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Highlights of Curtis and Larry · Curtis Sliwa & Larry Mendte In The Morning

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Speaker 1: Well, what you brought to everybody's attention, Larry weeks ago,
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Speaker 1: all the town hall meetings taking place in New Jersey
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Speaker 1: in opposition to the data filing centers, the artificial intelligence
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Speaker 1: statifiling centers that were being built without any knowledge of
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Speaker 1: the local community. It has skyrocketed now to become maybe
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Speaker 1: the October surprise in these midterm elections. Whereas it was
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Speaker 1: not considered an issue that might affect congressional race outcomes
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Speaker 1: or even US Senate race outcomes. Oh boy, has that changed,
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Speaker 1: And it really changed dramatically when the number one cheer
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Speaker 1: leader and supporter of the effort, nobody was bigger in
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Speaker 1: rallying up the companies building the artificial intelligence STATI filing
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Speaker 1: centers in Greg Abbott, the governor of Texas, and all
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Speaker 1: of a sudden, Boy, did he do a pivot and
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Speaker 1: shift that has caused this to become a huge issue.
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Speaker 2: Larry, Yeah. He said that he was promised certain things
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Speaker 2: and those promises were weren't kept, and because of that,
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Speaker 2: he's issuing not a moratorium like the Kathy Hokeel did
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Speaker 2: where she's going to study it, but a moratorium until
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Speaker 2: they get in line. So if a data center is
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Speaker 2: already in line and living up to the standards that
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Speaker 2: Texas has set, then that's fine. Other than that, you
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Speaker 2: have to shut down until you get up to those standards.
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Speaker 3: I am now coming in as governor saying, listen, if
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Speaker 3: you're a data center and you want to operate on Texas,
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Speaker 3: you have to first get the approval of those in
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Speaker 3: local communities. And that's why I set that standard. No
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Speaker 3: data centers disturbing local communities in Texas.
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Speaker 2: Right, and they have to come up with their own
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Speaker 2: power supply. There's many of the standards he's talking about.
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Speaker 3: They had not been working in collaboration with the state,
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Speaker 3: They had not been working in collaboration with local governments,
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Speaker 3: and so they basically dug their own grave for the
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Speaker 3: problem that's been calls for them, and that's why they
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Speaker 3: got the backlash they deserve. And that's why these new
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Speaker 3: standards are in place to make sure they're not going
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Speaker 3: to be able to operate until they come at a
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Speaker 3: compliance with the standards that I have.
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Speaker 2: Set, just like in New Jersey, except Mikey Cheryl didn't
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Speaker 2: do this. Just like in New Jersey. What Governor Abbott
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Speaker 2: is saying right now, I hear you I hear the problems,
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Speaker 2: that's not what I was told. So we're going to
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Speaker 2: move in and if there is a problem with any
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Speaker 2: of these data centers, we're going to shut them down.
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Speaker 2: If they aren't paying for their own electricity, if they
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Speaker 2: aren't supplying their own water and then giving the excess
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Speaker 2: water back to the community, if they are in the
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Speaker 2: middle of a community and too loud in the community
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Speaker 2: doesn't want them any there there anymore, then we're going
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Speaker 2: to move them out. So it's a pretty bold thing
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Speaker 2: that he's doing.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it affects races in Maine, Michigan, Ohio,
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Speaker 1: around the country where the state of filing centers are
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Speaker 1: growing fast and furiously for artificial intelligence. And Republicans I
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Speaker 1: think kind of understood that the far left of the
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Speaker 1: Democratic Party, the Progressive seized the issue. Initially, Bernie Sanders
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Speaker 1: and AOC, they were campaigning around the country against it,
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Speaker 1: and then they saw that a lot of people were
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Speaker 1: attending these town hall meetings who were not necessarily politically affiliated,
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Speaker 1: not at all hardcore ideologues, not at all.
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Speaker 2: They just where they want their community to be affordable.
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Speaker 2: Number one. They wanted to be affordable, and that they
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Speaker 2: were able to sleep at night without the humming.
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Speaker 1: That's right, and that was probably the store that broke
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Speaker 1: the camel's back. When the spokespeople for the industry, starting
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Speaker 1: with Kevin O'Leary, you know who was going to build
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Speaker 1: at that time the biggest artificial intelligence STATI filing center
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Speaker 1: in the world. That would have been in Utah. That's
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Speaker 1: been scaled back enormously. When he started saying, oh, no,
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Speaker 1: this was red cha needs propaganda against it. What are
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Speaker 1: you talking about? Noise? No, no, no, no, there's no noise.
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Speaker 1: And all of some people were posting on their own
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Speaker 1: like they're sitting on their porch, said hey, you know,
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Speaker 1: I'm not a hard core ideologue, but what do you
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Speaker 1: make of this noise that's coming from that data filing
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Speaker 1: center that's just a few blocks away. And what the
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Speaker 1: untold story, Larry, is that a lot of these companies
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Speaker 1: that have billions of dollars to invest now in the
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Speaker 1: race to be number one and two in artificial intelligence
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Speaker 1: in the United States or to provide the artificial intelligence
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Speaker 1: from the data filing centers, is that residential property is
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Speaker 1: cheaper than industrial property. So they started gobbling up all
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Speaker 1: the residential property under LLC's people had no idea what
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Speaker 1: was happening until all of a sudden, construction crews coming in,
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Speaker 1: all of a sudden, concrete being laid.
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Speaker 2: What's this? Is it a school? Is it a supermarket? Now,
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Speaker 2: all these data centers aren't going to exist, They're not
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Speaker 2: going to going to be a bubble, and many of
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Speaker 2: the data centers aren't going to be needed right now.
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Speaker 2: There is a race to be first, and there's a
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Speaker 2: race to get everything built before the bubble. So they
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Speaker 2: don't have time for construction. They don't have time to
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Speaker 2: change something in an industrial park or to put a
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Speaker 2: new building in an industrial park, which are usually jammed
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Speaker 2: with other companies. So they look for buildings and they
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Speaker 2: look for areas like Merkover and Kenilworth. They look for
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Speaker 2: buildings that they can move into immediately because in a
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Speaker 2: year they're going to be weeding out some of these
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Speaker 2: data centers because they're not going to need them anymore.
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Speaker 2: We've been talking about this now for a while, and
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Speaker 2: now it seems like everybody else is catching up on it,
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Speaker 2: and it's something that you really wanted to talk about yesterday,
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Speaker 2: and so we're going to play many We have so
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Speaker 2: many talkbacks on AI, but let's go through them.
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Speaker 4: Hey, Larry and Curtis the whole AI data center thing, Yeah,
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Speaker 4: that's Chinese problem. I think people on the inside truly
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Speaker 4: know that. However, the media is driving the message. It's
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Speaker 4: the same stupid messaging that drove the Nimby crowd back
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Speaker 4: in the day and put us so far behind on
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Speaker 4: nuclear technology. Look, industrial centers run factories that we don't hear.
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Speaker 4: The same can be done with AI.
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Speaker 2: I'm not going to disagree that there isn't Chinese propaganda
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Speaker 2: in everything. They affect our elections, they get on social media.
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Speaker 2: I agree with you. Yeah, that's possible. That ain't what
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Speaker 2: it's happening right now, that this is a ground swell.
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Speaker 1: The messengers who promoted this couldn't have been more arrogant,
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Speaker 1: couldn't have been.
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Speaker 2: More full of themselves.
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Speaker 1: Kevin O'Leary of Shark Tank, Steve Moore on the radio,
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Speaker 1: and most recently Zuckerberg.
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Speaker 2: Who's on trial for promoting perversion to meta.
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Speaker 1: You couldn't have war spokespersons, and that's really hurt their effort.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and if you listen to these town hall meetings,
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Speaker 2: if you listen to the reports that reporters are doing.
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Speaker 2: Local reporters are going out in Little Rock and in
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Speaker 2: Albuquerque and in San Antonio and they're interviewing people. This
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Speaker 2: is people in the communities that are upset. This is
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Speaker 2: a ground swell. It's not coming from some mothership source
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Speaker 2: and going down to people. It's coming from the ground up.
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Speaker 2: And the Republicans are starting to realize that.
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Speaker 5: You know, you guys are trying to get this ground
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Speaker 5: swell against data centers. But nobody's willing to give up
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Speaker 5: all the things that we require from data centers our iPhones,
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Speaker 5: our Internet, our Google, our AI, our GPS. You know,
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Speaker 5: nobody wants to give that up. But you're trying to
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Speaker 5: get this ground swell against data centers. Where the heck
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Speaker 5: are we going to put them.
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Speaker 2: We're not trying to start a ground swell. We're reacting
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Speaker 2: to the ground swell. The ground swell was already happening
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Speaker 2: if you were paying attention. It happened in city council
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Speaker 2: meetings and town hall meetings all across the country. And listen,
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Speaker 2: are you having any problems right now with any of
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Speaker 2: the data you're getting? No, we're talking about AI. We're
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Speaker 2: talking about an advancement, and Curtis and I think are
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Speaker 2: on the same page. We're for all four of that. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: we're all for AI. Why put all of these data
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Speaker 2: centers right smack in the right smack dab in the
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Speaker 2: middle of the community and next to houses. That's all.
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Speaker 1: In fact, fifty percent of you as adults use AI chatbots.
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Speaker 1: Forty eight percent have conversations with AI chatbots not about
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Speaker 1: work when they're at work.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, because they need a friend, I know.
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Speaker 1: And it's that's not like Chris, you know, the Quiet
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Speaker 1: Storm on loan from Mark Simone, who's really come into
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Speaker 1: his own here, out of his shell. He is like you,
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Speaker 1: probably your whole generation would much prefer to be dealing
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Speaker 1: with a chatbot.
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Speaker 2: The alleged girlfriend is that AI.
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Speaker 1: She's my bigness. Guys are terrible, but a lot of
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Speaker 1: gen z is much prefer having a relationship with a
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Speaker 1: chat box in the dorm room or wherever they're sharing
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Speaker 1: you know, space with And they would with another human being.
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Speaker 2: Uh, that is not me or the people I know,
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Speaker 2: but I do believe it. Jatchy is she? Oh no,
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Speaker 2: I list got him.
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Speaker 1: There's been empirical information right now from the Quiet Chris,
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Speaker 1: here's another AI talked back.
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Speaker 2: Listening to you, listening to your commentary in the morning.
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Speaker 2: But AI is going to turn you into fake news.
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Speaker 2: Give it up. I don't understand how I'm supportive of AI.
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Speaker 2: I don't get it. I don't understand, and I don't
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Speaker 2: know why this message is in getting through because I've
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Speaker 2: said it almost every morning. I'm not against AI at all.
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Speaker 2: But this idea that if you're against data centers being
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Speaker 2: built next to a home being built right in the
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Speaker 2: middle of a community is being again. I that's a
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Speaker 2: losing proposition. Listen, seventy five percent of the people are
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Speaker 2: against these data centers being built in communities. If the
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Speaker 2: Republicans don't wise up, they're gonna end up losing the
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Speaker 2: midterms and losing them badly. This is becoming a huge issue.
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Speaker 2: If anything, I'm just shooting off a warning gun. I'm
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Speaker 2: raising a red flag. Hey, you better get on board
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Speaker 2: with this or you're going to lose power.
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Speaker 1: You're Paul Revere here. You've alerted everyone for an advance.
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Speaker 1: This was organic. People don't seem to under sense this
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Speaker 1: is not political. These are people having a town hall
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Speaker 1: meeting saying what what's that noise. What who's gonna pay
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Speaker 1: for these electricity rates? They're already too high. And where
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Speaker 1: they gonna get the water from. We're like in drought
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Speaker 1: conditions now we barely have enough water.
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Speaker 2: Where they gonna find the water from?
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Speaker 1: Simple questions that never got answered because the people promoting
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Speaker 1: AI datifiling centers, you'll have a need to know. We'll
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Speaker 1: let you know when you need to know. No, no, no,
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Speaker 1: we need to know now.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, and now the people are rising up, So
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Speaker 2: that's where it's coming from. It's not coming from the
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Speaker 2: down up, It's not coming from China, it's not coming
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Speaker 2: from us. So I'm not going to feel silly. This
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Speaker 2: is us paying attention to town halls and council meetings
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Speaker 2: across the country and then reacting to it, and by
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Speaker 2: the way, investigating it before we talked, which I would
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Speaker 2: think that some of the people on talkback should do.
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Speaker 2: Just go ahead. It's right there on YouTube. You can
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Speaker 2: see it for yourself. Local news all across the country.
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Speaker 2: Oh man, are you guys gonna be jealous? Opinions formed
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Speaker 2: in real.
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Speaker 6: Time Curtis Leewa and Larry Minty in the morning on
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Speaker 6: wr The Voice of New York guaranteed.
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Speaker 2: Human Oh everything Zurr and Mom Donnie ran on sounded great, wow.
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Speaker 2: I mean the homeless have to be treated with respect.
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Speaker 2: They get to make their own choices. We're not gonna
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Speaker 2: round them up and force them into shelters during a
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Speaker 2: snowstorm and twenty of them died. And we have the
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Speaker 2: Pieta tear tax, which was going after the rich that
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Speaker 2: owned second homes, and then the notices went out and
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Speaker 2: it went up on the internet and a lot of
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Speaker 2: people were getting hit with the tacks that didn't qualify,
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Speaker 2: and of course the courts had to put a stop
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Speaker 2: to that. And then we have the free buses that
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Speaker 2: have turned into a free bus maybe. And now we
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Speaker 2: have the government run grocery stores. Right, we're gonna have
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Speaker 2: five of them, one in each barrow, and it's gonna
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Speaker 2: cost a fortune for the city. It doesn't matter. He's
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Speaker 2: gonna come through with his promise because he has to
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Speaker 2: help the little guy. He has to make sure that
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Speaker 2: the little guys can rise up in this city. It's
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Speaker 2: not just a city for the rich. Except he's hurting
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Speaker 2: the little guy, a little guy like Elvis who owns
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Speaker 2: an American deli minute mini market in East Harlem. It's
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Speaker 2: just the block away from the law Marquita, a city
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Speaker 2: run grocery store that is supposed to open next year
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Speaker 2: that they've been railing about and raving about, saying, look,
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Speaker 2: we've come through with that promise. Only Elvis things. He
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Speaker 2: might have to go out of business. They see to pay.
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Speaker 2: I'm paying for him, I bet tax.
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Speaker 7: So they're not good, you know, you know, give me
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Speaker 7: the lice and for that for the tobaco, and licen
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Speaker 7: for the tobaco, and I gotta ray, I gotta bread,
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Speaker 7: and sure I got a bet tat tats tass never
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Speaker 7: never be quite a fat.
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Speaker 2: That's a Spanish saying, yeah, all those expenses add up.
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Speaker 2: He's got to pay a tax. He's got to compete
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Speaker 2: now with a with a store down the street that's
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Speaker 2: going to offer offer thirty percent less than he is.
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Speaker 2: He doesn't have a license for tobacco. So he sees
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Speaker 2: this as a death. That's why that the group is
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Speaker 2: getting together many of these to sue the city and
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Speaker 2: make sure that this doesn't happen, including Ken Rolden, who
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Speaker 2: runs a coalition of multicultural businesses.
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Speaker 8: He says he's a champion of the disenfranchise in the
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Speaker 8: working class New Yorkers, of which this strategy demonstrates that he's.
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Speaker 2: Not right right, there's a lot of people that are
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Speaker 2: going to now be disenfranchised because of this. So once
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Speaker 2: again you are putting unfair competition that's going to put
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Speaker 2: the little man out of business across five different burrows.
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Speaker 2: When you're supposed to be fighting for the little man.
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Speaker 2: These unintended consequences keep piling up. And that's because everything
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Speaker 2: he ran on was pie in the sky. He's a
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Speaker 2: great talker, he's a true men to speaker. He's like
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Speaker 2: the guy that came in and said, Paul was the
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Speaker 2: biggest problem in a city. Remember that in the musical
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Speaker 2: What was that musical where the guy came in and said,
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Speaker 2: you got trouble right here in River City? Oh that's
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Speaker 2: music Man, music Man. Yeah, it's the same thing. Is
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Speaker 2: that guy coming in? That was Mom Donnie coming in
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Speaker 2: and saying, you got trouble right here in New York City,
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Speaker 2: and I'm gonna fix it. And of course he doesn't
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Speaker 2: have the solution for any of it. Failure after failure
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Speaker 2: after failure. And if we had a media that was
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Speaker 2: up to the task, they would be calling this out
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Speaker 2: every single day, and yet they seem Curtis to be
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Speaker 2: an adoration like everybody else in this CID.
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Speaker 1: Well, one thing you leave out is that these Saint
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Speaker 1: Bodega owners endorse Doorhan Mandami.
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Speaker 2: They did not endorse Squomo. They weren't going to endorse me.
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Speaker 1: So imagine they endorsed Jorhan Mandami knowing he was going
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Speaker 1: to open up a city subsidized supermarket system. So you
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Speaker 1: say to yourself, why did you endorse him? You don't
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Speaker 1: get any answers because obviously there were deals that were
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Speaker 1: made in the back rooms between the leadership of the
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Speaker 1: Bodego organization and the supporters of Johan Mandammi. So there'll
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Speaker 1: be competing lawsuits here. A number of people will sue
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Speaker 1: the city. The city has the corporation Council that we
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Speaker 1: paid for all those lawyers, and they'll battle it out
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Speaker 1: in court. We'll see who ends up winning. But now
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Speaker 1: the mayor is not a pivot in shift. He had
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Speaker 1: promised that he would give pay increases to power professional teachers.
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Speaker 1: That's why he got the UFT endorsement in a CUOMO
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Speaker 1: from Michael Mogu. He said, yeah, I'm gonna give you razes.
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Speaker 1: Then he realized I can't give him raises. So what
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Speaker 1: did the city council do? Who always likes to play
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Speaker 1: Santa Claus tow? It's not just the mayor they gave.
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Speaker 1: They passed the bill universally passed by Republicans and Democrats
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Speaker 1: to give the power professional teachers who deal with the
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Speaker 1: handicapped children a ten thousand dollars bonus. All right, the
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Speaker 1: mayor has now sued the city council, so you can't
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Speaker 1: do that. We have collective bargaining. And guess who's supporting
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Speaker 1: the mayor on this, the New York Pacht. So we
17:14
Speaker 1: have a problem where we have a mayor and we
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Speaker 1: have a city council Julie Mennin, who just love to
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Speaker 1: give away all of our money. Now who's next? The EMTs,
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Speaker 1: they deserve a raise. They're only getting eighteen dollars an hour.
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Speaker 1: Imagine if you're an illegal alien and you're delivering for
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Speaker 1: grub help, you're making more than that an hour. So
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Speaker 1: I would make you argument, hey, let's give the EMT bonuses.
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Speaker 1: But you can't do that if you have collective bargaining.
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Speaker 1: So stop playing Santy Claus mister, excuse the mayor Mondami
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Speaker 1: and the city council. We have unlimited, finite amount of
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Speaker 1: money and live within our means because it's our money
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Speaker 1: that you're giving away constantly. They and you know, the
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Speaker 1: only one who's gonna be making money on this all
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Speaker 1: the lawyers.
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Speaker 2: The lawyers are going to be fire law suits.
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Speaker 1: They're battling back and forth, and the taxpayers are the
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Speaker 1: ones who get screwed.
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Speaker 8: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: Absolutely, it's all the time. I think I told you
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Speaker 2: when I was driving down South, every Democratic city and
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Speaker 2: state that I ran through was awful. It was awful,
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Speaker 2: and then all of a sudden, it was like you
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Speaker 2: came into heaven. When you got to the southern Republican states.
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Speaker 2: Everything was greener, everything was cleaner, everything was cheaper. The gas,
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Speaker 2: Oh my god, the gas is so much cheaper.
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Speaker 1: Does this mean that you and your wife are planning
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Speaker 1: to go where the grass is greener, Larry, you know
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Speaker 1: that old adage.
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Speaker 2: No, we're going to stay here because we were Northeasterns
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Speaker 2: for you know, pride and true, and we're going to
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Speaker 2: fight against the bad guys. We're going to fight for
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Speaker 2: the Republicans against the Democrats.
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Speaker 1: Up next, I was wrong. I will self correct myself.
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Speaker 1: I thought that these guys coming out of the shore
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Speaker 1: in front of Madison Square Garden and Penn Station at
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Speaker 1: four o'clock in the morning the other day Pokes did
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Speaker 1: their video on.
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Speaker 2: TikTok because they were bold in prace. It turns out
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Speaker 2: it wasn't them, with.
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Speaker 1: Some guy waiting online for the Olivia Dean concert tickets.
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Speaker 2: I have no idea who she is.
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Speaker 1: We're gonna have to go to the Quiet Storm to
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Speaker 1: find out why so many people are on line at
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Speaker 1: four o'clock in the morning going around the block in
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Speaker 1: Madison Square Garden. Who then narked out the guy's coming
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Speaker 1: through the sewer.
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Speaker 1: figure the one person out of our team here at
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Speaker 1: wo R they can most identify with what this billionaire
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Speaker 1: owner of the San Francisco forty nine ers went through
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Speaker 1: is Well, let's face it, Jimmy, I will fail.
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Speaker 2: You failure.
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Speaker 1: You go to sleep with him at night from nine
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Speaker 1: to twelve, and then you wake up with Larry and
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Speaker 1: Curtis in the morning at six because and hopefully he's
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Speaker 1: on the line right now.
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Speaker 2: Hey, Jimmy, how.
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Speaker 1: Often did you hit those trail of parks on the
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Speaker 1: South Shore? You know, and you took advantage of the
20:43
Speaker 1: women of the night there when you were young. You
20:45
Speaker 1: were frisky, and you had high levels of testoping crashing
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Speaker 1: through Ukrainia apologizing for Curtis.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean, I think this is a good question
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Speaker 8: if it's not asked by a guy who's been divorced
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Speaker 8: five times. You know, if we got anybody on there
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Speaker 8: in one in one steady marriage, you know, the trailer
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Speaker 8: park hooker thing is fair game. I'm just I'm just
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Speaker 8: saying you might have had a few derailments of your
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Speaker 8: own over the years, mister Sliwa, so love I love
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Speaker 8: this that this happened in East Palestine, Ohio, where they have,
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Speaker 8: as you said, that toxic train spill. It turns out
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Speaker 8: the tracks aren't the only thing.
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Speaker 2: That need to get laid.
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Speaker 8: This is crazy, but my son saw this story, so
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Speaker 8: I had to deal with this. The leak was like, yeah,
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Speaker 8: the forty nine ers, the forty nine ers owner and
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Speaker 8: he's an East Palace in Ohio, but he's a trailer
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Speaker 8: park and a sting. But my thing is like, if
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Speaker 8: you own the San Francisco forty nine ers, like shouldn't
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Speaker 8: you be spending more than one hundred and forty dollars
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Speaker 8: on a hooker? I just mean in general, there are
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Speaker 8: certain things you don't want too cheap, Like everybody loved
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Speaker 8: that ad for one hundred dollars later eye surgery until
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Speaker 8: the cross eyed surgeon walked into the room and then like,
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Speaker 8: I don't know what do you got for two fifty?
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Speaker 8: So the idea that he went down in a trailer
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Speaker 8: I just I have so many questions, Kurt, Oh, you
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Speaker 8: know that's so good.
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Speaker 3: Things you don't want cheap like sushi, Nope, nope, nope, Nope,
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Speaker 3: no cheap sushi for men.
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Speaker 8: Can I tell you a real story since we're on
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Speaker 8: this subject, and Curtis invoked my checkered passed with women
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Speaker 8: of the night. I had a girl in the back
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Speaker 8: of my cap that I drove up to Gunhill Road
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Speaker 8: in the Bronx and when we got to the end
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Speaker 8: of the fair it was five in the morning. It
22:46
Speaker 8: was the beginning of my shift. And she's like, what
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Speaker 8: do I owe you? And I was like, it's forty
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Speaker 8: eight to thirty two and she goes, unless you want
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Speaker 8: to hop in the back.
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Speaker 2: That's again what happened next.
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Speaker 8: Well, the truth is, okay, back to my certain things,
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Speaker 8: you don't want too cheap. Forty eight thirty two is
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Speaker 8: not enough money to be sexing off a taxi fare.
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Speaker 2: And you understand.
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Speaker 8: That would mean I'm not the first cab driver to
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Speaker 8: bring her up there for forty eight two cents. And
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Speaker 8: there aren't a lot of show ponies in my taxi guards.
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Speaker 8: Let me ask you what shot clean up in that lineup?
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Speaker 2: That's all of Jimmy.
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Speaker 1: You couldn't spring for a hot sheet motel on in
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Speaker 1: one hour. In one hour outay on Gunhill Road, there's
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Speaker 1: so many of them.
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Speaker 8: Hey, hey, show some respects. We're married twenty years this month.
23:40
Speaker 8: R I'm fringing for college this week.
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Speaker 2: Turnis, Hey, the city and now the country seems fascinated
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Speaker 2: with the sewer dwellers that keep going in and out
23:55
Speaker 2: of the sewers. I'd love to hear your theories. And
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Speaker 2: have you ever seen something like that before when you
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Speaker 2: were driving a cab.
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Speaker 8: I've seen the mole people, you know, the people that
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Speaker 8: live in like the abandoned subway stations below the subway
24:08
Speaker 8: stations and all of those. I think these sewer people
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Speaker 8: are just trying to get around that mom, Donnie Pietre
24:14
Speaker 8: tear tax. You know, they've probably had a condo and
24:19
Speaker 8: they're like, well, he's not gonna attack the sewers. He
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Speaker 8: doesn't have a mailking address. So my answer is these
24:25
Speaker 8: people are just trying to be caused to figure like
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Speaker 8: the rest of us. I don't know. There's a lot
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Speaker 8: of within the city. I can tell you there are
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Speaker 8: so many networks of like little underground communities that Curtis
24:37
Speaker 8: you probably know this.
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Speaker 2: You know the mole people, the subway people. Yes, you
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Speaker 2: know a.
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Speaker 8: Lot of those stations are built on top of stations,
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Speaker 8: and those original stations are to have people living in them,
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Speaker 8: like full blown communities. Where a guy used to pick
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Speaker 8: up in my cab who went by El Presidente.
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Speaker 2: Now I'm just.
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Speaker 8: Gonna go out on a live and say he never
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Speaker 8: won an election or held serious office. The gentleman's name
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Speaker 8: was El Presidente. And on the west side of Manhattan,
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Speaker 8: when you get all the way up by Hudson River Park,
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Speaker 8: they were living in that subway entry up there, and
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Speaker 8: they had tapped into the electric enough so that they
25:15
Speaker 8: had cable. Like I'm not making that up, Larry. They
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Speaker 8: had full service cable and they used to watch the
25:21
Speaker 8: Yankees and everything, so you know, nothing was surprised the
25:24
Speaker 8: big city. Yeah.
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Speaker 2: Now the president, I mean he should have cable.
25:28
Speaker 8: If you're the president, you should know what's going on.
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Speaker 1: Now, Jimmy, let me ask you a question. The line
25:33
Speaker 1: of the night on Jesse Waters last night was when
25:36
Speaker 1: l Sie turned to Jesse and said, have you had
25:39
Speaker 1: a circumcision?
25:41
Speaker 2: I have never heard that before on TV.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean it was shocking because normally it's the
25:48
Speaker 8: host that cuts the guy off, you know, threw me
25:56
Speaker 8: for a loop. Yeah, he wasn't kidding, but he said
26:02
Speaker 8: he had a lot of skin.
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Speaker 2: In the game.
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Speaker 8: I had no idea.
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Speaker 2: Next. Giving a tip is next. That's what's going to be.
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Speaker 2: I'll tell you what. I have great respect for the
26:15
Speaker 2: Democrats to come on Fox News because so few of
26:19
Speaker 2: them don't go there. And it was a great interview.
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Speaker 8: I loved it, and it should be a teachable moment
26:26
Speaker 8: because we have more independent viewers than any other channel.
26:30
Speaker 8: We also have more liberal viewers than any other channel
26:32
Speaker 8: because people hate watch the channel. So like, if you
26:35
Speaker 8: want to really reach the broader audience, you should be here.
26:39
Speaker 8: And you get so much credit just for showing up
26:42
Speaker 8: because within your own contingent, you know, they believe we're
26:46
Speaker 8: sitting over here at Fox News right now punching babies
26:48
Speaker 8: and throwing brakes at the capital, you know, and I
26:51
Speaker 8: haven't hit a baby in three days. But but yeah,
26:58
Speaker 8: you show up and have the conversation. It would be
26:59
Speaker 8: so much better if they did that, because it would
27:02
Speaker 8: also disarm all of this unnecessary tension between the two parties.
27:07
Speaker 8: The fact that we're as isolated as we are and
27:09
Speaker 8: people don't go on opposition media, you know, allows society
27:13
Speaker 8: to kind of stay sequestioned. So I Honestly, I think
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Speaker 8: it's great. I hope more come on. I'll let him
27:18
Speaker 8: come on my show.
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Speaker 2: I don't care. Yeah, And it was Musty TV and
27:21
Speaker 2: it was really good. It played the both of their sides,
27:23
Speaker 2: so they both won coming out of it. It's yeah,
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Speaker 2: people should learn from that. Jimmy Fayla wor host will
27:30
Speaker 2: be on nine o'clock tonight with Fox Across America with
27:33
Speaker 2: Jimmy Fayler, and of course he's the host of Fox
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Speaker 2: News Saturday Night with Jimmy Fayler on the Fox News Channel.
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Speaker 2: Thanks so much, Jimmy, talk to you again soon. Belief
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Speaker 2: with you