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"Free Marketing" (FTTxJT 082226 hr3) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: We'll do it making mornings great again. Well, the first
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  Speaker 1: thing today on the Chunk media apples Joe Thomas, I'll
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  Speaker 1: do it.
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  Speaker 2: Line jewort said, steal met a day, including Saturdays.
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  Speaker 3: Please for work.
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  Speaker 4: When the sun comes up, drops a po scoop.
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  Speaker 5: Joe has everything a dream do all the jasut needs.
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  Speaker 4: The one that Joe's as smile, he only as.
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  Speaker 6: Joe.
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  Speaker 7: Thank you for letting me be of service to you.
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  Speaker 8: I want to be.
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  Speaker 7: Here's the deal. I'll tell you what went on last night.
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  Speaker 7: I'll give you my analysis of it's no extra charge,
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  Speaker 7: and then I want to hear how it's impacting you
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  Speaker 7: where you are at four three four eight eight two
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  Speaker 7: four to two one seven. You can text message or
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  Speaker 7: call in and then also to the emails at JT
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  Speaker 7: in the Morning Radio at gmail dot com. Charles writes
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  Speaker 7: in to set email address. Just thinking aloud here, we've
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  Speaker 7: been talking about security camera footage. A murderer was caught
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  Speaker 7: in West Virginia and they're using it as the reason
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  Speaker 7: why all you people who are complaining about flock cameras
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  Speaker 7: at al should stick a sock in it. Just thinking
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  Speaker 7: aloud here, Charles always good for this when there's an
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  Speaker 7: amber alert for a kidnapped child, and Virginians are asked
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  Speaker 7: to be on the lookout for a purp bolo if
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  Speaker 7: you ever hear oh they issued a bolow bring it
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  Speaker 7: be on the lookout A is any warrant needed? B
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  Speaker 7: Are we ordinary citizens unofficially being deputized in the search?
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  Speaker 7: Par Parenthetically, he says, I recall that it was an
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  Speaker 7: alert ordinary citizen who spotted the left wing's favorite assassin,
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  Speaker 7: Luigi MANGIONI credit what constitutes reasonable versus unreasonable searches? Ah,
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  Speaker 7: you qualify to be on the US Supreme Court. I
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  Speaker 7: presume you can also identify the difference between a man
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  Speaker 7: and a woman. Right, Charles, be on the lookout for
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  Speaker 7: announcement does fall within a certain amount of scrutiny because
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  Speaker 7: you're being asked to be, as you would say, Charles
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  Speaker 7: deputized into this search. This goes into the sheriffs and
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  Speaker 7: the police departments that ask for ring camera footage that
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  Speaker 7: may exist, but it's voluntary. They're saying, hey, we're looking
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  Speaker 7: for Joe Thomas. If you see him, call the sheriff.
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  Speaker 7: You don't have to, and in most neighborhoods you don't
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  Speaker 7: remember snitches get stitches in the land of Free Mumia
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  Speaker 7: with the purchase of a happy meal. But there is
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  Speaker 7: a certain level of scrutiny that goes in within the
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  Speaker 7: law enforcement community. Before be on the lookout for announcement
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  Speaker 7: is released, it has to be signed off on up
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  Speaker 7: the hierarchy. A police detective just can't call in a
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  Speaker 7: bolo without getting approval up the ranks. So again, there
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  Speaker 7: are supposed to be people who can be held to
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  Speaker 7: account when they're issued unjustly, let's call it that way.
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  Speaker 7: Much more going on here, but let's get our first
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  Speaker 7: things out into the public record first. Scott Bessen, Treasury Secretary,
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  Speaker 7: is going to hold a press conference at two o'clock
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  Speaker 7: on Monday to explain what President Trump meant by the
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  Speaker 7: phrase Economic d Day against Iran. Offers of Iranian crude
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  Speaker 7: oil to Chinese buyers have declined and prices have jumped
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  Speaker 7: in Beijing for those members of the ruling party that
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  Speaker 7: are allowed to have cars. Supreme Court Chief Justice John
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  Speaker 7: Roberts is allowing the White House to continue construction of
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  Speaker 7: the ballroom project, going over the retrofit and upgrades of
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  Speaker 7: the command and Control center that's always been in the basement,
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  Speaker 7: or at least since World War II underneath the East wing.
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  Speaker 7: President Trump announced Friday his administration will allow more beef
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  Speaker 7: to be temporarily imported into the United States without triggering
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  Speaker 7: higher tariffs. Russia has announced they are open to listening
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  Speaker 7: to new proposals on settlements of the Ukraine conflict. Russian
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  Speaker 7: Deputy Foreign Minister Serge Ribekhoff said, as long as they
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  Speaker 7: reflect quote the realities on the ground. President Trump sought
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  Speaker 7: on Friday to help out the campaign of Darlene Nardone
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  Speaker 7: for US Senate. Nardone is the sister of fallen Senator
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  Speaker 7: Lindsey Graham. He told a crowd in South Carolina that
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  Speaker 7: pretend he is on the ballot on Tuesday, when Nardone
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  Speaker 7: faces Congressman Ralph Norman for the GOP nomination in November.
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  Speaker 7: specifically on issues of sexual orientation and conservative values. In
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  Speaker 1: We couldn't tell you what six seven means. Where's the fighting?
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  Speaker 1: That first thing today? By Joe Thomas on the Tunk
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  Speaker 1: Media Network.
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  Speaker 7: Hey you're doing it again.
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  Speaker 2: Weekends.
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  Speaker 7: It wasn't Rockaway Beach and the folks in Nassau County
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  Speaker 7: are going to get salty with you. The I think
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  Speaker 7: the only thing folks at the Atlantic Beach like less
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  Speaker 7: than being compared to Rockaway Beaches, maybe being compared to
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  Speaker 7: Fire Island just saying, but the several reactions earlier on
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  Speaker 7: we were talking about the tornado that touched down on
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  Speaker 7: Atlantic Beach, just tearing up a bunch of cabandas there
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  Speaker 7: only just missing County Executive Bruce Blakeman by minutes. It
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  Speaker 7: sounded like according to his statement. We still have Blakeman's
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  Speaker 7: statement to the crowd and the press there.
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  Speaker 8: I live about seven blocks away from here. Yesterday morning,
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  Speaker 8: I was in the ocean early and I happened to
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  Speaker 8: be swimming in the ocean and a fin came right
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  Speaker 8: by me. I was worried that it might be a shock,
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  Speaker 8: and it was lucky that it was a dolphin.
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  Speaker 7: Marquise writes in listening to us on Long Island News
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  Speaker 7: Radio one three nine, boy Blakeman's courting the Jimmy Buffett
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  Speaker 7: vot vote there is I don't know, is there a
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  Speaker 7: big Jimmy Buffett vote in New York State? I guess
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  Speaker 7: so there's a big Jimmy Buffett vote anywhere. Jimmy Buffett
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  Speaker 7: could appear in Fairbanks, Alaska and our friends out there
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  Speaker 7: at Kfar and the place would be mobbed. It doesn't matter.
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  Speaker 7: Speaking of beaches and fun, Dover got hit with another
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  Speaker 7: tornado in the same storm system there, and I guess
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  Speaker 7: you know, it seemed like the damage was not serious
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  Speaker 7: from the standpoint, caused extensive damage. State of emergency in
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  Speaker 7: Dover emergency dozens of people stranded in cars during flooding
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  Speaker 7: in Dover, Delaware. Right there is that How much damage
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  Speaker 7: was it to the Air Force base down there? The
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  Speaker 7: pictures are stunning, by the way, because New York City
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  Speaker 7: is so surrounded by cameras for this, that or the
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  Speaker 7: other thing, the photographs that were able to be caught
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  Speaker 7: of this funnel cloud are some of the best I've
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  Speaker 7: ever seen. It's eerie in the same way. These are
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  Speaker 7: the same cameras that we were just debating, Well, no,
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  Speaker 7: these are. Some of them are traffic cameras, some of
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  Speaker 7: them are just you know, news cameras, Eyewitness news, CBS, eyeball,
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  Speaker 7: Chuck Scarborough, Sue Simmons news. But the flooding is what
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  Speaker 7: drove Barried write in I think you're being unfair to
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  Speaker 7: New York City mayor, Mom, Donnie. It takes a lot
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  Speaker 7: more to start a grocery store that's guaranteed to lose
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  Speaker 7: thirty percent of its revenue than it is to send
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  Speaker 7: somebody out to clean the gut, the greats and the
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  Speaker 7: drains along the expressways in his city. And besides, those
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  Speaker 7: are jobs, this is my favorite part, Barry things. Those
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  Speaker 7: are jobs that American citizens just don't want to do.
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  Speaker 7: Best writers in show business, better than Sid Caesar had
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  Speaker 7: when his writing team included mel Brooks and Carl Reiner
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  Speaker 7: and Woody Allen. But the flooding was profound. Just a
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  Speaker 7: list of some of the places lie Long Island Expressway,
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  Speaker 7: Brooklyn Queen's Expressway in the city of New York closed
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  Speaker 7: in both directions, multiple places. This is two inches of
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  Speaker 7: rain we received here in our flagship city on three
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  Speaker 7: different occasions in the past week, two to three inches
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  Speaker 7: of within an hour, hour and a half of a
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  Speaker 7: storm surge, a microburst. And yes, there was water on
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  Speaker 7: the roads, there was hydroplaning opportunities. There's danger in the
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  Speaker 7: water standing on the roads, but nobody went underwater. There
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  Speaker 7: was not six feet of standing water. There weren't four feet.
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  Speaker 7: And people sending on the roof of their pickup truck
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  Speaker 7: on the Long Island Expressway like there was. But your
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  Speaker 7: point about you know, I don't know, I don't know.
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  Speaker 7: There's got to be a city worker's job. Who it
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  Speaker 7: is to make sure these drains are open? And if
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  Speaker 7: there isn't, why is Zorhan Mamdani doing this? And politically
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  Speaker 7: you got to give him. He administers the government. Is
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  Speaker 7: this in the city council? It's his administration. So who's there?
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  Speaker 7: And I pointed this out earlier Marxist socialists, because the
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  Speaker 7: average American, including the average New Yorker, understands that Marxism
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  Speaker 7: leads to death and destruction, leads to people being taken
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  Speaker 7: to Gulacs generally have to spend a lot more time
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  Speaker 7: selling their ideas than conservatives do, so more of his
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  Speaker 7: administration is dedicated to explaining that he's not the Antichrist
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  Speaker 7: than are busy, Oh I don't know, clearing the drains
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  Speaker 7: on the Lie and Jackie Robinson Parkway. But politically, in
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  Speaker 7: this storm of Thursday, Bruce Blakeman is the one that
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  Speaker 7: came out, I mean, you know, and maybe he's lucky
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  Speaker 7: because nobody was seriously injured or anything.
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  Speaker 8: And then of course we heard that there would be
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  Speaker 8: a major weather event.
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  Speaker 7: At one thirty.
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  Speaker 8: Pm, me and my team were on the phone with
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  Speaker 8: a National service. They indicated that we could get two
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  Speaker 8: and a half to three inches of rain, that there
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  Speaker 8: would not be a tremendous amount of wind, there would
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  Speaker 8: be isolated win gus. I specifically asked the Weather Service
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  Speaker 8: whether or not there could be any meaningful wind event,
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  Speaker 8: and they said, you never know with respect to this
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  Speaker 8: kind of storm.
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  Speaker 7: And Kathy Hochel's acolytes are going nuts on social media.
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  Speaker 7: I read to you the one earlier this morning. I
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  Speaker 7: saw yet on Friday complaining that Blakeman should have been
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  Speaker 7: forced by law to give up his office as Nassau
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  Speaker 7: County Executive to prevent him from getting free media coverage
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  Speaker 7: out of this exploiting a tragedy, because I mean, Kathy
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  Speaker 7: Hokele would never do that. I'm sure Kathy Hochle was
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  Speaker 7: mad that Bruce Blakeman was there, apparently in the water
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  Speaker 7: before the tornado hit on Atlantic Beach, which yeah, I mean,
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  Speaker 7: it's all the barrier. I mean, it's like saying Atlantic
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  Speaker 7: Beach and Quogg are the same. And do I get
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  Speaker 7: extra points for saying the word Quogg on the air?
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  Speaker 7: This serious stuff. But and Bruce Blakeman gave a great
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  Speaker 7: press conference. And the scary thing for Kathy Hokele is
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  Speaker 7: she was about to be passed by Bruce Blakeman, and
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  Speaker 7: forty plus percent of New Yorkers had no idea who
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  Speaker 7: he was, and she was about to lose to him.
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  Speaker 7: Now they get to see him, they're like, Oh, that's
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  Speaker 7: the guy who's running for governor. Oh, more likely to
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  Speaker 7: vote for him now he actually seems like a reasonable guy.
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  Speaker 7: This is why the left is all screaming about exploiting
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  Speaker 7: a tragedy and forcing people to give up their elected office,
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  Speaker 7: except for, of course, the Democrat incumbent. It's not that.
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  Speaker 7: I love the More Crimes, and so is my buddy Ray.
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  Speaker 7: And he sent me this. It was a story based
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  Speaker 7: found eighty one percent of Americans viewed free enterprise positively.
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  Speaker 7: just published Rise of the Corporatist State eighteen forty nine
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  Speaker 7: is what where we are. It's almost back engineered fascism.
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  Speaker 7: Just so you understand. So we've lost the word capitalism
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  Speaker 7: this story, this report on the Gallop poll, eighty one
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  Speaker 7: percent when asked if they believed in the free market
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  Speaker 7: they said yes, eighty one percent, where it's only fifty
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  Speaker 7: four percent fifty four or fifty four percent viewed capitalism positively.
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  Speaker 7: There's what they've done. And one thing you can hang
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  Speaker 7: percent of the population. That's a lot, though when you
• 32:41
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  Speaker 7: Now that's that's the one that hurts. Thirty nine And
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  Speaker 7: The means that is the difference. But if eighty one
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  Speaker 7: economic system we're living under now carry the moniker capitalist,
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  Speaker 7: only fifty four percent view capitalism positively. But if a
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  Speaker 7: about a free market, eighty one percent of us say yes.
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  Speaker 7: So it was, like I said, Ray was absolutely right
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  Speaker 7: It is, as with several things I've noted in the
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  Speaker 7: past year, places flog cameras and data centers being two
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  Speaker 7: of the great places where the left, the Marxists, the
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  Speaker 7: communists don't want you looking at the real reason things
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  Speaker 7: are happening, and so they've managed to come up with
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  Speaker 7: scenarios that will oo fifteen to twenty percent of conservatives
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  Speaker 7: just based on the idea of privacy or well privacy mostly.
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  Speaker 7: And this as out of the choice of all the emails,
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  Speaker 7: this one from Steve I think speaks the most volume. Joe,
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  Speaker 7: don't you understand. Don't you people get a handbook? If
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  Speaker 7: you're a conservative talk show host, you shouldn't be out
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  Speaker 7: there offending flock cameras. You should be denigrating law enforcement
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  Speaker 7: like the left wants you to do. But this is
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  Speaker 7: the point of because the answer isn't all one way
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  Speaker 7: or all or all another way. And this is what
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  Speaker 7: makes the Fourth Amendment so beautiful was it understood that
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  Speaker 7: a governing body is going to need to investigate crimes.
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  Speaker 7: And I've said this before and again, I can't help
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  Speaker 7: but tell you what my analysis of a story or
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  Speaker 7: a scenario is, whither it dovetails with the hashtag warriors
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  Speaker 7: out there, the bumper sticker pulpit crowd who just wants
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  Speaker 7: to boil everything down to a two word phrase or
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  Speaker 7: a three word phrase. I'm the guy who wants a
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  Speaker 7: T shirt that says your life matters. Where's that hashtag?
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  Speaker 7: Your life matters? Because when Jesus Christ showed up in
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  Speaker 7: Samaria and all his boys went running in to find
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  Speaker 7: the governors and the mayors and the elected officials and
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  Speaker 7: the important people, he sat down with a woman who
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  Speaker 7: nobody wanted to talk to. You ever feel like the
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  Speaker 7: person in your world that nobody wants to talk to.
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  Speaker 7: That's when that carpenter rabbi from Galilee said no, no, no,
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  Speaker 7: I'll sit with her, like really, we're gonna go get
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  Speaker 7: the mayor and see if he can get some And
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  Speaker 7: he won the town over because of her, because of
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  Speaker 7: the one no one wanted to be around. Percolate that
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  Speaker 7: for a while that we understand that there are places
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  Speaker 7: we need governance that in a free society, for example,
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  Speaker 7: you cannot stop crime. We fight crime. We it occurs
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  Speaker 7: after it occurs, or as the case of Flight ninety three,
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  Speaker 7: as it's occurring. This is why we go there when
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  Speaker 7: we celebrate on location the twenty fifth anniversary of September eleventh,
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  Speaker 7: we're going to the Flight ninety three Memorial in Shanksville, Pennsylvania,
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  Speaker 7: because they didn't get protection before the crime happened. As
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  Speaker 7: the crime was taking place, they stopped it. But most
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  Speaker 7: of the cases will involve police, law enforcement coming along
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  Speaker 7: and collecting evidence after the crime has happened, and you
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  Speaker 7: want them bonded, you want them. You're sworn as officers
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  Speaker 7: to not play fast and loose with the evidence, that
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  Speaker 7: everything that they collect is going to be good. No
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  Speaker 7: leather gloves found under air conditioners, just saying. And then
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  Speaker 7: they get turned over to the prosecutors, who then are
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  Speaker 7: also sworn under the threat of prison. I saw that
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  Speaker 7: Derek Chauvin just got let out the other day. But
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  Speaker 7: the prosecutors are also sworn. They are sworn into a
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  Speaker 7: world where ten guilty people can get away with their crime,
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  Speaker 7: or at least escape conviction in a scenario based around
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  Speaker 7: the idea that that one out of ten that is
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  Speaker 7: actually innocent of the crime does not get thrown in
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  Speaker 7: jail simply because we have to fight crime. We fight
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  Speaker 7: crime by finding the people who did it after the fact,
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  Speaker 7: punishing them so that the next person who might consider
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  Speaker 7: such a crime and saying, eh, probably shouldn't do that.
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  Speaker 7: And yes, lawyers are important. As a matter of fact,
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  Speaker 7: lawyers are the most important part of it because they
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  Speaker 7: are the ones who in this legal hoarders society that
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  Speaker 7: we live in. Go to my Facebook page Seville Joe
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  Speaker 7: Thomas on Facebook, you'll see a picture cartoon I had
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  Speaker 7: chat GTP draw for me of the US Capitol building
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  Speaker 7: if it was a hoarder house, because that's where we are.
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  Speaker 7: We've become legal hoarders. We hoard law. We just write
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  Speaker 7: new laws and pilot on the stack that's sitting next
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  Speaker 7: to our easy chair. But let's not forget Henry the
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  Speaker 7: sixth Part two, the scene where the phrase comes from.
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  Speaker 7: They are trying to bring down the government by creating anarchy,
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  Speaker 7: and so the phrase the first thing I'll do is
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  Speaker 7: kill all the lawyers is spoken by an anarchist who
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  Speaker 7: is trying to bring down the government. It's a fun phrase, sure,
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  Speaker 7: anyone who's been arrested whatever, But remember when Shakespeare wrote
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  Speaker 7: that it was about somebody who was trying to tear
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  Speaker 7: down a society based on the rule of law in
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  Speaker 7: order to insert anarchy that would allow them to climb
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  Speaker 7: to the pulpit under the guise of bringing order back.
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  Speaker 7: Gotta be careful of these things, is they get kind
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  Speaker 7: of tortured and tormented through society. We're wrapping things up here.
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  Speaker 7: Next week, I hope there might be new polling data
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  Speaker 7: on the governor's race in New York. Bruce Blakeman was
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  Speaker 7: within four points of Kathy Hokel and forty seven percent
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  Speaker 7: of New Yorkers had never heard of him. Yet he
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  Speaker 7: was still almost there. She was in peril of losing
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  Speaker 7: to none of the above. Well, now, unfortunately, I guess,
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  Speaker 7: fortunately enough for Blakeman, nobody was injured, seriously or killed.
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  Speaker 7: But because the tornado touchdown in Nassau County, now people
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  Speaker 7: know who he is.
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  Speaker 8: And then of course we heard that there would be
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  Speaker 8: a major weather event at one thirty pm, and.
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  Speaker 7: He marshaled his team. So until next week so long
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  Speaker 7: and thanks for all the fish.
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