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Hour 2: Investigating Mar-a-Lago. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Now the Mark Simone Show on seven tenor filling in
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Speaker 1: for Mark, here's Ken Rosato and.
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Speaker 2: So good to be with you. Happy on Friday, Oh,
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Speaker 2: And it's funny when you hear people say, like on Thanksgiving, oh,
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Speaker 2: this is one of the short years. You know, the
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Speaker 2: difference in terms of days between a short year meaning
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Speaker 2: where Thanksgiving falls in November versus a long year. It's
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Speaker 2: not sneak up. It's on the same date every year.
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Speaker 2: It's just that it feels like it does anyway. But
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Speaker 2: happy Hanukah. Were about what It's Sunday or month Monday,
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Speaker 2: to for the holidays. Mark is off today again. This
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Speaker 2: is Ken Rosato. Lots to talk about. Please excuse my laryngitis.
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Speaker 2: Tis the season for that, especially with the weather that
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Speaker 2: we had overnight and last night and right now. A
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Speaker 2: what confusion in the Brown University case. The suspect in
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Speaker 2: the Brown University mass shooting, Claudio Manuel Neves Valente, now
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Speaker 2: appears to have killed himself. Valente is a forty eight
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Speaker 2: year old former Brown student and Portuguese national. He was
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Speaker 2: found dead from self inflicted wounds at a storage facility
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Speaker 2: in Salem, New Hampshire. They believe he shot himself in
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Speaker 2: the head. They found him at the scene with a
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Speaker 2: satchel to firearms and evidence that matched the crime scene. Now,
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Speaker 2: investigators say they don't know why Valente targeted the university.
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Speaker 2: He went there apparently for a year in the early
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Speaker 2: two thousands. I don't know why he went back to
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Speaker 2: do what he did and why he would have shot
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Speaker 2: a students or two in this case, a number of students,
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Speaker 2: two of them died. But official say Valente is responsible.
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Speaker 2: That's what they believe, and that he also killed an
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Speaker 2: MIT professor at his Massachusetts home fifty miles north of Brown.
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Speaker 2: And they say they're still working on a motive, but
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Speaker 2: that he may have known this guy. They may have
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Speaker 2: studied in Lisbon, Portugal together. They may have even been
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Speaker 2: roommates at one point. Nevis was admitted into the US
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Speaker 2: legally under a very liberal diversity dv ie visa program
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Speaker 2: that appears to be totally out of control. It's also
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Speaker 2: called the Green Card Lottery. It was meant to diversify
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Speaker 2: the US, because clearly we are not a diverse nation.
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Speaker 2: Fifty five thousand people take part in this lottery each year.
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Speaker 2: But the Homeland Security Secretary Christinome now says that she
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Speaker 2: is recommending to President Trump that they scraped the program.
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Speaker 2: Of course, we'll find out more in the next few days.
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Speaker 2: The whole investigation has been rather sloppy by the folks
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Speaker 2: in Rhode Island, but we'll we'll see what they come
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Speaker 2: up with in the next few days. Seven ten wor
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Speaker 2: the Voice of New York. Hey, how about this, I'm
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Speaker 2: sure you heard this this week. The FBI did not
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Speaker 2: believe that agents had probable cause to execute a search
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Speaker 2: warrant at President Trump's mar A Lago estate in August
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Speaker 2: of twenty twenty two, that, according to internal records released
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Speaker 2: yesterday by Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley, actually wasn't yesterday, It
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Speaker 2: was Tuesday by Chuck Grassley and confirmed by FBI Director
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Speaker 2: Cash battel so Now. An ETBI official noted that agents
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Speaker 2: had spent six weeks trying to establish probable cause and
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Speaker 2: that they were counterproductive. Grassley also claimed that there are
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Speaker 2: emails and other documents proving that a miscarri of justice
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Speaker 2: occurred against Trump. You'll recall agents turned on their lights
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Speaker 2: and sirens before swarming the complex like there would be
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Speaker 2: people in there firing back at them or something. They
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Speaker 2: even entered first Lady Malania Trump's bedroom. They had a
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Speaker 2: shoot to kill order. So if any of the Secret
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Speaker 2: Service agents that were guarding Trump, because remember he was
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Speaker 2: the former president at that point from the twenty fifteen
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Speaker 2: to twenty sixteen election, there was a shoot to kill
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Speaker 2: order that was given by Merrick Garland. I mean the
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Speaker 2: man should be holed off in cuffs for that. This
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Speaker 2: is crazy. You don't have probable cause. And then instead
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Speaker 2: of saying go in there, peacefully. You give a shoot
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Speaker 2: to kill order, What is wrong with you? It's just
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Speaker 2: a sick man. The other thing they did, a professional
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Speaker 2: safe cracker later helped access items in Trump's office, broke
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Speaker 2: into his personal safe, and also apparently they rated baron
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Speaker 2: Trump's bedroom. They went through all his drawers as well.
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Speaker 2: Former President Joe Biden's Attorney General Merrick Garland ultimately the
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Speaker 2: one to sign off on the search over the objections
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Speaker 2: of a number of people at the FBI South Florida
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Speaker 2: US District. Judge Eileen Cannon later dismissed the case entirely,
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Speaker 2: ruling that special Counsel Jack Smith was never legally appointed
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Speaker 2: to begin with because he required congressional approval. But yet
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Speaker 2: they let him get away with five years. Five years
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Speaker 2: of spending over fifty million dollars of your taxpayer money
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Speaker 2: and literally haunting everybody who works for the Trump administration,
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Speaker 2: hurling accusations left and right. It nearly cost Trump the
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Speaker 2: twenty twenty four election, and yet nobody's being held a cannibal.
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Speaker 2: How the hell is that possible? Every one of them
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Speaker 2: should be locked up for this. This was all false,
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Speaker 2: and now that we know there was no probable cause
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Speaker 2: give me a break. They hauled Jack Smith before Congress
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Speaker 2: and he insisted, he insisted that he had evidence. But
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Speaker 2: when they asked him, well, what it's your evidence? Nothing,
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Speaker 2: ziltch zero nada. Nothing that's to borrow from the great
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Speaker 2: late Great Russia. Limba, he used to say, ziltch zero nada.
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Speaker 2: There was not one conviction made in five years. But
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Speaker 2: yet he bankrupt a number of people who had to
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Speaker 2: hire defense attorneys and literally burn through all their life
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Speaker 2: savings to do what to literally defend themselves for having
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Speaker 2: worked for the previous administration. This is obscene. That's why
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Speaker 2: when I hear the Democrats in quote unquote mainstream media
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Speaker 2: say that Trump is politicizing the Justice Department. Really, you
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Speaker 2: guys have a PhD in politicization. This is what you
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Speaker 2: did for years. You literally terrified people on the right
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Speaker 2: for years when there was no reason to do so.
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Speaker 2: And here you guys practicing the psychological method of projection.
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Speaker 2: You guys were the ones to actually politicize and actually
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Speaker 2: unjustly use the so called Justice Department against people who
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Speaker 2: were innocent. Remember all the times that Adam Schiff swore
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Speaker 2: to the press that he had groundbreaking evidence proving there
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Speaker 2: was Russia, Russia, Russia collusion against President Trump. He kept
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Speaker 2: promising to present the evidence, and he never did. All
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Speaker 2: the times he said he had this evidence, he never did.
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Speaker 2: Why did mainstream media never hold him accountable? Why did
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Speaker 2: they always run up to him like a bunch of
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Speaker 2: asses and stick Mike in his face? And anything he
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Speaker 2: said was gospel? Anything that Schiff said was gospel. And
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Speaker 2: then the people of California reward him by electing him Senator. Really,
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Speaker 2: the guy lied to you for all those years and
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Speaker 2: you elect him, Senator. Well, if there was so much
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Speaker 2: evidence shift the shift, why didn't you present it. This
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Speaker 2: is part of the strategy of the left. This is
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Speaker 2: part of Mao's little red book. It's all about painting
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Speaker 2: the other side. Even if you know it's bs, you
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Speaker 2: know it's a lie, just keep saying it over and
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Speaker 2: over again and eventually people will believe. That's the left's playbook.
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Speaker 2: Seven ten wr the Voice of New York Hen Rosatto
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Speaker 2: with laryngitis along filling in for the Great Marximon Today.
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Speaker 2: Our number is eight hundred three two one zero seven
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Speaker 2: to ten. Well, good to see that President Trump has
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Speaker 2: filed the lawsuit against the BBC for ten billion dollars.
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Speaker 2: Do we expect that he'll get ten billion? No, do
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Speaker 2: we expect he might get one hundred million maybe, And
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Speaker 2: you know, he'll do what he does best. He'll distribute
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Speaker 2: it to charities or maybe put it into his presidential library,
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Speaker 2: something that President Biden can't say that can be done
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Speaker 2: because he hasn't raised a penny for his presidential library.
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Speaker 2: And if you look at Obama's presidential library, they're basically
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Speaker 2: out of money and it looks like just the most
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Speaker 2: disgusting iceore ever. So Trump is going to have, I'm sure,
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Speaker 2: a gold dripping beautiful presidential library. And it's going to
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Speaker 2: be in downtown Miami. By the way, what a great location.
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Speaker 2: It's right by the river, right by the shore there
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Speaker 2: to Miami. Pardon me. This is the area near the
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Speaker 2: Freedom Tower that the Cubans revered so much. Cuban Americans
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Speaker 2: down there, it's just a great spot. So apparently the
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Speaker 2: British broadcaster BBC, they said that they had accidentally left
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Speaker 2: a mistaken impression that President Trump called for violent action
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Speaker 2: before the storming of the Capitol in twenty sixteen. Well
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Speaker 2: in a forty six page lawsuit filed in Miami federal court.
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Speaker 2: Trump accused the BBC of defaming him and violating Florida's
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Speaker 2: Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act. He demanded five billion
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Speaker 2: for each of two offenses that he says they violated.
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Speaker 2: The president's legal team said the lawsuit is meant to
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Speaker 2: hold the British network accountable for his for its wrongdoing,
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Speaker 2: and of course it'll send a message to all the
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Speaker 2: other leftist morons who do the same thing. You'll recall
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Speaker 2: what the BBC did. They edited together two separate portions
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Speaker 2: of President Trump's speech to supporters on j January sixth,
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Speaker 2: twenty twenty one, portions that were actually spoken nearly an
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Speaker 2: hour apart.
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Speaker 3: We're gonna walk down to the Capitol and I'll be
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Speaker 3: there with you, and we fight.
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Speaker 2: We fight like hell.
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Speaker 4: We're gonna walk.
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Speaker 2: Down to the Capital.
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Speaker 3: And we're gonna cheer on our brave senators and congressmen
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Speaker 3: and women.
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Speaker 2: Now do you think there's any difference there? They edited
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Speaker 2: together the first bite that we call it a bite
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Speaker 2: in TV and radio. The first sound bite, the first
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Speaker 2: sound bite with the edit makes it sound like we're
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Speaker 2: gonna go down to the Capitol. We're gonna fight fight, fight,
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Speaker 2: So in other words, we're not gonna accept the outcome
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Speaker 2: of the election. That's what that suggests. Meanwhile, what actually
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Speaker 2: was said was we're gonna march down, we're gonna do
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Speaker 2: so peacefully, and we're gonna cheer on our congressmen and women.
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Speaker 2: Quite a difference. But yet the scenario, the narrative that
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Speaker 2: was painted by the left for years was the Trump
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Speaker 2: started the riots and he wanted he wanted to overthrow
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Speaker 2: the government. None of that happened. None of that happened.
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Speaker 2: It was in their crazy leftist minds, and they kept
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Speaker 2: repeating the same lie among themselves and their leftist bubble,
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Speaker 2: and so this narrative became truth in leftist circles. Again,
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Speaker 2: as I mentioned in the last story, this is what
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Speaker 2: the left does. Tell a lie, and if it doesn't
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Speaker 2: exist formal lie, create a lie and say it over
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Speaker 2: and over and over and over again until the narrative
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Speaker 2: is bought, and even mainstream media starts repeating it as
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Speaker 2: if it's truth when it's not. Well, the BBC insists
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Speaker 2: there edit was not defamatory, it was an accident. Then
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Speaker 2: why'd you do it? Why did you need to edit
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Speaker 2: a twenty one second sound bite. If it was like
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Speaker 2: two minutes, I could see. I know there are time constraints.
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Speaker 2: It was twenty one seconds. Why would you need to
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Speaker 2: edit that. We use twenty one second sound bites and
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Speaker 2: TV and radio all the time. It was because they
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Speaker 2: were trying to paint the narrative, folks, And that is
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Speaker 2: why the BBC fired their two chief people, the two
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Speaker 2: people in charge of the entire network, who basically would
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Speaker 2: have had their job for life, but they got led
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Speaker 2: or I'm sorry, they resigned on their own. That was
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Speaker 2: translation for if you leave on your own, will give
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Speaker 2: you a million dollars and you could go live in peace,
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Speaker 2: or will fire you, take you to court and you
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Speaker 2: get nothing. So they left on their own. Well, the
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Speaker 2: edit was responsible for a false Democrat narrative. Like I said,
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Speaker 2: that nearly cost Trump the twenty twenty four election, and
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Speaker 2: it is disgusting that they did it. But they got
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Speaker 2: away with it until now. Hopefully they will lose this
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Speaker 2: lawsuit or settle out of court if they're smart, and
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Speaker 2: President Trump can give that money that he will get
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Speaker 2: to a good conservative charity. Seven to ten w o
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Speaker 2: R The Voice of New York A laryng Jeitick Ken
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Speaker 2: Rosatto in for the great Mark Simone today. I hope
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Speaker 2: Mark is enjoying his holidays. Ah, the two faced Kathy
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Speaker 2: vision my lips trying to get over the oversized caps
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Speaker 2: in my mouth right now. I'm sorry, that's mean. She's
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Speaker 2: getting tough on your behalf. Now. See she is now
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Speaker 2: demanding that con Edison explained to her why they are
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Speaker 2: warning customers there may be rolling blackouts through the year
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Speaker 2: twenty twenty six. She acts like this is a shock. Hey, Kathy,
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Speaker 2: how about when your liberal predecessor, Andrew Cuomo ordered the
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Speaker 2: perfectly fine functioning Indian Point Nuclear Power plant to shut
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Speaker 2: down without a replacement. That eliminated twenty five percent of
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Speaker 2: all the power generating capacity for the entire region. At
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Speaker 2: the same time, you open the floodgates to a million
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Speaker 2: illegals in New York, declaring New York a sanctuary state. Well,
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Speaker 2: guess what. A million people use a lot of resources.
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Speaker 2: They live in homes, taking away those homes from citizens
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Speaker 2: looking for place to live. They clog highways at times
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Speaker 2: day and night. Their kids jam our classrooms and cost
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Speaker 2: us billions in school breakfast, lunch, and dinner programs, and
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Speaker 2: guess what else, Kathy, They flush toilets what ken, Yes,
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Speaker 2: that adds to the pressure of our water and sewer systems.
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Speaker 2: If you don't believe me, ask a plumber. A building
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Speaker 2: has an approximated capacity of toilet flushes per apartment, and
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Speaker 2: when all of a sudden, there are three times that
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Speaker 2: number of people living in an apartment, that puts a
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Speaker 2: strain on the system. Too much water is drawn and
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Speaker 2: too much water is flushed. Then come the AI companies,
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Speaker 2: cloud storage facilities and tens of thousands of these liberal
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Speaker 2: electric vehicles plugging into charge up, and you get rolling blackouts.
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Speaker 2: Kafee duh. How about having the illegals go home to
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Speaker 2: wherever they came from and building more reliable nuclear or
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Speaker 2: fossil fuel electric generating power plants, Miss Buffalo, I mean
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Speaker 2: this is not brain surgery, folks. This is an easy fix.
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Speaker 2: These problems are caused by liberals, but they shrug their
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Speaker 2: shoulders and then immediately blame somebody else for what is
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Speaker 2: their own fault. I mean, the same thing happened in
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Speaker 2: New Jersey. The reason why we've had two years of
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Speaker 2: twenty percent power increases is because Governor Murphy and the
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Speaker 2: Democrats in Trenton order the shutdown of six perfectly good
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Speaker 2: power plants because they're evil fossil fuel and one of
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Speaker 2: them was a nuclear plant, So you order them shut
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Speaker 2: down before you have new green plants built. What do
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Speaker 2: you get your short power? Now? The demand is high
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Speaker 2: because of AI and cloud storage and all the illegals
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Speaker 2: eight hundred nine hundred thousand illegals in New Jersey too.
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Speaker 2: The demand is high, so the cost per kilo out
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Speaker 2: of electricity goes through the roof. This is why it's
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Speaker 2: not because we're part of this regional grid. The whole
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Speaker 2: grid is impacted when you add millions of people whom
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Speaker 2: you don't account for. But again, this is what the
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Speaker 2: Democrats do, and they guise it as compassion. Meanwhile, screw you,
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Speaker 2: you citizen, tax paying moron. Middle finger to you. Just
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Speaker 2: keep paying us, and keep electing us, and shut up
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Speaker 2: and mind your business and do what we tell you.
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Speaker 2: Keep voting Democrats, folk folks, and that's what you get.
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Speaker 2: Seven ten Woor, the Voice of New York It's former
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Speaker 1: This is the Mark Simone Show on seven ten. WOI
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Speaker 1: ben for Mark today. Here's Ken Rosatto.
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Speaker 2: Had a very good time to you, good holiday time.
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Speaker 2: Let's go right to our busy phones. Vincent and Brooklyn,
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Speaker 2: who I'm sure will give me a good tip on
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Speaker 2: what did you about my laryngitis?
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Speaker 2: Thank you and to you as well, Happy Holidaysry Christmas,
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Speaker 2: Happy New to you and your friend.
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Speaker 4: Well, what I would like to tell your audience is
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Speaker 4: beware of scams out there because and also download the
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Speaker 4: app from your banks because recently, my my checking account
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Speaker 4: was scammed in October, but I didn't get the printed statement.
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Speaker 4: It was scammed towards the end of October, but I
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Speaker 4: didn't get the printed statement until December one, a couple
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Speaker 4: of weeks ago, and I went what And I looked
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Speaker 4: on it and what somebody actually did They put in
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Speaker 4: the withdrawal for my count as a pre approved with Raoral.
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Speaker 4: Now I reedially called it my back. I said, hey,
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Speaker 4: you know me, I don't do auto pay with anyone.
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Speaker 4: The only ones who will electronically cash your check are
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Speaker 4: a utility company because they don't send somebody down to
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Speaker 4: the bank. But this person who ever did it, made
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Speaker 4: a big mistake. Because the anti fraud police are on
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Speaker 4: the case. What they did was I don't know how
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Speaker 4: they got not only my checking account number, but like
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Speaker 4: the eband number, all the numbers that are at the
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Speaker 4: bottom of your check besides your account. And with this
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Speaker 4: fool did I know the person's name, And I'm not
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Speaker 4: going to say it because the investigators gave it to me.
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Speaker 4: What this person did was they bought something and they
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Speaker 4: paid their bill. They must have had bad credit because
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Speaker 4: there are these companies that you buy something from one
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Speaker 4: of their pull your prove vendors and they they'll they'll
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Speaker 4: advance to credit on it and then you have to
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Speaker 4: pay them.
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Speaker 2: It can because it's through a secondary person.
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Speaker 4: Exactly. So this fool, this fool used the money that
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Speaker 4: they pilfit from my account to pay their credit card
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Speaker 4: bill with this. With this, it's not master Card or
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Speaker 4: anything there these these third party companies. It's not master
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Speaker 4: Card and it's not Visa. And my advice to anybody
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Speaker 4: is beware of these companies. That's all I could say.
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Speaker 4: And this fool made a mistake of pretty big several
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Speaker 4: thousand dollars can's paying off their bill with my pilfit money.
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Speaker 4: And so, Vincent, did.
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Speaker 2: You get your money back? At least did they give it?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm with God. Actually I'm sitting at my desk
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Speaker 4: and I'm rebalancing my checking account.
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Speaker 2: Hey, here's my advice to anybody who tries to rob
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Speaker 2: from Vincent. I wouldn't do that.
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Speaker 4: Exactly. Then, when I had to, not only I had
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Speaker 4: to make a police report, when I spoke to the
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Speaker 4: bank examiners, because when you go to the bank, they
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Speaker 4: send you to they call up there, insurers and everything,
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Speaker 4: and they backtracked the account all the activity. And the
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Speaker 4: person did it at eleven fifty nine PM, right before
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Speaker 4: the start of a new day. And so the bank
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Speaker 4: examiner says, do you know so and so this person
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Speaker 4: that did it? I said no, and so I also, Vincent.
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Speaker 2: I mean to cut us, but we got news time.
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Speaker 2: But listen, I'm just glad you got your money back.
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Speaker 2: And again a merry, merry Christmas, Happy New Year. God
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Speaker 2: NE sactor Ken Rosatto Infra Mark and it is now
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Speaker 2: eleven thirty three now.
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Speaker 1: More of the Marksmon Show on seven to ten wo R.
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Speaker 1: Filling in for Mark. Here again is Ken.
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Speaker 2: Rossetto and so good to be with you on this ring. Friday.
21:09
Speaker 2: It's windy, but maya is it mild out there today?
21:12
Speaker 2: And the holidays are here. Let's face it, we still
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Speaker 2: have that one person to shop for who's into tech
21:17
Speaker 2: stuff that we wish we knew about to buy as
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Speaker 2: a gift, or maybe we want some cool tech gadgets
21:22
Speaker 2: to buy for ourselves. Brand and digital strategist Fisher, who
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Speaker 2: can be found at at Fisher on X and Threads
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Speaker 2: and at Fisher dot Media. We say Merry Christmas, good morning,
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Speaker 2: and welcome to the Mark Simone Show.
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Speaker 3: Good morning, Ken, how are you ah?
21:37
Speaker 2: Little larynge I just okay? Otherwise it's gonna say you
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Speaker 2: sounded great. It's my Brenda the Caro impersonation. That's what
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Speaker 2: it is. So what are some cool tech gadgets that
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Speaker 2: we may not know about this year for the person
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Speaker 2: who's into cool tech stuff?
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Speaker 3: Absolutely? First, I'm going to just mention that if you
21:55
Speaker 3: have a child or a teenager, Nintendo Switch to Mario
21:58
Speaker 3: Kart bundle is still on set well at Walmart. You
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Speaker 3: can get it at Target, so you can still get
22:03
Speaker 3: these gifts, right. But some cool things, as you mentioned
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Speaker 3: insta three sixty Link two. It's a webcam four K resolution,
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Speaker 3: DSLR quality, noise canceling and this is the great part
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Speaker 3: tracking and framing. So if you're sitting in front of
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Speaker 3: your computer during doing zoom calls. It's one thing and
22:20
Speaker 3: you can have like a fixed camera if you will right,
22:23
Speaker 3: but this camera, if you have to get up to
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Speaker 3: do presentations, it will track you, so it'll follow you
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Speaker 3: if you stand up, it'll zoom out, zoom in if
22:30
Speaker 3: you move around to whiteboard, things of that sort.
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Speaker 2: So great, great camera.
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Speaker 3: It's only about one hundred and fifty bucks, which is
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Speaker 3: pretty reasonable, and you could get it at insta three
22:38
Speaker 3: sixty dot com. How about a drone anti gravity a
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Speaker 3: one drone. Get this eight K video on a drone
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Speaker 3: obstacle avoidance so you don't run into a tree of
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Speaker 3: building your house your dog. Six mile range comes with
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Speaker 3: a headset, grip controllers, so you're kind of playing it
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Speaker 3: like a video game and then you're looking at what
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Speaker 3: the drone sees in the ed said. Comes with a battery,
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Speaker 3: a carry case, a carrying case.
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Speaker 2: You could get that at.
23:03
Speaker 3: Best Buy and something for the grandparents, maybe your parents.
23:07
Speaker 3: Ten inch Wi Fi enabled digital photo frame. It's great.
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Speaker 3: You can update the pictures. You can, you know, take
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Speaker 3: them from your phone and upload them into the photo frame.
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Speaker 2: That's at best By.
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Speaker 3: It's only about fifty nine bucks, but there's plenty of
23:18
Speaker 3: deals also. Think of things like accessories, AirPod Pro threes,
23:23
Speaker 3: Pixel Buds Pro twos, the Apple Watch or Pixel Watch,
23:26
Speaker 3: or even just something simple like a tablet or laptop stand,
23:30
Speaker 3: privacy screens, and there's plenty of things. You can go online,
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Speaker 3: you can order it and then just go pick it up.
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Speaker 3: You don't have to, you know, go through the store
23:38
Speaker 3: and you know, sit in the aisles with everybody else
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Speaker 3: that's looking for last minute gifts. You can do a
23:42
Speaker 3: lot of it online and then just pick up on
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Speaker 3: the stores, so you're not worried about the shipping.
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Speaker 2: That is awesome. Seven to ten wore the Voice of
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Speaker 2: New York, Hen Rosanto, went from Mark on a Friday,
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Speaker 2: smack dab in the middle of the holidays. Right now,
23:54
Speaker 2: of course, we have a few days left of Hanukah,
23:57
Speaker 2: Christmas is only six days away, and we're speaking with Fisher,
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Speaker 2: who can tell you all about everything tech and he
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Speaker 2: has some great advice here for us. So now you've
24:08
Speaker 2: also talked about before going out shopping or even doing
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Speaker 2: shopping online, to get credit cards for cash back and
24:14
Speaker 2: deals before you add to the store. So talk about that.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, we talked about this on Black Friday and kind
24:19
Speaker 3: of got a great response on it, so I'll mention
24:21
Speaker 3: it again for anybody who didn't hear that. Show your
24:23
Speaker 3: credit cards if you have one, basically you have cash
24:26
Speaker 3: back rewards, you have reward points that you can get.
24:29
Speaker 3: Capital One has Capital One offers, amex offers, Bankamera deals,
24:34
Speaker 3: even discover Card has cash bonuses. And the point of
24:37
Speaker 3: mentioning this is before you go to the store, check
24:39
Speaker 3: the app, check the website of your credit cards and
24:42
Speaker 3: see if you go through the link in the app
24:44
Speaker 3: that you get an extra five percent off or you
24:46
Speaker 3: get an extra ten thousand membership rewards points. A company
24:50
Speaker 3: like Capital one there credit card, they actually have an
24:52
Speaker 3: extension for your browsers, so as you go to websites,
24:55
Speaker 3: you don't have to keep track of all of it.
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Speaker 3: It will tell you. It'll say, hey, there's an offer
24:59
Speaker 3: here for five percent cash back if you use your
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Speaker 3: Capital one card. Rakuten is a great resource as well,
25:05
Speaker 3: and they have a browser extension you can use, and
25:08
Speaker 3: that's fantastic. And I also want to mention that if
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Speaker 3: you have a credit card or anything, really look to
25:16
Speaker 3: burn your perks by the end of the year. A
25:18
Speaker 3: lot of your credit cards offer perks like TSCA free
25:22
Speaker 3: check Global Entry, Clear Membership. You know they'll cover the
25:25
Speaker 3: cost if you just sign up a Rezi so Rezi
25:28
Speaker 3: is an online restaurant reservation and American Express offers one hundred
25:33
Speaker 3: dollars a quarter if credit you got to burn that
25:36
Speaker 3: sacks fifth avenue credit on an American Express. Think airline
25:39
Speaker 3: incidental credits too. As you travel, make sure you bring
25:41
Speaker 3: that credit card that you're gonna be able to take
25:43
Speaker 3: care of the baggage fee or the lounge fees, drink
25:46
Speaker 3: tickets in your airline app if you get those through
25:50
Speaker 3: your credit card, and think of things that you wouldn't
25:52
Speaker 3: normally think of, meaning a Clear membership has discounts, so
25:55
Speaker 3: check the Clear app and you get a discount on
25:58
Speaker 3: Uber one or forty nine dollars off or ring. And
26:01
Speaker 3: then also, of course, you know your Starbucks point expire
26:04
Speaker 3: at the end of the month, Dunkin Donuts, whatever it is.
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Speaker 3: This is the end of the year, not just the
26:08
Speaker 3: end of the month, it's the end of a quarter,
26:09
Speaker 3: it's the end of the year. So think of those
26:12
Speaker 3: because all of this will expire by the end of
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Speaker 3: the of the next week right, so two weeks from
26:18
Speaker 3: now actually, and so you want to burn all these
26:20
Speaker 3: points because you're paying, in some cases a large annual
26:24
Speaker 3: fee on a credit card. Make sure you take advantage
26:26
Speaker 3: of it.
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Speaker 2: Wow, that is all amazing advice. And I know you
26:29
Speaker 2: have this all on your website, Fisher dot Media. So
26:32
Speaker 2: if anybody saying, wait, this all sounds great, but I'm
26:34
Speaker 2: driving and I can't write it down, don't worry about it.
26:37
Speaker 2: You can do that. You can check it out there.
26:39
Speaker 2: Let me ask you, did you get all your holiday
26:41
Speaker 2: shopping done?
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Speaker 3: Absolutely not, but there are great deals and it's great.
26:47
Speaker 3: Like I was thinking about for my mom, and there's
26:50
Speaker 3: such great deals on televisions now two hundred three hundred
26:53
Speaker 3: dollars for seventy five inch TVs at Walmart, Costco, Best Buy,
26:57
Speaker 3: pick a store. It's easy to walk in and grab
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Speaker 3: one of those deals. So I feel confident now. If
27:02
Speaker 3: we talk on Tuesday, I will feel less confident. But
27:05
Speaker 3: as of right now, going into the weekend, I'm feeling good.
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Speaker 2: This is this is amazing. So Fisher comes on our
27:10
Speaker 2: the show that we do in New Jersey, and Fisher
27:13
Speaker 2: always has this great advice and almost inevitably I will
27:16
Speaker 2: ask did you do this for yourself and say no.
27:19
Speaker 2: So Fisher's great at giving advice, but terrible at doing
27:22
Speaker 2: it himself. He's do as I'd say, don't do as
27:24
Speaker 2: I do.
27:25
Speaker 3: Except for the password stuff. You're the one with password
27:27
Speaker 3: one two three four as your passwords?
27:29
Speaker 2: Well thanks for sharing.
27:30
Speaker 3: Well, I mean you get it on TV.
27:32
Speaker 2: I figured it was open listen. I think if if
27:36
Speaker 2: the company gives you the product with the word password
27:39
Speaker 2: as the password, why should you bother changing it? I
27:42
Speaker 2: mean they did you admin? It's fine exactly you know,
27:45
Speaker 2: or just you know abc D one two three four.
27:48
Speaker 2: I mean, there's nothing. People people make fun of me
27:50
Speaker 2: because I still have on my Instagram I still have
27:54
Speaker 2: some certain letters that are connected to a previous employer. Hey,
27:58
Speaker 2: why take the time to change it? It works.
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Speaker 3: There are many other ways that people make fun of you.
28:02
Speaker 2: But yeah, that's one. Has nothing to do with the
28:06
Speaker 2: funny hats that I wear. All right, amazing? So what
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Speaker 2: other advice you have? So you talked about Clear? I just,
28:11
Speaker 2: by the way, just a heads up that when I
28:14
Speaker 2: just renewed my Clear recently, I wasn't sure which of
28:17
Speaker 2: the credit cards I had used previously and I just
28:19
Speaker 2: did a a search engine were a search and ask
28:23
Speaker 2: which credit cards give you free Clear or free TSA
28:27
Speaker 2: pre Check, and they're like ten popped up. Yeah, I
28:29
Speaker 2: had one of those cards. Yeah.
28:31
Speaker 3: And you could even go into the dashboard. Usually it's
28:33
Speaker 3: the website because it has more landscape for you to
28:35
Speaker 3: see and like American Express tracks, so say in American
28:39
Speaker 3: Express Platinum cards gives you streaming credits per month, you
28:43
Speaker 3: could actually go in and see how many credits I've used,
28:45
Speaker 3: or how many dollars in that case, or have I
28:47
Speaker 3: used my saxpith Avenue you know I used in the
28:49
Speaker 3: first half of the year. I still had fifty bucks
28:51
Speaker 3: before the end of the year. So a lot of
28:52
Speaker 3: your credit cards will kind of give you that heads up.
28:54
Speaker 3: And in addition, say you have a TSA pre Check
28:57
Speaker 3: or a Clear or a Global Entry, you know, thing
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Speaker 3: to spend and the spend is usually once every three
29:04
Speaker 3: years on credit cards, like once you spend it, because
29:06
Speaker 3: you're only going to get a membership once every three
29:08
Speaker 3: years or five years for pre check. So but yes,
29:11
Speaker 3: almost every credit card at this point offers a TSA
29:14
Speaker 3: pre check credit. And again, if you're a member of
29:19
Speaker 3: a Delta, sky Miles, et cetera American Airlines advantage. You
29:25
Speaker 3: also probably get a discount unclear or pre check, so
29:27
Speaker 3: check those as well. It's a great way to also
29:30
Speaker 3: get memberships for your entire family by using different credit cards.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and also you get on those credit cards from
29:35
Speaker 2: the airlines like I have United and Jet Blue. Can
29:39
Speaker 2: you get certain discounts on drinks and food and whatnot
29:43
Speaker 2: on those planes by using their credit card on the
29:47
Speaker 2: plane to make a purchase. So, but a lot of
29:49
Speaker 2: that you get a.
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Speaker 3: Lit Yeah, and check flight credits that you might have
29:53
Speaker 3: if you got fumed from a flight or you cancel
29:55
Speaker 3: the flight.
29:56
Speaker 2: May it expire expired?
29:57
Speaker 3: Right, I've had that before and I saw four hundred
29:59
Speaker 3: buck from a Delta sky Miles account go away, so right,
30:02
Speaker 3: definitely check that and it make it, you know, set
30:05
Speaker 3: reminders on your phone. I started doing that because of
30:07
Speaker 3: all the different perks that you have to burn by
30:09
Speaker 3: the end of a month or a quarter year. So
30:12
Speaker 3: I started making reminders on my phone that I just
30:14
Speaker 3: as I use the twenty five dollars resume credit on
30:17
Speaker 3: my Delta Reserve card, I mark it off and then
30:19
Speaker 3: it resets for the next month, and you should get
30:22
Speaker 3: in the habit of that because for the amount of
30:23
Speaker 3: money you're paying for your credit cards, in some cases,
30:26
Speaker 3: you need to make sure that you're using all of
30:28
Speaker 3: the perks to benefit the annual fee.
30:31
Speaker 2: Right, that's one of the reasons you pay for that.
30:33
Speaker 2: You are paying for it, you might as well take
30:35
Speaker 2: advantage of the Benny's Leave brand table. No, absolutely not.
30:39
Speaker 2: Brandon digital strategist Fisher who can be found that at
30:42
Speaker 2: Fisher on X and threads and at Fisher dot media
30:46
Speaker 2: if you want all those tips and those wonderful ideas
30:49
Speaker 2: Fisher dot Media. Thanks for coming on this morning, sir
30:51
Speaker 2: Mary Chris, Merry Christmas again, thank you. Some morning rain,
30:56
Speaker 2: even some thunder. It'll be very windy all day, becoming
30:58
Speaker 2: partly cloudy later. Highs in the mid fifties again, very
31:02
Speaker 2: very windy. Wind advisory in effect. Ken Risotto went from
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Speaker 2: Mark on your Friday one eight hundred three two one
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Speaker 1: This is the Mark Simone Show on seven ten WR.
31:22
Speaker 2: In from Mark today.
31:23
Speaker 1: Here's Ken Rosadas.
31:26
Speaker 2: So good to be with you once again. Last couple
31:28
Speaker 2: of minutes here, if you want to give us a
31:29
Speaker 2: call at eight hundred three to two one zero seven ten,
31:33
Speaker 2: eight hundred three to two one zero seven ten, we
31:35
Speaker 2: could squeeze in one more call in the meantime. I
31:37
Speaker 2: don't know if you saw this. The MTA is crying
31:40
Speaker 2: poverty once again, and they want to hike tolls and
31:44
Speaker 2: congestion pricing once again to cover their budget gap, while
31:49
Speaker 2: tens of thousands of people are still jumping turnstiles every day.
31:54
Speaker 2: So unlike President Trump, who has covered the hole which
31:58
Speaker 2: is the southern border by building the wall to prevent
32:01
Speaker 2: illegals from streaming across, and now he could take care
32:05
Speaker 2: of people who are here illegally and get some people
32:08
Speaker 2: to leave on their own or deport them, the MTA
32:12
Speaker 2: continues to bleed income because people just jump over the
32:16
Speaker 2: turnstiles every day. They're doing nothing about it. They tried
32:19
Speaker 2: to put up these little silly fins. It costs like
32:22
Speaker 2: seven million dollars. Nobody I guess tested it, so people
32:26
Speaker 2: are just jumping over those coming in free. And again
32:29
Speaker 2: we're losing four hundred million dollars that we know of
32:32
Speaker 2: a year and they continue to look to others to
32:36
Speaker 2: make up the difference in money. Let's go to our phones,
32:38
Speaker 2: Dan and Mary, good morning to you, Happy holidays.
32:41
Speaker 5: Happy holidays. Kind of pleasure talking to you. Likewise, Okay, listen,
32:45
Speaker 5: I want to tell you quit it's about the city
32:47
Speaker 5: and stuff and workers. I came from a friend of
32:49
Speaker 5: mine that's a professional out here, a doctor. Now it's like, okay,
32:52
Speaker 5: I just a regular doctor. But he had it for
32:55
Speaker 5: me that a lot of his, well a lot of
32:57
Speaker 5: police are going to be retiring at the end of
32:59
Speaker 5: the year, a lot in the thousands. And he had
33:02
Speaker 5: told me that a lot of them the last six
33:04
Speaker 5: months have kind of been like hiding out.
33:08
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that is we had to cut you because
33:11
Speaker 2: we're down our last ten seconds here. But yes, don't
33:14
Speaker 2: be surprised. You will see a massive decrease in the
33:16
Speaker 2: number of police. And that's exactly what zoron Mumdani wants. Unfortunately,
33:21
Speaker 2: New Yorkers are gonna suffer. You're gonna see crime go up,
33:23
Speaker 2: You're gonna see homelessness everywhere. And this is what you
33:26
Speaker 2: get when you vote super liberal Democrat folks. Unfortunately, Well,
33:29
Speaker 2: thank you so much to Mark. Thank you to war
33:31
Speaker 2: for letting me sit in today. I'm Ken Rosotto. I'll
33:33
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