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Hour 2: McDonald's new burger. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Talking about everything you care about. Mark Simones on w R. Well,
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Speaker 1: it just ran into Curtis in the hallway. It's a
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Speaker 1: little strange. I mean, it's nice, it's good, but it
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Speaker 1: was like the old days of the old classic WABC
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Speaker 1: years ago. We do all work together. It was all
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Speaker 1: in one place. We were all working. It was me
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Speaker 1: and Curtis and Sean Hannity and Rush Limbaugh and who
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Speaker 1: else was it. Bob Grant of course was there and
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Speaker 1: Mark Levin all in one place. So Curtis is on
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Speaker 1: now with Larry Mente every morning from six to ten
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Speaker 1: here on wo R Now, and it's great stuff. And
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Speaker 1: you know, it's tough when you haven't been on every
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Speaker 1: day for how long has you not been on the campaign?
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Speaker 1: It's got to be like five months, six months gets
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Speaker 1: very tough, especially with a morning show. You know, it's
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Speaker 1: it's it's grueling. You're getting up like at three to
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Speaker 1: four in the morning. But he told me he started
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Speaker 1: a couple of weeks ago getting back in shape, in
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Speaker 1: other words, setting an alarm clock for three or four
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Speaker 1: in the morning. But you know Curtis, he never sleeps.
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Speaker 1: He'll sleep like a couple hours at night. So here's
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Speaker 1: the other thing McDonald's, the Big Arch. This is the
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Speaker 1: latest thing for McDonald's. It's a big, huge, juicy it's
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Speaker 1: it's it's sort of like a Big Mac, but much
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Speaker 1: much better. Big Mac too much bread. The bread to
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Speaker 1: meat ratio is off on the Big Mac. You don't
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Speaker 1: need that middle bun. So this is a better meat
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Speaker 1: to bun ratio. But the Big Arch it's a big,
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Speaker 1: huge version of that with more stuff in it, like
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Speaker 1: onions and stuff like that. So I finally had one Friday,
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Speaker 1: the Big Arch. Now you saw the CEO of McDonald's
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Speaker 1: make that clumsy, awkward video where he's eating it. The
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Speaker 1: Big Arch excellent. It was great. It's actually delicious. It's
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Speaker 1: really really good. You can go to any McDonald's now.
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Speaker 1: They've tried this out in other countries. They finally unveiled
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Speaker 1: it in the US. Should be every McDonald's that has
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Speaker 1: it right now, go in and try a Big Arch.
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Speaker 1: It was delicious, it's huge, it's juicy, it's the bun
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Speaker 1: is different from the Big Market's, a much much higher
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Speaker 1: quality sort of bun. It is great. Now, I notice
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Speaker 1: it says for a limited time, which means they're giving
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Speaker 1: themselves some wiggle room if it bombs. So you know
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Speaker 1: they do that on Broadway. They'll say opening for a
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Speaker 1: limited run, that's because they're not sure it's going to work.
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Speaker 1: And then oh, a limited run only twelve weeks, and
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Speaker 1: that wave of bombs they close in twelve weeks, and
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Speaker 1: then they can say, well, we always said it was
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Speaker 1: just a limited run, but that wave it's a big hit.
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Speaker 1: The I'll keep it going forever. So that's what's going
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Speaker 1: on with the Big Arch. So go out and get one.
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Speaker 1: Let's keep this thing around. It was really really good.
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Speaker 1: Rupert Murdoch big birthday party Saturday night he turned ninety five.
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Speaker 1: Rubert Murdoch ninety five years old, still going strong, still
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Speaker 1: going to work every day, still doing well. Big, big,
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Speaker 1: big birthday party at the Grill. That's the old four
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Speaker 1: Seasons on the fifty second Street. See Bob Kraft was there,
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Speaker 1: Tony Blair, Cardinal Dolan, Barry Diller, Jerry Jones, Robert Craft,
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Speaker 1: Jessica Tish, Andrew Lloyd Weber, and Hugh Jackman. Jackman and
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Speaker 1: Murdock have been great friends for years. In fact, later
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Speaker 1: in the evening, Hugh Jackman sang New York New York.
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Speaker 1: He sang flying me to the Moon from Trump World.
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Speaker 1: Well it was Jared Kushner and Avanka Trump. Now you know,
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump and Murdock have had an on again, off
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Speaker 1: again love hate relationship. But the President is also suing
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Speaker 1: Murdoch for something. I can't remember what, but some coverage
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Speaker 1: but the President sent a video wishing Murdoch a happy birthday.
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Speaker 1: It was his ninety fifth birthday. Roger Goodell was also there,
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Speaker 1: but the Trump video was a big hit, apparently introduced
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Speaker 1: by Brett Behar, and then President Trump calling a Murdoch
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Speaker 1: one of a kind and legendary, praised them for courage,
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Speaker 1: vision and determination, saying you change the world. You know,
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Speaker 1: think about that if there hadn't been a ruper Murdoch,
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Speaker 1: think about that. What would the world be like if
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Speaker 1: there had been no Fox News? If it didn't exist,
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Speaker 1: you'd be totally dependent on crazy left wing stuff MSNBC
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Speaker 1: and CNN and all that stuff. You'd be totally totally dependent.
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Speaker 1: There'd be no Fox News. And they got to figure
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Speaker 1: Newsmax is pretty good, but you got to figure, had
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Speaker 1: Fox News not open that door, Newsmax would have never
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Speaker 1: been possible. So he's right, Murdoch did change the world.
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Speaker 1: He probably saved journalism. At least now you can get balance.
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Speaker 1: You got to go to two different places, but you
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Speaker 1: can at least get balance. Had you been totally dependent
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Speaker 1: just on mainstream media when Trump came along, it would
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Speaker 1: have been a real, real problem trying to get You
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Speaker 1: wouldn't be able to get any straight news. Right now,
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Speaker 1: if you watch the nightly news on the networks, if
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Speaker 1: you watch the Sunday shows, all you think is the
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Speaker 1: Ran war has been a total disaster. We're losing. It's
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Speaker 1: all over, We're doing nothing but blowing up schools and children.
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Speaker 1: You'd get a totally false impression. It's actually probably the
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Speaker 1: most successful war effort ever in history. You got that
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Speaker 1: during the Iraq War. Forget whether it was right or wrong,
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Speaker 1: but in the opening weeks, if you're watching the news,
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Speaker 1: the mainstream media, all they tell you was a disaster.
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Speaker 1: We were bogged down, we were that our supply lines
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Speaker 1: were cut off. Well you have this meantime, It turned
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Speaker 1: out in reality it was the fastest armored advance in
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Speaker 1: the history of warfare, with the fewest casualties. All sorts
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Speaker 1: of records were said, same thing. Here, we've degraded ninety
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Speaker 1: five percent of offensive capability in just the first nine days.
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Speaker 1: Ninety five percent in nine days. It's now diet in
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Speaker 1: the day ten. By the end of the day or tomorrow,
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Speaker 1: it'll probably be one hundred percent. I'll have no offensive capability.
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Speaker 1: So we had to Waltz the ambassador on the Sunday
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Speaker 1: shows trying to defend things.
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Speaker 2: He wants to see leadership in Iran that no longer
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Speaker 2: threatens the United States or allies in the region, that
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Speaker 2: isn't attacking civilian airports, ports, shipping terminals, hotels and lashing
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Speaker 2: out in the way that it is that can't hold
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Speaker 2: energy supplies hosted.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and think about it, forty seven years of that.
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Speaker 1: It's all a forty seven years of killing Americans, threatening
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Speaker 1: death to America, forty seven years of this guy, and
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Speaker 1: forty seven years of every Democrat from Hillary to Obama,
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Speaker 1: everybody saying we'll go after Iran, We're going to get there,
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Speaker 1: going to straighten out in Iran. We're nobody ever doing a thing.
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Speaker 1: That's why they're furious, Furio. They can't believe Trump actually
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Speaker 1: did something that they promised for years to see. They
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Speaker 1: promise all these things and they never actually do them.
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Speaker 1: But here's Trump actually doing it. So they're furious because
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Speaker 1: also remember every campaign they promised to do something about Iran.
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Speaker 1: By him fixing this, you know, every campaign they also
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Speaker 1: promised to close the border. By him fixing that, he's
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Speaker 1: taking away their campaign promises. This is the stuff they
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Speaker 1: always run on. But by fixing the problem and making
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Speaker 1: it non existent, they lose a couple of campaign promises.
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Speaker 1: Here's more, Watson.
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Speaker 2: This is ending a forty seven year war that Iran
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Speaker 2: began in nineteen seventy nine. That day began under Jimmy Carter.
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Speaker 2: President Trump is taking bold, decisive action to end it.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, now ground troops. I don't think they'll ever be
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Speaker 1: in ground troops. But you got to say, and he
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Speaker 1: said a couple of times, well we may have to
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Speaker 1: send ground trips. You always leave that option open, and
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Speaker 1: you always say you will, just to just to let
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Speaker 1: that stick in the enemy's head. You don't ever want
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Speaker 1: to say, well, we'll never do this. You never tell
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Speaker 1: an enemy that. Flying back from Miami Air Force One,
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Speaker 1: the President asked about it, would.
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Speaker 3: There be possible for very good reason, have to be
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Speaker 3: very good reason. And I would say, if we ever
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Speaker 3: did that, they would be so decimated that they wouldn't
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Speaker 3: be able to fight at the ground level.
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Speaker 1: Now, shouldn't we have a rule that if you interview
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Speaker 1: the president on Air Force One, you don't do it
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Speaker 1: right next to the engine, so that when he's talking
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Speaker 1: all years, you can't hear a thing when he's talking.
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Speaker 1: This is an excursion.
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Speaker 3: We figured out prices will go up, which say will
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Speaker 3: they'll also come down.
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Speaker 1: They'll come down. It's not like he's in a washing machine.
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Speaker 1: I don't know why they do that. It's Air Force one.
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Speaker 1: You think they could find a quiet bought to do that. Now,
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Speaker 1: when he says we're going to crank it up, Pete
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Speaker 1: hags as he already said, this is nothing. We're gonna
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Speaker 1: They're going to intensify our efforts. Well, what does that mean? Well,
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Speaker 1: there's new there's a whole new series of bombers that
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Speaker 1: will be coming into the war probably this week. Uh,
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Speaker 1: there's the B one Lancer. They got all these different
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Speaker 1: bombers that are much much, much much bigger. There's one
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Speaker 1: American bomber that can carry twenty four missiles. It can
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Speaker 1: reach speeds of nine hundred miles an hour. They're already
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Speaker 1: in the UK staging there ready to go into battle
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Speaker 1: the B one Lancer and other bombers of this type.
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Speaker 1: They also have advanced radar and GPS systems that can
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Speaker 1: hone in on targets. Even better, they can carry the
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Speaker 1: largest convention conventional payload of guided unguided weapons in the
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Speaker 1: whole United States military. So you're going to see these
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Speaker 1: bombers start to take over and do incredible damage. Now,
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Speaker 1: Democrats of course going crazy, acting like lunatics out in
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Speaker 1: the street, protesting in defense of the Ayatola that he
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Speaker 1: shouldn't have been removed or killed. Imagine that the protesters
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Speaker 1: protesting the death of a guy who killed more protesters
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Speaker 1: than anybody in the world. They took a vote in
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Speaker 1: the Congress about reaffirming that Iran was a terrorist sponsor,
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Speaker 1: was the biggest sponsor of terrorism in the world, and
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Speaker 1: they wanted to vote just you know, to make that
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Speaker 1: clear that Iran was a terrible sponsor of terrorism. So
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Speaker 1: the vote, they did this three years ago, and the
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Speaker 1: vote was four hundred and twenty to one. Four hundred
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Speaker 1: and twenty one person voted in favor of Iran. Well,
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Speaker 1: this time around three years later, fifty three Democrats voted
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Speaker 1: in favor of Iran, including AOC and Omar and all
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Speaker 1: the squad people. They voted in favor of Iran. Trump
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Speaker 1: derangement syndrome just driving them absolutely nuts. Hey, some Epstein news. Now?
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Speaker 1: Was Epstein murdered or was it suicide? It's been officially
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Speaker 1: declared a suicide, But a lot of people, including me,
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Speaker 1: thought he was murdered from the beginning, because the whole
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Speaker 1: thing was suspicious, the whole It was a Sunday night.
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Speaker 1: They have surveillance cameras everywhere all of us. Sudden, all
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Speaker 1: the surveillance cameras went out for an hour. We don't
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Speaker 1: know what the guards were up to. And the people
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Speaker 1: have thought he was murdered. They believe what happened was
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Speaker 1: somebody arranged a whole plot. And this has done all
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Speaker 1: the time. You can kill people in prison. You've seen
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Speaker 1: it happen a million times on TV and movies where
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Speaker 1: the mob whoever they got enough influence, the bribe enough
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Speaker 1: guards and bribe enough prisoners so that it's arranged that
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Speaker 1: the guards will all disappear for a few minutes while
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Speaker 1: somebody goes in and kills the guy. It happens all
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Speaker 1: the time in prisons. It's been done many times. So
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Speaker 1: did that happen to Epstein? Well, that's what people believe,
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Speaker 1: that the guards left some door open and disappeared and
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Speaker 1: looked the other way. There's a couple of guys in
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Speaker 1: that Manhattan Correctional facility, rough, tough guys that you know,
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Speaker 1: if you were the mob or whoever, you'd hire those guys,
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Speaker 1: those prisoners to go kill Epstein. So that's what a
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Speaker 1: lot of people believe. Now they officially ruled at a
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Speaker 1: suicide and all of that. Hey, and also remember this prison,
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Speaker 1: this Manhattan Correctional Center that the FEDS used. This prison
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Speaker 1: has had a history of very very bad guards who
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Speaker 1: were corrupt. A couple of them were indicted a few
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Speaker 1: years ago. A couple of them went to prison. It's
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Speaker 1: happened before. And you'll notice since the Epstein event, the
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Speaker 1: US Attorney doesn't use that prison anymore. After that, when
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Speaker 1: it was Gallaine Maxwell or p Diddy or whoever, they
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Speaker 1: started sticking them in the Brooklyn Correctional Center using the
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Speaker 1: Manhattan one. So maybe they know something we don't. Maybe
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Speaker 1: it is that bad. Well, something has come out now
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Speaker 1: over the weekend. It turns out they're investigating this. One
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Speaker 1: of the Epstein prison guards, all of a sudden was
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Speaker 1: making mysterious cash deposits into her bank account, a five
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Speaker 1: thousand dollar cash deposit ten days before, and it looks
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Speaker 1: like there were a few other cash deposits totally about
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Speaker 1: twelve thousand dollars. And they also noticed the woman has
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Speaker 1: a sixty two thousand dollars range Rover that she's driving.
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Speaker 1: That's pretty tough on a guard's salary. But the FBI
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Speaker 1: is looking into this and they see all these mysterious, huge,
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Speaker 1: large cash deposits to this prison guard's bank account. They
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Speaker 1: also find out that this guard, after Epstein was killed
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Speaker 1: in the next hour, was googling him online trying to
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Speaker 1: see if anything came out about it. So suspicious Google activity,
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Speaker 1: suspicious deposits coming into account. This investigation is going on.
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Speaker 1: You may find out that Epstein was murdered. It's very
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Speaker 1: very possible that he really was murdered. We'll see where
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Speaker 1: this investigation goes. Hey, we'll take some calls in a minute.
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Speaker 1: Eight hundred three two one zero seven ten is the number. Hey,
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Speaker 1: we're losing some of our best department stores, you know,
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Speaker 1: sax Neman Marcus. It's all the same owner. Now they're
14:31
Speaker 1: closing all over the place. The last Sackson Long Island
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Speaker 1: just closed, or it was just announced it will close.
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Speaker 1: Walt Whitman Mall, it's closing. Once it closes, there's no
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Speaker 1: more Sacks anywhere on Long Island. Westchester Mall and White
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Speaker 1: Plains Name and Marcus just announced they're closing in May.
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Speaker 1: That'll be the end of it. That's the big anchor
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Speaker 1: store of the Westchester Mall in White Plains. When you
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Speaker 1: drive by, that's the first thing you see, that big
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Speaker 1: Nemen Marcus sign closing. What's going on in there? Nothing
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Speaker 1: I don't know, closing. And by the way, the Westchester
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Speaker 1: Mall if you're listening the son No Mall in Norwalk.
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Speaker 1: Some of you malls. Stop with the parking where you
15:14
Speaker 1: charge people to park. Let everybody park for free. Your
15:18
Speaker 1: malls are dying. People don't go there anymore. It's empty.
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Speaker 1: I was walking through the Westyester Mall. Half the stores
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Speaker 1: are empty. Stop charging people. It's not even the money,
15:28
Speaker 1: it's the inconvenience of getting out, you know. Take the
15:31
Speaker 1: Walt Whitman Mall, Long Island, now that's a big parking lot.
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Speaker 1: You just drive in, park, get out of your car,
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Speaker 1: leave them all, get in your car, just drive away
15:40
Speaker 1: that Westchester mall. You gotta have a ticket. You gotta
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Speaker 1: wait the gate. You got to stick it in the gate.
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Speaker 1: And if you don't want to pay there, you got
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Speaker 1: to pay before you get in your car. You pay
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Speaker 1: in the machine. You got to take out your credit
15:52
Speaker 1: that Sono mall. You gotta you can't. I don't even
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Speaker 1: think you can use a credit card. You have to
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Speaker 1: download the app. You have to put in the app.
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Speaker 1: You have to. You should be bet. You should be
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Speaker 1: paying people ten bucks to come into the mall, not
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Speaker 1: charging them ten bucks to park there. Anyway, we'll take
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Speaker 1: some calls. Next eight hundred three to two to one
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Speaker 1: zero seven to ten.
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Speaker 4: Mister New York Mark zimone, he's on seven ten woor.
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Speaker 1: Well, that's take some calls. Eight hundred three to two
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Speaker 1: one zero seven ten is the number. Let's go to
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Speaker 1: Stuart in South Carolina. Stuart, how you doing, hey?
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Speaker 4: Mark?
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Speaker 5: You know, when talking about Epstein, it reminds me of
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Speaker 5: Vince Foster. Remember Hillary's good buddy she brought up to
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Speaker 5: work and then throw them under the busy. Supposedly, committed
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Speaker 5: suicide in the park is the only murder or suicide
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Speaker 5: supposedly that the Park police ever worked. They've never worked
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Speaker 5: another one other than that one and the Epsteine. It
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Speaker 5: reminds me of the same thing. Too many things went
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Speaker 5: wrong at the same time. It just makes absolutely no
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Speaker 5: sense whatsoever.
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Speaker 1: Well, you know, you think, how many people do you
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Speaker 1: know have committed suicide? I think I known maybe two
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Speaker 1: or three in my whole life. Yeah, the Clintons have
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Speaker 1: known like eighty seven people have committed suicide.
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Speaker 5: Well, the Arkansas flu is very contagious, so you don't
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Speaker 5: cross the Clintons or you will die of the flu.
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Speaker 1: All right, thanks for recalling. Let's go to Mike in Florida. Mike,
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Speaker 1: how you doing. Good morning, Mark, Yes, Mike.
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Speaker 4: On the air again.
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Speaker 6: I wish them all the best.
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Speaker 5: You seem to have an inside track on these things.
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Speaker 5: Why aren't the Republicans passing to save Act?
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Speaker 4: What's going on there?
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Speaker 1: Well, they'll get it done. You know, nobody's getting anything
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Speaker 1: done right now. It's a mess right now, but they'll
17:42
Speaker 1: get it straight now in a few weeks. And then
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Speaker 1: it's the problem is you know, obviously these Democrats are
17:48
Speaker 1: a disaster in Congress. These Republicans are pretty much a
17:51
Speaker 1: disaster in Congress too. You know, any Republican you really
17:54
Speaker 1: like in Congress.
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Speaker 6: No, they're awful.
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Speaker 5: And here's a guy who's given them everything.
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Speaker 6: They've said they wanted for the last forty years.
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Speaker 5: Trump comes in and goes, I'm giving it to you,
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Speaker 5: and they said, no, no, we don't really want it.
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Speaker 6: Not it's s ticky, we don't want it. I don't
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Speaker 6: understand why they would resist them.
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Speaker 1: You got to remember their politicians. You know, you watch
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Speaker 1: Trump and sometimes he seems crazy with what he's doing,
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Speaker 1: But what he's doing is what business people do. Take action,
18:16
Speaker 1: do something every second, get something. Politicians talk to make
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Speaker 1: a speech, well thanks for calling. You know, if you
18:24
Speaker 1: got a bunch of businessmen to run the government, everything
18:28
Speaker 1: would be different. Take a look at New York with
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Speaker 1: this budget of one hundred and twenty billion a year
18:33
Speaker 1: New York City, the budget of the city should be
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Speaker 1: about forty billion a year. If you put a couple
18:37
Speaker 1: of business guys in there, in about two seconds, they'd
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Speaker 1: figure out how to get rid of all the waste
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Speaker 1: and the fraud and the bloat. Let's go to John
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Speaker 1: and Norwalk, John. How you doing?
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Speaker 6: I'm good, Mark, How are you?
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Speaker 1: I'm good?
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Speaker 6: Good, Good Mark? Stop it. I was very concerned about
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Speaker 6: the fact that I just I had heard I think
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Speaker 6: it was a couple of days ago that the Iotola's son, Yeah,
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Speaker 6: was selected by the whoever.
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Speaker 1: The assembly of experts have selected the iotolas son to
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Speaker 1: take over. Yeah.
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Speaker 6: And it's like, that's really pissing me up.
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Speaker 1: But I don't worry about it. Don't worry about it.
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Speaker 1: The iotolas son has been elected the new leader. He's
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Speaker 1: as bad as the Iotola, very hardline guy. I'm ensure
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Speaker 1: his insurance company immediately has canceled his life insurance policy.
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Speaker 1: If you had the bet on this guy being alive
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Speaker 1: on March thirty first, what would you he is the
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Speaker 1: new leader. If he's there a week from now, I
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Speaker 1: would be shocked. Let's go to Vincent and Brooklyn. Vincent.
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Speaker 7: How you doing, Good morning, Mark, Good morning Mark. If
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Speaker 7: anyone believes that Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide in the joint,
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Speaker 7: I have a bridge to sell you that connects Manhattan
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Speaker 7: to Brooklyn. The New York Post did an explosion once
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Speaker 7: again on that prison, and they had pictures of that
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Speaker 7: prison cell. No way, especially with igor who was in
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Speaker 7: the cell, who was in the joint for committing for murderers. Mark,
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Speaker 7: Democrats around the world are all the same. They all
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Speaker 7: have Trump the rangement syndrome. In Italy over the weekend
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Speaker 7: there was a big brew haha created by the Democrats
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Speaker 7: because Trump sent Georgia Maloney a letter of thanks for
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Speaker 7: her support and their friendship and this, that and the other,
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Speaker 7: and it was on the news and the Democrats want
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Speaker 7: her to appear before the legislature explaining does this mean
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Speaker 7: that Italy is going to go to war alongside of
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Speaker 7: the United States. Now, the United States on the Adriatic
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Speaker 7: coast and elsewhere in Italy has a naval and air
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Speaker 7: force base. And in fact, here and there, when Obama
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Speaker 7: closed one of the submarine bases in Sicily, the town
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Speaker 7: went belly up because the town's income was furnishing the
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Speaker 7: supplies for the submarine. Leave that that was over there.
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Speaker 1: That happened here.
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Speaker 7: Wait, thinking about Italy, Mark, you spoke about the Big Arch.
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Speaker 7: They tried it out in Italy six months ago and
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Speaker 7: it's a huge, huge hit. I saw it six.
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Speaker 1: Months Big McDonald's new Big Arches, excellent Vincent I want
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Speaker 1: to go try one and report.
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Speaker 7: Back to definitely out doubt and what they're doing.
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Speaker 1: Is well, Vincent, we got to go for the news.
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Speaker 1: But thanks for calling everybody, go try the big arch.
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Speaker 1: I want to review from everybody. I thought it was great.
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Speaker 1: Uh hey, coming up next, the greatest polster in the world,
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Speaker 1: John McLaughlin. Where does everybody stand in the polls? We'll
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Speaker 2: Now back to the Marximo Show on wo R.
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Speaker 1: Well, whenever you see these poles, you read these poles.
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Speaker 1: These are these junk polls, these fake polls, These college
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Speaker 1: John McLaughlin, how you doing, Oh, I'm.
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Speaker 4: Doing well, Mark, pleasure to be on the phone with
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Speaker 4: you again.
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Speaker 1: Great to have you on. So I don't even know
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Speaker 1: where to start. Let's take mom, Donnie, this crazy commie
22:53
Speaker 1: and his wife who's clicking like on October seventh, awful
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Speaker 1: Holocaust things. How does this happen? We didn't have this
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Speaker 1: twenty years ago, but these kind of people could get elected.
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Speaker 1: What is out there in the population that's getting these
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Speaker 1: people elected.
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Speaker 4: Well, it's not necessarily the population as much as the
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Speaker 4: media coverage. Because you remember the first storm where eighteen
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Speaker 4: people died in the snow or whatever, you know, and
23:20
Speaker 4: people were shoveling at their own streets. The media coverage
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Speaker 4: was not really negative. He did do a better job
23:26
Speaker 4: maybe in the second snow, But you know the story
23:29
Speaker 4: what you're talking about, where his wife might have liked
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Speaker 4: things that terroristed on October seventh in Israel. It really
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Speaker 4: hasn't been the big story. You know. It's among conservative
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Speaker 4: outlets that to talk about, right Sarah. You might read
23:43
Speaker 4: about the New York Post, you might hear about it
23:45
Speaker 4: on Fox News, you talk about it, talk ready to
23:47
Speaker 4: talks about but the mainstream media is not carrying it,
23:50
Speaker 4: and they've given him a honeymoon and he's benefiting from that.
23:53
Speaker 4: And what's more serious is you know, like over a
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Speaker 4: week ago, you know, some police officers got called to
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Speaker 4: was it Washington Park or something where because of the
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Speaker 4: snowball fight and they attacked the police with snowballs and
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Speaker 4: ice and one of them had to go to the
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Speaker 4: hospital and he said, it was just a small snowball fight, right,
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Speaker 4: And now you've got a situation this weekend where yeah,
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Speaker 4: there was a there was a guy who I'd never
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Speaker 4: heard of before, some some what they call influencer, conservative
24:23
Speaker 4: influencer and on social media was protesting outside of Gracie
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Speaker 4: Manson and then they had these quote unquote counter protesters
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Speaker 4: come and initially the mayor said they that they threw
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Speaker 4: a snow a smoke bomb or something like that, and
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Speaker 4: then media on Saturday night was reporting them as counter protesters,
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Speaker 4: but there were really islam assists and of the two
24:45
Speaker 4: of them got arrested because it seems they had they
24:48
Speaker 4: threw makeshift bombs that didn't go off, and then god
24:52
Speaker 4: they didn't go off because they were built where it
24:54
Speaker 4: could have caused a lot of damage for a lot
24:55
Speaker 4: of people, including the police officers that tackled them to
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Speaker 4: to arrest them, and the mayor was just smoke bombs
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Speaker 4: and his own police commissioner were saying, this could have
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Speaker 4: been really serious, and you know, so, so what I'm
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Speaker 4: saying is the voters in New York City, in New
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Speaker 4: York State, and the New York City media market are
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Speaker 4: not getting the facts from the media and they're giving
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Speaker 4: Mondami a honeymoon. And through social media and other you know,
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Speaker 4: cross pressures, unconventional media, the truth is getting out and
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Speaker 4: people are getting concerned, They getting worried about it, and
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Speaker 4: I you know, it's going to create a problem for
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Speaker 4: the governor because she's up for you know, reelection. Issuear
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Speaker 4: in full disclosure, I work for Bruce Blakeman, and Bruce's
25:43
Speaker 4: got the potential to beat her. And I think because
25:47
Speaker 4: Mandami has gotten this honeymoon in spite of the fact
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Speaker 4: that he wants to raise property taxes ten percent in
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Speaker 4: New York City, in spite of the fact he's now
25:57
Speaker 4: talking about they're floating the idea of uh charging everybody
26:02
Speaker 4: for parking on the streets. So so if you if
26:05
Speaker 4: you're in Queen's or Brooklyn or Style and you have
26:08
Speaker 4: a you want to park in front of your home,
26:10
Speaker 4: you make it. You know, they're floating the idea that
26:12
Speaker 4: they're gonna make you pay a parking toll or something
26:15
Speaker 4: like that. And because he can't up until election day,
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Speaker 4: hucals trying to resist his, uh, his entreaties to her
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Speaker 4: to raise taxes because you know he wants to. They
26:27
Speaker 4: want to raise taxes. Mondombie wants to pay for free
26:30
Speaker 4: childcare where it's going to cost what thirty six thousand
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Speaker 4: dollars for every two year old to go to daycare,
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Speaker 4: full daycare or whatever. You might as well send him
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Speaker 4: to Sunni or Tune. He sent them to college for
26:41
Speaker 4: that amount of money. It's cheaper in New York State.
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Speaker 4: So uh, you know there's a lot of things going
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Speaker 4: wrong right now.
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Speaker 1: Well, Bruce blake Bruce Blakeman would be a much better
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Speaker 1: governor than Kathy Ogle. Bruce Blakeman common sense. Uh, And
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Speaker 1: he's proven himself as a governor of Nasau County's done
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Speaker 1: a brilliant jobs. So but what chance does he have
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Speaker 1: poll wise, electric wise?
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Speaker 4: Oh well, stay tuned, because I mean, Bruce, at this
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Speaker 4: point in time in twenty twenty one, he was down
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Speaker 4: twenty four points to the incumbent Kent executive in Nassau County.
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Speaker 4: He ended up winning on a Mexic on a message
27:19
Speaker 4: of fighting crime and lowering taxes. And if there's any
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Speaker 4: state that needs taxes lowered for affordability, a New York state.
27:27
Speaker 4: And over a week ago he ran a statewide campaign
27:31
Speaker 4: about lowering the utility bills because he says he can
27:33
Speaker 4: cut the utility bills in half because New York State
27:36
Speaker 4: is getting destroyed with these mandates on the climate change
27:41
Speaker 4: and other things where the government regulations have artificially increased
27:46
Speaker 4: our utility bills and people, you know, it's been a
27:49
Speaker 4: cold winter and people are getting tough utility bills. But
27:52
Speaker 4: that's just one example of affordability. But the other is
27:55
Speaker 4: the taxes, taxes in New York for the amount of
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Speaker 4: government spending they have, and got doctor Roz saying he's
28:01
Speaker 4: going to investigate mediciate fraud in the state and uh
28:05
Speaker 4: it seems to be pretty significant. So uh so it's
28:08
Speaker 4: it's there's ways to make New York State a lot
28:11
Speaker 4: more affordable. And Bruce is the type of person because
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Speaker 4: he's proven his record, as you said, as Nasal County executive,
28:16
Speaker 4: he's he not only stopped tax increases, but he cut taxes.
28:20
Speaker 4: But when he took office, and he hasn't raised taxes since.
28:24
Speaker 4: And then uh and and uh he's hired hundreds of
28:27
Speaker 4: law enforcement officers at in Nassau County. Uh, unlike New
28:31
Speaker 4: York City where they're five thousand shorter ready, and they're
28:35
Speaker 4: talking about, you know, not hiring more police and uh
28:38
Speaker 4: at the time where you know, now, with what's going
28:41
Speaker 4: on and ran and overseas, you've got to be concerned
28:44
Speaker 4: with terrorist activity.
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Speaker 1: So Bruce is a much much, much better debater. So
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Speaker 1: but how important, how crucial is the debate to winning?
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Speaker 4: I think it would be. I think it would be
28:54
Speaker 4: a huge benefit to Bruce because he's done a very
28:56
Speaker 4: good job. But we'll see. She's she's not going to
28:59
Speaker 4: agree that she's trying to when Bruce was. She hasn't
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Speaker 4: agreed to anything yet about debating.
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Speaker 1: But you have to you have to agree, don't you
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Speaker 1: to a debate?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I'm sure, I'm sure she I'm sure she'll
29:13
Speaker 4: be pressed at some point to do that. But she
29:15
Speaker 4: didn't respond to Bruce is talking about utility rates and
29:19
Speaker 4: being able to cut them in hands. She didn't respond
29:21
Speaker 4: so she she's been ignoring it. And uh you know,
29:25
Speaker 4: if anything, they've flowing the idea that some of their
29:27
Speaker 4: climate change regulations have gone too long, gone of course
29:31
Speaker 4: too much. So uh so I think I think you
29:34
Speaker 4: know this. It's it's only just the beginning of March.
29:36
Speaker 4: There's plenty of time, and New Yorkers know it. And
29:40
Speaker 4: you know, you got one side that wants to raise taxes.
29:43
Speaker 4: And how can you talk about affordability where you're talking
29:46
Speaker 4: about raising corporate taxes that of course jobs to leave
29:48
Speaker 4: New York and there's been enough of that recently. Or
29:51
Speaker 4: you're talking about raising you know, a millionaires tax. We'll
29:54
Speaker 4: find out we're all wealthy at some point. And the
29:56
Speaker 4: mandomie's putting the pressure on him because he wants to spend.
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Speaker 1: About corporate tax What that is is tariffs, Democrat tariffs happen. Hey,
30:04
Speaker 1: before we run out time, we don't got a minute left.
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Speaker 1: If I asked you right now what Republican's chances are
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Speaker 1: in the midterms, does that mean anything, because it's going
30:12
Speaker 1: to be a whole different world in four months.
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Speaker 4: Well, you know right now, again, be very honest. We
30:19
Speaker 4: put out we put out polls in the end of September.
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Speaker 4: Part of me the end of January. Last September, we
30:26
Speaker 4: were ahead for most of the year. The Republicans let
30:28
Speaker 4: in the generic vote for Congress. You know, in October
30:32
Speaker 4: we were head forty six forty four, but at some
30:36
Speaker 4: point in November it went one point Democrat. And the
30:40
Speaker 4: poll that we put out in uh late January early
30:44
Speaker 4: February had the Democrats up by three on the generic ballot.
30:48
Speaker 4: So the Republicans need to go play offense on the issues.
30:52
Speaker 4: Just like the President's State of the Union was great, Yeah,
30:55
Speaker 4: I mean he got the he elevated heroes, he gave
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Speaker 4: medals people there. Democrats can bring themselves to applaud for
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Speaker 4: real American heroes. And at the same time, when he
31:06
Speaker 4: asked them to stand up if you think, you know,
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Speaker 4: we should treat American citizens better than the legal aliens,
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Speaker 4: and the Democrats couldn't do that. And then he even
31:16
Speaker 4: brought up the fact that when they voted against his
31:18
Speaker 4: tax cuts, they voted for tax increases. So the Republicans
31:23
Speaker 4: who need to have a contrast election need to point
31:27
Speaker 4: out that Democrats are for raising taxes, Democrats are forgiving
31:31
Speaker 4: their tax dollars to illegal immigrants. The Democrats are for
31:35
Speaker 4: you know, I mean this week, with what's going on,
31:37
Speaker 4: I ran you think some of these media outlets and
31:40
Speaker 4: some of the Democrats, you think they were almost rooting
31:43
Speaker 4: for Iran, and it's like, we really need to make
31:46
Speaker 4: sure they never get a nuclear weapon. And you know,
31:50
Speaker 4: that's what President Trump's doing. And it's a difficult thing.
31:54
Speaker 4: And God bless our men and women who are there
31:56
Speaker 4: in the Armed Service who are serving. Hopefully they're successful
31:59
Speaker 4: and they come back safe.
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Speaker 5: Well.
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Speaker 1: John McLoughlan, we're out of time, but great stuff. He
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Speaker 1: is the best polster in the world. And if you
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Speaker 1: want to check out his website, it's mclaughlanonline dot com.
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Speaker 1: Mclachlanonline dot com. John McLoughlin, great stuff, Thanks for being
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Speaker 1: with us. Thank you, Mark, I take care. Hey, I
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Speaker 1: Nancy Guthrie? Is that it? Have we forgotten about that?
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