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Joe Tacopina | Defense Attorney Updates Listeners on the Luigi Mangione Case & More · Sid & Friends In The Morning

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Speaker 1: So I get this video from Trump, and louis a
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Speaker 1: bit of a wise ass.
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Speaker 2: He's like, what are you gonna send to five hundred people?
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Speaker 2: Don't be stupid? Okay, he said it to the four hundred.
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Speaker 1: So I mean, I can't play it the whole thing
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Speaker 1: live on the air or on my social media till
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Speaker 1: October twenty second, which is my actual Hall of Fame
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Speaker 1: induction day. So we took forty seconds played it on
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Speaker 1: the air. But Takapina was one of the people I
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Speaker 1: sent it to. And Takapina, believe it or not, is
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Speaker 1: probably the number one person that I would have to
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Speaker 1: think in terms of what has become this really unpredictable,
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Speaker 1: unbelievable relationship with President Trump. Because good morning Abraham Hamra Hawaii, buddy,
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Speaker 1: I love you too, because remember I voted against Trump
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Speaker 1: in twenty sixteen of vote for Hillary. Now I came
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Speaker 1: along quickly, and I told Trump that with Bernard got
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Speaker 1: rest his soul and again, congratulations to Melanie McGirk, Bernie's
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Speaker 1: beautiful daughter getting married October the tenth, and Carol and
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Speaker 1: the whole family. And I told Trump on air, I
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Speaker 1: brought it against somebody loved him, so we started to
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Speaker 1: repair the relationship then, but we really weren't close. And
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Speaker 1: then Trump called Takapina to represent him in the Egene
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Speaker 1: Carol case of the album Brayer case. After get Tacapina
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Speaker 1: did two of them and did a great job on both.
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Speaker 1: Mind you, great job, asked Todd Blanche. And then when
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Speaker 1: Takapino went down tomorrow Lago to talk to the President,
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Speaker 1: he brought me up. And that was the beginning of
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Speaker 1: what we have now, which is Trump's sending me videos
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Speaker 1: videos to congratulate me on the Hall of Game induction
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Speaker 1: and later on today I'll be in Nashau County with
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Speaker 1: a bunch of very important people, and you can bet
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Speaker 1: your bottom dollar that.
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Speaker 2: President Trump will point me out and make a big
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Speaker 2: deal about it. So I guess, tac I guess I
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Speaker 2: gotta thank you, right for sure?
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Speaker 3: You do. I mean, look, I put this this story together.
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Speaker 2: You really did?
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Speaker 3: You really? By the way, yeah, I almost was scory.
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Speaker 3: I mean, like, so, where did we're having dinner with Marlogo, me,
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Speaker 3: the President, a few of his his people, and and
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Speaker 3: two of his press people, Stephen Chung, And then there
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Speaker 3: was also Boris there.
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Speaker 2: And also wasn't wasn't his son Eric there, Eric.
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Speaker 3: Tung, Eric was there all, so, yeah, the whole So
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Speaker 3: we were just having dinner and I was like, this
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Speaker 3: is my moments, like this guy on sick because we
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Speaker 3: talked about it. I said, you know, he loved you,
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Speaker 3: and I knew he would, and I knew how support
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Speaker 3: you were of him, and how much actually for the
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Speaker 3: New York audience. And they've become that and now nationally syndicated,
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Speaker 3: so it doesn't matter. But I said, you gotta go
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Speaker 3: with my friend Sid. Sure, you gotta. He's amazing, he
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Speaker 3: loves you, he's great, and he's he's a staunch and
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Speaker 3: he starts talking to me and his press guys looked
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Speaker 3: at me like they were going to take their state
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Speaker 3: knives and shove it. And I got a little if
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Speaker 3: you got to go stark and go directed to the
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Speaker 3: boss and that you gotta go around and yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 3: I get.
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Speaker 1: I can see Steve Jung and Boris Epstein saying that, well, yeah,
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Speaker 1: I know, well the best part of the story was
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Speaker 1: not the best part. But you what called me on
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Speaker 1: the way to the airport. You go, I gotta ask
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Speaker 1: you something. I go, wait a second, you want the
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Speaker 1: way to the airport. You've already made up your mind.
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Speaker 1: You go, no, that's true. But I'm on the way
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Speaker 1: to see Trump. Am I doing the right thing? That's
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Speaker 1: I'll never forget that, because, honestly, Joseph, you showed me
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Speaker 1: a tremendous amount of respect. You're calling me at five
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Speaker 1: in the morning on the way to the airport to
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Speaker 1: ask me, Am I doing the right thing by going
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Speaker 1: down there?
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Speaker 2: Of course I said yes, because I love Trump. But
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Speaker 2: that was really cool too.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, no, And that wasn't Believe me, it wasn't the
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Speaker 3: easiest decision because it was a business decision in part, right,
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Speaker 3: think of who all represents Rock Nation and you know,
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Speaker 3: all the people who are the greatest Trump fans whatever,
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Speaker 3: But with some business decision. But you know, he'd asked
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Speaker 3: me and represented and ask me to represent him for
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Speaker 3: some time, and I was finally like, all right, you know,
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Speaker 3: let me go take a meeting, let me go see
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Speaker 3: this about. And we hit it off at that meeting,
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Speaker 3: and and you know, we we we literally decided on
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Speaker 3: past forward, but I included doing that pat forward. So
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Speaker 3: I wanted to make sure that that you scared my boy.
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Speaker 3: And by the way, it was a great thing for
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Speaker 3: him too, you know, he really is Obviously there's no
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Speaker 3: radio show that supports him like you do. And he
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Speaker 3: has a platform to say where he wants to say
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Speaker 3: in this show, which is cool and but more importantly
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Speaker 3: for you, it gives you the recognition that that really
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Speaker 3: you deserve.
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Speaker 2: And I send you the video. How cool was that thing?
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Speaker 3: Come on? That was so cool? Man? It was so cool.
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Speaker 3: But you know, as I said to you, remember what
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Speaker 3: I said to you, and that responds to that video, like, yeah,
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Speaker 3: this is really cool. But forget that, I'm proud of
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Speaker 3: you on your own, you know, not because Prump said
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Speaker 3: would be. I'm proud of you because of what you accomplished,
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Speaker 3: what you've done and how you really, honestly, I want
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Speaker 3: to say surpassed, and so you know you and I
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Speaker 3: started with right, I wanted it was every week his
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Speaker 3: weekly studio guests, you in there doing his sports and
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Speaker 3: having being a sidekick and having some fun. But I think, really,
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Speaker 3: where your show is on now is is really and
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Speaker 3: he's one of the greats. And I personally think you
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Speaker 3: you've you've eclipsed. So that's a that's a big statement.
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Speaker 3: Thank you. Now, Now that being said, that was all
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Speaker 3: a little love this Now, what is wrong with you?
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Speaker 3: That was Whiskey Myers. Okay, that band, Whiskey Myers no
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Speaker 3: terrible the following the Whiskey Marks. But more importantly, they're
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Speaker 3: one of the best modern answers to the question what
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Speaker 3: happened in southern rock? Right? They're not a country band.
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Speaker 3: They sit with them brothers intersect. So you know, Skinner
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Speaker 3: has been always my favorite band all the time, ever, ever, ever, so,
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Speaker 3: I've always been a Skinner fan. Sothern rock right, I
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Speaker 3: love the Black Bros. I love the Dead because the
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Speaker 3: deads a little different day, a little of everything. Right,
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Speaker 3: But Whiskey Myers if you take to listen to them,
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Speaker 3: And by the way, they were a live concert band.
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Speaker 3: They're not a studio band. They really are a live
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Speaker 3: concert band. They are phenomenal. They actually blew up on Yellowstone.
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Speaker 3: They were the music on the Yellowstone that show, right said, yeah, yeah.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I never miss it. I stopped watching that show
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Speaker 1: when Kevin Kosher left. Not that I love kemn Kosha
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Speaker 1: that much, but I thought he was the glue to
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Speaker 1: the show. But I love that show. They were on
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Speaker 1: that show all the time.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, they were in the bar. Scenes they were the
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Speaker 3: band in the bar. Oh. This band's been around for
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Speaker 3: a while, like fifteen years, and they have a whole
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Speaker 3: fallen brother alive. I don't think there's been a lot
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Speaker 3: Dan than Whiskey Myers. They're they're different. They're not just like.
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Speaker 2: Where where are they out of what? Uh? Texas?
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Speaker 3: Okay, Whiskey Myers, Okay, all right, And they're Americans. A
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Speaker 3: lot of the songs. The song we just play it's
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Speaker 3: called John Wayne, Okay. They have a song called frog
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Speaker 3: Band in honor of his friends who are Navy seals.
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Speaker 3: So it's it's really it really is. Okay. They're just
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Speaker 3: like if you like anything to do with the Alman
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Speaker 3: Brothers or Skinnered. I love Whiskey Myers.
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Speaker 2: Okay, I brought in you just you just sold me.
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Speaker 2: Very good job.
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Speaker 1: You just saw me. I bought in. I love the
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Speaker 1: Almond Brothers, I love Leonard Skinnered. I like what these
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Speaker 1: guys stand. Well, Whiskey Myers, I bought in. You know
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Speaker 1: you talk about the Navy Seals.
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Speaker 2: I went to the Yankee game on was it Tuesday night?
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Speaker 1: I think, and with all my boys Keith Cantcher, which
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Speaker 1: you know the same guys. We have dinner with Joseph
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Speaker 1: Anthony Colne, those guys, Mark Orange or Brad Wasserman. And
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Speaker 1: you know, last time I went to the Yankee game,
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Speaker 1: they always have somebody famous and Randy Levine sweet, he's
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Speaker 1: the president.
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Speaker 2: He's a terrific guy, great guy.
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Speaker 1: Last time I was there, it was just a couple
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Speaker 1: of days after the nixt one and Jalen Brunson and
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Speaker 1: Josh Hort we're inside this suite which.
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Speaker 2: Was amazing a couple of nights ago. You know, it's
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Speaker 2: in the.
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Speaker 1: Suite Robb O'Neil, the man that put the bullet right
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Speaker 1: between the eyes of Osama bin Laden.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, so they say so, he says.
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Speaker 1: You know, it's some funny who say that. So many
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Speaker 1: people had the same reaction you just had.
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Speaker 3: You know what, here's the thing, here's the thing. I'm
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Speaker 3: not taking anything away from Robb O'Neil or any of
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Speaker 3: those Seal Team six members. Okay, they're Tier one operators
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Speaker 3: and they're you know, along with the Rangers and the
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Speaker 3: Delta Force, and you know, they're the best we have
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Speaker 3: in our military. Butt But but the problem people from
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Speaker 3: the Ranger Regiment in general have with Seals is we say,
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Speaker 3: you know, when the Seals go to a grocery store,
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Speaker 3: they bring their press agent with them, you know, so
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Speaker 3: it's always a book. There's always a story. This guy's
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Speaker 3: you know, he left right after that. Rob and neil
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Speaker 3: left the military right after that and began writing books
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Speaker 3: and becoming a celebrity. A lot of seals don't like
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Speaker 3: him for that reason. A lot of seal feel and
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Speaker 3: again i'm not opening, but a lot of seals and
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Speaker 3: military people don't like him because they said, okay, so
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Speaker 3: he capitalized on this and he just left the military
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Speaker 3: if that was his You know, if you're a seal,
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Speaker 3: especially Seal Team's six seal and and that's your gig
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Speaker 3: in life, you don't leave to go start a media
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Speaker 3: circuit telling books. Now a lot of people say, he, yeah,
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Speaker 3: he shopped in lot and he was right dead. The
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Speaker 3: first guy through the door was not O'Neil, and that's
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Speaker 3: the guy who Any seal on that team who's spoken publican,
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Speaker 3: there's mostly still spoken publicans because that's not what Special
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Speaker 3: Operations Forces people do. You don't go out there and
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Speaker 3: to talk about your compliment accomplishments for your missions. They're
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Speaker 3: all secretive right, Okay, So so he did, and he's
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Speaker 3: taking claim for something where a lot of the people
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Speaker 3: who were with him that night, not me, I wasn't okay,
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Speaker 3: but the people with him that night say not so fair.
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Speaker 3: I heard this, I know, and so I'm not taking
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Speaker 3: anything away from him.
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Speaker 2: So he was, you're kind of well, you're making an
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Speaker 2: argument that he didn't do it.
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Speaker 3: I'm gonna say what his teammates have said, which is
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Speaker 3: he he didn't kill bin Laden. Okay, he shopped in
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Speaker 3: lott I was dead, so that some of the teammates.
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Speaker 1: So are you going to be mad? But I know
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Speaker 1: I heard the same things. I know what you heard
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Speaker 1: the same thing. But I am saying that I don't
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Speaker 1: believe them, and I do believe rob one'll kill But
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Speaker 1: don't say to be mad at me if I'm friends.
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Speaker 2: With them, or.
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Speaker 3: To me, he's still hero. He's a seal, he did
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Speaker 3: something great, right. I'm not a big fan of the
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Speaker 3: guys in the Seal teams or or Delta Push anyone
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Speaker 3: else whould go out and write books and capitalize on
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Speaker 3: their service. I guess I get I get that the
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Speaker 3: quintessential guy who's done it and be still a hero
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Speaker 3: but again, a lot of the guys on his team,
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Speaker 3: not not not people who knew him on his team, right,
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Speaker 3: don't him Some of them heard it, of course, they
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Speaker 3: think he's capitalized and something that's not even true and
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Speaker 3: distorting the fact.
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Speaker 2: Now, you're right, that's a true story.
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Speaker 3: You know, Take that for what it's worth.
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Speaker 2: No, I've heard it over the years, and there's a
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Speaker 2: lot of them. You're right. I did think of you
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Speaker 2: this week when Pete Heckshath kind of vote a confidence
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Speaker 2: from president. But did think of you. I don't know
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Speaker 2: if you like that that much.
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Speaker 3: I like that. Well, you know right now, all munitions,
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Speaker 3: it was a war going. How's he who's the running
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Speaker 3: the army right now? We have no chief of defty
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Speaker 3: army in the middle of the war. I mean, I
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Speaker 3: don't know. We had the greatest general in our error
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Speaker 3: by far, you know, the Monday General who's now in
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Speaker 3: the private sector because you know, he takes something like
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Speaker 3: I don't know to tell you, I'm not going to
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Speaker 3: repeat all this stuff again. Oh I know, But how's
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Speaker 3: it going? How's going right now? I mean that's all
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Speaker 3: I say.
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Speaker 1: Do All right enough, let's get this something a little
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Speaker 1: closer to home than Tehran, and that is New York City,
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Speaker 1: where Luigi Mangione is always in court. I don't know
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Speaker 1: why it's funny because he's never going to see the light.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, he's never going to see the light of day.
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Speaker 2: We know that. He's also not going to get the
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Speaker 2: death penalty. We know that.
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Speaker 1: So whether he gets a hundred years or one hundred
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Speaker 1: and forty years or one hundred and eighty years, they're
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Speaker 1: on the fighting and he wants cam in the courtroom.
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Speaker 1: He's an yist and he wants this and he wants
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Speaker 1: to well, what are they even what are they even
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Speaker 1: talking about here? Tell me, I know the deffense is
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Speaker 1: talking about double jeopardy.
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Speaker 2: What does that mean exactly?
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Speaker 3: Okay? So the jeopardy means you can't be tried for
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Speaker 3: the same crime twice. Okay. And and here's the here's
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Speaker 3: the key element here, meaning he's charged with federal court,
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Speaker 3: he's charged in state Cork. But they are different charges. Okay.
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Speaker 3: The federal guilty plea does not automatically. So people are saying, oh,
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Speaker 3: if you please guilty in federal court today, Okay, the
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Speaker 3: state case is finished. A federal guilty plea does not
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Speaker 3: automatically equal double jeopardy. Under the Constitution of the United States,
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Speaker 3: Supreme Court's dual sovereignty doctrine permits the federal government in
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Speaker 3: a state to prosecute the same time that because they
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Speaker 3: are separate sovereigns. Right now, passing that the real battleground
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Speaker 3: becomes New York. Right, the New York Law, not the
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Speaker 3: Fifth Amendment. Okay, So New York gives broader bunch of
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Speaker 3: border protections than the federal Constitution does, and for specifically
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Speaker 3: prohibits prosecution after another jurisdiction is prostituted an offense arising
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Speaker 3: from the same act of final transaction. Well, you would think, well,
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Speaker 3: that's a story, right, one one killing, one victim, one act.
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Speaker 3: But New York has also built exceptions into the statute.
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Speaker 3: For your listeners to understand this, it's it's really where
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Speaker 3: the DA has a serious argument. Even if you please
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Speaker 3: guilty today, they can still go forward with their case
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Speaker 3: because New York woths from it's a second prosecution when
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Speaker 3: the offenses have what's called substantially different elements and the
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Speaker 3: acts establishing them are clearly distinguishable. Right, So what do
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Speaker 3: you have here? You have in one case, a federal
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Speaker 3: swalking statugy is cargo federally stalking resulting in the death.
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Speaker 3: It's not simply New York murder. It's with a federal
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Speaker 3: label stopt on it. So it's a different element, different time,
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Speaker 3: same victim, same ultimate death. Do not necessarily mean the
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Speaker 3: same offense. And that's, you know, obviously, the defensive shortage
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Speaker 3: argument here is rhetorical meaning it's the same person, the
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Speaker 3: same act, the same ultimate death, same end of story.
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Speaker 3: Not so fast, so interesting.
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Speaker 1: I gotta tell you, I'm sitting here and I'm listening
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Speaker 1: to every word you're saying.
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Speaker 2: I'm learning, which is great.
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Speaker 1: That's why you're so great on every body. And I
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Speaker 1: didn't know all of that, so I learned a lot.
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Speaker 1: Just how I just you know, for me, Joe so
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Speaker 1: By watch what's going on with him.
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Speaker 2: And then right afterwards, they've.
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Speaker 1: Got a pre trial hearing for Alex Murdoch, I guess
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Speaker 1: down in South Carolina.
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Speaker 2: And then in a.
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Speaker 1: Couple of days maybe we'll see Tyler Robinson again, the
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Speaker 1: guy accused of murdering Charlie Kirk. And I always say
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Speaker 1: to myself, why don't we spend so much time talking
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Speaker 1: about these losers?
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Speaker 2: This is exactly what they want. It's kind of like
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Speaker 2: me talking about Curtis Sleevell. This is exactly what these
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Speaker 2: people want.
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Speaker 1: Some of these people do these awful acts just to
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Speaker 1: do just to get.
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Speaker 2: The attention that we often give them.
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Speaker 3: Why do we do that because we can't help ourselves.
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Speaker 3: It's like we all bause what we see a terrific
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Speaker 3: bre sit on the other side of the highway, right,
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Speaker 3: We much trainers who can't turn away. And and that's
14:02
Speaker 3: this is sort of a part of this is also
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Speaker 3: a little different, right, this is the justice system, and
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Speaker 3: this is what do we watch movies that that have
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Speaker 3: to do with killings and murder and murder mysteries and
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Speaker 3: we love it as a society, we love it. We
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Speaker 3: don't want to participate in And hopefully you know this
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Speaker 3: psychopathia and then which a lot of us have said,
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Speaker 3: you and I are definitely falling into that category. But
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Speaker 3: doesn't mean we're murderers, right right, the psychopathia with with
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Speaker 3: without the distinction of being a murderer, you could be Look,
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Speaker 3: here's one thing I'll say, what probitis that can make
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Speaker 3: the psychopath dangerous? Fearlessness, confidence, emotional detachment, focused resilience can
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Speaker 3: also make an otherwise discipline and social responsible person exceptionally
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Speaker 3: effective under pressure. That's you know. I read a book
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Speaker 3: about this, both The Wisdom of Psychopaths and also I'm
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Speaker 3: saying this and said, oh my god, I'm a psychopath,
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Speaker 3: but not a bad psychopath, like not killing, right, I
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Speaker 3: have that lilimity and sort of you to to have
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Speaker 3: discipline and social responsibility. But pilies that make a psychopath dangerous,
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Speaker 3: the fearlessness pops, the emotional detachment right executing mission, the
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Speaker 3: focus of resilience. I think I shipped all those boxes definition.
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Speaker 3: Oh my god, this is so hot.
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Speaker 2: So this is so hot.
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Speaker 3: I'm not sorry.
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Speaker 2: But the way you talk.
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Speaker 3: About this, I think I have poll with you right now.
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Speaker 3: But it's not in the horrible way. There's people should
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Speaker 3: there's a book out the Wisdom of Psychopaths like ken.
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Speaker 2: No, they're just ready.
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Speaker 1: But here's the fascinating You are a psychopath, so am I,
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Speaker 1: but you're not a sociopath.
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Speaker 2: There's a big difference here. That's a difference.
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Speaker 3: It's a fact, and that's a fact, right right, So look, anyway,
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Speaker 3: that's why we watch these things. I mean, but this
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Speaker 3: this is an interesting case obviously, but.
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Speaker 1: It's kind of like, it's kind of like, why you
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Speaker 1: It's kind of like, while you still watch the Mets,
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Speaker 1: same thing.
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Speaker 3: And by the way, that should be the textbook definition
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Speaker 3: of psychopathia, being a Mets fan watching Mets thinking next
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Speaker 3: year is the year we're gonna win, right years the
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Speaker 3: year my dad. I still have my dad saying, don't
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Speaker 3: worry Joseph. Next year when Joe young Blood was our
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Speaker 3: best player, don't love him, don't worry next year. Next year.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, well we'll say this on the way out.
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Speaker 1: I did watch a little bit last night of Your Raiders,
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Speaker 1: and I saw the Heisman Trophy award winner and number
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Speaker 1: one pick overall champion out of Indiana, Fernando Mendoza.
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Speaker 2: Looks like you got the quarterback for the future.
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Speaker 3: That kid look great last He's phenomenal. I got to
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Speaker 3: know him a little bit Miami. You know, the NATS
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Speaker 3: championship game and married Crystobal, who is you know, is
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Speaker 3: a friend of mine, Bok and go to Miami. Knows
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Speaker 3: his father very well. When those who grew up in Miami,
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Speaker 3: his father and crist Ball are very close. It's it's
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Speaker 3: you know, it's crazy that actually he didn't come to Miami,
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Speaker 3: but he christ Bal said, this kid is the real, real,
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Speaker 3: real deal, not only to the town standpoint, from an
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Speaker 3: IQ intellect standpoint, and from look at how he conduct himself.
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Speaker 3: He even called Tom Brady mister Brady like he's he's
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Speaker 3: so different than the modern Dague quarterbacks, like that Jalen
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Speaker 3: with his name the quarterback of the.
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Speaker 1: Hurts Daniels hurts. Oh no, Jaydon Daniels in Washington, right,
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Speaker 1: So he.
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Speaker 3: Doesn't want to you to use his imaginny Wolve because
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Speaker 3: they his number to another place. He's a dead piece
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Speaker 3: of junk, the great sounds player of all time. Other
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Speaker 3: people have played with fifteen Florida since he left. Tim
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Speaker 3: Tebo's still Let's Florida, use and sploit, do anything they
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Speaker 3: want to get people there.
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Speaker 1: Right, But but no one's going to compare the person that
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Speaker 1: Jayden Daniels is to Tim. Tim loves Jesus. I love
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Speaker 1: Tim Tebow. He's great, one of my favorite people.
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Speaker 2: I love him.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, well no, the great. I mean that's if you
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Speaker 3: could have an athlete, that's who you want the guy
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Speaker 3: does Tim Tebow, yep, Tim tebel and success and just
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Speaker 3: a good human being. Boy, we missed. We've used a
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Speaker 3: few more Tim Tebo's out there that.
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Speaker 1: Is well said, perfect right in this conversation. You two
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Speaker 1: a few more Joe Tacopinas, couldn't hurt you. The Joseph
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Speaker 1: another amazing segment. I love you have yourself an amazing
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Speaker 1: weekend and everybody you'll kick ass. Thank you so much,
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Speaker 1: Joe Tacopina right there, the amazing defends attorney, your buddy
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Speaker 1: of mine going on forty nine years.
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Speaker 2: Forty nine years, Joseph Tacopina.
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