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Hour 2: NYC's budget. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Listen New York.
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Speaker 3: Wow, We'll get to the new Air Force one. We'll
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Speaker 3: get to the crazy, insane budget of New York and
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Speaker 3: the President saying it's the greatest plane he's ever been on.
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Speaker 3: And remember, he knows a lot about planes, unlike other presidents.
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Speaker 3: He's bought a million private jets through the years for himself,
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Speaker 3: he's owned an airline, buying lots of big jets for
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Speaker 3: an airline, so he really knows this stuff. And it's
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Speaker 3: absolutely spectacular. It's so big. And you know, the Air
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Speaker 3: Force One for sixty years had those same colors, the
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Speaker 3: light the baby blue and you know, very soft pastel
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Speaker 3: kind of colors. Well, this air Force One, the President
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Speaker 3: had it painted dark blue, real red, red, white and blue.
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Speaker 3: You know, which makes more sense. Actually, it's like the
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Speaker 3: American flag makes a lot more sense. Now. A lot
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Speaker 3: of people are upset because they wanted him to keep
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Speaker 3: the traditional Air Force One colors that it's always been Democrats, particularly,
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Speaker 3: of course, you know, they hate anything Trump does. But
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Speaker 3: those colors, that light blue, it's actually, I guess it's
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Speaker 3: a Tiffany blue, like Tiffany's that soft pastel colors that
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Speaker 3: was actually designed by Jackie Kennedy. She picked that out
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Speaker 3: in nineteen sixty. So a lot of people are saying,
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Speaker 3: if a Democrat wins the presidency, they're going to repaint
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Speaker 3: Air Force went back to those colors just to be
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Speaker 3: anti Trump. But the plane is spectacular. Go on line
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Speaker 3: look at the pictures that it has the biggest, most
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Speaker 3: luxurious bedrooms. And you know, normally when the president goes
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Speaker 3: somewhere to New York to wherever, he's got to stay
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Speaker 3: in a hotel and it's usually the presidential suite at
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Speaker 3: the wall door for the Presidential suite at the Beverly
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Speaker 3: Wilshire or the bel Air Hotel. You might as well
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Speaker 3: just stay on the plane, whatever airport is. Just live
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Speaker 3: on the plane while you're in town, because there's no
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Speaker 3: hotel suite anywhere that it's going to look better than
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Speaker 3: this plane. In those bedrooms, they're absolutely amazing. And it
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Speaker 3: just goes to show you the Qatari leader, this isn't
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Speaker 3: like an extra plane. He didn't want. They buy better
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Speaker 3: planes than the entire United States of America does. So
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Speaker 3: he Peter Tile, you know, he's a brilliant guy. He's
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Speaker 3: a little strange, but he's a great guy. Peter Teal,
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Speaker 3: brilliant tech billionaires, founder of a PayPal, he was one
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Speaker 3: of the original guys of Facebook, invented a million things,
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Speaker 3: tech genius, multi billionaire. So all of a sudden he's
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Speaker 3: picking up stakes moving to Florida, Miami. You know, you
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Speaker 3: got all this stuff moving to Miami. Billionaires, hedge funds,
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Speaker 3: companies all moving to Florida. Well, this is a big deal.
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Speaker 3: Peter Tial's moving to Miami. Just spent a fortune, in fact,
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Speaker 3: I think set an all time record for price per
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Speaker 3: square foot commercial space office space, and he's talking about
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Speaker 3: bringing the whole tech world to Florida. Now the Miami area,
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Speaker 3: you know, it's Silicon Valley in California. And then about
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Speaker 3: fifteen years ago they started setting up in New York
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Speaker 3: down in the meatpacking district. Google has two, actually three
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Speaker 3: enormous buildings. Twitter has a huge building, and in the
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Speaker 3: meatpacking district where all the tech companies are. They call
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Speaker 3: that Silicon Alley, as opposed to Silicon Valley. So Peter
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Speaker 3: Till looking to get the whole thing going in Miami,
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Speaker 3: and they're gonna call it Silicon Beach. It's in I
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Speaker 3: think the Brickell Brickel's section of Miami. But that could
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Speaker 3: bring a ton of money, a ton of billionaires. This
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Speaker 3: is all because Florida has the best policies. Under do Caucus,
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Speaker 3: Florida has the best tax it does no state tax. Uh,
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Speaker 3: they're trying to get rid of property tax. It's a
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Speaker 3: great place to live and do business, Florida. And because
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Speaker 3: of the great leadership of DeSantis, it's crime free, it's
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Speaker 3: tax free, it's a regulation. It's wonderful. But you got
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Speaker 3: to remember the all could move there and set up
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Speaker 3: and get it booming in you know, six years from
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Speaker 3: now whatever, you get a crazy mom Donnie elected, and
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Speaker 3: then all of a sudden it goes crazy and you're
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Speaker 3: all gonna have to get the hell out of there.
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Speaker 3: So you say, well, that can't happen. Well, it happened here.
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Speaker 3: He had Rudy Giuliani got rid of all the crime,
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Speaker 3: greatest mayor ever in history, cleans up the crime and
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Speaker 3: cleans up New York, gets the budget fixed. There, the
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Speaker 3: economy's booming. Bloomberg comes in continues at ray Kelly gets
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Speaker 3: ri it keeps all the crime perfect. Then all of
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Speaker 3: a sudden they elect a crazy Deblasio, it all goes
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Speaker 3: to hell. Then they go to Eric Adams, who stays
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Speaker 3: just as bad. Then they go to Mom Donnie. So
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Speaker 3: these things can happen. That's the problem. When you get
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Speaker 3: at Giuliani or a Trump, as much as they can
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Speaker 3: fix it up, when they leave, you get a Deblasio
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Speaker 3: puts it right back to what it was. So now
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Speaker 3: in New York, Mom Donnie and the city Council have
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Speaker 3: approved this new budget that is considered the most ludicrous
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Speaker 3: budget ever in the history of the world. One hundred
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Speaker 3: and twenty six billion dollars. That's the budget of New
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Speaker 3: York City. That's about five times what it should be.
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Speaker 3: It's absolutely insane. It's much much, much, much much bigger.
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Speaker 3: It's more than double the budget at Florida. The whole
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Speaker 3: state of Florida. Florida is like twenty five five million people.
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Speaker 3: New York's eight million. Florida has three times as many people.
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Speaker 3: The budget is half of what New York City is.
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Speaker 3: Florida's got a lot of major cities. It's got Tampa,
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Speaker 3: it's got Orlando, it's got Miami. The budget is half
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Speaker 3: a New York City's budget. This is absolutely ridiculous. The
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Speaker 3: reason it's so preposterously insanely high this budget is they
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Speaker 3: overpay like crazy, they waste money like crazy. It's just unbelievable.
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Speaker 3: And this is all Mom Donnie pushing this.
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Speaker 4: Throughout this process, I've been reminded of the words of
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Speaker 4: the Austrian economists Friedrich Hayek. If socialists understod economics, they
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Speaker 4: wouldn't be socialists. If these past months have shown us
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Speaker 4: anything it is that socialists not only understand economics just
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Speaker 4: as well as the capitalists who came before, but that
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Speaker 4: we can solve their years of mismanagement through an embrace
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Speaker 4: of our principles.
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Speaker 3: What the hell is he talking? First of all, if
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Speaker 3: you understood anything, you wouldn't have a budget that's absolutely preposterous, ludicrous,
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Speaker 3: eight times what it should be. By the way, with
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Speaker 3: all this out of control, ridiculous spending, there's not another
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Speaker 3: penny for the NYPD, No more money for the NYPD.
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Speaker 3: Julie men and the city council speaker.
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Speaker 1: He called me late last night to tell me it's
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Speaker 1: not a decision I agree with.
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Speaker 5: We have now a police force that is less than
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Speaker 5: on nine to eleven, yet the city has grown substantially.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, We've got more problems, more people, but we have
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Speaker 3: less police than we had at nine eleven. It's absolutely insane.
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Speaker 3: Here's a Kami mom down here.
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Speaker 1: I've been talking to all agency heads about ways to
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Speaker 1: find savings, and Commissioner Tish and I were able to
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Speaker 1: identify ways to keep the NYPD headcount at the originally
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Speaker 1: authorized thirty five thousand while also meeting all of our
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Speaker 1: crime fighting needs.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, you need to remember the Giuliani days. You had
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Speaker 3: think forty two thousand. At one point thirty thousand, whatever,
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Speaker 3: it is way too low. As far as Jessica Tisher member,
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Speaker 3: she's not really a police person. She did work previously
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Speaker 3: in the police department, but in the IT area, she's
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Speaker 3: got no actual police experience. She's trying to keep things
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Speaker 3: under control, but I don't know, and you always hear
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Speaker 3: the rumor that she's about to leave, about to leave.
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Speaker 3: She's basically very ambitious, wants to be mayor, so she's
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Speaker 3: trying to go along with everything, waiting for the right
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Speaker 3: moment to strike. I guess, but this is not good.
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Speaker 3: This budget is absolutely preposterous. There's no reason for it.
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Speaker 3: You can cut the budget by one hundred billion without
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Speaker 3: blinking and bring everybody's taxes way down. That would not
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Speaker 3: be hard to do. So yesterday a lot of there
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Speaker 3: were some primaries, crazy kooky left wing Democrats getting voted in,
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Speaker 3: people that have been their establishment types voted out. So
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Speaker 3: what does this mean for twenty twenty eight, Well, Kamala
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Speaker 3: Harris wants to run. She's kind of making that appearance.
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Speaker 3: She's running around doing certain interviews, saying certain things, makes
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Speaker 3: it look like she wants to run. Now, the problem
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Speaker 3: is they're these crazy left wing radicals, I mean, this
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Speaker 3: new breed of nutjobs. She could try to be one
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Speaker 3: of them, but she's tied to Biden, who's you know.
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Speaker 3: Apparently it's not just that they hate Jews, they hate Israel,
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Speaker 3: that they're Marxist socials, but they hate the establishment, the
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Speaker 3: Democratic establishment, they hate Schumer, they even hate Hakeem Jeffries,
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Speaker 3: and they want to throw them all out. So the
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Speaker 3: promise is you, Kamala Harris, you're tied to Joe Biden.
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Speaker 3: There's nobody more establishment, more old dinosaur than Joe Biden.
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Speaker 3: So she's gonna have to explain to herself to them
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Speaker 3: what she why she's not Joe Biden. Why she's not
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Speaker 3: tied to all him. Also, she vice president for four years.
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Speaker 3: She's gonna have to point to something she accomplished as
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Speaker 3: vice president. There is nothing she was made the borders
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Speaker 3: are never visited the border and was a total disaster.
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Speaker 3: She was given a couple of other tasks completely screwed
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Speaker 3: them up. So it's going to be tough to run. Also,
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Speaker 3: she's a babbling idiot. She can't debate, She's always drunk
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Speaker 3: and looks like a goofball. This is not going to help.
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Speaker 3: She turns down interviews that are tough, which is not
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Speaker 3: a good idea. You got to go do these tough interviews,
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Speaker 3: get yourself in shape, you know, train on them. So
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Speaker 3: who becomes the candidate? Newsom is falling fast in the polls.
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Speaker 3: And if you want, you know, if you have these
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Speaker 3: crazy left wing socialist, Marxist anti sebmit, you're not going
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Speaker 3: to like new him. He looks to establishment too slick,
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Speaker 3: looks like a salesman. I don't know who could it be? Now?
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Speaker 3: Shapiro Josh Shapiro, the Pennsylvania governor, a very good guy.
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Speaker 3: He wants to run, but he's Jewish and this anti
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Speaker 3: Semitic democratic climate that's not going to help a lot
12:55
Speaker 3: of people think Pete Bodhajetge could maybe maybe rise up
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Speaker 3: into this because boodhage Edge is a scheming, conniving, little
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Speaker 3: weasel of a guy who could also easily pretend to
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Speaker 3: be a left wing socialist Marxist. And he has sort
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Speaker 3: of a record. He didn't really do anything. He was
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Speaker 3: Transportation Secretary, but he didn't do a damn thing. He
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Speaker 3: was on maternity leave for most of it. He was
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Speaker 3: just I mean, when you do absolutely nothing, it kind
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Speaker 3: of can help you sometimes with this crowd because you've
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Speaker 3: got no record, and he's a good talker, he's weasley enough,
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Speaker 3: and again he's flexible enough to go whatever way the
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Speaker 3: wind is blowing. It doesn't actually believe anything, stand for anything,
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Speaker 3: so that could help him in this case. So keep
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Speaker 3: an eye on Botagest. It looks like he's talking about
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Speaker 3: rising up here. Hey, you got these crazy writers. This
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Speaker 3: is New York Times, Maggie Haberman. Who's the other guy,
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Speaker 3: Jonathan Swan. They put out this crazy book with all
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Speaker 3: kinds of stories about Trump and and things, the horrible things.
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Speaker 3: But a lot of people pointing out these two don't
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Speaker 3: know a damn thing, Trump pointing that out in truth
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Speaker 3: social and they keep quoting in detail situation room meetings
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Speaker 3: as if they have audio of it. Trump saying, because
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Speaker 3: they've apparently investigated, there is absolutely no audio that they have.
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Speaker 3: They do not have the recordings they imply they have. Also,
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Speaker 3: remember it was Maggie Haberman and this other one that
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Speaker 3: brought you the Russia hoaks, so they've conned you before.
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Speaker 3: There's another one. This is a little wormy character, Michael Wolfe,
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Speaker 3: who is working on another book. And now he's claiming
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Speaker 3: that there's a there's a couple of there's a few
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Speaker 3: Trump aids. There's Margo Martin, there's Natalie Harper, a very
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Speaker 3: good looking young women. Trump likes to, you know, good
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Speaker 3: looking people around. But wolf now implying that Natalie Harp
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Speaker 3: has been staying late with the present, trying to imply
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Speaker 3: she's some sort of Monica Lewinsky. This is absolutely ridiculous.
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Speaker 3: This Michael Wolfe, a wormy character, very very closely tied
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Speaker 3: to Epstein. Michael wolf very very tied to Epstein. In fact,
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Speaker 3: if you go through the Epstein files, you'll find thousands
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Speaker 3: of examples of Epstein and Michael wolf plotting to bring
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Speaker 3: down Trump. Bad guy close Epstein associate doesn't have any
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Speaker 3: knowledge of anything in the White House or Trump doesn't
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Speaker 3: have a single reliable source on anything. So don't take
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Speaker 3: them seriously. Oh even though they put them on those
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Speaker 3: Sunday shows or CNN or MSNBC, don't take them seriously. Hey,
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Speaker 3: we'll take some calls. Next. Eight hundred three to two
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Speaker 3: one zero seven ten is the number eight hundred three
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Speaker 3: to two one zero seven ten.
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Speaker 1: The Mark Simon Show on sevent ten.
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Speaker 3: Woo, Well, I keep looking at the forecast like maybe
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Speaker 3: it'll change. It's not changing ninety five today. The big
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Speaker 3: problem is Thursday and Friday, Tomorrow and Friday. One hundred
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Speaker 3: degrees Real feel, really real feel one hundred and twelve
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Speaker 3: is going to be brutal. The only good thing there's
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Speaker 3: certain restaurants that have these outdoor tables that nobody can get.
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Speaker 3: You know, it takes you'll be able to get them tomorrow.
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Speaker 3: You know, if you're at the Americana Cipolini Dos outdoor,
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Speaker 3: you know, dining outdoor perfect, you'll be able to get
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Speaker 3: a table. Seventy five Main in the Hamptons. You got
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Speaker 3: to know somebody that knows somebody knows somebody to get
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Speaker 3: a table on the outside table. You'll be able to
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Speaker 3: get one this weekend. It's going to be unbearable. Let's
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Speaker 3: go to rich Riverside, Connecticut.
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Speaker 6: Good morning, Mark. I will ask one question if I can,
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Speaker 6: with all this craziness, could you see anybody either on
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Speaker 6: the federal or state level, that has been punished for
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Speaker 6: all this megagraft that has gone on, including the NGOs
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Speaker 6: on the federal level and this massive budget going into
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Speaker 6: the state and city and bouncing money around between Cafe
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Speaker 6: and Mundani.
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Speaker 3: Well no, but Medicaid fraud and all that stuff, Minnesota,
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Speaker 3: all those different places, there are people that are being
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Speaker 3: indicted as we speak. Lots of indictments are flying around.
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Speaker 3: Those people get it's not illegal. That's the problem. What
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Speaker 3: they do. It's not just New York, lot of governments,
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Speaker 3: but especially in New York. They just overpay for everything.
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Speaker 3: It's a favor of the contractors, the unions, and in exchange,
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Speaker 3: these same unions make massive donations to their campaigns. It's legal,
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Speaker 3: believe it or not. It costs about forty thousand a
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Speaker 3: mile to pave the highway. We spend a million a mile.
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Speaker 3: It's that kind of stuff. You remember the CUOMO bragging
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Speaker 3: about how you built that terminal, the new terminal at
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Speaker 3: LaGuardia twenty billion, should have cost one billion. They just
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Speaker 3: overpay like crazy for everything, and believe it or not,
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Speaker 3: it is legal and in exchange, all the unions make
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Speaker 3: massive donations to their campaigns. Let's go to rich in
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Speaker 3: Myrtle Beach. Rich How you doing pretty good?
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Speaker 7: Thanks? Mark. You know, it's don't even know where to
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Speaker 7: begin today with everything that's been going on. But you
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Speaker 7: know this Justice Roberts has been a disappointment from day one.
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Speaker 7: And if any call me Barrett, this is the second
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Speaker 7: or third time that she's gone against Trump on something
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Speaker 7: like this. I don't understand Nullsson, Kagan sort of my air,
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Speaker 7: and that lib taw Jackson. Those three people are just
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Speaker 7: too stupid to be so black and white on paper
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Speaker 7: and get such a different one hundred and eighty degree
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Speaker 7: view of it in their own minds. It just doesn't
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Speaker 7: make sense. And either Barrett or a liberal describe No.
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Speaker 3: You're absolutely right. Yeah, a lot of times you question
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Speaker 3: a decision, but in the case of this birthright citizenship decision,
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Speaker 3: the court just absolutely insane wrong. It's just an absolutely
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Speaker 3: insane decision. Thanks John Roberts for that. Let's go to uh,
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Speaker 3: Peter in the East Village. Peter, how you doing?
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I'll excuse me, Mark, I appreciate you.
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Speaker 7: Uh.
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Speaker 5: You know, there's no such thing as a straight up.
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Speaker 3: You changed your location? Why did you? Why did you
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Speaker 3: change your location?
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Speaker 5: Because I live in both places? I'm an artist.
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Speaker 3: I'm an artist, Hey, graffiti artist?
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Speaker 5: Will you please let me come?
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Speaker 3: He's always in trouble.
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Speaker 5: Is you scared of having a real conversation. I'm not
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Speaker 5: kissing you, but I'm not condemning you.
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Speaker 3: I know, but you always view this nonsense. Nobody wants
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Speaker 3: to hear it.
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Speaker 5: Oh, I'm surprised I get paid for it.
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Speaker 3: You all right, Well send us a bill. We'll pay you.
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Speaker 3: We'll pay you not to talk. How's that? Let's go
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Speaker 3: to Joe and he changes his location. Let's go to
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Speaker 3: Joe in Long Island. Joe, how you doing?
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Speaker 7: Good morning? Mark?
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Speaker 5: I was listening yesterday.
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Speaker 6: Michael good One commented that Bruce Blakeman needs to step
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Speaker 6: up his campaign.
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Speaker 3: He can't pay well, you can't. You can't agree. He's
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Speaker 3: campaigning like crazy. Every time I talk to him, he's
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Speaker 3: getting on a plane off a plane. He's all over
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Speaker 3: New York State, flying around his social media. Do you
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Speaker 3: want to check us social media every day? It's pretty good.
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Speaker 3: He's always on the attack, hitting hocal hard on everything.
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Speaker 3: What more do you want him to do?
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Speaker 5: Well, I'm sure he's doing that, but he really what more.
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Speaker 3: Do you want him to do?
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Speaker 5: I see no, I realize he's on social media?
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Speaker 3: Okay, Well you have to remember something. To be on
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Speaker 3: television means absolutely nothing. Nobody sees that anymore. You know,
20:40
Speaker 3: if you're on television, if you're on channel five or
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Speaker 3: channel four, channel whatever, a few hundred thousand people see.
20:46
Speaker 3: If you do it right. On social media, millions and
20:47
Speaker 3: millions and millions see it.
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Speaker 7: Well, I hope you right.
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Speaker 3: Well, it's not a case of me being right or wrong.
20:55
Speaker 3: I'm just giving you the actual information. The guy is
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Speaker 3: The best selling author, some crazy lunatic left wing socialist
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Speaker 3: Hey with us right now, the best selling author, the
21:46
Speaker 3: great columnist Rumblestar and Coulter. You make me sure you
21:50
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21:57
Speaker 3: dot substack dot com and now on Rumble is an
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Speaker 3: an cult Rumble channel. Check it out. And Coulter, how
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Speaker 3: you doing.
22:06
Speaker 2: Fantastic? How are you marks alone?
22:08
Speaker 3: A little hot, but I'm good as I got a
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Speaker 3: heat wave coming here now.
22:13
Speaker 2: Yeah, but at least you have air conditioning, unlike Europe.
22:16
Speaker 3: Well that's true, that's true. Yeah, Paris only twenty five
22:20
Speaker 3: percent buildings have air conditioning. It's ridiculous, but really kind
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Speaker 3: of Hey, this birthright citizenship decision yesterday. Now you often
22:30
Speaker 3: you question a Supreme Court. There's no question here. This
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Speaker 3: was the most insane decision to keep birthright citizenship. If
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Speaker 3: you just happen to be born here, suddenly you're a citizen.
22:42
Speaker 3: How do they justify this to themselves the Supreme.
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Speaker 2: Court, Yes, it was. That's what my column will be
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Speaker 2: about today. By the way, obviously, I'm I'm very unhappy
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Speaker 2: with it. I mean, I think it's pretty obvious for
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Speaker 2: anyone who reads the decision. As you will see from
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Speaker 2: my column, Justice Thomas has a tour de force descent.
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Speaker 2: Alitos is fantastic. Gor Such agrees, Kavanaugh agrees. I would
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Speaker 2: like to ask all the these snippy Fox News people
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Speaker 2: who sneered at me for this point for years and
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Speaker 2: told me in their bored voice, so it's required by
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Speaker 2: the constitution, name one other case where you had Justice
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Speaker 2: Roberts on one side and Alito, Thomas, Gorsuch and Cavanaugh
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Speaker 2: on the other side, where Roberts was the one who
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Speaker 2: was in the right. No, it's never happened before. This
23:36
Speaker 2: is Obamacare reducts, except it's even it's even worse. It
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Speaker 2: is such an awful decision by Roberts. I mean, the
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Speaker 2: first thing you think of is that they got to
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Speaker 2: be blackmailing, And that's what a lot of people thought
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Speaker 2: when Obamacare decision came out. I've also heard people say, oh,
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Speaker 2: he's worried about Democrats packing the Supreme Court. Well, okay,
23:59
Speaker 2: you read the country. You know, fight each battle as
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Speaker 2: it comes. This is an absolute disaster. I think I'm
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Speaker 2: with Trump. I think Congress should pass a law making
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Speaker 2: clear that just being born here does not make you
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Speaker 2: a citizen.
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Speaker 8: The weight of the.
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Speaker 2: Evidence of the history Robert sites well Thomas sites you know,
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Speaker 2: dozens of cases of laws, of letters from the Attorney General.
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Speaker 2: He goes through in ninety one pages that it is
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Speaker 2: about being domicileed. He or domosil very important term if
24:36
Speaker 2: you're not familiar with it. Snowbird's better word at pretty fast.
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Speaker 2: If they're trying to claim that they don't have to
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Speaker 2: pay taxes up north because they quote moved to Florida.
24:47
Speaker 2: And the one strongest case for Robert side was this
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Speaker 2: whe You've heard a lot about long him Arc That
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Speaker 2: was a Chinese man who was born to legally domiciled parents.
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Speaker 2: That's the idea that there was no difference between the
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Speaker 2: children of legal immigrants and people who have broken into
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Speaker 2: our country illegally to drop a baby and gain them citizenship.
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Speaker 2: Is utterly absurd. This is why I have long objected
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Speaker 2: to the term birthright citizenship.
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Speaker 8: No, it's anchor babies we're talking about.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, if you're here legally, if you are a permanent
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Speaker 2: resident on a tourist.
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Speaker 8: Visa, not on a student visa, not.
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Speaker 2: A foreign ambassador, not an Indian. If you are a
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Speaker 2: legal permanent resident on your way to becoming a citizen,
25:39
Speaker 2: and you have a baby here, yeah, that baby is
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Speaker 2: a citizen. But if you're your first act in the
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Speaker 2: United States is breaking the law. And oh, by the way,
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Speaker 2: during all these World Cup games, I think it's pretty
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Speaker 2: clear where their allegiance is. They're still speaking the language
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Speaker 2: of their home country, practicing religions of their home country,
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Speaker 2: waving the flags of their home country. It's an utterly
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Speaker 2: absurd decision. I go through a lot of this in
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Speaker 2: my column, and I mean, there are things Trump can do,
26:13
Speaker 2: but the first thing, the most important thing, is just
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Speaker 2: absolutely pedal to the metals of illegals.
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Speaker 8: Because if illegals aren't here, they can't drop babies and
26:21
Speaker 8: build the wall.
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Speaker 2: We need this great wall of China on our border.
26:26
Speaker 2: It's really stunning how the federal government, particularly Underbiden, but
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Speaker 2: even under Bush, even under Obama and the Supreme Court
26:34
Speaker 2: have continuously blocked the states, the border states who are
26:38
Speaker 2: bearing a bunch of this, Texas and California and Arizona particularly,
26:42
Speaker 2: they try.
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Speaker 8: To do something because they're the ones being overwhelmed.
26:47
Speaker 2: A little bit more than Martha's vineyard was. And the
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Speaker 2: federal government sitting, you know, two thousand miles away. No, no, no, no,
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Speaker 2: you must continue to give illegals in state tuition and
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Speaker 2: pay for their public schools.
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Speaker 8: And no, you can't ask for.
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Speaker 2: Their IDs, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
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Speaker 6: It's very bad.
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Speaker 8: It's a suicidal decision.
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Speaker 2: So one good thing is it makes me really glad
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Speaker 2: I don't have children, because this country is so done well.
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Speaker 3: We've survived a lot of stuff. We'll survive this, but
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Speaker 3: we won't. What about last night we had primaries Democrats,
27:28
Speaker 3: especially Colorado, more left wing socialist Marxists, the anti Semitic,
27:33
Speaker 3: i mean, real nuts job Democrats getting elected. Where are
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Speaker 3: the regular Democrats, the schumers, those types. Don't they realize
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Speaker 3: they're losing their party.
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Speaker 2: They're being out voted by immigrants. This is the one
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Speaker 2: thing we can look forward to with the Democrats' long
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Speaker 2: term plan to destroy our country. They brought in all
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Speaker 2: these third worlders thinking this is fantastic. They're going to
27:57
Speaker 2: vote for us. We'll have lifelong hegemony. And you know
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Speaker 2: I'm not making this up. The assistant was his name,
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Speaker 2: Patrick Ready to Ted Kennedy said, this is this is
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Speaker 2: the Kennedy family's greatest gift to America because the immigrants
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Speaker 2: are voting for US. Roy to share a big Democratic
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Speaker 2: consultant in Texas, he called it George McGovern's revenge, pointing
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Speaker 2: out that without immigrants, Romney would have beaten Obama. So
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Speaker 2: yay Democrats, who are gonna win forever. Little did they
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Speaker 2: know the immigrants wouldn't vote for the old style Democrats.
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Speaker 2: They're not voting for the white Democrats. They're voting for
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Speaker 2: socialists and fellow third worlders like themselves.
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Speaker 8: And that's why I know this isn't something this country
28:41
Speaker 8: can survive.
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Speaker 2: Yes, we've gone up and down, through good times bad times.
28:46
Speaker 2: The country is politically swung back and forth, but that
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Speaker 2: was basically with the same people voting. Now we've brought
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Speaker 2: in people who cannot run their own countries, and they're
28:56
Speaker 2: sure not going to be able to run ours off.
28:59
Speaker 2: The offer of citizenship to anyone who can drop a
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Speaker 2: baby over here. That is the strongest magnet you could
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Speaker 2: possibly put up. This is even worse than Biden, you know,
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Speaker 2: directly flying them in from Haiti and dumping them in Springfield, Ohio. Oh,
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Speaker 2: they're going to find a way here. We have such
29:18
Speaker 2: a thing as international travel now, Okay.
29:22
Speaker 3: Besides immigrants, so you also got universities that have turned
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Speaker 3: out several generations of radical left wing kooks that are
29:29
Speaker 3: now voting. How do you undo that?
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Speaker 2: That's true? But young people, I mean we talk about
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Speaker 2: young people as if they're the same young people in
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Speaker 2: the sixties and the same young people in the fifties
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Speaker 2: or the eighties. You know, the one time young people
29:47
Speaker 2: went for the Republican was with Ronald Reagan. By the way,
29:51
Speaker 2: just a footnote there. But they aren't. When you say
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Speaker 2: young people, you know what you're talking about, Mark Simone.
29:57
Speaker 2: You're talking about immigrants. Immigrants are younger, they have all
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Speaker 2: these anchor babies. The younger generations are majority non white.
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Speaker 2: That is going to change the country. It isn't young
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Speaker 2: people ent Actually, I wrote a column about this after
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Speaker 2: Rodney lost to Obama.
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Speaker 7: On.
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Speaker 2: My first reaction was a haha, young people, your lives
30:19
Speaker 2: are really gonna suck now you won't have elscare and
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Speaker 2: a billion other things. And then I looked at the vote,
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Speaker 2: and young white Americans voted for romn. That's what you're
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Speaker 2: seeing here. It isn't young people per se, It is
30:36
Speaker 2: the new young people that Democrats have brought in. Everything
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Speaker 2: is a problem of immigration. And oh my gosh, that
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Speaker 2: easily blackmailed John Roberts just made it so much worse.
30:48
Speaker 3: Well, everybody, you can read Anne Culter's a new column.
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Speaker 3: Is it out yet the new column?
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Speaker 2: No, it'll be going up later day on by the way,
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Speaker 2: tomorrow five pm. I'll be talking about this and other
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Speaker 2: Supreme Court cases my five Things video on Rumble at five.
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Speaker 2: I wanted to get the most brilliant person in the
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Speaker 2: country to talk about the Supreme Court case, Chris Kobac.
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Speaker 6: Oh, well you were. You were my first.
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Speaker 8: Choice, of course, but I heard you were busy.
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Speaker 3: I'll be awa you go back.
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Speaker 2: Absolutely brilliant lawyer he was. I won't even go through
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Speaker 2: all the credentials. He's the one who came up with,
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Speaker 2: you know, taxing remittances self deportation, a million other things.
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Speaker 2: He's very good on all this stuff.
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Speaker 8: Unfortunately he's at a conference today, So I'm going to
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Speaker 8: do my five things.
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Speaker 2: Video today at five and then tomorrow morning I'll have
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Speaker 2: an interview directly with or sorry Tar. Thursday five pm
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Speaker 2: me on Rumble, and Friday morning I'll have Chris Koback
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Speaker 2: and that will be a show stopper.
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Speaker 5: Yeah.
31:45
Speaker 3: Now, Rumble is like the conservative YouTube where they don't
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Speaker 3: censor you unlike YouTube.
31:49
Speaker 2: Sometimes Rumble correct and then they all go up on
31:53
Speaker 2: substack that I've been a little slow because I was traveling.
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Speaker 2: They go up on subsacks, so you can watch all
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Speaker 2: the videos with no commercials and definitely no censorship.
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Speaker 3: Okay, well, everybody watch and Culter un Rumble and your
32:06
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32:08
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Speaker 8: Going to talk Marlon by bye, all right, take care.
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33:14
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33:20
Speaker 3: that World Cup going on, not in New York tonight.
33:22
Speaker 3: That's good. It's quite disrupt up the traffic yesterday. Not
33:27
Speaker 3: in New York tonight, but that World Cup continues. The
33:30
Speaker 3: Mets owner Steve Cohen says David Stearns is not going anywhere.
33:36
Speaker 3: He will finish out this season. The controversial general manager
33:40
Speaker 3: who a lot of people blame for all this trouble.
33:42
Speaker 3: But yeah, he blame the owner. Blame Steve Cohen. He's
33:45
Speaker 3: making he's making the decisions, he's making the calls. Blame him.
33:50
Speaker 3: And look at Steve Cone. He's got the Mets jacket on,
33:52
Speaker 3: he's got the Mets hat on. He's on the field.
33:54
Speaker 3: I'll give Steinbredder credit for one thing. Did put on
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Speaker 3: a Yankee jacket Yankee and go stand around the field
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Speaker 3: looking like a player like he was a It doesn't
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Speaker 3: make any sense, it does. You're gonna have to just
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Speaker 3: give up on this season. Hope for next year. But
34:12
Speaker 3: Steve Cone start up pretty good. He could end up
34:14
Speaker 3: being the new Woody Johnson. I don't know if he'll
34:16
Speaker 3: be that bad Woody Johnson, the worst team owner in
34:19
Speaker 3: the history of any sport on Earth. Hey, we're out
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34:30
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