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Hour 2: Mayor Adams Picks Fight with Reporter · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Well, hey, rady, messy nor'easter kind of a day. We'll
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Speaker 1: get to the mayoral race in just a second. We've
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Speaker 1: got lots to talk about there. The Columbus Day parade
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Speaker 1: has been canceled, very unusual, but then it doesn't look
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Speaker 1: like it'll be rescheduled. Amazing day in the Middle East,
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Speaker 1: President Trump right now in Egypt, it's the Peace Summit.
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Speaker 1: But this morning he spoke in Israel in front of
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Speaker 1: the Knesset and made a powerful speech. It was an
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Speaker 1: incredible moment. Bb Net and Yahoo talked about their relationship.
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Speaker 1: He thanked everybody, Steve Whitcoff, Jared Kushner finally made himself
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Speaker 1: useful again, and Marco Rubio, Pete Hegsith all there. It
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Speaker 1: was powerful stuff. If you didn't see it, it was
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Speaker 1: early this morning, take a look at it. Watch the speech.
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Speaker 1: It was quite quite powerful. And now the summit is
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Speaker 1: taking place. The hostages have been released. The pictures are
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Speaker 1: starting to pour out of these hostages, the emaciated, looking,
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Speaker 1: abused hostages, seven hundred and thirty eight days in captivity.
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Speaker 1: But the pictures are coming out of them, all being
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Speaker 1: reunited with their families. Powerful pictures. The remains of the
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Speaker 1: hostages that die, those will be released during the week.
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Speaker 1: But it's quite a day. Go easy on your Democrat friends.
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Speaker 1: Go easy on your liberal friends. This is a terrible
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Speaker 1: day for them. They don't like to see anything good
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Speaker 1: happen to President Trump or Israel, so this is a
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Speaker 1: double whammy for them. They're really upset today. Go easy
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Speaker 1: on them today. The MSNBC crowd, I'm looking at their faces.
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Speaker 1: They look so frustrated as they cover this, trying to
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Speaker 1: figure out how to explain why this is all bad.
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Speaker 1: They just don't seem to be able to do it. So, Hey,
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Speaker 1: the mayor all race, where does it stand now? Mom
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Speaker 1: Donnie has a lead. We don't have any real polls yet.
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Speaker 1: These are these college poles, these junk polls. But it's
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Speaker 1: clear that Mom Donnie has some kind of a lead.
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Speaker 1: We just don't know how much. Cuomo seems to be
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Speaker 1: in second place. Curtis gaining momentum. The debate is Thursday night.
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Speaker 1: This Thursday night is the first debate. There'll be another
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Speaker 1: one the following week, but that'll be on New York One,
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Speaker 1: which nobody sees. But this in Moments from the debate
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Speaker 1: can go viral. That's the important thing. Cuomo is not
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Speaker 1: a good debater. He talks slow and he talks like this,
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Speaker 1: so he doesn't do well in debates. That's how I'm
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Speaker 1: Donnie got the nomination. In the two debates in the primary,
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Speaker 1: Mam Donnie just wiped the floor with Cuomo. So he's
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Speaker 1: not good in debates. This could be a very bad
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Speaker 1: night for Cuomo unless unless he figures out how to
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Speaker 1: become a good debater in the next few days. But
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Speaker 1: Ma'm Donnie's a good debater. He's a fast, talking, slick,
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Speaker 1: good debater. Curtis is a professional debater for thirty five years,
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Speaker 1: best debater in the race, so Cuomo could look old
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Speaker 1: and tired compared to these two. It may be a
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Speaker 1: bad night for him. Now will it turn the race around?
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Speaker 1: I don't know. But if Curtis lands some real serious blows,
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Speaker 1: if he really hits Mamdanni with some knockout punches, that
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Speaker 1: could turn the race around. Now, it's Channel four, that's
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Speaker 1: better than New York one, but not everybody watches his
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Speaker 1: TV debates. So the most important thing is that get
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Speaker 1: a lot of social media, a lot of YouTube, a
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Speaker 1: lot of that, and then something has to go viral
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Speaker 1: from there. There has to be some moments where Mamdanni
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Speaker 1: is exposed. If that's the case, that could turn the
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Speaker 1: race around. One very unique thing about New York City.
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Speaker 1: You don't see this really anywhere else but in a
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Speaker 1: New York City mayoral race. And I don't know why
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Speaker 1: the whole race can change in the last two three weeks.
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Speaker 1: We've seen it happen another time. It's happened many times
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Speaker 1: a New York City mayoral race. Somebody could have a
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Speaker 1: commanding lead, be in the lead the whole and then
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Speaker 1: last two or three weeks the whole thing turns around.
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Speaker 1: We've seen that in New York City. Could happen this time.
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Speaker 1: So Thursday night could be the deciding night of the debate.
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Speaker 1: This Thursday night, Channel four. I think it's seven o'clock
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Speaker 1: that's the debate. So that's the key. As I mentioned,
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Speaker 1: there was a big gallat dinner Saturday Columbus Club that
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Speaker 1: it's the dinner for the Columbus Day parade. Million VIPs,
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Speaker 1: a big ballroom, thousand people there, tuxedos and in fact,
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Speaker 1: take a look at my Instagram you see some pictures
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Speaker 1: of me and Curtis there. But it's a fun night.
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Speaker 1: It's a great night celebrating, and Curtis was mobbed everywhere
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Speaker 1: he went in the room, and people just wanted to
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Speaker 1: take pictures of Curtis. Clomos seem mad, he seemed gloam,
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Speaker 1: he seemed angry. He's glaring and glaring at me, glaring
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Speaker 1: at people, and then some in the media he actually
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Speaker 1: started a fight with I don't know why he thought
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Speaker 1: that was the place to do it. Other people intervene.
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Speaker 1: He said, hey, this is not the play for this,
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Speaker 1: trying to argue with it. So I don't know. He
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Speaker 1: just looked very upset. He did not look like a
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Speaker 1: happy guy. So, Mom Donnie has been doing interviews, but
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Speaker 1: he's been very careful to go into this word salad,
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Speaker 1: not the Kamala Harris drunken word salad, but more of
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Speaker 1: a slick, polished word salad. But in other words, it
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Speaker 1: was Mam Donnie trying to duck questions, trying to avoid
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Speaker 1: the answers. So this is leading up to the debate,
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Speaker 1: and that could be the problem in the debate where
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Speaker 1: it kind of becomes obvious that this guy's an empty suit.
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Speaker 1: He's a good salesman, he's a fast talker. You know Cuomo,
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Speaker 1: and he talks slow like this. It's not but Mam,
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Speaker 1: Donnie can talk a mile a minute. When you talk
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Speaker 1: this fast, it sounds like you're very smart. You know,
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Speaker 1: you can talk faster than people can think. They think
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Speaker 1: that you know a lot of stuff. It just takes
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Speaker 1: a little practice. But I don't believe in that method.
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Speaker 1: These younger techie guys, you know, like who was that
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Speaker 1: guy last time around? He ran in the mirror race.
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Speaker 1: I can't remember his name, Yang, Andrew Yang. That was
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Speaker 1: the guy Andrew Yang. And to a certain extent vivek Ramaswami.
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Speaker 1: They're like young tech, sort of wealthy, and when they
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Speaker 1: talk they talk about a minute and they explain things
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Speaker 1: to you like this. They talk really fast, and they're
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Speaker 1: talking so fast you think, well, this guys don't at
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Speaker 1: this stuff. Look on fast he talks, so it works. Hey,
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Speaker 1: you know, Eric Adams has this woman wrote a book.
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Speaker 1: I guess she's a reporter. So she wrote a book
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Speaker 1: supposedly about their sex, that she had some sort of
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Speaker 1: affair with him, although it doesn't look like she really did.
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Speaker 1: Looks like she really exaggerated, but reporters are all over
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Speaker 1: it and Adam's not happy about it. I think he's
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Speaker 1: just kind of annoyed that he hasked to even respond
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Speaker 1: to this. Hey, Adams in real life quite the charming guy.
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Speaker 1: He's a good looking guy in real life. I've been
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Speaker 1: out with him. I've watched him. He can flirt pretty
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Speaker 1: good with women. He knows how to do it. But
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Speaker 1: from what I could see, not much really goes on.
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Speaker 1: But he didn't like the reporter asking about this.
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Speaker 2: Some of you that have been covering me, you know
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Speaker 2: you guys, you guys could part let me do this,
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Speaker 2: could depart, you can depart. Some of you have been
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Speaker 2: recovering me for three and a half years. You're some
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Speaker 2: of you are so sick and dark, and you're the
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Speaker 2: leader of that. You're one of the most dark writers
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Speaker 2: that I've ever seen in this city. And your personal
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Speaker 2: sick vendetta and the sickness of how you think of
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Speaker 2: over sexualizing a black man that in the book it
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Speaker 2: stated that there was a sexual action in Borough Hall
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Speaker 2: that was never in the book. But that's typical of
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Speaker 2: the sickness and the darkness of your sick mind.
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Speaker 1: Well, you see, he's becoming Trump. Of course you gotta
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Speaker 1: do it. Like Trump a little more humor. You gotta
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Speaker 1: like laugh at the guy and point to this guy here,
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Speaker 1: this is the worst. You're the worst. This guy is
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Speaker 1: what a uh? He's not happy about this book.
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Speaker 2: There was a book that came out that Jasmine Ray
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Speaker 2: wrote and in the Daily News today it was stated
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Speaker 2: that there was a sexual action that happened in Borough
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Speaker 2: Hall should be put in that book, and it wasn't.
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Speaker 2: You're a dog sick person, man. You know that you're
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Speaker 2: a dog sick person. Your name was on a your
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Speaker 2: name was on your name was on a Bydeline. And
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Speaker 2: there's some of you, some of you that have been
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Speaker 2: covering me. You know what you guys? Could you guys,
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Speaker 2: could part let me do this?
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Speaker 1: From DuPont to DuPont. Now, this is shocking, not the
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Speaker 1: allegation that anybody saw the Daily News. Did you know
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Speaker 1: you could still see the New York Daily News. There
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Speaker 1: actually is such a thing, believing or not as a
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Speaker 1: New York Daily News. It apparently it basically went out
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Speaker 1: of business, but they want to tell them. They don't
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Speaker 1: want to tell the people who work there, so they're
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Speaker 1: still putting it out. I don't know who the hell
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Speaker 1: sees it they print up like three copies a day.
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Speaker 1: The New York Daily News has a staff of like
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Speaker 1: three interns that put out this paper. I don't know
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Speaker 1: anybody sees it. I don't know where you could find it.
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Speaker 1: I guess they must have a website, but I think
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Speaker 1: you'd have to pay to go on the website, and
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Speaker 1: nobody in their right mind would do that. But if
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Speaker 1: you wanted to get the New York Daily News, I
9:05
Speaker 1: don't know how could you do that. I don't even
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Speaker 1: know where you get a physical newspaper anymore. They still
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Speaker 1: print them. But you know, like I take this neighborhood here,
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Speaker 1: where'd you get those? Bruce in the control room? Okay?
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Speaker 1: That is that Jim Kerr studio. Okay, Jim Kerr, Jim Kerr.
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Speaker 1: We love him. He's a very old school guy, traditional
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Speaker 1: old school guy. He still gets physical newspapers delivered. Oh
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Speaker 1: you know who else? Yeah? And then do you know
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Speaker 1: that they still print news Day? Remember Newsday from years ago?
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Speaker 1: You know who else? The guy on New York One,
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Speaker 1: Pat Kiernan, who should be arrested for fraud. This guy
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Speaker 1: does a feature every morning. This is what he's famous for.
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Speaker 1: It's a feature called in the papers and he holds
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Speaker 1: up the newspapers. Now, listen to this. This is what
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Speaker 1: he does for a feature on the Morning Show. He
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Speaker 1: goes over what's in the newspapers? Do you know any
10:01
Speaker 1: show in the world that doesn't do that.
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Speaker 3: He makes this like.
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Speaker 1: It's a special thing. Now we're going to talk about
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Speaker 1: what's in the papers. Hey, if you listen to Scott
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Speaker 1: Shannon for thirty years ago, that's what he did. What's
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Speaker 1: in the papers? If you listen to me thirties, what's
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Speaker 1: in the papers? I just did it. Now, I just
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Speaker 1: the first hour I talked about what was in the newspapers.
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Speaker 1: Everybody does it, but he holds it up and makes
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Speaker 1: the whole thing about it. So I guess that's the
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Speaker 1: only thing they still print. There's still a print edition
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Speaker 1: of the Daily News, and the New York Post is
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Speaker 1: just for Pat Kernan and Jim Kurr, just for these
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Speaker 1: two guys. They're printing. That's all they print is two
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Speaker 1: copies and no, actually I looked into this. Now, the
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Speaker 1: Daily News nobody sees. The Daily News has long forgotten about,
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Speaker 1: But the New York Post is the biggest payer. The
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Speaker 1: New York Post print edition has about eighty five thousand
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Speaker 1: circulation the New York Post print edition, but the website
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Speaker 1: has about three point eight million every day. So and
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Speaker 1: I don't know why you'd read that print edition. Go
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Speaker 1: to the website. Though articles are much longer, there are
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Speaker 1: many more pictures. There's twenty times more articles, more details.
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Speaker 1: Alsoe you got amember. When you're reading a print edition
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Speaker 1: of a newspaper, it's like thirty five hours old. It's
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Speaker 1: not like the old days where they had printing proflictions
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Speaker 1: going day and night. Here's the three star edition, the
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Speaker 1: four star edition, the Bulldog. They just print one edition
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Speaker 1: way out in New Jersey and then it's old news.
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Speaker 1: Go to the website. It's much better there, much much better,
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Speaker 1: and a lot cheaper. You know, well, I don't want
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Speaker 1: to pay for subscription on the website. It's much cheaper
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Speaker 1: than buying the print edition every day. So hey, the
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Speaker 1: other thing about momt Donnie, just get back to the
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Speaker 1: narrow race. Should he not get beaten in the debate,
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Speaker 1: should things look bad, looks like he's going to win,
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Speaker 1: there's a very good chance he will never serve as mayor.
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Speaker 1: The investigations are continuing into Mom Donnie they're happening in Washington.
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Speaker 1: There's a bunch of groups digging into his money. The
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Speaker 1: problem is foreign money coming into his campaign. If that's
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Speaker 1: proven that he took foreign money and he knew about it,
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Speaker 1: and that could be the end of him, they can
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Speaker 1: disqualify him, they can take him out of the race.
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Speaker 1: Now there's a minor group that goes through the campaign
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Speaker 1: finance records and they have found foreign money in his campaign,
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Speaker 1: illegal foreign donations. They've already found thirteen thousand in illegal
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Speaker 1: foreign donations. They've reported to the campaign finance board. Mamdannie's
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Speaker 1: campaign has to return that money. They say they will
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Speaker 1: return it. So far, they've only give him back five thousand.
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Speaker 1: One of them was a contribution from his mother. Oh
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Speaker 1: actually wait the mother in law. I guess mother in law.
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Speaker 1: So city campaign finance board, which is pretty sleazy. They
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Speaker 1: said they're in the process of auditing all the campaigns.
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Speaker 1: But there are real news organizations and real investigators looking
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Speaker 1: into if there was big money coming in dark money
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Speaker 1: into super packs ending up in his campaign. If they
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Speaker 1: find that he's out of the race, they may not
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Speaker 1: find it before election day and he could get elected.
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Speaker 1: But if they find it between election day and the
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Speaker 1: end of the year, they can't take him out. They
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Speaker 1: can remove him. You might end up with Jimani Williams,
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Speaker 1: the public advocate, but we'll see.
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Speaker 4: Hey.
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Speaker 1: Most important thing too in November to remember is you
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Speaker 1: got to get rid of Alvin Bragg, this awful district
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Speaker 1: attorney who lets all the criminals out. He's up for reelection.
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Speaker 1: Make sure you vote for the Republican Maud Maren if
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Speaker 1: you're Democrat. She was a Democrat for years. She's not
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Speaker 1: a real Republican Republican, but she's tough on crime and
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Speaker 1: she'll put people in jail. So in November, this is
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Speaker 1: an important thing. Get rid of Alvin Bragg. Put in
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Speaker 1: Maud Maren as DA. That will make a big difference
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Speaker 1: in crime. Diane Keaton, Hey, I'm getting unds of Instagram
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Speaker 1: followers today all of a sudden, dozens and dozens and
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Speaker 1: dozens and dozens. Turns out it's from the picture I
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Speaker 1: put up of Diane Keaton and Woody Allen. It was
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Speaker 1: the last time they had dinner together. I was at
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Speaker 1: the next table, got a picture of them. But it's
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Speaker 1: on my Instagram and it's gone viral like crazy. So
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Speaker 1: it's upteleic almost a million views. But take a look
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Speaker 1: at it up on my Instagram. Just go to Mark
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Speaker 1: Simone NYC at Instagram. Mark Simone NYC at Instagram. Diane Keaton,
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Speaker 1: Andy Hall. Of course the Godfather and don't forget the
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Speaker 1: Godfather too.
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Speaker 5: I didn't want your son, Michael. I wouldn't bring another
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Speaker 5: one of your sons.
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Speaker 6: Into this world.
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Speaker 5: It wasn't abortion, Michael.
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Speaker 7: It was a son, a son, and I had to
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Speaker 7: kill because this must all end.
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Speaker 1: Well. She was a great actress, she was an Oscar
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Speaker 1: winner and AFI Award.
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Speaker 5: I just want to cry, That's all I wanted to do.
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Speaker 5: Has this been too much? Too great for me? And
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Speaker 5: then I have a speech? And who cares what I
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Speaker 5: have to say? I mean, it's all been said. I
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Speaker 5: just feel horrible about the fact that I have to
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Speaker 5: do this. I have no interest in it whatsoever.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, quite a unique character, Diane Keaton. Hey, we'll take
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Speaker 1: some calls. Next. Eight hundred three to two one zero
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Speaker 1: seven ten. Is the number eight hundred three to two
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Speaker 1: one zero seven ten. Hey, let's take some calls. Let's
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Speaker 1: go to uh Dennis bound Brook, New Jersey. Dennis, how
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Speaker 1: you doing?
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Speaker 4: Yes, good morning, Mark, Mark my suggestion, Hello, yeah, Hello, yeah, Mark,
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Speaker 4: My suggestion for curtis to learn that to land that
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Speaker 4: big blow, keep referring to Mond hump Dhani as speedel
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Speaker 4: and say that the del castro here will turn New
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Speaker 4: York City into Cuba. Rob from the rich, give to
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Speaker 4: the poor, until everybody's poor. Do we want Cuba to
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Speaker 4: come to New York City?
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Speaker 8: Uh?
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Speaker 1: Are you from like us three months ago? I mean,
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Speaker 1: this is your suggestion. This is old stuff. This was
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Speaker 1: like the first one, that old stuff.
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Speaker 4: I haven't heard him refer to him as you.
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Speaker 1: Know, people always do that. I haven't heard it. He's
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Speaker 1: been doing that the whole race. Let's go to Joan
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Speaker 1: in the Bronx. Joan, how you doing?
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Speaker 5: Hi?
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Speaker 6: Mark, I'm fine, Thank you. I heard an interview with
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Speaker 6: the assistant director of the Quinnipiac polls.
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Speaker 1: Okay, and she was, hello, yeah, it's one of those
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Speaker 1: dumb college poles.
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Speaker 6: Well know. The good part about this is she was
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Speaker 6: talking about the internals, and it shows that Flee was
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Speaker 6: Flee was supporters our fifty two percent enthusiastic, while Cuomo
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Speaker 6: was our only twenty eight per Nobody.
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Speaker 1: Looks nobody likes Smoma, but don't don't take those college
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Speaker 1: polls too seriously. Let me explain what a college pole is.
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Speaker 1: The way a college becomes famous and gets prestige and
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Speaker 1: gets tons of donations is by football, like University of
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Speaker 1: Michigan or the big football you know. But there's some
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Speaker 1: colleges they can't afford it that they don't want to
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Speaker 1: build a stadium. It costs a fortune, you know how
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Speaker 1: much it costs to run a football team. It's not
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Speaker 1: just building a stadium. You got to pay these players,
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Speaker 1: you know, the equipment. It's a fortune. So some colleges,
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Speaker 1: you know, they're like dinky colleges. You do a poll,
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Speaker 1: your poll, You buy a couple of you know, twenty iPads,
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Speaker 1: and you send some students out and you do a poll.
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Speaker 1: These are colleges that can't get a football team. Let's
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Speaker 1: go to Steve in Manhattan. Steve, how you doing?
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Speaker 9: Hey, what's up? Mark? You know?
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Speaker 8: I mean told by a lot of people. The city
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Speaker 8: trains they're locking, the doors are between cars. Curtis has
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Speaker 8: got to be over this poll over.
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Speaker 1: Curtis is all over everything trains. There's nothing Curtis doesn't
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Speaker 1: know about New York or the trains. Let's go to
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Speaker 1: Greg and Long Island. Greg, How you doing, Oh.
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Speaker 8: Mark, I appreciate your taking my call. Why don't just
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Speaker 8: talk very briefly about this bump wrap against Columbus. Yes,
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Speaker 8: there's an outstanding book that was published at twenty twelve
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Speaker 8: which is giving a very little coverage, written by an author.
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Speaker 1: What's the name of the book.
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Speaker 8: The author name of the book is Columbus The Quest
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Speaker 8: for Jerusalem.
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Speaker 1: All right, well, I already should read it. Columbus was
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Speaker 1: a great guy. Obviously. The Democrats, because they hate America,
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Speaker 1: they hate Columbus. But you got to just keep pointing
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Speaker 1: out to them, Hey, Columbus, illegal alien. I thought you
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Speaker 1: liked the illegal aliens. He's the first the illegal alien,
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Speaker 1: and you should. Democrats should love him. As a result,
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Speaker 1: let's go hate Vincent in Brooklyn, Vincent, how you doing?
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Speaker 9: Good morning, Mark, Mark. I'm okay. I'm glad the hostages
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Speaker 9: got all released and everything. That's a great day for
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Speaker 9: Israel and for Donald Trump's team of diplomats putting this
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Speaker 9: all together. Although unfortunately I think the exchange is rather skewed.
18:45
Speaker 9: Nineteen life is nineteen hundred life is for twenty hostages.
18:53
Speaker 9: It seems a little askewed to me. And also that
18:57
Speaker 9: kind of my way of thinking, that kind of incur
19:00
Speaker 9: is to tell is to keep on doing it because
19:02
Speaker 9: look at the exchange rate. Mark. What I want to
19:06
Speaker 9: mention that you brought up about Mandani's black money and
19:11
Speaker 9: shady money. Sam Antar, who busted also Letitia James, he
19:15
Speaker 9: brought it out about the Morgan fraud, said that most
19:19
Speaker 9: of Mandami's money is coming from bundlers, not from me.
19:24
Speaker 9: He claims it's coming from people sending him, you know,
19:27
Speaker 9: twenty twenty five dollars. That's not the case. These bundlers
19:31
Speaker 9: are getting the money from all these these bad actors
19:35
Speaker 9: all over the world. And when he gives the money,
19:41
Speaker 9: according to the election laws, they just have to he
19:44
Speaker 9: has to just put down he or she well, I
19:47
Speaker 9: brought this money there the bundler. Meanwhile, where is all
19:51
Speaker 9: Where are the bundlers getting all this money? And sam
19:54
Speaker 9: Antard said, there's a feature when you give money via
19:58
Speaker 9: credit card on these websites that accept the money for
20:02
Speaker 9: the candidates, there's a feature like Obama did that they
20:06
Speaker 9: turn off that feature where you normally you would have
20:09
Speaker 9: to put in pertinent information about yeah, you retired, are
20:13
Speaker 9: you working so forth and so on.
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Speaker 1: You can do it. You can do it anonymously. Yeah, well,
20:18
Speaker 1: but there are let's just say, in Washington, a lot
20:20
Speaker 1: of people working on that money. Sam Antar has been
20:23
Speaker 1: great in this, but they're tracing down that money. Apparently
20:26
Speaker 1: there's a lot of Soros types around the world, other.
20:30
Speaker 9: Kinds of a lot of dirty money, even from China.
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Speaker 1: Port China. There's the money coming from everywhere. They'll find it,
20:35
Speaker 1: and that could take him out of the race. Vincent
20:38
Speaker 1: great call is always oh hey when we come back.
20:40
Speaker 1: Denish Desusa, the great scholar, a filmmaker, author, you know
20:45
Speaker 1: his latest movie, boy, this has a lot to do
20:48
Speaker 1: with today. His latest movie is all about October seventh,
20:54
Speaker 1: and it's a perfect day to have mine as the
20:56
Speaker 1: hostage is a released. But we'll talk to him next
20:58
Speaker 1: on seven to ten. Are well, it's been quite a
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Speaker 1: day in Israel now, you know. Denshuza, the great author, scholar,
21:06
Speaker 1: a filmmaker. His latest film, beautiful film, well, powerful film documentary.
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Speaker 1: It's called The Dragons Prophecy. It's out. We want you
21:16
Speaker 1: to see it. It's the most incredible look back at
21:18
Speaker 1: October seventh with footage never before seen and the whole
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Speaker 1: history to ancient times. It's a powerful film. The Dragons
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Speaker 1: Prophecy densh de Suzza, how you doing.
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Speaker 7: Pleasure?
21:33
Speaker 3: And yes, of course what an exhilarating We profiled one
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Speaker 3: of the families. I hated him, a named Leshai Miran
21:44
Speaker 3: outside her little Kibbutz interviewed a woman nahal oz community
21:50
Speaker 3: and she described and harrowing in bill what happened to
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Speaker 3: them on October seventh. And of course she and the
21:56
Speaker 3: two little girls have been the tar dad for two years, right,
22:00
Speaker 3: so just to see some picture and without the warning
22:03
Speaker 3: of their family reunion, I mean I was quite overwhelmed,
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Speaker 3: my wife. It's very personal in that sense.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, Denish, can we call you right back? I think
22:12
Speaker 1: your phone is cracking up. Let's let's call him right back,
22:15
Speaker 1: because that's not him, that's the phone. Yeah. It's a
22:18
Speaker 1: very very powerful film October seventh. He's got footage that
22:22
Speaker 1: is so graphic of what happened and so real, and
22:25
Speaker 1: it's an amazing film, The Dragon's Prophecy. You can buy it.
22:29
Speaker 1: It's on Amazon, it's there's showings in theaters. But it's
22:35
Speaker 1: a great film and it's so appropriate today. Hostages released.
22:40
Speaker 1: They're back with their families. The President of Egypt right
22:42
Speaker 1: now meeting with all these world leaders who we are
22:45
Speaker 1: partners in this deal. And this film is a look
22:51
Speaker 1: like at October seventh like you've never seen before an interviews.
22:54
Speaker 1: Oh we got them back, Denish Desusa. How are you?
22:57
Speaker 1: Let's see if it's.
22:57
Speaker 7: Sing Hey Mark, I'm doing great?
22:59
Speaker 1: Oh much better? Me better, much much better? Now, where's
23:02
Speaker 1: where can people see the film?
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Speaker 7: So the film is in streaming and DVD and go
23:08
Speaker 7: to the website which is The Dragons Floral the Dragons
23:12
Speaker 7: prophecyfilm dot Com. You can stream it, you can order
23:16
Speaker 7: your DVDs. It ties into all the stuff going on now.
23:20
Speaker 7: So it's a wonderfully timely film. And it also is
23:25
Speaker 7: although it takes you to some dark places, it ends
23:27
Speaker 7: on a note of exhilaration, spiritual renewal. So it seems
23:31
Speaker 7: particularly fitting for this moment.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's the ultimate film on what happened on October
23:36
Speaker 1: since the footage is quite amazing that you've gotten a
23:39
Speaker 1: hold of. And how long did this whole thing take
23:41
Speaker 1: to do?
23:43
Speaker 8: Well?
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Speaker 7: We started it about a year ago, and remarkably the
23:47
Speaker 7: film is even more timely than when we were shooting it,
23:52
Speaker 7: I show footage that's never before seen of October seventh. Interestingly,
23:56
Speaker 7: the government of Israel opted to hold back on that,
24:00
Speaker 7: I think out of respect for the families, but I
24:03
Speaker 7: thought it's important for people to be on the scene
24:06
Speaker 7: and get some real experiential sense of what that was like.
24:10
Speaker 7: And then the film goes to the widest possible themes,
24:13
Speaker 7: which is it tries to interpret the events not just
24:16
Speaker 7: from a political but also from a biblical and a
24:20
Speaker 7: prophetic perspective.
24:21
Speaker 1: Yeah, today obviously historic, a wonderful day piece, but how
24:28
Speaker 1: much faith do you have in this holding up this
24:31
Speaker 1: whole piece deal over the years?
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Speaker 7: Well, I think if you believe the Bible, this issue
24:38
Speaker 7: is not going to be permanently resolved until maybe the
24:42
Speaker 7: end of time. I've seen so many other conflicts settled
24:47
Speaker 7: and this one continues to fester. Now, I do want
24:50
Speaker 7: to credit Trump. I mean, over my adult lifetime, I've
24:53
Speaker 7: seen the Nixon Plan, the Carter Plan, the Clinton Plan,
24:56
Speaker 7: and none of them have really made measurable progress. But
24:59
Speaker 7: this really is a momentous step forward. So I won't
25:03
Speaker 7: say I'm optimistic, but I am hopeful that we can
25:07
Speaker 7: build on what we see today.
25:09
Speaker 1: Yeah, the film is called The Dragon's Prophecy. You've got
25:12
Speaker 1: to see this film, and you deal with how far
25:15
Speaker 1: back into ancient times this all goes. You know, presidents
25:18
Speaker 1: have tried giving land in this deal. It's about giving
25:23
Speaker 1: an economy and booming economy to going back to the beginning,
25:29
Speaker 1: what is really the root of this conflict.
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Speaker 7: Well, the Biblical perspective basically says that Israel has always
25:39
Speaker 7: been fighting for its life, and in fact, there is
25:43
Speaker 7: an eerie similarity between this war that we've been witnessing
25:47
Speaker 7: for two years and the ancient war between the Israelites
25:52
Speaker 7: and their longtime enemy called the Philistines now Philistine Palestine.
25:57
Speaker 7: That is actually the same word. It's the same name,
26:00
Speaker 7: but we're not just talking about the same name. We're
26:02
Speaker 7: talking about very similar tactics. The ancient Philistines would capture Israelites,
26:10
Speaker 7: would drag them literally to Gaza. Gaza's mentioned in the Bible,
26:14
Speaker 7: and then in the Bible it says that when Samson,
26:17
Speaker 7: the hero who represents the strength of Israel, is captured,
26:21
Speaker 7: he's blinded in somewhat the same way Israel was blinded
26:25
Speaker 7: in October seventh. He was paraded in front of the
26:28
Speaker 7: people of Gaza quote for their entertainment. And similarly with
26:32
Speaker 7: the captives of October seventh, they were stripped to the waist,
26:36
Speaker 7: they were dragged to Gaza, they were paraded while people
26:39
Speaker 7: were shouting a lahulak bar. So all of this is
26:42
Speaker 7: a way of saying that the events that we're seeing
26:44
Speaker 7: in front of our eyes are not just ordinary events.
26:48
Speaker 7: They have deep biblical resonance, and so we have a
26:53
Speaker 7: wide angle lens in looking at all of this in
26:56
Speaker 7: this film.
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Speaker 1: It's a powerful film. It's called The Dragon's Prophecy and
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Speaker 1: what's the website.
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Speaker 7: The website is The dragons prophecyfilm dot com. It's available
27:09
Speaker 7: in streaming and in DVD now. It's also available on
27:12
Speaker 7: the platform called Rumble where you can kind of pay
27:14
Speaker 7: per view at just purchase and click and watch. So
27:17
Speaker 7: great film to watch right now, because it's very much
27:20
Speaker 7: in tune with the spirit of renewal. We've been hearing
27:22
Speaker 7: a lot about that since Charlie Kirk's death. I think
27:25
Speaker 7: that idea is reinforced by what happened today, and so
27:30
Speaker 7: this is a film that will leave you exhilarated and motivated.
27:33
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you've got great interviews in there with Yahu
27:36
Speaker 1: and Mike Kukaby talk about Mikekukaby's role in all this.
27:40
Speaker 7: Well, Huckaby is a very interesting character because he is
27:43
Speaker 7: not only the ambassador and a politician, but he's also
27:47
Speaker 7: a pastor. And one of the big issues that we're
27:50
Speaker 7: dealing with now in critiques of Israel and Jews from
27:53
Speaker 7: the right is this question of whether or not somehow
27:58
Speaker 7: the New Testament and Jesus makes the Old Testament obsolete.
28:04
Speaker 7: I mean that idea is in fact, on the face
28:06
Speaker 7: of it, preposterous, right, because from the Old Testament we
28:09
Speaker 7: get creation, we get the idea of fallen human nature,
28:11
Speaker 7: we get the Ten Commandments, we get the Hebrew prophets.
28:15
Speaker 7: So the idea that this can all be kind of
28:17
Speaker 7: kicked out from under us, I think is an affront
28:20
Speaker 7: to Christianity over two thousand years. But yet we're hearing
28:23
Speaker 7: it from influential voices on the right, and so it's
28:27
Speaker 7: sort of drawn me somewhat reluctantly into a public confrontation
28:31
Speaker 7: with the characters, because I think it's bad for Maga,
28:34
Speaker 7: it's bad for Trump, and it's also ultimately bad for Christianity.
28:37
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, it's a great film. Denisch DeSUS has made
28:40
Speaker 1: a lot of great films through the years, but this
28:42
Speaker 1: one of documentary called The Dragons Prophecy no more interesting
28:48
Speaker 1: examination of October seventh, great interviews, Great give us the
28:52
Speaker 1: website again.
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Speaker 7: The website is the Dragons plural The Dragon's Prophecy Film.
28:58
Speaker 7: Don't forget the film Dragon's prophecyfilm dot com. Check it out.
29:02
Speaker 7: You really won't regret it. It's a little bit of
29:05
Speaker 7: a departure for me because most of my other films
29:07
Speaker 7: have been, in one way or another, just about the
29:09
Speaker 7: meaning of America looked at from a political and historical perspective.
29:14
Speaker 7: But this film engages the world. It engages the human soul,
29:18
Speaker 7: the great struggle between good and evil, you know, God
29:21
Speaker 7: and the devil. The Dragon actually is a reference to
29:23
Speaker 7: Satan himself from the Book of Revelation. So this is
29:26
Speaker 7: a film that takes on a much bigger topic than
29:30
Speaker 7: I've dealt with before, and it uses a more spiritual
29:33
Speaker 7: lens than I have in my earlier work.
29:35
Speaker 1: Yeah, hey, you can buy You can buy the DVD
29:37
Speaker 1: on Amazon and well you can also see it unrumbled
29:39
Speaker 1: The Dragon's Prophecies on Rumble. If you want to pay
29:44
Speaker 1: for review it there, Well, great work, deniesh DESUSA, thanks
29:47
Speaker 1: for being.
29:47
Speaker 7: With us, really appreciate it.
29:50
Speaker 9: Thank you.
29:50
Speaker 1: Take care. It's a powerful film, and what a day
29:53
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29:56
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