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Hour 2: Brown University cover-up. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Mister New York mar Simone on telling you Ony, well,
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Speaker 1: there's a lot going on the video of the Narco
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Speaker 1: terrorist boats being attacked. You know you've seen the video
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Speaker 1: of the bomb hitting the boat. Democrats still trying to
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Speaker 1: convince people, Well, they were fishing boats. You can always
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Speaker 1: tell a fishing boat. You don't have to be Columbo
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Speaker 1: to figure it out. You can tell it's a fishing
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Speaker 1: boat when it has fishing equipment on it. You can
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Speaker 1: tell it's a narco terrorist boat when it's got fifty
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Speaker 1: oil drums of chemicals on it. That's not a fishing boat.
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Speaker 1: You can also tell a narco terrorist boat if you've
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Speaker 1: seen the pictures of these boats. Six outboard engines, big
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Speaker 1: high speed, big huge outboard Sometimes you see two on
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Speaker 1: a boat or three. When you see six outboard engines
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Speaker 1: that so it can go one hundred and forty miles
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Speaker 1: an hour through the water in the middle of the night.
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Speaker 1: Fishermen don't go one hundred and forty miles an hour
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Speaker 1: through the water in the middle of the night. So
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Speaker 1: Narco terrorist boats, the video shows them being blown up.
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Speaker 1: Now there was a second shot, a third shot, and
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Speaker 1: it killed all the people. When you make the decision
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Speaker 1: to blow up these boats, and they had those JAG
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Speaker 1: officers with them. These are the legal lawyers, these military lawyers,
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Speaker 1: making the decisions, and they told them this is perfectly legal.
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Speaker 1: Blow up the boats. And the reason you fly over
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Speaker 1: the boat and drop these bombs is to destroy the
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Speaker 1: boat and kill everybody on it. That's the mission. So
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Speaker 1: why would there be a controversy over firing a second shot?
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Speaker 1: In most cases, that first bomb just obliterates the boat
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Speaker 1: and kills everybody. Sometimes you need a second shot. But
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Speaker 1: what normal, sane, rational person would say, well, one bomb,
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Speaker 1: that's okay. Second bombs getting a little pushy. Of course
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Speaker 1: you can vomit again. But fake news and Democrats have
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Speaker 1: to make a controversy out of anything. Why did they
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Speaker 1: have to fire that second shot? You know, it's like
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Speaker 1: saying to a mob guy, oh, one bullet in the head, Okay,
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Speaker 1: I could see that too. That was excessive. So they
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Speaker 1: want this video released, I guess because they think it'll
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Speaker 1: look gruesome or something. The you know the problem is
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Speaker 1: people like seeing narco terrorist boats filled with drugs blown up.
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Speaker 1: They like that. And remember I mentioned last hour in Washington,
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Speaker 1: they used the Green Bay Diner test. If you went
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Speaker 1: to Green Bay, Wisconsin into a diner, would people before
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Speaker 1: this or against this, would they be talking about it? Yeah,
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Speaker 1: if you go anywhere in America, anywhere, you can go
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Speaker 1: up to New Hampshire, anywhere in America, Colorado. A lot
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Speaker 1: of these people have seen friends, family members, They've seen
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Speaker 1: people have their lives ruined by drugs. So they'd like
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Speaker 1: to see the flowid drugs stop. And if this helps,
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Speaker 1: obviously it would. If there's a boatload of massive amount
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Speaker 1: of drugs coming on a boat and you blew it
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Speaker 1: up and took it out and stopped it from coming
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Speaker 1: to America, people love that. But Democrats still can't get
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Speaker 1: this through their head. They're still trying to make a
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Speaker 1: controversy over it. So Pete Hagsath announced they're not going
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Speaker 1: to release any more video. You can see the first shot,
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Speaker 1: and I understand that. You know, sometimes they release a
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Speaker 1: video of a bombing mission or something in war, but
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Speaker 1: they don't release every second of everything. They just don't
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Speaker 1: do it. Hexath explains they're not going to release anything.
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Speaker 2: And keeping with long standing Department of War policy, Department
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Speaker 2: of Defense policy, of course, we're not going to release
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Speaker 2: a top secret full unedited video of that to the
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Speaker 2: general public.
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Speaker 1: Okay, that makes sense, makes sense. Hey, By the way,
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Speaker 1: Heggsath's been doing a great job. You know, they keep
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Speaker 1: trying to drill this into your head. You know, they
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Speaker 1: make up some fake thing and they just try to
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Speaker 1: drill it into your head. This is the way that
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Speaker 1: propaganda works, you know. Actually that's Soviet style stuff. Just
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Speaker 1: repeat it over and over and over and over and
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Speaker 1: over and over. Just keep repeating it day and night
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Speaker 1: for weeks until everybody believes it. So if you watch
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Speaker 1: fake news, even the Sunday shows, top officials, big Democratic leaders.
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Speaker 1: I saw on the Sunday shows with that same Hexath
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Speaker 1: is the least most unqualified secretary Defense ever, the single
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Speaker 1: most unqualified secretary. They kept repeating that till people believe it,
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Speaker 1: and the anchors are totally corrupt. Not one of them
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Speaker 1: jumped in and said, well, wait a minute, he's got
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Speaker 1: a lot of military on his resume, big military background.
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Speaker 1: We've had plenty of secretaries of Defense with no military experience.
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Speaker 1: With Chuck Hagel was just a congressman. Les Aspen was
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Speaker 1: a college professor when he became secretary. We've had plenty
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Speaker 1: of plenty of secretaries of Defense with a lot less
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Speaker 1: experience than Pete Hexeth. And if you just look at
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Speaker 1: the record, Hexath has been actually pretty successful as Secretary
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Speaker 1: of Defense. His military operations have been highly successful, from
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Speaker 1: the bombing of the nuclear reactor in Iran, even that
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Speaker 1: seizing the big big tanker, oil tanker whatever that was
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Speaker 1: in the Remember that video of the helicopters over it,
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Speaker 1: the Navy seals repelling down, seizing that big tanker, I
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Speaker 1: mean it was. These are pretty successful military operations. Isn't
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Speaker 1: that one failure Secretary of Defense? But they want that
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Speaker 1: video and here comes the cheap, hustling, pandering, low low end,
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Speaker 1: cheap politician, Chuck Schumer.
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Speaker 3: Every senator is entitled to see it, if there is
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Speaker 3: no problem with sources and methods, because the senators will
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Speaker 3: see it in the skiff. I also believe that every
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Speaker 3: American should see an appropriate version of this.
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Speaker 1: What the hell is he talking about? You got to
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Speaker 1: see this video. Hey, a guy went out, he paid
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Speaker 1: who knows how much he paid for those big, big
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Speaker 1: new glasses. Let him see the video. They have said
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Speaker 1: they will show the video to ranking members of Congress,
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Speaker 1: the committees that need to see them, they'll see it. Okay,
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Speaker 1: Well that's good enough for me. Hey, there's a Milania
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Speaker 1: film coming out. It's a big documentary about Malania. She's
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Speaker 1: been a part of it, involved in it. You know.
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Speaker 1: They obviously have trumped arrangement syndrome, so they never cover
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Speaker 1: the first lady. If you're the first lady in the
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Speaker 1: United States, if you're Laura Bush, if you're a Jill Biden,
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Speaker 1: excuse me, doctor Jill Biden. But Laura Bush is a
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Speaker 1: good example, a very nice woman, didn't do much of anything,
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Speaker 1: was basically just a housewife. Michelle Obama the same thing,
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Speaker 1: just a housewife, didn't really do anything, didn't have any
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Speaker 1: sort of job or career or anything. Housewife like Laura Bush.
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Speaker 1: But boy did they get coverage. It'd be on magazine covers,
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Speaker 1: big profiles, articles that come interviewed, why don't you give
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Speaker 1: us a tour of the White House and tell us
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Speaker 1: about your kids? And it's wonderful, glowing profiles. Milania Trump.
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Speaker 1: Nothing nothing, no mention. And she's actually the best looking
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Speaker 1: first lady ever because she's the only fashion model, professional
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Speaker 1: model that ever became a first lady. So she'd be
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Speaker 1: perfect for magazine covers, but no magazine covers the average
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Speaker 1: looking Delaware housewife Joe Biden. Thousand magazine covers the gorgeous
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Speaker 1: Malania Trump. Nothing no magazine covers. So they've decided to
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Speaker 1: do it themselves. They've made a documentary about Milania, what
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Speaker 1: she does, how she carries herself, and hey give her credit,
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Speaker 1: she's raised a wonderful son. So the documentary will be
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Speaker 1: released soon, first in theaters and then streaming. Looks pretty good.
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Speaker 1: They put the trailer out, you can find it online.
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Speaker 1: Looks excellent. I think it'll do very well. Hey, Brown
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Speaker 1: University ruble situation, and Brown University is one of these
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Speaker 1: Ivy League, very very expensive. You pay eighty thousand a
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Speaker 1: year in tuition. It looks like it's a badly run place.
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Speaker 1: They have a security director who probably isn't the best qualified.
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Speaker 1: He's got a long resume of being a college campus
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Speaker 1: security guy. But you know, usually you want an ex
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Speaker 1: police guy x FBI, a guy with the real serious
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Speaker 1: professional law enforcement skills. They didn't have that. And for
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Speaker 1: paying all this money, I mean, you're paying a fortune
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Speaker 1: to go to Brown. They don't seem to have an
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Speaker 1: adequate security system. They can't find any real video of
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Speaker 1: this guy. You know, they got the one. It's like
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Speaker 1: an Amazon ring video from two blocks away of the guy.
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Speaker 1: But this campus apparently wasn't equipped with surveillance cameras any
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Speaker 1: just small business, A lot of houses have more surveillance
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Speaker 1: video than this campus had really inadequate stuff. Total lack
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Speaker 1: of security cameras, and that's one reason they can't find
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Speaker 1: the shooter. Disaster mikes Brown look very very bad, you know,
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Speaker 1: and it's interesting when they cover the victims of a shooting.
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Speaker 1: You notice you've seen no mention, no mention of the
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Speaker 1: people that were shot at Brown. Well, one of the
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Speaker 1: reasons is they're conservatives. One of them, a female student
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Speaker 1: who's apparently very very impressive, was the head of the
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Speaker 1: Republican club. They're a conservative. People really admired her. But
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Speaker 1: you'll notice you'll see no mention of her. You're not
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Speaker 1: going to cover her, not going to mention her, just
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Speaker 1: covering up who the victims were. Just horrible situation. So
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Speaker 1: you got that terrible Australia situation, anti Semitic, it was
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Speaker 1: a Muslim terrorist attack, and then yesterday in New York
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Speaker 1: you've got this very disturbing anti Semitic attack New York subways.
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Speaker 1: A group of eight boys, young Jewish men, heading back
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Speaker 1: to the Lebavich headquarters in Brooklyn from Mahonka Celebration Union
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Speaker 1: Square Orthodox and they're on the train and two I
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Speaker 1: don't think that they don't appear to be Muslim, but
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Speaker 1: they just appear to be ugly anti Semitic bigots, hurling
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Speaker 1: slurs at them. One of them yelled, killed the Jews.
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Speaker 1: F the Jews. I mean, just the worst, most disgusting thing.
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Speaker 1: Somebody took out a phone and started video recording, and
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Speaker 1: then that aggravated the whole situation and they went nuts.
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Speaker 1: One of the aggressors grabbed one of the Jewish boys
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Speaker 1: by the collar of the coat. This is absolutely disgusting stuff.
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Speaker 1: The NYPD apparently has access to all kinds of video
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Speaker 1: from the train cars, the train stations. Hopefully they'll identify
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Speaker 1: these guys very soon and really, really really give them
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Speaker 1: the maximum consequences from the justice system. Unfortunately, got Alvin
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Speaker 1: Bragg and left wing kooks running this, but the MTA
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Speaker 1: chair Jano Lieber, who is usually a bad guy, but
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Speaker 1: hopefully they'll do the right thing here. Got a good
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Speaker 1: police commissioner Hopefully these guys get the maximum sentence. There's
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Speaker 1: more and more of these incidents. It's really frightening stuff.
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Speaker 1: You remember, Biden and the Democrats made up a whole
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Speaker 1: fake story about the greatest threat as white supremacist. Nobody
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Speaker 1: has seen a white supremacist in New York and not
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Speaker 1: this commissioner. Previous commissioner said, he checked the record. He said,
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Speaker 1: they've never encountered a white supremacist anywhere. But this is
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Speaker 1: the real threat. It's not the white supremacist's this anti
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Speaker 1: semitic crap. You got to hunt these guys down and really,
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Speaker 1: really really go after them. Oh now the FBI, now
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Speaker 1: all sorts of stuff is coming out about the marl
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Speaker 1: Lago raid. Senator Grassley Chuck Grassley, Iowa, chairman of the
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Speaker 1: Senate Judiciary Committee, has posted on x He's released emails
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Speaker 1: that have been discovered. The FBI itself did not believe
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Speaker 1: there was any reason for a mar A Lago raid.
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Speaker 1: They said they did not have probable cause. Is the
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Speaker 1: Archives Department that keeps track of these documents. One idiot
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Speaker 1: in the department was saying he believed maybe there were
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Speaker 1: classified documents at mar Alago, and he did turn out
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Speaker 1: to be wrong. There was nothing there of any consequence,
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Speaker 1: and the FBI kept saying, to doj We don't have
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Speaker 1: any grounds to do a raid, but they were ordered
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Speaker 1: to do a raid. Word came down from the Biden administration,
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Speaker 1: from Merrick Garland, do the raid, and they cranked it
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Speaker 1: up to ridiculous levels. They put on lights and sirens,
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Speaker 1: swarmed the complex. Merrick Garland gave them the order to
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Speaker 1: use deadly force. Can you imagine this? You ever been
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Speaker 1: to mar A Lago. It's a one hundred old ladies
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Speaker 1: in there going how Yeah, it's just these old ladies
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Speaker 1: wandering around looking for a celebrity to take pictures. I
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Speaker 1: can you imagine authorizing deadly force. They also author rise
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Speaker 1: them to go in the master bedroom, going Malania's room.
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Speaker 1: They sent a professional safe cracker with him to open
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Speaker 1: every safe in the place. They do that, by the way,
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Speaker 1: you know when there's a raid, a really good rating team.
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Speaker 1: When they raid a place, a business or something, they'll
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Speaker 1: say open that say the guy will say he'll lie, Oh,
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Speaker 1: I don't have the combination. So they'll just turn to
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Speaker 1: a guy and say you open it. It's a professional
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Speaker 1: safe cracker they bring with them. But this is going
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Speaker 1: to result, I think in criminal charges. You may even
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Speaker 1: see Merrick Garland charge criminally. This is really sleazy stuff. Now,
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Speaker 1: why would you open the safes? Well, the documents might
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Speaker 1: be in there. Well, if you look at the Merrick
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Speaker 1: Garland Joe Biden Justice Department original statements, why do the raid?
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Speaker 1: They said we were worried there were documents and they
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Speaker 1: were not being held securely. They were just in boxes
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Speaker 1: out in the open. Well, if they're in a safe,
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Speaker 1: locked up, then their whole purpose is defeated. So this
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Speaker 1: is going to result and somebody getting charged criminal charges
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Speaker 1: and they will be justified. Hey, we'll take some calls
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Speaker 1: in a moment. 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 to ten.
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Speaker 4: Mister New York piece, Mark Simone on wor.
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Speaker 1: Hey, Yeah, we'll take some calls. Eight hundred three to two,
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Speaker 1: one zero seven to ten is the number. You know
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Speaker 1: you're gonna miss Eric Adams, You get mom, Donny. I
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Speaker 1: know Adams wasn't so hot, but the last year is
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Speaker 1: pretty good, and he's been speaking out a lot about
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Speaker 1: the tear. We just talked about this horrible antisemitic attack.
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Speaker 1: But he said when he leaves, he'll still be a voice,
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Speaker 1: and that's one of the causes he'll fight for.
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Speaker 5: It is time for you to ask your friends that
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Speaker 5: you have been there for, where are they now? Where
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Speaker 5: are they now? You can't be neutral in this conversation.
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Speaker 5: You cannot be a d TEX spectator watching these horrific
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Speaker 5: actions take place.
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Speaker 1: Every day. You're talking about these anti Semitic attacks.
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Speaker 5: And so we are days away from the conclusion of
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Speaker 5: this administration. But the end of the malty means the
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Speaker 5: beginning of what we're going to do together.
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Speaker 1: I think this community.
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Speaker 5: I thank the people of the city of New York,
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Speaker 5: thank you, and I thank all of us for standing
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Speaker 5: up for what is right.
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Speaker 1: God bless us all again. You're gonna miss him. He
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Speaker 1: had a pretty good year this past year. If you
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Speaker 1: could have started being good the first year, it might
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Speaker 1: have made a big difference. He might have been reelected. Anyway,
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Speaker 1: let's go to Adam in New Jersey. Adam, how you doing. Mark?
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Speaker 6: Listen, you got a little bit of a mistakes going
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Speaker 6: on there. Because mister Hexset is no longer the Secretary
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Speaker 6: of Defense. He's the Secretary of war.
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Speaker 7: You know what I mean.
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Speaker 1: Right, Thanks for clearing it up. Let's go to Dennis
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Speaker 1: in Boundbrook, New Jersey. Dennis, how are you doing?
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Speaker 8: Oh, good morning, Mark. Today the New York Times ran
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Speaker 8: a headline, white hose, white house spins a rise in
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Speaker 8: the unemployment rate. It went from four point four to
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Speaker 8: four point six. Mark, those numbers are such a hoax.
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Speaker 8: Thousands of people and I was one of them, all
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Speaker 8: across the country. They make estimates on these things. It probably,
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Speaker 8: you know, within the twenty percent of terms of being accuracy,
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Speaker 8: but it's a big deal. They's spinning it four point
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Speaker 8: four to the.
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Speaker 1: New York Times, spinning something. Oh, that's not the New
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Speaker 1: York Times. I know. I can't believe they would destroy anything. Oh,
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Speaker 1: the New York Times surprising, right, No, they're so objective.
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Speaker 1: I can't imagine I'm spinning, not kidding, the most corrupt,
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Speaker 1: awful newspaper in the world.
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Speaker 4: You know.
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Speaker 1: That's part of what I think you might hear in
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Speaker 1: the President's speech tonight at nine o'clock. You will address
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Speaker 1: the nation. Hopefully everybody carries it. We will, But I
16:59
Speaker 1: think he's gon try to correct a lot of these
17:01
Speaker 1: myths about this fake affordability crisis. There is to a
17:05
Speaker 1: certain extent of crisis, some affordability problems. You can't say
17:09
Speaker 1: it's a crisis because it was much worse last year,
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Speaker 1: far worse the year before, So it's gotten a lot better.
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Speaker 1: I think that takes the crisis label off it. And
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Speaker 1: one of the things he'll point out is the job
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Speaker 1: creation under Trump is private sector jobs. Whenever it was
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Speaker 1: job creation or job numbers went up under Biden, it
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Speaker 1: was government jobs, just bloating up the government. But this
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Speaker 1: is all private sector jobs, which is what you want.
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Speaker 1: Let's go to Tony in White Plains.
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Speaker 4: Tony, how you doing taking morning mark? When I was
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Speaker 4: a kid, it's a long time ago. On a weekends,
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Speaker 4: I'd go with my mother and father to visit my
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Speaker 4: aunts and uncles Joe, their brothers and sisters. And my
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Speaker 4: father would get there and knock on the door and
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Speaker 4: say who was it? And my father say FBI, let
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Speaker 4: me in, and would go in and everybody would laugh.
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Speaker 4: Was like a big joke.
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Speaker 1: Well it got to be on not the funniest thing
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Speaker 1: I've ever heard.
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Speaker 4: I mean, every every day, every day is a new investigation,
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Speaker 4: a new probe, this and that, and it goes nowhere.
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Speaker 4: He's has sobs get away with murder. I want to
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Speaker 4: see people go to jail.
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Speaker 1: Well, all right, you might, you just might. I don't know.
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Speaker 1: It's you know, the problem is, wherever these things seem
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Speaker 1: to come up, Letitia James, it's always in a jurisdiction
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Speaker 1: where it's heavily democratic. They hate Trump. Trump derangement syndrome
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Speaker 1: takes over, but you got to keep at it. You know,
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Speaker 1: Trump is not a vindictive guy. He's not a guy
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Speaker 1: who generally looks for revenge or anything. You saw that
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Speaker 1: in the first term he had vowed he would go
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Speaker 1: after Hillary Clinton appoint a special prosecutor. And then the
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Speaker 1: first term he gets elected, they say, what happened to
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Speaker 1: special prosecutor? He said, nah, I don't want to hurt them.
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Speaker 1: It just wasn't his nature. But in between that first
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Speaker 1: and second term, they used lawful fair against him. They
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Speaker 1: put him on trial in four different cities. You know
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Speaker 1: what it's like to be on criminal trial in a courtroom.
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Speaker 1: Imagine that. Imagine if you had four of them going
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Speaker 1: at once in four different cities what that would do
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Speaker 1: to you. So when he came back, here was a
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Speaker 1: whole different Trump he will go after these guys. And
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Speaker 1: it's not just revenge, it's also you got to put
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Speaker 1: a stop to this. If any administration ever is going
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Speaker 1: to engage in law fare, if they don't think they're
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Speaker 1: going to face consequences, are getting end up tried themselves,
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Speaker 1: they'll keep doing it. So the only way to deter
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Speaker 1: it is to go after them and hopefully try to
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Speaker 1: put somebody. You're right, somebody's got to go to jail
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Speaker 1: for this. You know, Komi was so disgusting with his
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Speaker 1: surveillance on Trump, with his Russia hoax, with all the
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Speaker 1: it's got to be consequences for this, So hopefully he'll
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Speaker 1: keep at it. Now it turns out that Jack Smith
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Speaker 1: raid was totally corrupt. Hopefully, hopefully they go after Merrick
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Speaker 1: Garland on this one. Let's go to Jim in New Jersey. Jim,
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Speaker 1: how you doing, Jeff, it's not we've changed your name
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Speaker 1: to Jim.
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Speaker 9: Oh okay, I take that all right.
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Speaker 1: It's gonna cost you a few bucks getting stationary and
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Speaker 1: everything changed, but you can do it.
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Speaker 9: It's great that you know the you know, the guy's
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Speaker 9: relatives say, hey, FBI life. You know, you're right, it's
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Speaker 9: not a funny joke. But let me tell you something,
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Speaker 9: Cash Betell's the biggest disappointment in his entire administration. All Right,
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Speaker 9: we all look so forward for this guy to take
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Speaker 9: over the FBI and do what we all, what MAGA
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Speaker 9: people really wanted to see done, was to try to
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Speaker 9: take the people who wanted to lock Trump up for
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Speaker 9: doing nothing, for committing no cross.
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Speaker 1: All right, all right, but it's not gonna happen in
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Speaker 1: the first year. It takes a while to get this
20:37
Speaker 1: stuff done.
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Speaker 9: Yeah. I know he's got three years left, so but
20:39
Speaker 9: you know, when he gets off of his hands.
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Speaker 1: Right, give that guy. Give the guy a chance. Hey,
20:44
Speaker 1: speaking to which, a word everywhere Dan Bongino, who's the
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Speaker 1: assistant FBI director, word everywhere. He's leaving the story is
20:53
Speaker 1: according to sources New York Times sources. But again, who
20:57
Speaker 1: the hell would trust the New York Times. According to
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Speaker 1: New York Times sources, Bongino has already cleaned out his office.
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Speaker 1: It's empty, it's been cleared out. Wow. But again New
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21:41
Speaker 7: How you doing funimone, I'm good.
21:46
Speaker 1: What a week? It's been one horrible thing after another
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Speaker 1: after another.
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Speaker 7: I know, I know.
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Speaker 1: Ever meet Rob Reiner?
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Speaker 7: Yeah I did. He was very nice to me.
21:58
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean I knew the guy. He was a
21:59
Speaker 1: very warm, sweet guy. So but when he would tweet
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Speaker 1: about Trump or whatever politics, it was checkle and hide.
22:07
Speaker 1: It was so vile. And when he teed tweeted about Rush,
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Speaker 1: it was so ugly. What how he explain that split personality?
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Speaker 7: Well, he's a liberal. I mean, they would they would
22:19
Speaker 7: say the same thing I think about some of our tweets,
22:24
Speaker 7: And certainly they thought the same thing about the things.
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Speaker 7: I don't know. Charlie Kirk was sweeting. And as for
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Speaker 7: the Rush limbot thing, it was after Rush died, and
22:36
Speaker 7: it was you know something about how this is a
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Speaker 7: bad person who did bad things for the country. I
22:42
Speaker 7: think it's quite different when someone grows old and dies
22:46
Speaker 7: of natural causes. Yes, you're not supposed to. As I recall,
22:49
Speaker 7: Pat Buchanan wrote a sort of magnificent obituary when Justice
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Speaker 7: William Brennan died. Uh, it's quite different when the person
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Speaker 7: dies because it's a violent murder, when it's Charlie Kirk
23:06
Speaker 7: being assassinated. When it's when it's these two Rob Ryer
23:12
Speaker 7: and his wife being stabbed death, having their throats slit
23:16
Speaker 7: to say something untored after that, I think it's very bad.
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Speaker 1: All right. Um. Now, at Paris, France, every year it's
23:27
Speaker 1: like bigger than New Year's even times square. A million
23:31
Speaker 1: people come to the chausse They have an incredible concert show.
23:34
Speaker 1: They've had to cancel it this year because illegal migrants
23:39
Speaker 1: have completely destroyed Paris, the violence, the gangs. They said,
23:42
Speaker 1: it's too dangerous, everybody will have to stay home. Did
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Speaker 1: you ever think you'd see that happen in Paris?
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Speaker 7: I'm thinking. I still maintain our country is in a
23:54
Speaker 7: worse situation other than the fact that so I don't
23:59
Speaker 7: like said about Rob Reiner. Other than the fact that
24:03
Speaker 7: we have Trump as our president and Stephen Miller as
24:07
Speaker 7: his chief of staff. I think this country is in
24:09
Speaker 7: a much, much, much worse position. I mean with with
24:13
Speaker 7: France and England, there's still about eighty eight percent British,
24:20
Speaker 7: eighty eight percent French. They've wrecked their country over the
24:24
Speaker 7: past oh ten, maybe at most twenty years. All they
24:28
Speaker 7: have to do is throw those recent migrants out, whereas
24:32
Speaker 7: we've been doing it since nineteen seventy is it is
24:36
Speaker 7: deep within our culture, and I mean all they need
24:40
Speaker 7: is the will to do it. Throw them out and
24:42
Speaker 7: restore your culture. We need that will too. I don't
24:46
Speaker 7: know if you saw the it's all over the internet
24:49
Speaker 7: this Compass magazine article this week about how journalism industries,
24:54
Speaker 7: Hollywood and academia have been so aggressively and openly engaging
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Speaker 7: in racist, anti white discrimination. Basically since Ferguson and I
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Speaker 7: was thinking of that in relation to well, not only
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Speaker 7: how much movies and streaming things, Well, it all sucks
25:13
Speaker 7: now because they got rid of all all the smart writers,
25:16
Speaker 7: also smart showrunners of not hiring on talent. The colleges
25:23
Speaker 7: are obviously a disaster, just churning out social justice warriors
25:27
Speaker 7: by and large. I don't understand why the goods the
25:31
Speaker 7: Red States don't don't swoop up these all these white
25:35
Speaker 7: men who are extremely talented and being discriminated against. I mean,
25:39
Speaker 7: that's how capitalism is supposed to work. If you won't
25:41
Speaker 7: hire someone for illogical reasons, well your competitor will, I think.
25:46
Speaker 7: I think Governor DeSantis better jump on that. But the
25:50
Speaker 7: other thing this this Compass magazine art of and I
25:53
Speaker 7: highly recommend it to everyone. I think I'll sub second today.
25:56
Speaker 7: It was very good, really really heavy with the numbers
26:01
Speaker 7: and the facts and the figures. But I look at
26:05
Speaker 7: look at the brown shooting. Look at Providence, Rhode Island.
26:08
Speaker 7: You have a school run by a woman Puerto Rican.
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Speaker 7: The chief of police, uh, the gay white male mayor. Well, yeah,
26:20
Speaker 7: this is working great. Maybe you need to get some
26:22
Speaker 7: of those competent white men in.
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Speaker 8: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: The probably that security director, his whole resume is school
26:29
Speaker 1: of security. You know, he was a patrolman in a
26:32
Speaker 1: university campus. Chief of police and a university campus. You
26:36
Speaker 1: really should hire a real police guy, guy with real
26:38
Speaker 1: police experience to come in and show you what to do.
26:41
Speaker 1: They didn't have surveillance. Surveillance cameras. I mean, they didn't
26:44
Speaker 1: have any of the security they should have had.
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Speaker 7: Well, when you're excluding forty minimum forty percent of the
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Speaker 7: population because they're the wrong race and the wrong gender,
26:55
Speaker 7: you're not going to be getting the best people. It's
26:58
Speaker 7: just a fact. You don't exclude people when you're looking
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Speaker 7: for the absolute best. The other thing that struck me
27:07
Speaker 7: about that Compass article is, you know everyone's weeping and
27:10
Speaker 7: you know I'm leaping. It's outrageous, it's it's unconstitutional, and
27:14
Speaker 7: they're being done egregiously against destroying people's lives. And that's
27:19
Speaker 7: about I think. I think white men are about thirty
27:22
Speaker 7: forty percent of the country. This is what conservatives have
27:27
Speaker 7: been going through for far longer than you know before
27:30
Speaker 7: Ferguson in academia, in journalism, in Hollywood. Oh my gosh,
27:36
Speaker 7: don't let them know you're a conservative. So okay, fine,
27:40
Speaker 7: I'll leap for you liberal white men, but you might
27:43
Speaker 7: want to consider that you've been doing the same thing
27:45
Speaker 7: to conservatives for a lot longer.
27:50
Speaker 1: So hey, I will be here for the next two
27:52
Speaker 1: weeks taking off the age.
27:53
Speaker 7: Oh that's right, Merry Christmas, Christmas.
27:55
Speaker 1: Break, what are you going to be doing for the holidays.
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Speaker 7: That's a good question. I think relaxing from the Christmas party.
28:04
Speaker 1: Now, these Christmas parties, I've been to six thousand of them
28:07
Speaker 1: in the last week and a half.
28:09
Speaker 7: They yes, I saw you at once.
28:11
Speaker 1: Oh that's right. Yeah, on Sunday the best one. Yeah,
28:14
Speaker 1: that was a very good one. But but there should
28:16
Speaker 1: be a rule. You're only allowed like one every two
28:19
Speaker 1: three days. This two three a day.
28:25
Speaker 7: I think that's why. That's the first thing that comes
28:27
Speaker 7: to my mind. What are you going to be doing
28:28
Speaker 7: recovering you? The last week was a little rough.
28:32
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I am the healthiest eater, but forget it.
28:35
Speaker 1: The last week and a half. I mean, I've been
28:37
Speaker 1: through ten bottles of toms. I mean it's just hey,
28:44
Speaker 1: so you mentioned the news media. It's so slanted, so biased,
28:47
Speaker 1: so corrupt. And I used to think, well, when is
28:50
Speaker 1: it going to go back to normal? But this is
28:52
Speaker 1: like nine years of this, It's never going back to normal.
28:55
Speaker 1: Is it never going to reach said, that's a good question.
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Speaker 7: I remember asking people, I know what the New York
29:07
Speaker 7: Times who you know, admitted that they had lost their
29:10
Speaker 7: minds with Trump and and I I and I asked,
29:14
Speaker 7: you know, once Trump is gone. This is this is
29:16
Speaker 7: when he was out of office during Biden or maybe
29:19
Speaker 7: in anticipation of that, Are you guys going to go
29:22
Speaker 7: back to normal and just be be normal? I thought
29:26
Speaker 7: it was abnormal before. But you know, liberals but not liars,
29:33
Speaker 7: not not this this These run off on these crazy
29:37
Speaker 7: conspiracy theories like Russian collusion, and they seem to think. So,
29:43
Speaker 7: I'm I don't think we have really gotten back to that.
29:46
Speaker 7: And of course that's that's also a function of the
29:50
Speaker 7: de i uh, the dei stuff, which wow, the New
29:53
Speaker 7: York Times went into hole hog.
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30:14
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30:16
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Speaker 1: dot substack dot com. So actually, the next time I
30:23
Speaker 1: talk to you will be three weeks from today, first
30:27
Speaker 1: week of January. We'll talk.
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Speaker 7: Oh, so I'll talk to you next.
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Speaker 1: Year, next year, all right, well and Culter.
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Speaker 7: Thanks, you have a merry Christmas.
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Speaker 1: Mark Simone, you too, and we'll talk again soon. Thanks
30:38
Speaker 1: for being with us.
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Speaker 7: Okay, buy hey.
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30:44
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30:46
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Speaker 1: Well. Hey later today, well noon at nine o'clock in California,
31:30
Speaker 1: a little later today, you should see Nick Reiner actually
31:33
Speaker 1: come to court and be formally charged. It didn't happen
31:38
Speaker 1: yesterday procedural reasons. He didn't have a medical clearance. So
31:42
Speaker 1: we'll see if they pull it off today. Remember it's
31:44
Speaker 1: Los Angeles where everything is a mess. Everything is crazy
31:47
Speaker 1: there with the police, with the courts, with the judges.
31:50
Speaker 1: You remember the OJ trial. What are shambles that was,
31:54
Speaker 1: So you may see the same thing here. Remember Robert Blake,
31:56
Speaker 1: and I mean it's very difficul I'll to convict anybody
32:01
Speaker 1: of anything in Los Angeles. So we'll see what happens.
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Speaker 1: I'll be back tomorrow ten to noon. That'll be the
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