball game, and that's
27:27
Speaker 4: what you're supposed to do. The minute you start catering
27:30
Speaker 4: to any ideology like exclusively, then you you're not. It's
27:34
Speaker 4: not common culture. It's you know, it's it's exclusive. And
27:37
Speaker 4: so I look at the show like an homage. You know,
27:41
Speaker 4: I'm literally doing this show like I'm trying to honor
27:45
Speaker 4: what I grew up watching. And it's a good compass
27:48
Speaker 4: for me because you don't catch yourself saying things.
27:51
Speaker 3: That you don't mean, you know, to try to play caid.
27:53
Speaker 4: An audience, and more importantly, you don't limit yourself by
27:57
Speaker 4: taking targets off the table like I make I want
28:00
Speaker 4: to Trump a lot and he likes it. He tweets
28:02
Speaker 4: about it because I'm.
28:03
Speaker 3: Not doing it in a malicious way. But like if
28:05
Speaker 3: you were to think about the last four or five
28:07
Speaker 3: years of Late.
28:07
Speaker 4: Night, because those guys wouldn't go after liberals, think of
28:12
Speaker 4: all the Biden jokes their audience missed out on, Like
28:15
Speaker 4: imagine you know this, Okay, Chevy Chase probably fell down
28:20
Speaker 4: the stairs as Gerald Ford for ten years on Saturday
28:23
Speaker 4: Night Live, and.
28:24
Speaker 3: That was one incident.
28:25
Speaker 4: Okay, Joe Biden gave us about sixty five thousand of
28:29
Speaker 4: those incidents and he wasn't getting touched. And you realize that,
28:34
Speaker 4: you know, that hurts those shows because there are jokes
28:37
Speaker 4: to be told that are funny. They don't have to
28:39
Speaker 4: be malicious. You can't look at it as a comic.
28:41
Speaker 4: Is is this joke going to help a political party
28:44
Speaker 4: or hurt them? You just gotta look at it as
28:45
Speaker 4: if it's funny.
28:46
Speaker 6: You know.
28:47
Speaker 2: Yeah, Hey, wasn't it great that Mick Jagger came out
28:49
Speaker 2: and said, Bruce Springsteen's got to stop lecturing the audience
28:52
Speaker 2: about politics. They're there to have fun. But wasn't it great?
28:56
Speaker 3: Oh?
28:57
Speaker 4: I thought that was so amazing because he is the
29:01
Speaker 4: ranking statesman in music, you know, he is. You know,
29:05
Speaker 4: you'd say, you know, McCartney's up there, but it's in
29:07
Speaker 4: any order. It's McCartney and Mick Jagger. And you almost
29:11
Speaker 4: have to give it a Mick Jagger because that he
29:13
Speaker 4: looks good.
29:14
Speaker 3: Man, he is eighty. I was watching an interview, dude,
29:17
Speaker 3: he is.
29:18
Speaker 4: You know, it's funny. You know what makes me think?
29:20
Speaker 4: You know, like I grew up in the eighties, Nancy
29:22
Speaker 4: Reagan used to say, you know, just say no.
29:24
Speaker 3: But based on how good.
29:25
Speaker 4: The Stones look, maybe she should have said just say yes.
29:27
Speaker 4: I don't know, because they were. They were doing all
29:30
Speaker 4: kinds of fun stuff in the eighties. Marks the moment.
29:33
Speaker 3: I don't know.
29:34
Speaker 2: I disagree with you. I think Micjagger is great, but
29:38
Speaker 2: McCartney ranks above them.
29:40
Speaker 3: Sea No, that's fair.
29:41
Speaker 4: I mean I could say you could you could tell
29:43
Speaker 4: me they're in any order. I think the Beatles are
29:45
Speaker 4: their superior band. But the Stones are touring like right now.
29:50
Speaker 4: You know, you know, they put out another album. You
29:53
Speaker 4: know they've adjusted for their age. I believe Start Me
29:55
Speaker 4: Up is now called help Me Up.
29:57
Speaker 3: But that's okay.
29:59
Speaker 2: Well, every band is just fighting and fighting. They can't
30:04
Speaker 2: they can't talk because they're all fighting. What about the Stones.
30:06
Speaker 2: I think nobody's ever left the band. It's amazing.
30:10
Speaker 4: That is crazy, But it's you know, back to the
30:13
Speaker 4: thing about the music. If the focus is on the music,
30:17
Speaker 4: you can keep a band together. Once you become a
30:20
Speaker 4: pretend activist like Springsteen, you know, you're now focused on
30:24
Speaker 4: things besides the music, and that definitely changes the dynamic
30:28
Speaker 4: within a band. And so you know he's doing that, Bruce,
30:32
Speaker 4: because there's relevance to be had from protesting, and he
30:35
Speaker 4: clearly misses being in like the eye of that storm
30:38
Speaker 4: and wants to fancy himself some kind of folk hero.
30:42
Speaker 4: But you know this, like protest songs are a young
30:44
Speaker 4: man's game, Like Bob Dylan was writing the greatest protest
30:46
Speaker 4: songs of all time sixty years ago.
30:48
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's like, that's the Bruce Springsteen thing is.
30:56
Speaker 4: It's frustrating to watch because obviously he has a massive catalog,
31:00
Speaker 4: he sells a gazillion ticket, but you're losing the spirit
31:03
Speaker 4: of the thing. So I wish Bruce would stop standing up.
31:07
Speaker 3: For people who weren't born in the USA.
31:10
Speaker 2: Very good point. Hey, Jimmy faylo this shantytown on the
31:15
Speaker 2: west side, twelve blocks long. This it looks like Los
31:19
Speaker 2: Angeles started to look How bad is this?
31:21
Speaker 3: Is?
31:21
Speaker 2: Mayor Mount Donnie going to ever clean it up?
31:25
Speaker 3: No?
31:26
Speaker 4: In short, no, And that's actually the bad news because
31:30
Speaker 4: winter is going to come eventually, and you're gonna have
31:33
Speaker 4: last year. You know, Mom, Donnie killed so many people
31:36
Speaker 4: last year during the blizzard that Disney did a remake
31:39
Speaker 4: of Frozen.
31:40
Speaker 3: You know, not good.
31:43
Speaker 4: That's the thing like right now, you kind of tolerated
31:46
Speaker 4: like they tolerated in LA because it's warm out all
31:48
Speaker 4: year and because you know, in a lot of ways
31:50
Speaker 4: that city has let itself go under one party rule.
31:53
Speaker 4: What's amazing is Mom Donnie is accomplishing things in New
31:56
Speaker 4: York that it took California like fifty years.
31:59
Speaker 3: To a COmON. That is the scary part.
32:02
Speaker 4: Like California always got a lot of homeless. They didn't
32:05
Speaker 4: become ten cities till about ten years ago.
32:07
Speaker 3: Mom, Donnie's like nine months into this thing, not even
32:11
Speaker 3: he's like six months in. This is crazy.
32:13
Speaker 4: We're gonna have a train to nowhere by this time
32:15
Speaker 4: next year.
32:19
Speaker 2: Hey, Jimmy fails every weeknight nine to midnight, nine to midnight.
32:22
Speaker 2: Although tonight the President makes that speech about nine o'clock,
32:25
Speaker 2: so you'll come on after that, and then what do
32:27
Speaker 2: you have on the show tonight?
32:29
Speaker 4: Oh, buckle up, man, because what because of the speech,
32:33
Speaker 4: you know, there's a there's talk that it's going to
32:35
Speaker 4: be about Georgia and the twenty twenty election. So they're
32:38
Speaker 4: giving me like the whole Fox political team, which they
32:42
Speaker 4: they never really do because my show is in like
32:44
Speaker 4: super serious, like I make a lot of you don't
32:45
Speaker 4: cover serious stuff, but it's kind of a loose show.
32:47
Speaker 3: But I think.
32:48
Speaker 4: Everybody who's doing primetime TV is available for us, so
32:52
Speaker 4: like in and out of break So this is the closest.
32:55
Speaker 4: I'll come to working on election night because.
32:57
Speaker 3: They don't want me anywhere near the TV on a
32:59
Speaker 3: serious night like that.
33:00
Speaker 4: But I'll be there tonight, so'll get ready.
33:02
Speaker 2: All right, So listen tonight we'll have the present speech
33:04
Speaker 2: and then Jimmy Fayler right after that. Oh and he
33:07
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33:10
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33:12
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33:24
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Speaker 2: and every weeknight nine to midnight. Thanks for being with us.
33:50
Speaker 3: You're the best. Marks see buddy all.
33:51
Speaker 2: Right, take care Hey, coming up at noon, Buck Sexton,
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34:06
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34:13
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34:16
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34:22
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34:40
Speaker 2: New York City officials say air quality has now reached
34:44
Speaker 2: unhealthy levels. That's a Canadian smoke, but apparently it's going
34:48
Speaker 2: to be very bad today. They're recommending you seriously limit
34:51
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34:59
Speaker 2: Air quality level is now red, that's out of control
35:02
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35:07
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35:10
Speaker 2: pandemic masks. If you've still got one of them, you
35:13
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35:16
Speaker 2: Today should be a little better tomorrow, but right now
35:19
Speaker 2: it is not healthy. The air outside is that Canadian smoke.
35:24
Speaker 2: You know the Today Show they broadcast you know the building,
35:28
Speaker 2: the Comcast Building. The Today Show works out of a
35:31
Speaker 2: studio across the street. That's all windows you can see
35:33
Speaker 2: in there. It's diagonally across from the skating rink and
35:37
Speaker 2: they do the Today Show there every morning. So apparently
35:39
Speaker 2: some nut job got in there, somehow got past all security,
35:43
Speaker 2: got into the studio. He was looking for Al Roker.
35:46
Speaker 2: He saw Craig Melvin and lunged at him, yelling all
35:49
Speaker 2: kinds of maniac stuff. Security grabbed him and detained him
35:54
Speaker 2: and took him out. But how he got in there,
35:58
Speaker 2: upsetting a lot of Todays show Steph. This was not
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Speaker 2: on the air, This was during a break, but he
36:04
Speaker 2: got in there. Hey, we're out of time. I'll be after.
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Speaker 2: I'm taking tomorrow off. I've been taking a lot of
36:08
Speaker 2: Fridays off in the summer, but they'll be a If
36:11
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