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Hour 3: Polls in Michigan · Curtis Sliwa & Larry Mendte In The Morning

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Speaker 1: Well, it is the most high profile Senate race in
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Speaker 1: the country in Michigan, and the polls have just opened
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Speaker 1: at seven a m. In Michigan time. And so you
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Speaker 1: have Abdul l Saied, no political experience, a wonderful speaker,
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Speaker 1: but he is a Democratic socialist, even though he denies it.
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Speaker 1: But you know, if you walk like a duck and
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Speaker 1: talk like a duck, you're a duck. And everything he
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Speaker 1: has said so far is exactly what the Democratic socialist
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Speaker 1: platform is. All the same stuff, you know, getting rid
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Speaker 1: of the police, all that kind of stuff, getting rid
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Speaker 1: of ice. And so Abdul al Sayed is running against
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Speaker 1: Congresswoman Haley Stevens. What they are doing is they're trying
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Speaker 1: to replace a retiring congressman who is a Democrat. So
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Speaker 1: if the Republicans could win this seat, it is a
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Speaker 1: pickup for them. Gary Peters is the Senator that is
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Speaker 1: retiring of Michigan. The reason it's gotten all this attention
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Speaker 1: is because the rise of socialism in this country and
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Speaker 1: that we have another is he's worse than ser In
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Speaker 1: Mamdani because we have a guy that has absolutely no
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Speaker 1: political experience, who, because of some excitement of the young
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Speaker 1: and the dumb and the Socialists is now rising to
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Speaker 1: the top, to the point where the latest poll that
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Speaker 1: came out shows that he is expected to win. Abdul
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Speaker 1: l Sied, if this poll is correct, is leading in
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Speaker 1: the race fifty two percent to thirty eight percent. And
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Speaker 1: the Republicans love this. They think that will be If
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Speaker 1: l Sied wins, would be an automatic pickup for Mike Rogers,
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Speaker 1: who is running for the Republicans. He is a longtime congressman,
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Speaker 1: He has a lot of support in the Republican Party.
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Speaker 1: There is no relevant candidate running against him, so he
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Speaker 1: is going to win today. And he and the other
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Speaker 1: Republicans are praying and praying and praying, please please. They're
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Speaker 1: hoping the Democrats do something stupid and put Lsaed in there,
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Speaker 1: because it seems like that would give them a real
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Speaker 1: chance to pick up a Senate seat in Michigan.
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Speaker 2: Curtis, Well, they could actually help that process if they
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Speaker 2: organized it. We'll only know after all the votes begin
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Speaker 2: to get counted after eight o'clock. Just so you could
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Speaker 2: compare it to other elections, an absentee ballot must be
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Speaker 2: received by eight pm tonight to count, so it cannot
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Speaker 2: be comes into a three days later like some states,
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Speaker 2: and you must have a photo ID.
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Speaker 3: To vote in Michigan.
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Speaker 2: Now, I don't know what their rules are at the DMV,
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Speaker 2: because you can get a photo idea to DMV, but
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Speaker 2: at least they're demanding a photo ID.
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Speaker 3: And it is an open primary.
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Speaker 2: Which if the Republicans were a little on the farriers,
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Speaker 2: because they do have a gubernatorial primary in which they
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Speaker 2: have three Remember the Whitmer is no longer running, so
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Speaker 2: you have a number of candidates running on the Democratic primary,
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Speaker 2: a number of candidates running to replace her first on
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Speaker 2: the Republican primary, but they could conceivably because in Michigan,
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Speaker 2: any registered voter can vote in any party's primary, regardless
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Speaker 2: of their own party affiliation or registration status. So you're right,
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Speaker 2: Republicans certainly would much prefer, if you look at the polls,
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Speaker 2: to run against abdul l said, then against Haley Stevens,
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Speaker 2: which is a relatively close race in the polls that
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Speaker 2: have her running against Mike Rogers and independence of what
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Speaker 2: seventeen seventeen percent of those who registered in Michigan are.
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Speaker 2: They can also vote in the Democratic primary, because again
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Speaker 2: they don't have anyone to vote for they know it's
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Speaker 2: not like you have an independent primary, and they're probably
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Speaker 2: not going to vote in the Republican primary. So it
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Speaker 2: looks like with all those factors targeting, when you start
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Speaker 2: counting him in and they're three hundred thousand registered Muslim voters,
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Speaker 2: most of them having registered in the last eight years,
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Speaker 2: he's probably gonna win. And let me just give you
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Speaker 2: the demographics. Under fifty, l Sayed has a sixty seven
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Speaker 2: to twenty five percent lead in the polls over Congresswoman
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Speaker 2: steven And that's.
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Speaker 1: Among Democrats, right, correct, Okay.
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Speaker 2: If you're in your fifties, l saied by twelve percent.
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Speaker 2: Only voters over sixty is Stevens leading by fourteen percent.
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Speaker 2: So it really comes down to you have the young
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Speaker 2: who obviously want l abdul l said, the educated whites
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Speaker 2: they want abdul l said. And the other group is
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Speaker 2: obviously the Muslims who are growing in their numbers. Now,
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Speaker 2: what Haley Stevens needs to beat him is a high
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Speaker 2: black turnout. So Sayid is not getting supporting the black community,
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Speaker 2: but there's a fear that blacks may not come out
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Speaker 2: to vote. It's a sizable number of blacks in Michigan
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Speaker 2: who are registered to vote. Union members have supported her
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Speaker 2: because she worked with the automobile unions, because she was
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Speaker 2: part of Barack Obama's bailout. She was one of the
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Speaker 2: overseers of Actually, she has great relationships with the unions,
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Speaker 2: UAW and what used to be called when Bill Clinton
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Speaker 2: was running the soccer Moms. That's very good and the
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Speaker 2: outgoing governor is totally supportive of her. So you would
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Speaker 2: think she would have enough to ni Jova, except the
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Speaker 2: excitement and the rallies have shown that Abdul l said
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Speaker 2: really has a lot of energy.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, but she has all You're exactly right. She has
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Speaker 1: all of the top Democrats endorsements, including you know, Chuck
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Speaker 1: Schumer has been in the town. The only one she
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Speaker 1: doesn't have for Bernie Sanders and AOC, the typical ones
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Speaker 1: that would go for a socialist. But I will say
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Speaker 1: this and also he's going to lose in the general
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Speaker 1: election because independents are going to vote for him. The
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Speaker 1: polls in Michigan among independents, they don't want him. As
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Speaker 1: a matter of fact, I'm wondering if some of the
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Speaker 1: independents will now vote for his opponent because they can't
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Speaker 1: stand him. I mean, they really don't like him, and
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Speaker 1: so I don't know where else he's going to get
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Speaker 1: his votes. No Republicans are going to go over and
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Speaker 1: vote for him, No Independents are going to go over
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Speaker 1: and vote for him. And yet he's sounding a lot
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Speaker 1: like he already has this wrapped up. He's already running
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Speaker 1: against Rogers.
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Speaker 4: This is a guy who spent his fifteen years fourteen
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Speaker 4: years in Congress doing every single errand that the pharmaceutical
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Speaker 4: industry and big tech industry could ask him of, so
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Speaker 4: much so that he helped to architect literally sponsored and
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Speaker 4: introduced a legislation that kicked off the opioid epidemic that
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Speaker 4: killed six hundred thousand Americans.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's absolutely a purple state. So you really can't
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Speaker 1: call many elections in that state. Mid This primary apparently
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Speaker 1: you can call because he's way in front. But Donald
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Speaker 1: Trump won Michigan in the last presidential election by only
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Speaker 1: two points. Rarely is there a blowout in that state
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Speaker 1: that it's very close. Normally. I have a feeling if
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Speaker 1: l said wins like it's expected to win, Rogers might
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Speaker 1: blow him out.
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Speaker 2: I remember when it comes to the Muslim vote, Remember
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Speaker 2: the interesting factor in twenty twenty four, A lot of
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Speaker 2: Muslims would not vote for Trump, but they didn't vote
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Speaker 2: for Harris because they didn't like the position that Biden
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Speaker 2: and Harris had taken in the gossip. Remember that was
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Speaker 2: a height of bombings and war every day in Gotscha,
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Speaker 2: so they just stayed home. That's what also happened in
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Speaker 2: New York City where Harris had five hundred thousand less
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Speaker 2: Democratic votes, And you scratched your head and said, did
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Speaker 2: they all stay home? And when people started to connect
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Speaker 2: to dats, they said, ah, it's those people who were
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Speaker 2: a posts to the Godzi campaign with Biden Harris. So
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Speaker 2: it'll be very interesting. A good campaign. I remember what
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Speaker 2: I said in the past. A good campaign has three issues.
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Speaker 2: A better campaign has two issues. The best campaign has
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Speaker 2: one issue. So aside from noa Ice, no to apac,
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Speaker 2: no to Israel, that's dominating attention. I looked at what
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Speaker 2: goes out to the voters. Money out of politics, which
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Speaker 2: you heard him when he was talking about his expected
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Speaker 2: opponent Mike Rodgers. Money in your pocket, Medicare for all.
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Speaker 2: That's attractive to people who may not know a lot
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Speaker 2: about you. So he's really honed it down in terms
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Speaker 2: of Haley Stevens, her problem is she's not a great communicator.
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Speaker 2: She's gone on this Michigan first campaign in which she
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Speaker 2: said I sound like you, I am you. I'm from Michigan.
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Speaker 2: But like other places, a lot of people have come
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Speaker 2: and gone, you know, they've gone to universities there, they've
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Speaker 2: settled there, they have some great universities there. So it's
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Speaker 2: not like she has a pull on everybody who is
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Speaker 2: born and raised in Michigan.
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Speaker 3: So it'll tell us a lot.
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Speaker 2: By tonight, will tell us a lot about feelings, because that's,
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Speaker 2: as you pointed out, purple heartland of America used to
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Speaker 2: be a big industrial base, not so much any longer.
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Speaker 2: And there are so many issues that people are constantly
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Speaker 2: what a.
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Speaker 1: Vast majority, a vast majority are against socialism, A vast
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Speaker 1: majority in Michigan are against socialism. Which is why he's
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Speaker 1: claiming he's not a socialist, and yet everything about him
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Speaker 1: says it's a socialist. He's not going to fool anybody,
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Speaker 1: by the way, and also in a midterm what wins
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Speaker 1: anger and fear.
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Speaker 2: Well, the Iran War, well, yes, Rogers has to bear
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Speaker 2: as a burden, which is why not at all supported
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Speaker 2: there in Michigan.
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Speaker 1: No, but what this is why socialism trumps that. This
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Speaker 1: is this game the Republicans a chance they didn't know
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Speaker 1: they had.
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Speaker 2: We'll see, this war is hurting Republicans. If you notice,
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Speaker 2: you don't see Republicans coming forward to say I support
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Speaker 2: this war.
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Speaker 3: Yeah. Why are the Poles?
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Speaker 1: Why are the Poles so close? Yeah?
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Speaker 3: I can only tell you what I sense out there.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, but I mean the posters are talking to the
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Speaker 1: same people, and they come close in almost every election.
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Speaker 3: Coming in endless war.
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Speaker 2: Okay, and there's no support for there's one third of
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Speaker 2: the country that supports this war.
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Speaker 1: I get that's how you feel. But the poll show
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Speaker 1: that's not exactly playing out election.
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Speaker 2: The war continues, that will be a bigger issue than
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Speaker 2: communism or socialism or the Democrats moving to the far left.
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Speaker 1: Believe we'll see because most of the people in the country, incredibly,
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Speaker 1: as you saw on the last Gallipol support the war.
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Speaker 1: So far. I support the Republicans in the war.
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Speaker 2: Well anyway, up next, I thought she was out of
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Speaker 2: here for good. Like others who said if Trump ever
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Speaker 2: got reelected, they would pick up, they would leave and
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Speaker 2: you would never see them again. Well, now Rosie O'Donnell
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Speaker 2: has returned from Ireland. But you can't turn the dial,
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Speaker 2: you can't scroll, you can't do anything without seeing she's
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Speaker 2: on this podcast. She has a one woman show. She's
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Speaker 2: substituting for this host. She's here, she's there.
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Speaker 3: She's everywhere.
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Speaker 2: Has she returned? Plus a chance to see Leonard skint
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Speaker 2: it in foreign in it?
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Speaker 3: You know, the only time.
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Speaker 1: I ever hear anything from the View is when we
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Speaker 1: pull sound because they say something ridiculous. Other than that,
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Speaker 1: I've never watched the View. Maybe back when Barbara Walters
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Speaker 1: started it, I watched it, but I don't think I've
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Speaker 1: ever sat down and said, hey, I'm going to watch
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Speaker 1: the View today because I think it's ridiculous. Why do
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Speaker 1: I want to hear about politics or world events from
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Speaker 1: four people that were put together? Two of them are comedians,
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Speaker 1: the one is a failed comedian. You know, Whoopee had
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Speaker 1: a great career, but Joy Behar. I mean, look, I
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Speaker 1: just don't understand why anybody watches them. But Rosi O'Donnell,
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Speaker 1: I'm going to say, was a pretty darn successful stand up.
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Speaker 1: I know that her politics serve I can't stand and
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Speaker 1: I know that she promised she was going to leave
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Speaker 1: the country forever and she broke that promise. And now
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Speaker 1: she's trying to be less political because I think she
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Speaker 1: wants her career back. But we're talking about this because
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Speaker 1: Rosi O'Donnell is going to return to the View for
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Speaker 1: its thirtieth anniversary. Now people got really excited about this
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Speaker 1: and said, oh, she's going to be co hosting again. Oh,
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Speaker 1: she's going to be on the View as a co host.
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Speaker 1: She doesn't know what she's going to do. They just
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Speaker 1: asked her if she would and she said yes. And
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Speaker 1: she was on a podcast Tangle with Kyle Ridley. Everybody's
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Speaker 1: got a podcast these days where she says she'll do
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Speaker 1: whatever they want. I'll be happy just to be a guest,
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Speaker 1: but I'm going to come back, and Rosi O'Donnell is
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Speaker 1: going to come back, and we'll play it for you
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Speaker 1: when it happens, but I'm not gonna watch it.
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Speaker 2: Well, it's obviously pre She has a one woman show
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Speaker 2: off fraud Way. She's substituting for who Jimmy Kimmel at night,
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Speaker 2: so she's making the rounds And I have a feeling
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Speaker 2: that the reason she left the land of era era Ireland,
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Speaker 2: where she claims she was going to pitch her stake
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Speaker 2: is I've been watching the politics over there, even having
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Speaker 2: demonstrations against their growing migrant issue, which she.
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Speaker 3: Would be opposed to it.
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Speaker 2: So imagine you're opposed to that in your country of birth.
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Speaker 2: You go to your new country and you're assuming, oh,
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Speaker 2: it's a liberal government. Oh my god, I have so
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Speaker 2: many people who share my values. And then all these
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Speaker 2: people who were born and raised in the old side
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Speaker 2: there in Ireland are going out into the streets and
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Speaker 2: demonstrating against the growing number of migrants coming in. Because
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Speaker 2: it's part of the EU, there are no borders, and
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Speaker 2: you know how she feels about that. So she's not
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Speaker 2: gonna start arguing with the people who accepted her. So
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Speaker 2: I think I think she figured my opportunities are back
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Speaker 2: in the United States. Let me do that now before
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Speaker 2: I piss off everybody in Ireland and they tell me
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Speaker 2: to pack my bags and get the hell out of here.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: I gotta feel that it's not about the migration or
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Speaker 1: the government. I think she just wants money, and I
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Speaker 1: think she's coming back because she thinks she's going to
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Speaker 1: make a comeback at the age of sixty four. Look,
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Speaker 1: she's I will say this. When she did stand up
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Speaker 1: she was very talented. She just got crazy. She had
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Speaker 1: an infectious trumped derangement syndrome that was going on that
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Speaker 1: made her nuts.
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Speaker 3: Well, you're not an expert, nor am I.
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Speaker 1: Up.
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Speaker 2: NeXT's Jimmy Fallion. Why don't we bounce that idea off
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Speaker 2: of him? Oh?
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Speaker 3: Good idea. Here you go.
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Speaker 2: She got too much rust? Or does he think she
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Speaker 2: can get? He can get. She can get right back
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Speaker 2: into the swing of things and be doing stand up
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Speaker 2: at Mike, let's get some talkbacks. So as far as
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Speaker 2: the vending machines, I am a little concerned about the rats.
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Speaker 5: I'm sure the rats.
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Speaker 1: Can get in these vending machines.
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Speaker 3: That's kind of gross, right, Oh they can. Oh yes,
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Speaker 3: they can bite through everything and they'll be running around
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Speaker 3: and they're like trapped.
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Speaker 1: They'd be fun to watch. I mean, not to eat
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Speaker 1: out of it, but it'd be fun to watch.
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Speaker 3: Hey, guys, love the show. This is Mike from Smithtown.
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Speaker 5: I own a salad restaurant Cold Salad Dishes in Smithtown,
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Speaker 5: and our business is down fifty percent because of this
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Speaker 5: parasite outbreak. They're saying it's mostly linked to Iceberg lettuce,
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Speaker 5: which we don't sell or Carrie. I wish, really wish
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Speaker 5: they was figured this out because I don't know how
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Speaker 5: much long I can stay open with half my business gone.
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Speaker 1: I'm so sorry. Go to his restaurant. What was I
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Speaker 1: didn't heard it again?
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Speaker 3: Hey, guys, love the show. This is Mike from Smithtown.
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Speaker 5: I own a salad restaurant called Salad.
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Speaker 1: Dishes salad Isshes. Go to Saladishes his Iceberg. His lack
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Speaker 1: of Iceberg lettuce makes his product fine.
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Speaker 2: You only have croutons yet, so what are you gonna
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Speaker 2: fight over the croutons?
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Speaker 1: No?
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Speaker 3: Absolutely right.
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Speaker 2: There's this over fear, and you're hurting a lot of
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Speaker 2: men and women who have in fascinating these businesses because
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Speaker 2: they we're trying to make health ful food and give
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Speaker 2: you opportunities, and now because of fear, you're turning away.
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Speaker 2: But so help them out. Absolutely. Now, let's get Daria
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Speaker 2: with the news at eight thirty.
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Speaker 6: Good morning, Curtis. There are some big delays this morning
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Speaker 6: on the four and the six trains. It's due to
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Speaker 6: The cleanup continues across the area after yesterday's big storms.
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Speaker 2: Well, you go to Sleeping Night with Jimmy failure here
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Speaker 2: up with Me and Larry in the morning. But got
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Speaker 2: a question for you, Jimmy, and with taking you back
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Speaker 2: to your roots Strong Island. We've noticed that Rosie o'donald
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Speaker 2: is back from the land of Era era Ireland, the
20:00
Speaker 2: girl from Comac. She's on TV, she's on podcast, she
20:04
Speaker 2: has a one woman show off Broadway, she's everywhere. You
20:10
Speaker 2: think that after she's gotten this rushed on her over
20:13
Speaker 2: the years, that she could get back to doing stand
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Speaker 2: up and handling comedy clubs like you do all over
20:20
Speaker 2: the country.
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Speaker 8: Well, the good news is the bar wasn't that high.
20:25
Speaker 8: It's not like she was good at it. And we're
20:26
Speaker 8: waiting for Pavarati to hit the high notes again. You know,
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Speaker 8: I think Rosio o'donald's claim to fame in this decade
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Speaker 8: will be because of her time in Ireland. They now
20:36
Speaker 8: have a second potato famine. You know, That's where we're
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Speaker 8: at on this deal. I don't know that anybody cares
20:43
Speaker 8: about the Broadway performance.
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Speaker 9: I mean it sounds like one of those shows they
20:47
Speaker 9: charge you.
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Speaker 3: To get out of.
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Speaker 1: Oh have you have you ever had any run ins?
20:52
Speaker 3: Or have you met Ross o'donald over the years.
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Speaker 8: One night I was doing an Evana Caroline like when
21:00
Speaker 8: I was like first starting out, and she was doing
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Speaker 8: time there.
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Speaker 3: I believe Larry.
21:06
Speaker 8: Amrose was hosting the show. He was like one of
21:08
Speaker 8: the best local New York mcs who ever lived. You
21:11
Speaker 8: have like a dangerfield young comedian special. But she I
21:15
Speaker 8: we didn't talk like she didn't. I was in a
21:17
Speaker 8: green room with her, but she wasn't. She wasn't interested
21:20
Speaker 8: in me because I wasn't glazed in sugar or powdered.
21:24
Speaker 8: Perhaps if I had jumped on a plate and curled
21:26
Speaker 8: up in a cute way.
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Speaker 1: I got to interview her one time when I was
21:32
Speaker 1: out there do the Super Bowl and I went to
21:34
Speaker 1: a comedy club to find a New York comedians that,
21:36
Speaker 1: you know, making fun of La. That's what I was
21:38
Speaker 1: going to do because I was working at w ABC
21:40
Speaker 1: at the time. I witnessed news and afterwards she says
21:43
Speaker 1: to me, she says to me, Hey, do you have
21:46
Speaker 1: a place to stay, and I said, yeah, I'm at
21:48
Speaker 1: a hotel. She goes, oh, okay, because you know I
21:50
Speaker 1: have a place on the beach. You could have stayed
21:51
Speaker 1: at my place. And I called some comic friends and
21:54
Speaker 1: I said, I think Rosie O'donnald just hit on me.
21:57
Speaker 1: And they went, Nope, No, she didn't know.
22:01
Speaker 3: No.
22:06
Speaker 2: I remember that time, Jimmy. She had this huge mansion
22:10
Speaker 2: in Rockland County and for therapy she said she would
22:14
Speaker 2: go into the closet and hang upside down like a bat.
22:19
Speaker 2: I don't know what that therapy is, but I would
22:22
Speaker 2: assume it has some comedic roots. A number of your
22:26
Speaker 2: colleagues have done some very strange things post comedy. You
22:31
Speaker 2: give us any insight into that.
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Speaker 8: It's funny because I'm talking to you in my hyperbaric chamber.
22:38
Speaker 8: You have a question.
22:41
Speaker 9: You know, this thing gets so loud the oxygen between
22:46
Speaker 9: between questions. No, that doesn't.
22:48
Speaker 8: That checks out with her. My question about her hand
22:52
Speaker 8: hanging like a bat in the closet is who installed
22:55
Speaker 8: the rod that she was hanging on?
22:57
Speaker 9: Because I gotta be honest, I guess I got these rods.
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Speaker 8: That don't hold two jackets before they break it half.
23:03
Speaker 8: What was holding Rosie O'Donnell upside down?
23:10
Speaker 1: Hey, I want to talk to you about Anthony Fauci
23:12
Speaker 1: because I got so angry when I was watching him.
23:15
Speaker 1: What you know, I agree with Aaron Rodgers, probably the
23:18
Speaker 1: first time I've agreed with him, but he was called
23:20
Speaker 1: him a coward and said he owed an explanation. What
23:24
Speaker 1: were your reactions? Were they just as visceral when you
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Speaker 1: watched him?
23:29
Speaker 8: Yeah? I mean I would saying the other day, like
23:32
Speaker 8: if he wasn't at least going to testify and own
23:34
Speaker 8: up to some of his actions, because he clearly was
23:36
Speaker 8: lying to the public while contradicting it in his diary.
23:40
Speaker 8: At the very least, though, should he have not had
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Speaker 8: the decency he shut down the whole country. It's all
23:45
Speaker 8: because of him. He should at least have the decency
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Speaker 8: to apologize to everybody who wound up on that zoom
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Speaker 8: call with Jeffrey Tuban.
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Speaker 9: I mean, if there's no Fauci, If there's no Fauci,
23:57
Speaker 9: those twenty one seeing an employees never see Tube and
24:00
Speaker 9: shake hands with the governor at seven in the morning.
24:03
Speaker 9: By the way, imagine you think your day's off to
24:07
Speaker 9: a bad start.
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Speaker 8: Filing your laptop and you got Jeffery Tuban spanking the
24:12
Speaker 8: monkey because Fauci shut down the country.
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Speaker 2: So let's take you on the time machine. You're driving
24:18
Speaker 2: a cab, you're doing stand up. What was it like
24:21
Speaker 2: when Fauci imposed all those restrictions.
24:26
Speaker 8: Well, I will say this, I crushed every industry related
24:29
Speaker 8: to transportation. There was no obviously no form of mass transit.
24:33
Speaker 9: So everybody I knew.
24:33
Speaker 8: Who worked in airlines, everybody I knew who worked in transit,
24:37
Speaker 8: really did get punched in the knots. I mean the
24:39
Speaker 8: upside was gas got really cheap, but there was nowhere
24:42
Speaker 8: to go.
24:42
Speaker 3: Nobody was going anywhere. There was nobody on the roads.
24:45
Speaker 8: And that's the thing, like they kind of fancied this is,
24:49
Speaker 8: you know, we were looking out for the little guy.
24:51
Speaker 8: But the little guy obviously was the guy hit the hardest.
24:54
Speaker 8: You know, big box retailers business as usual because they
24:57
Speaker 8: just took their business online when the world shut down.
25:00
Speaker 8: But the mom and pops they got screwed. So my
25:02
Speaker 8: experience was a lot like everybody else's.
25:05
Speaker 3: I just wasn't doing anything.
25:06
Speaker 8: The only thing I would tell people is, you know,
25:09
Speaker 8: you know you're drinking was.
25:10
Speaker 3: Out of control.
25:11
Speaker 8: If you got thrown out of a zoom cocktail party.
25:14
Speaker 9: You know, that's when I knew it was time.
25:16
Speaker 8: Really is I'm like, I'm not even the their house
25:19
Speaker 8: right now, and I'm getting kicked out of that.
25:24
Speaker 1: I think this political climate right now is fascinating. I'm
25:28
Speaker 1: so infatuated with it because here the Democrats were so
25:32
Speaker 1: excited that they had or in Mom Donnie and this
25:35
Speaker 1: rise of socialism in the country. They were all in,
25:38
Speaker 1: they were fawning over Mom Donnie. All of a sudden
25:42
Speaker 1: it has become a political negative. They're finding out that
25:45
Speaker 1: independents and Republicans don't like socialism at all, only a
25:49
Speaker 1: faction of the Democratic Party. And now you have all
25:53
Speaker 1: these Democrats running Jimmy, It's just been fun to watch.
25:58
Speaker 8: I've loved it just the same because as it is, nationally,
26:01
Speaker 8: nobody wants this, but in these local crazy town districts,
26:05
Speaker 8: they love it. Did you see, by the way, she's
26:07
Speaker 8: a little late to the party, But did you see
26:09
Speaker 8: Kamala tried to latch onto this stuff.
26:12
Speaker 9: You know, she is such bad political insight, and.
26:16
Speaker 1: Everyone because everyone else was rooting, and she ran into
26:20
Speaker 1: the fire.
26:22
Speaker 8: She ran right into the fire and Uh, it's so
26:24
Speaker 8: funny because she's bashing capitalism in the same week she
26:29
Speaker 8: just bought an eight million dollar Malibu mansion.
26:32
Speaker 9: Think about that. It's the capitalism's bad eat the rich.
26:36
Speaker 9: We've got to get money out of politics. If anyone
26:38
Speaker 9: needs me. I'll be a point toom in Malibu.
26:42
Speaker 3: Now, Jimmy, they are go ahead, Go ahead, Jimmy.
26:46
Speaker 8: I was gonna say no, they're Kamala. They're excited to
26:49
Speaker 8: move into that house. Doug is already measuring the nannies.
26:53
Speaker 3: So, uh, here we go.
26:55
Speaker 9: Here.
26:55
Speaker 2: I'll let you get your punchline off there, Jimmy, I'm
26:58
Speaker 2: sorry you give me maya copa, maya copa, maya Maxi macopa.
27:03
Speaker 2: Now I have a mission for you. We thought that
27:06
Speaker 2: this would be a short war. Listening to Trump and
27:10
Speaker 2: everyone else associated, it's just a matter of weeks, maybe days.
27:15
Speaker 3: It's not turned into that. You know what we're missing here, And.
27:18
Speaker 2: We had it for so many years, whether it was
27:21
Speaker 2: wars that people were supportive of or opposed. We had
27:24
Speaker 2: America's comedian Bob Hope taking out a USO tour of
27:28
Speaker 2: some of the drop dead gorgeous gals who would entertain
27:31
Speaker 2: the troops.
27:32
Speaker 3: We don't have that.
27:33
Speaker 2: The last time he was available before he passed away
27:37
Speaker 2: was the Persian Gulf Bush forty one Operation Desert Shield.
27:41
Speaker 2: He went to Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, but it was a
27:44
Speaker 2: last Jimmy, American needs an American comedian.
27:49
Speaker 3: You established those credentials.
27:51
Speaker 2: You've played in places I can't even find on a
27:54
Speaker 2: map on the Fox News channel.
27:56
Speaker 3: You are America's comedian. Why not.
27:59
Speaker 2: There's fifty men and women stuck over there. That's just
28:02
Speaker 2: in their normal military basis. You have many women on
28:05
Speaker 2: the aircraft carriers and the battleships and the cruisers. Jimmy,
28:09
Speaker 2: you could bring some of those drop dead gorgeous women
28:12
Speaker 2: you've met over the years and a few men on
28:15
Speaker 2: the side from Chippindale's to satisfy everyone's Purian tastes, and.
28:20
Speaker 3: You could be the new Bob Hope.
28:21
Speaker 2: I'm sure that Murdoch would subsidize a USO tour led
28:26
Speaker 2: by you.
28:28
Speaker 9: Listen. I like where your head is at. But unfortunately I.
28:32
Speaker 8: Didn't realize you were going for hot chicks because I
28:34
Speaker 8: was on the phone with Rosie O'donnald trying.
28:36
Speaker 3: To work it down.
28:39
Speaker 9: Comedians American comedians. I started dialing, got to the end,
28:45
Speaker 9: and you were liking hot.
28:46
Speaker 8: Bob Hope, Rosie O'donald's more like slob Hope.
28:49
Speaker 9: But I think she'd go. She likes leaving America.
28:53
Speaker 3: Think about it, Jimmy, you could do it. Come on.
28:57
Speaker 3: America's calling for you. Jimmy.
29:00
Speaker 8: Now now I know why you're such a good morning
29:03
Speaker 8: radio show host because you're a terrible agent like y.
29:07
Speaker 9: You got a TV show, you got a radio show.
29:09
Speaker 9: Things are coming together. How about a gig and Bay.
29:12
Speaker 1: Route Jimmy, say for free?
29:16
Speaker 9: What you need to do? Truly sold out shows? Get
29:20
Speaker 9: on the plane, Elebanon, I got a gig, Hey.
29:22
Speaker 1: Jimmy, always a pleasure. Jimmy Fayler WLR host from nine
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Speaker 1: the Fox News Channel. Talk to you again soon.
29:37
Speaker 2: Up next, Oh Man, Eric Adams swaggerman with no plan
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Speaker 2: that Willie Nelson in ninety three was going to be
30:29
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30:35
Speaker 2: of AI data filing centers throughout America.
30:38
Speaker 3: He's on the road again.
30:39
Speaker 2: Good, And then all of a sudden, a little Birdie
30:44
Speaker 2: told me that somebody else was out there with a
30:47
Speaker 2: side hustle, have hustle, will travel. Eric Adams Swagerman with
30:51
Speaker 2: no plan, who would party till the break of dawn
30:55
Speaker 2: when he was mayor and obviously does it now as
30:57
Speaker 2: a citizen. When we last heard from Eric Adams, he
31:00
Speaker 2: was selling crime coin aka bitcoin. A million dollars disappeared,
31:05
Speaker 2: but he was saying he was going to use the
31:07
Speaker 2: proceeds to fight anti Semitism, and he just became a
31:10
Speaker 2: citizen of Albany. You know where he was this best
31:13
Speaker 2: Saturday of all the places in the United States, Wisconsin
31:18
Speaker 2: Rapids population eighteen thousand, six hundred and fifty four. He
31:25
Speaker 2: had been hired by an AI data filing center group.
31:30
Speaker 2: They wanted to turn a paper mill, which at one
31:32
Speaker 2: time had employed nine hundred residents there into an AI
31:37
Speaker 2: data filing center. So they rented a room in the
31:41
Speaker 2: library and here was Eric Adams trying to convince residents
31:45
Speaker 2: that they should allow a real estate dealer and developer
31:49
Speaker 2: to build the data center there. So it was a
31:53
Speaker 2: Saturday afternoon and the room was packed because the people
31:57
Speaker 2: have been opposed to this, and he gave his else pitch,
32:01
Speaker 2: and you know, he was sweating a little bit because
32:04
Speaker 2: it was hot air. But the group was opposed and
32:07
Speaker 2: they started shouting him down before he could even start
32:10
Speaker 2: because they knew who he was. And he said, oh, well,
32:11
Speaker 2: well wait a second, My name is Eric Adams.
32:14
Speaker 3: You know me.
32:15
Speaker 2: I grew up in a small town in Queens. I
32:19
Speaker 2: was a young man dyslexa. What do you mean a
32:22
Speaker 2: small town in Queen. So the crowd they're yelling, you
32:26
Speaker 2: belong in prison, You're here to steal our water. And
32:30
Speaker 2: then he says to them, because the crowd is getting hostile,
32:32
Speaker 2: I just want to share one story with you. Artificial
32:36
Speaker 2: intelligence AI helped a friend of mine identify her breast cancer.
32:42
Speaker 3: Is this story true?
32:44
Speaker 7: Yell?
32:46
Speaker 3: Our whole town does not want you here. Why don't
32:49
Speaker 3: you take this bike?
32:50
Speaker 2: And he let blank blank back to New York City,
32:53
Speaker 2: And just as you said yesterday, his selling point was
32:57
Speaker 2: on behalf of this company. There are many out there now,
33:00
Speaker 2: but there will be two hundred permanent jobs at the
33:04
Speaker 2: site once it's been built, by the carpenters, the electricians,
33:09
Speaker 2: and the plumbers, the same line.
33:12
Speaker 3: But this group was like they were in a rage.
33:16
Speaker 2: In fact, afterwards, when he ran to his limo, he
33:19
Speaker 2: jumped in and I guess maybe went to Milwaukee or
33:21
Speaker 2: somewhere else. They said, what did you think? We were
33:24
Speaker 2: just a bunch of stupid hicks? Yes, apparently you know what.
33:29
Speaker 2: They shouldn't get that site or AI just for thinking
33:33
Speaker 2: that Eric Adams, a New York City failed mayor, would
33:37
Speaker 2: be the right guy to sell people in Wisconsin of
33:41
Speaker 2: all places, they are diametrically opposed to one another, so
33:46
Speaker 2: they shouldn't get it for that reason. By the way,
33:48
Speaker 2: the two hundred jobs, we played a guy yesterday who
33:51
Speaker 2: had inside information and he said, it's a marketing trick
33:55
Speaker 2: by the people that want to put up these centers
33:58
Speaker 2: because two hundred jobs sounds impressive and it's not enough
34:01
Speaker 2: to tax the school system.
34:03
Speaker 3: But you see, you had brought that to our attention yesterday.
34:06
Speaker 2: I said, well, look, he's reading from his talking points.
34:10
Speaker 2: And Wisconsin has a very heated primary today. We haven't
34:14
Speaker 2: focused on that. We focus on Michigan. A Democratic socialist
34:18
Speaker 2: named Hang, a woman very radical, may well be the
34:22
Speaker 2: Democratic primary opponent of the Republican nominee. And you know
34:28
Speaker 2: what one of her big issues is. That's really taking
34:32
Speaker 2: on headwinds with a lot of places in Wisconsin that
34:36
Speaker 2: would never have opened their doors to a DSA Kennedy
34:40
Speaker 2: because they can be extremely conservative, like Ron Johnson in Wisconsin,
34:45
Speaker 2: or they can be extremely liberal and they've had socialist
34:48
Speaker 2: mayors there, especially in Milwaukee, is the whole AI datafiling
34:52
Speaker 2: center that has gotten her a lot of support for
34:55
Speaker 2: this Democratic primary. So they kicked Derek him out, They
34:59
Speaker 2: said him, King, This guy has a card. Now you
35:02
Speaker 2: know what's on his business card? Have hustle, will travel.
35:06
Speaker 2: I'm looking for suckers. It's like the carneges who used
35:10
Speaker 2: to travel the country selling remember all kinds of fake
35:15
Speaker 2: uh snake oil medicines.
35:16
Speaker 1: By the way, the socialist tongue is way ahead in
35:19
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35:22
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35:25
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35:27
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