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Hour 1: Endgame for Hamas. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Now on the Voice of New York So Mark Simone
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Speaker 1: show on seven ten, wor Hey, it's one day. We
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Speaker 1: got a lot to get to. We'll get to Gaza,
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Speaker 1: We'll get to the shutdown. We'll get to Portland, We'll
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Speaker 1: get to MSNBC, Taylor Swift, Mark Sanchez, We'll get to
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Speaker 1: Netflix has seven big problems. We got lots to talk
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Speaker 1: about today. We'll get to the mayoral race throughout the program.
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Speaker 1: There's all kinds of myths in this mayoral race. WI
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Speaker 1: if only Eric Adams would drop out, that would help Cuomo,
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Speaker 1: then Cuomo could well. First of all, Eric Adams did
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Speaker 1: drop out. You'll see this coming the polling pretty soon.
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Speaker 1: This is the myth that people don't get. If Eric
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Speaker 1: Adams were to drop out, which he did, the votes
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Speaker 1: don't go to Cuomo. He might pick up a couple,
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Speaker 1: but half those Adams votes will go to Mom Donnie.
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Speaker 1: It's not going to change much.
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Speaker 2: You know.
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Speaker 1: He keeps saying Curtis, if only Curtis would get out.
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Speaker 1: If Curtis gets out, the votes are not going to
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Speaker 1: Andrew Cuomo. Curtis's voters aren't switching to Andrew Cuomo. They
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Speaker 1: hate Andrew Cuomo. At best, they'll just stay home. That'll
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Speaker 1: be it. So these getting these people to drop out
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Speaker 1: will not affect the race. But we'll get to the
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Speaker 1: mayor race in detail coming up. President Trump, looks like
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Speaker 1: tomorrow's the end. Well, tomorrow is the anniversary of October seventh,
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Speaker 1: two year anniversary. It looks like the deal is going
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Speaker 1: to happen. Now Hamas is holding out. You gotta remember
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Speaker 1: Hamas the most awful, evil, treacherous, dirtiest, filthiest snakes. So
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Speaker 1: when you make an agreement with them, I don't know
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Speaker 1: what that's going to do in the long run. It
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Speaker 1: may get the hostages out right away, that'll be good.
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Speaker 1: Benjamin Nighttya who had to really really be pressured into
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Speaker 1: it by Donald Trump basically screaming at him, stop being
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Speaker 1: according to this exchange, stop being so f a negative.
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Speaker 1: It's a win. Take it. You're not going to ever
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Speaker 1: do any better than this. And it looks like it's
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Speaker 1: a pretty good deal. And if there's delays, that's okay too.
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Speaker 1: Let Israel go in there and keep finishing up the job.
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Speaker 1: But we'll see what happens. It'll happen probably in the
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Speaker 1: next couple of days. Hey, the government shutdown. You know,
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Speaker 1: it's fascinating if you watch the news, if you watch anything,
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Speaker 1: even the left left, left wing Morning Joe type shows.
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Speaker 1: The government shutdown was like the twenty seventh story buried
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Speaker 1: somewhere half an hour into the show. It's not even
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Speaker 1: a story anymore. You had that Hakeem Jeffreys all over
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Speaker 1: television and Schumer yelling everybody's gonna die. This is the
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Speaker 1: worst crisis. Everybody's gonna die. Then Friday they said, we're
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Speaker 1: off for the weekend. We'll see you next week, and
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Speaker 1: they left for the weekend. If everybody's gonna die, but
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Speaker 1: we're taking a couple of days off, be back next week.
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Speaker 1: It's a strange, and you can blame Republicans for that too.
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Speaker 1: They should have been demanding a vote every second. But
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Speaker 1: the government shutdown is not affecting everybody. It'll drag on,
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Speaker 1: it doesn't mean much. Do you remember where you were
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Speaker 1: December twenty eighteen. No, Well, that was when we had
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Speaker 1: the longest government shutdown ever, thirty five days. You don't
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Speaker 1: even remember it. You've been through literally a dozen shutdowns.
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Speaker 1: You don't remember any of them. So don't worry about it.
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Speaker 1: What else is going on? This is great news. MSNBC
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Speaker 1: has been thrown out of NBC. NBC wants nothing to
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Speaker 1: do with MSNBC. They've been told they get the hell
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Speaker 1: out of the building, get that peacock off your logo,
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Speaker 1: take our name out of there. It's going step by
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Speaker 1: step by step. So this week is when they pull
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Speaker 1: away all of NBC news access from MSNBC. You know,
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Speaker 1: MSNBC tries to they make it look like there's some
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Speaker 1: sort of a news network. It's just very, very very
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Speaker 1: left wing site. Some call it a propaganda site, but
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Speaker 1: it's extremely slanted pro Democrat stuff. But because they can
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Speaker 1: keep switching now our NBC News correspondent and then they
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Speaker 1: can put the NBC News logo, people get the impression
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Speaker 1: of watching some sort of a news network. It's not
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Speaker 1: in any way a news network. So this is the
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Speaker 1: week they'll start taking away every resource of NBC News.
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Speaker 1: They will not be able to cut to an NBC
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Speaker 1: News correspondent or say NBC News. They'll have to hire
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Speaker 1: their own correspondents. They've also they're getting tossed out of
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Speaker 1: the building over there in Rockefeller Center. They're moving to
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Speaker 1: temporary studios in Times Square. They by the end of
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Speaker 1: the year. Have to stop saying MSNBC. The new name
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Speaker 1: will be ms NOW And we've finally been told what
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Speaker 1: the now will stand for. Ms NOW will stand for.
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Speaker 1: This is ridiculous. It will stand for my Source News
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Speaker 1: Opinion World. Huh, what the hell does that mean? My
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Speaker 1: source news world. This is how bad things are over there.
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Speaker 1: This is all they could come up with. This, They
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Speaker 1: had a month to work on. This My source News
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Speaker 1: Opinion World doesn't even make any sense. So, hey, this
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Speaker 1: just happened. Moments ago. Gallaine Maxwell had gone to the
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Speaker 1: Supreme Court to get her conviction overturned. Supreme Court turned
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Speaker 1: her down, So that's it as far as getting the
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Speaker 1: conviction overturned. Supreme Court rejected her bid to do that. Hey,
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Speaker 1: the Charlie Kirk shooter apparently the assassin. They've absolutely confirmed
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Speaker 1: everything about him being there. I guess he didn't take
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Speaker 1: his cell phone, you know, they would have a GPS
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Speaker 1: tracker in it, but they were able to confirm it.
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Speaker 1: The campus. College campuses don't have great security, but they
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Speaker 1: do have great surveillance video, and they've used the surveillance video.
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Speaker 1: They've tracked the shooter every inch of the way. They
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Speaker 1: know exactly what he did. Apparently came a couple hours
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Speaker 1: before the shooting, walked around, scoped out the whole area,
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Speaker 1: have to change his clothes to all that black, and
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Speaker 1: then came back and that's when it happened. They've also
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Speaker 1: got his footprints. He was wearing these Converse sneakers, which
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Speaker 1: they have and they absolutely match all the footprints on
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Speaker 1: the roof and everywhere. So it looks like a sure
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Speaker 1: conviction for this guy. You know, normally if you have
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Speaker 1: an assassination, there's NonStop coverage of the assassin. Remember Lee
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Speaker 1: Harvey Oswald, do it delve into all these reports and
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Speaker 1: stories about Oswald has passed his life, his family is
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Speaker 1: This same thing happened with Sir Hans Sirhan and James
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Speaker 1: Earl Ray. But because these are Republicans that are targets,
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Speaker 1: no coverage, no coverage the Trump shooting in Pennsylvania. Have
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Speaker 1: you ever heard one word about the assassin, instant cover up,
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Speaker 1: not a word about it, nothing, not even mentioned second
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Speaker 1: Trump shooter. Not a word of coverage about who the
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Speaker 1: guy is or anything about him. And the same thing
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Speaker 1: with this Charlie kirkshooter, no coverage at all. Speaking of
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Speaker 1: no coverage. Here's the most uncovered story, no coverage at
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Speaker 1: all of this from mainstream media. There's a Virginia race,
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Speaker 1: governor's race, attorney general's race, and the Democratic candidate Attorney
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Speaker 1: General j Jones gets caught calling for assassination, endorsing assassination
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Speaker 1: of Republicans. They find his text messages where he's talking
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Speaker 1: about certain Republicans and he says things like two bullets
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Speaker 1: in the head for this guy and one bullet for
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Speaker 1: his family. Literally just talking about assassination, endorsing assassinations. So
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Speaker 1: everybody calling, well not everybody, but Republicans calling for this
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Speaker 1: Jay Jones to drop out of the race, and not
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Speaker 1: a word from Democrats about it. Democrats should be condemning
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Speaker 1: this kind of stuff, this calling for assassination. Nothing from them.
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Speaker 1: The only Democrat that commented on had tried to defend it, said, well,
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Speaker 1: it was a private conversation. But even the Sunday shows
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Speaker 1: would not cover this story. One of the panelists sorts
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Speaker 1: a very end to meet the press brought it up
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Speaker 1: and the subject was quickly changed. But it's amazing what
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Speaker 1: they will not cover. They just bury this stuff. There's
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Speaker 1: another story you'll never see. You you won't read this anywhere.
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Speaker 1: Netflix stock is plunging because of their pro trans stuff.
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Speaker 1: They've been promoting transgender stuff, offending a lot of the audience.
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Speaker 1: It's no need to promote this, but I don't know why,
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Speaker 1: but Netflix has been doing it. The stock is plunging
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Speaker 1: as a result. You got to get that book, Charlie
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Speaker 1: Gasprino's book, Go Woke, Go Broke. Read the book. It's
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Speaker 1: not going to help any company to go woke. Chub
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Speaker 1: Insurance that's considered the finest insurance company, Chubb. You know,
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Speaker 1: you got all your regular insurance companies, but there's AIG
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Speaker 1: is very good and all that, but when Chubb is
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Speaker 1: like the gold standard, nobody gives better coverage than Chubb.
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Speaker 1: It's expensive. You gotta pay a lot more. And they
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Speaker 1: turned down a lot of people. It's not easy to
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Speaker 1: get them. But now they're under fire. They got a
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Speaker 1: new chairman apparently trying to take them woke. Chubb becoming woke.
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Speaker 1: Now watch this or you got the greatest insurance company
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Speaker 1: there is. Watch watch this guy. I'll ruin this company
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Speaker 1: with his woke nonsense. Hey speaking in which Jane Goodall,
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Speaker 1: well he hears these wonderful things about Jane Goodall. Look
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Speaker 1: at her parting words were her final words. She'd like
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Speaker 1: to send Musk up in one of his spaceships with
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Speaker 1: Trump putin and net Yahoo. In other words, this is
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Speaker 1: what she These are the people she hates in life,
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Speaker 1: Musk Trump, Putin, Okay, I can understand Putin, but net Nyaho.
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Speaker 1: That's the final words from Jane Goodall. So don't nominate
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Speaker 1: her for sainthood just yet. Hey, mom, Donnie is in Uganda,
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Speaker 1: his home country. He's a citizen of Uganda. You know,
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Speaker 1: besides the political nonsense of Mom Donnie, have we ever
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Speaker 1: had a mayoral candidate who is just a little kid,
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Speaker 1: he's thirty four years old. This would be his first job.
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Speaker 1: Have we ever had a mayoral candidate who just became
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Speaker 1: a citizen a few minutes ago, became a citizen just
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Speaker 1: a couple of years ago, has dual citizenship. I mean,
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Speaker 1: of course, you got a total corruption of the media,
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Speaker 1: no coverage of this, Nobody going after any of this.
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Speaker 1: But he was in Uganda, and there's a woman there
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Speaker 1: who is backing this legislation to have you put in
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Speaker 1: jail for being gay. If you're gay, you go to prison.
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Speaker 1: That's it. And here he was smiling and hugging her
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Speaker 1: and arm around her, smiling for a picture. Now, of
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Speaker 1: course he's now being asked about it. I was in
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Speaker 1: the airport, she came up to me. I didn't know
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Speaker 1: who she was. Yeah, nobody's buying that. Hey, they're going
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Speaker 1: back to this is when you're really getting weak. They're
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Speaker 1: going back to attacking anybody who doesn't pronounce his name correctly.
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Speaker 1: If you don't say mom, donnie. Remember the debates Cuomo
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Speaker 1: couldn't pronounce his name, kept saying Mandammy or whatever. Uh,
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Speaker 1: I like the Al Sharpton pronounce You remember Al Sharpton
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Speaker 1: called him man Danny. But there's a whole flak now.
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Speaker 1: But if you don't get his name right, take a listen.
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Speaker 3: The President reserves the right to get involved in racist
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Speaker 3: or not get involved in racist, although he has gone
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Speaker 3: as hard as say he absolutely does not want to
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Speaker 3: see uh.
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Speaker 1: Zimdamidami Zoron Mandami Mandami zoron Mundami.
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Speaker 3: His name is Zorn Mandanie.
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Speaker 1: Mister Mandami.
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Speaker 4: He's very good on Twitter and with videos, but he
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Speaker 4: actually produces nothing.
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Speaker 3: The name is Mam Donnie, m A M D A N.
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Speaker 3: I you should learn how to say it because we
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Speaker 3: got to get it right.
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Speaker 1: Oh, calm down, and when you're really weak, deep down.
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Speaker 1: This is what Kamala Harris did. Remember you got yelled
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Speaker 1: at if you didn't pronounce your name correctly. I still
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Speaker 1: don't know it. Kamala, Kamala, Kamala. If you say Kamala,
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Speaker 1: you were practically run out of the country. It was
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Speaker 1: the worst thing in the world. And everybody mispronounced her name.
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Speaker 1: Obama mispronounced her name. You know, when she was sworn
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Speaker 1: in as vice president, was just a soda my air
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Speaker 1: that swore her in. And if you go back and
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Speaker 1: check the swearing in, listen to the swearing in. She says, Kamela.
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Speaker 1: She gets it wrong. So but you can't worry about this.
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Speaker 1: Here's mom Donnie about this subject.
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Speaker 3: What I take offense to is not someone's initial mispronunciation
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Speaker 3: of my name. What I take offense to is the repeated,
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Speaker 3: intentional Like Andrew Cuomo, this is someone who has made
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Speaker 3: it a part of his politics to deny even the
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Speaker 3: basic modicum of dignity to me as someone who is
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Speaker 3: running in the same race. And I think what is
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Speaker 3: so troubling is not what it means for me as
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Speaker 3: an individual. But it's the fact that this is the
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Speaker 3: experience of so many.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I see you. Sounds a little pompous and pious.
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Speaker 1: I don't think he's trying to take your dignity away.
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Speaker 1: I think he just honestly doesn't know how the hell
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Speaker 1: to pronounce your name. So hey. Saturday Night Live debuted
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Speaker 1: the season. This is season fifty one. There wasn't mom Donnie,
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Speaker 1: or as Al Sharpton would say, mam dammy. There was
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Speaker 1: a character based on him New York.
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Speaker 5: New York candidate Zoran Mam Donnie ran an uh.
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Speaker 4: Well.
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Speaker 5: He ran an ad during an episode of Golden Bachelor,
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Speaker 5: in which he said, New York, will you accept this roles?
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Speaker 5: Not to be outdone, Andrew Cuomo ran an ad in
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Speaker 5: which he said, Hanker.
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Speaker 1: All right, it's not that funny, but for Saturday Night Live,
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Speaker 1: it's funny. You know, in the year three, it wouldn't
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Speaker 1: have made it into the final cut, but Saturday Night
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Speaker 1: in life not so funny anymore. That makes it now.
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Speaker 1: Eric Adams, New York.
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Speaker 5: Maya Eric Adams has ended his re election bid, citing
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Speaker 5: an official reason. Citing an official reason of too much.
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Speaker 1: Swagger for y'all. Again, that wouldn't have made it into
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Speaker 1: the final cut year three, two twenty six. But it's
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Speaker 1: now you're fifty one. They'll run out of gas. They're
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Speaker 1: running on fumes, and that's about as good as a guess. Now, hey,
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Speaker 1: they had Bad Bunny as the host this past week.
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Speaker 1: You know, he's really not bad that Bad Bunny. Musically
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Speaker 1: he's great and as far as I mean he's not
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Speaker 1: a brilliant stand up comedian with the monologue, but the sketches,
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Speaker 1: the guy was great. He's got a lot of charm.
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Speaker 1: He's The argument is he shouldn't be the super Bowl halftime.
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Speaker 1: You could make that case. He's not big enough to
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Speaker 1: be the super Bowl halftime. He's big enough to be
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Speaker 1: a host of Saturday Night Live because ninety percent of
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Speaker 1: the time when you watch that in Night Live, you
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Speaker 1: know you know you're getting older when you don't know
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Speaker 1: who the musical guests are. You know you're getting much
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Speaker 1: older when you don't know who the hosts are. So
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Speaker 1: but usually NFL halftime he's like the biggest star, like
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Speaker 1: the top tier. He's big Bad Bunny, but he's not
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Speaker 1: absolute top two. I mean, it really should have been
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Speaker 1: Taylor Swift this year. But I guess I guess you
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Speaker 1: got too big to even be the NFL halftime show. Hey,
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Speaker 1: we'll take some calls next. Michael Goodman will be with
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Speaker 1: us in a few minutes. Scott Shannon will be with
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Speaker 1: us later. We'll talk about the Taylor Swift release and
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Speaker 1: what it's actually done, and we'll take some calls next.
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Speaker 1: Eight hundred three to two one zero seven ten is
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Speaker 5: Now back to Mark Simone on wor.
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Speaker 1: Hey, let's take some calls. Let's go to Diane in Illinois. Diane,
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Speaker 1: how you doing.
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Speaker 6: I'm doing really good. Mark. Hey, because I live in Illinois,
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Speaker 6: I can't vote in your mayoral election. But I love
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Speaker 6: New York. It's a wonderful city. I'm a little confused though,
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Speaker 6: you said that this month Donny Guy just became a
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Speaker 6: citizen a group of Uganda. But I see commercials where
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Speaker 6: he brags about being a kid growing up in New
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Speaker 6: York City.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, no, he's only came here in recent years. He
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Speaker 1: only became a citizen. I think five six years ago. Uh,
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Speaker 1: he'd ben't here much longer, but he's from you Ganda.
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Speaker 1: They still have a home, and you got how many
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Speaker 1: people you know have a weekend home in Uganda? So short,
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Speaker 1: all right, Diane, thanks for calling. Let's go to uh
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Speaker 1: Rich Myrtle beach Rich. How you doing pretty good?
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Speaker 4: Mark?
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Speaker 2: Thanks? You know, when I found out that the Obamas
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Speaker 2: were going to be part owners or get money from Netflix,
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Speaker 2: I was never given Netflix up any of my hard
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Speaker 2: earned money ever. But as you think any of this
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Speaker 2: has to do with Elon Musk home for the boycott
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Speaker 2: of Netflix and why they're going down a tube s Oh.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, no, no, that definitely helped, definitely helps stock is
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Speaker 1: plunging Netflix in trouble. This. I don't know why they
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Speaker 1: got so involved in promoting transgender nonsense. I don't know
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Speaker 1: why they why.
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Speaker 2: The kids from I saw a post in Peter King
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Speaker 2: talk about my Donnie this. I I'm Donnie's that, but
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Speaker 2: one of these Republicans doing to come in and try
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Speaker 2: to get people to vote Republican, because, like you've mentioned
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Speaker 2: many times, if you only get a twenty percent turnout,
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Speaker 2: I'm Donnie wins. If you get fifty percent of more,
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Speaker 2: Curtis might actually win this thing.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I turn out Curtis wins. Yeah, you're right. That's
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Speaker 1: that's the main problem. The Republican Party in New York
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Speaker 1: is a tiny thing. It's a little tiny thing. The
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Speaker 1: Democrats have a massive ground game. Ground game is the key.
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Speaker 1: That's the teams that people that go out and get
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Speaker 1: to knock on doors and get voters and then on
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Speaker 1: election day they bring them to the polls. The Democrats
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Speaker 1: have like sixty thousand in that army, that ground game.
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Speaker 1: Republicans nothing, nothing, No, there's barely a Republican Party in
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Speaker 1: New York. That's really the problem. Let's go to Chris
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Speaker 1: and Manhattan. Chris, how you doing.
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Speaker 7: I'm good. Thanks Mark. Listen, you said before that if
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Speaker 7: Curtis were to drop out, people wouldn't vote for Cuomo. Noo, no.
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Speaker 7: But I don't want Mandamie and I want I want
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Speaker 7: Curtis to win, but I don't think Curtis can wins.
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Speaker 7: Was between Monday.
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Speaker 1: Well, well, there's one thing we know for a fact,
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Speaker 1: because we've already there's one thing we absolutely know. We've
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Speaker 1: tested it. Cuomo cannot beat mom don We tried it
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Speaker 1: in the primary. He got wiped out in two debates.
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Speaker 1: He got wiped out in the way, so we know
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Speaker 1: for a fact he can't beat Mom Donnie. Now you're
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Speaker 1: gonna have it. Yeah, there's Curtis, and you'll have a
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Speaker 1: debate October sixteenth. That'll be Curtis's shot to change the
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Speaker 1: whole dynamic by.
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Speaker 7: Just Curtis for the record.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, well, so you gotta remember, if we know Clomo
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Speaker 1: can't beat Mom Donnie, we already tried that. That's how
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Speaker 1: you got stuck with Mom Donnie because Cuomo was so
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Speaker 1: weak against him in the debates. But if Curtis were
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Speaker 1: to drop out, none of those votes would go to Cuomo,
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Speaker 1: none of them. There's no Curtis. We're talking about normal people,
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Speaker 1: we're talking about rational saying people, But nobody would go
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Speaker 1: to Curtis. Voter is not going to switch to Cuomo.
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Speaker 1: You know, when Adams dropped out, we find that half
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Speaker 1: those voters went to Mom Donnie. So it's not about
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Speaker 1: everybody dropping out. Anybody was going to be for Cuomo.
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Speaker 1: It's already for Cuomo, and it's all people that just
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Speaker 1: got bulldozed by Cuomo. He can't We've tried him against
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Speaker 1: Mam Donnie you know, Mam Donnie started out in the
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Speaker 1: primary as zero at zero. Once she had two debates
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Speaker 1: with Cuomo, he went to forty points and he just
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Speaker 1: Cuomo is so weak as a debater. Let's go to
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Speaker 1: Joel in Florida. Joel, how you doing.
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Speaker 8: Good morning, Mark. I hope you had a good weekend
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Speaker 8: and watch you have a good week Short of the
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Speaker 8: loss of revenue, in your opinion, is there anything that
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Speaker 8: can occur that could make the mainstream media the non
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Speaker 8: woke as woke as they have been.
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Speaker 1: New ownership, new ownership, and it's gonna that'll take time,
19:34
Speaker 1: but a good question you got. CBS now has a
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Speaker 1: new owner, David Ellison, son of Larry Ellison. He's taken
19:41
Speaker 1: over CBS. He's brought in a new This is now
19:44
Speaker 1: confirmed by the Way today it will be Barry Weiss,
19:47
Speaker 1: the new director of CBS News. She's from the New
19:51
Speaker 1: York Times. But she's a sane, rational, old fashioned moderate
19:55
Speaker 1: sort of a Democrat, and she does not like the
19:58
Speaker 1: slanted news coverage. She will clean up CBS News. You'll
20:01
Speaker 1: see a mutiny, You'll see a lot of people leave.
20:04
Speaker 1: He has done this with CBS now. He's trying to
20:07
Speaker 1: get Warner Brothers Discovery, which would include CNN. He would
20:12
Speaker 1: then clean up CNN. He saw Musk do it with Twitter.
20:15
Speaker 1: He cleaned up Twitter. It was the most biased left
20:18
Speaker 1: wing censoring, crazy place, banning Trump, banning conservatives. Musk bought it,
20:25
Speaker 1: cleaned it up. So you'll see CBS get cleaned up next.
20:27
Speaker 1: And if he gets a hold of CNN, you'll see
20:31
Speaker 1: that get cleaned up. Let's go to Joanne in New Jersey. Joanne,
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Speaker 1: how you doing?
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Speaker 2: Yeah?
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Speaker 5: Hi?
20:37
Speaker 2: Are you familiar with jimash the singer from Kazakhstan who
20:41
Speaker 2: played messas Square Going last night?
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Speaker 1: Yeah?
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Speaker 6: Yes, What do you think be the next Michael Jackson?
20:48
Speaker 1: No? No, you got a little at least good, but
20:52
Speaker 1: you still got a ways to you don't. It's it's
20:54
Speaker 1: like everybody was the next Beatles, now everybody's the next
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Speaker 1: Michael Jackson. It doesn't really work that way. Let's go
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Speaker 1: to Richard and Bayshore. Richard, how you doing?
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Speaker 9: I'm doing well? Marked this when the total value of
21:06
Speaker 9: all the savings from the upcoming shutdown cuts or tallied,
21:12
Speaker 9: I think a good political move would be to apply
21:15
Speaker 9: some portion of that money right away to an increase
21:18
Speaker 9: in the cola that's coming for Social Security. Make it
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Speaker 9: a bonus cola. And this way people can see what
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Speaker 9: their money can be used for instead of all this nonsense.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I know, there's a lot of plans. But also
21:29
Speaker 1: with the deficit, the trade deficit, money, the tariff money,
21:33
Speaker 1: let's talk about both these things. Take that money. Let's
21:36
Speaker 1: talk about a rebate check. Send every body, well it'd
21:40
Speaker 1: be everybody, like under two hundred thousand a year. Send
21:42
Speaker 1: everybody a check for five thousand dollars. Now, some are
21:45
Speaker 1: arguing with Trump, don't send these rebate checks. Pay down
21:48
Speaker 1: the deficit with it, pay down the debt with it.
21:51
Speaker 1: I think people rather have the check. We were always
21:54
Speaker 1: going to have this debt. We live with it. You
21:56
Speaker 1: can pay it down. Yeah. Bill Clinton brought the debt
22:00
Speaker 1: on almost the deficit down to nothing. But it just
22:03
Speaker 1: pops right back up. But you will get something. You
22:07
Speaker 1: will profit heavily off the shutdown. Hey, when we come back,
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Speaker 1: we'll talk to Michael Goodwin next. Lots to talk to
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Speaker 1: him about on seven to ten wor mister New York.
22:17
Speaker 1: He's on the Game, The mar Simone Show on seventeen
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Speaker 1: wor Well, Michael Goodwin, the finest columnist in America. You
22:26
Speaker 1: can read them every Sunday and every Wednesday in the
22:29
Speaker 1: New York Post. All his columns are up on the
22:31
Speaker 1: New York Post website. Michael Goodwin, how you doing.
22:35
Speaker 4: Good morning, Mark?
22:36
Speaker 1: Thank you? Hey. What was that famous saying the Palestinians
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Speaker 1: never miss an opportunity, to miss an opportunity?
22:43
Speaker 3: Ah?
22:43
Speaker 4: Yes, one of my favorite lines, and I think we
22:48
Speaker 4: could say with confidence it seems to be applying here
22:52
Speaker 4: in the current situation.
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Speaker 1: So I don't know you've disagreement. It's I think it's
22:59
Speaker 1: the best you could get right now. And congratulations of
23:02
Speaker 1: President Trump for pushing it. But we've done this way,
23:05
Speaker 1: haven't we been down this road before? And it never
23:08
Speaker 1: holds up.
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Speaker 4: Well, Look, I think the even line that you mentioned
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Speaker 4: is certainly applies. The Palestinians and the Hamas in particular,
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Speaker 4: want to be the skunk at the garden party here
23:26
Speaker 4: when you have so many endorsers of this deal, enthusiastic
23:31
Speaker 4: endorsers Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Egypt, even cutter, you would
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Speaker 4: think that would create the momentum. And certainly President Trump
23:42
Speaker 4: and Steve Whitcoffin Gared Koshner, who did the negotiations, thought
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Speaker 4: that they had pretty much a water tight deal twenty
23:53
Speaker 4: points and beginning with the hostage release and the broad agreemond.
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Speaker 4: I think Mark was with a great achievement, achievement in
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Speaker 4: and of itself, and Hamas meant what I believe was
24:08
Speaker 4: a false signal on Friday that it would it would
24:13
Speaker 4: move on the hostage release. It was ready to do that,
24:18
Speaker 4: and then it said but and the butt seems to
24:21
Speaker 4: go on endlessly. It is calling for renegotiating what looks
24:27
Speaker 4: to me like the heart of the deal. Otherwise. Now,
24:30
Speaker 4: I think a hostage release would be a great thing
24:33
Speaker 4: in and of itself if there were an exchange. But
24:38
Speaker 4: if that doesn't work, why would any of the other
24:42
Speaker 4: pieces of work, which ultimately get to disarmament of Hamas
24:47
Speaker 4: and civil administrators and no role for Hamas in the governance.
24:53
Speaker 4: So if they can't even complete the first step, there's
24:56
Speaker 4: no hope of them completing the other steps. So I
24:59
Speaker 4: think that that's why this thing has been bogged down
25:02
Speaker 4: and you get yet a new round of negotiations. I
25:06
Speaker 4: think that the Hamas strategy is just to negotiate this
25:11
Speaker 4: till everybody gets tired of it and then walk away
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Speaker 4: from it. I don't think they want peace. I don't
25:16
Speaker 4: think they want a settlement because it's the end of
25:19
Speaker 4: their power.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, even I guess the end result of
25:23
Speaker 1: all this thing would be a two state solution. Didn't
25:25
Speaker 1: We just try a two state solution for twenty years
25:27
Speaker 1: and look how it ended.
25:29
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, Gaza was a two state solution, right.
25:33
Speaker 4: It was a Palestinian state, and it became a terrorist state,
25:38
Speaker 4: and that's what it remains. And to the of course,
25:42
Speaker 4: great detriment and deaths of many civilians there who either
25:48
Speaker 4: went along or had no choice but to go along
25:51
Speaker 4: with the Hamas rule. And so we're coming up tomorrow, right,
25:55
Speaker 4: is the two year anniversary of October seventh. Horrors of
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Speaker 4: that day and all all of what we have witnessed
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Speaker 4: sins can be traced back to that decision by Hamas
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Speaker 4: to invade, to take the hostages, to slaughter innocent civilians
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Speaker 4: month mostly of the twelve hundred Israelis they killed, most
26:17
Speaker 4: of them were civilians. And so this is the fruits
26:21
Speaker 4: of that poison tree. And Hamas doesn't seem ready to
26:25
Speaker 4: let go.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, Well, we'll see what happens, It's gonna be an
26:29
Speaker 1: interesting week with that. Hey, let me ask you about
26:31
Speaker 1: the mayoral race this. You know, it looks like people
26:34
Speaker 1: are starting to think when Adams dropped out, half those
26:38
Speaker 1: votes might go to Cuomo and half might go to Mamdani.
26:42
Speaker 1: And there's this myth that if Curtis drops out, suddenly
26:44
Speaker 1: Cuomo will get all those votes. Most of these Curtis
26:47
Speaker 1: voters are not going to Cuomo. They'll pretty much just
26:49
Speaker 1: stay home. What do you think?
26:53
Speaker 4: Look, I think that Cuomo probably benefited more from the
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Speaker 4: Atoms withdrawal, or will I should say when the votes
27:03
Speaker 4: are actually tabulating. I mean Adams was running at about
27:08
Speaker 4: ten percent in the polls. Half of that, of course,
27:11
Speaker 4: will be five points for Cuomo. I suspect it'll be
27:15
Speaker 4: more than that because it won't just be the Adams voters.
27:19
Speaker 4: But I think the net effect of Adams dropping out
27:24
Speaker 4: is it makes Cuomo look like has an easier path
27:31
Speaker 4: to the election. Now, obviously you're right that if Fleawah
27:36
Speaker 4: stays in and he's there's no reason to think he's
27:39
Speaker 4: going to change his mind. Yet I still think it's
27:42
Speaker 4: going to end up with Mam Donnie winning. There's no
27:45
Speaker 4: way that either one of them can top mom Donni
27:50
Speaker 4: who I think alone, because I think he's probably got
27:55
Speaker 4: a floor of somewhere around forty percent, and so people
28:00
Speaker 4: are going to divide the remaining sixty percent. Neither one
28:03
Speaker 4: of them is going to get there the way it
28:05
Speaker 4: looks now.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. Now the other thing is, you know, uh de Blasio,
28:09
Speaker 1: people like that get elected because you got eighteen percent
28:12
Speaker 1: twenty percent turnout and just the uh the left turns out.
28:15
Speaker 1: If you could get back to the good old days
28:17
Speaker 1: of seventy five eighty percent turnout, don't you think that
28:20
Speaker 1: could make a difference.
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Speaker 4: Well, yes, a turnout could could swamp the you know
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Speaker 4: all these predictions. I mean, it is worth noting marked
28:30
Speaker 4: that when Rudy Giuliani and David Dinkins had their rematch
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Speaker 4: in nineteen ninety three, where Giuliani won, there were on
28:42
Speaker 4: the order of one point eight to one point nine
28:45
Speaker 4: million votes cast. In more recent and more recent elections,
28:50
Speaker 4: there have been one point one million votes. Think about that.
28:54
Speaker 4: The city has grown dramatically since nineteen ninety three, by
28:59
Speaker 4: probably close to a million people, and yet the voting
29:04
Speaker 4: totals are still far less. And so if you were
29:07
Speaker 4: to get a big turnout, that the perils of a
29:12
Speaker 4: big turnout are that there's enthusiasm, more enthusiasms for Mom
29:17
Speaker 4: Donnie than there is anyone else, and so a big
29:21
Speaker 4: turnout could could actually mean more Mam Donnie voters. So
29:25
Speaker 4: I think absent a two person race, Mam Donni looks
29:31
Speaker 4: like inevitable from this point of view.
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Speaker 1: Well, we'll see what happens. The only thing that could
29:36
Speaker 1: change the course of things might be the debate October sixteenth.
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Speaker 4: That's true, And look, I think Cuomo has done a
29:44
Speaker 4: better job of He's been more active and jumping on
29:49
Speaker 4: these things with Mam Donnie. Some of the things Mamdani.
29:52
Speaker 4: You know that the Post covered today of Mamdani with
29:55
Speaker 4: the Ugandan leader who hates gays, you have, you know,
30:00
Speaker 4: with the whole issue of globalizing into fada. So there's
30:06
Speaker 4: just there's just a lot. There are a lot of
30:09
Speaker 4: ghosts or in Mam Donnie's closets, and I think they
30:13
Speaker 4: could really hurt him, and I think Cuomo is doing
30:15
Speaker 4: a better job of bringing them out and seizing on
30:18
Speaker 4: it and highlighting it. So it really as a warning
30:23
Speaker 4: to Mam Donnie voters. Look, this is what you're buying
30:26
Speaker 4: this is this is the guy you're supporting. Really you
30:29
Speaker 4: want this guy? Uh, particularly the young people on the left.
30:33
Speaker 4: I mean you want to you want to get you
30:35
Speaker 4: want to be in bed with some guy who who
30:38
Speaker 4: who hangs around the people who hate and persecute gays?
30:41
Speaker 4: Is that Is that what the New Revolution is about?
30:44
Speaker 4: I don't think so. So. I think the question is
30:48
Speaker 4: can Mam Donnie survive what's probably going to be a
30:52
Speaker 4: NonStop attack for the next month.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, Michael Goodwin, great stuff. You ever go read
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Speaker 1: his comments in Yesterday's New York Post. It's up on
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Speaker 1: the website about Hamas and Israel. It's a great column
31:03
Speaker 1: and you can read them every Sunday every Wednesday in
31:06
Speaker 1: the New York Post. Michael Goodwin, thanks for being.
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Speaker 9: With us my place for Mark.
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