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Hour 1: Mamdani won't be going to NYC's Israeli Day Parade. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: You just heard the news.
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Speaker 2: Now you'll find out what it all means. He smarts,
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Speaker 2: amone on seven Tenor Hey, it's Friday. It's gonna be
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Speaker 2: a beautiful weekend, bright sunshine today, it's gonna be nice
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Speaker 2: at all weekend. Make up for last weekend. A lot
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Speaker 2: on everything. I'll give you some inside details nobody else has,
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Speaker 2: and you'll sound much smarter tonight. Take notes, you'll and
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Speaker 2: you'll know all kinds of stuff by the time we're done.
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Speaker 2: And so President Trump waiting to take a look at
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Speaker 2: this Iran deal. A deal has been reached. Not a
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Speaker 2: good deal because it doesn't look like it solves the
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Speaker 2: nuclear problem. It sounds like it kicks the can down
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Speaker 2: the road a few weeks. But why the delay, I mean,
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Speaker 2: it doesn't sound good to me. Why even think about it? Well,
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Speaker 2: there's all kinds of voices in his head right now,
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Speaker 2: he's got to straighten this out. In fact, he's not
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Speaker 2: going away this weekend. Usually does. He'll stay at the
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Speaker 2: White House all weekend and work on this. All these
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Speaker 2: voices in his head. You know, the military guys, the
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Speaker 2: State Department guys, the Jared kind of guys. They're all
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Speaker 2: telling them what to do, so he's got to sort
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Speaker 2: this all out in his head. The deal would be
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Speaker 2: pretty good except two major things. One, they still have
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Speaker 2: their nuclear dust, and it would reopen the straight of
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Speaker 2: horn Moose, which is not the best thing I know.
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Speaker 2: Gas prices are high, although they've come down sixteen cents
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Speaker 2: this past week. But as long as those streets are closed,
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Speaker 2: Iran is totally without revenue. Their economy is stalled, stopped,
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Speaker 2: no revenue coming in. And from what we're hearing, they
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Speaker 2: really only got about two weeks left to go before
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Speaker 2: they're totally out of everything, so they need some revenue
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Speaker 2: coming in now. As far as the nuclear dust, we
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Speaker 2: could get it. We could go pick it up. That's
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Speaker 2: got to be part of the final agreement that they
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Speaker 2: hand it over. There's three ways to do that. One
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Speaker 2: is they hand it over to us, We go in
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Speaker 2: and pick it up. We have teams that are experts
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Speaker 2: at doing that, getting it out of the ground. We
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Speaker 2: did it in Libya years ago. They know how to
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Speaker 2: do that. They get it out of the ground, they
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Speaker 2: bring it out of there. Option number two is we
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Speaker 2: go in there and destroy it where it is destroy
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Speaker 2: it within Iran, just wipe it out and destroy the stuff.
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Speaker 2: Number three is they would hand it to another country
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Speaker 2: to be eventually destroyed of it. But the problem is
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Speaker 2: the country is on the list, not countries we trust
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Speaker 2: Turkey of Russia, China, those sort of countries. So that's
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Speaker 2: the one problem the nuclear dust. The other problem is
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Speaker 2: once you open the Straight of horn Moose, Iran suddenly
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Speaker 2: has five hundred million dollars a day coming into the country.
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Speaker 2: Suddenly it has a lot of revenue coming in. Now
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Speaker 2: we're holding besides keeping the Straight closed and shutting down
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Speaker 2: their economy, we're holding their money. We've got it all
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Speaker 2: blocked up, hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of billions of
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Speaker 2: dollars in a round money. Yesterday the press briefing Caroline Levitt,
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Speaker 2: Press Secretary on maternity leave, Scott Besson filled in was
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Speaker 2: asked about that the money.
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Speaker 3: It is a multifaceted agreement and nothing is going to
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Speaker 3: be on the table until we see the Strait of
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Speaker 3: Remoovese open and the Iranians agree that they have to
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Speaker 3: turn over the high Land rest ranium and that they
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Speaker 3: can't have a nuclear program.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, it doesn't look like that's all in the agreement,
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Speaker 2: though obviously there's a lot of pressure from all the
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Speaker 2: other countries. We don't need the oil out of the
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Speaker 2: Strait of hor Mooves. We don't use oil from the
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Speaker 2: Straight of horn Moose, but the other countries do and
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Speaker 2: it does raise the worldwide price. China gets fifty percent
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Speaker 2: of its oil from the Strait of horn Moose. So
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Speaker 2: it's important to them that the other voices in the
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Speaker 2: President Trump's had. The Iranian government, such as it is,
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Speaker 2: is three pellars. It is the elected government, it is
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Speaker 2: the IRGC, and it is the clerics, and they are
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Speaker 2: having trouble communicating. So we are being patient. We do
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Speaker 2: not have unlimited patient. Yeah. Now the problem is, as
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Speaker 2: they say, our president's got a thousand voices in his head.
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Speaker 2: He's got to sort that out. And then they've got
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Speaker 2: to go to their president, who is the son of
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Speaker 2: the Ayatol, badly wounded in the initial bombings, and he's
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Speaker 2: deep in hiding somewhere like underground, a cave something like that,
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Speaker 2: so they need his sign off on it. And the
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Speaker 2: problem is apparently communicating with him, the Iranians. It's not
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Speaker 2: like you can text them or call him up. It's
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Speaker 2: not like you can go on zoom and talk to him.
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Speaker 2: He is buried underground or wherever you is. So apparently
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Speaker 2: they have to use a series of couriers who go
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Speaker 2: through the most remote, crazy stuff to get to him
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Speaker 2: and come back. So that's another reason for all these delays. Hey, yes,
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Speaker 2: Scott Bessant wasn't as good as the best at filling
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Speaker 2: in for the Press secretary was Rubio. He was dad slaying,
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Speaker 2: funny sharp jd Vance. Then did a couple of weeks.
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Speaker 2: They it was okay, he wasn't as good as Rubio,
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Speaker 2: but bessn't at a couple of good moments. They're asking
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Speaker 2: him about Gavin Newsom.
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Speaker 3: Governor Gavin Newsom has floated this idea of a one
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Speaker 3: hundred percent state tax on Californians who would received money
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Speaker 3: from President Trump's anti weaponization fund.
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Speaker 4: Your response to the Governor's call from from seven.
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Speaker 3: There's no cure for stupid.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, President Trump wants to set up that fund to
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Speaker 2: repay people that were, you know, just totally ruined by
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Speaker 2: the weaponization of government. So Newsom said he'll put one
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Speaker 2: hundred percent tax. In other words, he'll seize all the
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Speaker 2: money there's no cure for stupid. I like that. I
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Speaker 2: like that. So that's the thing that these Democrats. They
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Speaker 2: yell and scream that the worst thing is greed. That's
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Speaker 2: the problem with America. Greed. Then they tell you give
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Speaker 2: us ninety percent of your money, give me ninety percent
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Speaker 2: of your income. So bestent not bad yet yesterday, lots
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Speaker 2: of stuff going on with Joe Biden. You're going to
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Speaker 2: see a big Joe Biden weekend. The reason is Jill
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Speaker 2: Biden has a book coming out. Joe Biden has a
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Speaker 2: book coming out. There's no interest in the Bidens from anybody,
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Speaker 2: Republican or Democrats, so they're trying to drum up some controversy,
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Speaker 2: some interest. That's why you'll see this. Jill Biden interviews
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Speaker 2: CBS this Sunday where she said she was watching the
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Speaker 2: debate the way Joe was, she thought he was having
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Speaker 2: a stroke. Now this is a lie. People ask was
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Speaker 2: she lying back then or she lying now? She's lying now.
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Speaker 2: Joe was like that all the time. He was always
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Speaker 2: like a frozen vegetable, doesn't know what he's saying or
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Speaker 2: where he is. So the reason she's saying, oh, I
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Speaker 2: thought he was having a stroke is to make it
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Speaker 2: sound like it was so unusual that behavior that she
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Speaker 2: was horrified. That was the way he was every day,
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Speaker 2: every day. So she's lying now. Now, remember he's the
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Speaker 2: president of the United States. During that debate, he's all
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Speaker 2: screwed up, can't talk, can't finish a sentence. She thinks
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Speaker 2: he's having a stroke. The president United States always has
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Speaker 2: a doctor. President in that big entourage, there's always a doctor.
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Speaker 2: There's a great medical facility right in the White House.
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Speaker 2: That can go right back to the White House where
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Speaker 2: there's a whole team of doctors. They could go right
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Speaker 2: to Walter Reed where there's a presidential ring wing filled
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Speaker 2: with doctors. If you thought your husband was having a stroke,
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Speaker 2: if you really thought that, the second the debate was over,
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Speaker 2: you would take him immediately to a doctor, or you'd
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Speaker 2: go get a doctor from the entourage. He could come
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Speaker 2: right over. President Trump does that sometimes if if he's
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Speaker 2: on Air Force one and somebody's trying to talk to
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Speaker 2: him and they're coughing. You know, he's paranoid of germs,
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Speaker 2: doesn't want to get a cold. He goes go to
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Speaker 2: the doc, go right go down the hall, go the
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Speaker 2: third door and look go in there and I'll have
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Speaker 2: the doctor check him out before he continues talking to him.
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Speaker 2: So she didn't take him to the doctor. She didn't
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Speaker 2: get the doctor to take a look at him. She
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Speaker 2: thinks he's having a stroke. There's doctors around, doesn't have
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Speaker 2: them look at him. Instead, Remember what she did after
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Speaker 2: the debate. Remember she went on TV and he was Joe,
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Speaker 2: you were brilliant, answered everything perfectly, and then she took
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Speaker 2: him to a party at the waffle House. If you
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Speaker 2: thought he was having a stroke, would you take into
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Speaker 2: a big, crowded, noisy party. Absolutely not. So she's lying.
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Speaker 2: Now Biden's lie about everything all the time. Now here's
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Speaker 2: what's the real problem for the Biden's Nobody anywhere is
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Speaker 2: defending them. Nobody is defending them, Nobody from their administration,
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Speaker 2: nobody anywhere publicly. They've got absolutely no support from any
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Speaker 2: But we've never seen this with the next president. Even Nixon,
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Speaker 2: who resigned in disgrace, had people defending him. There were
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Speaker 2: a lot of people defending him, but there's nobody anywhere,
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Speaker 2: Republican or Democrat, defending Joe Biden. And remember there's a
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Speaker 2: lot of his peace that he hired, He made their
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Speaker 2: career as Kareem, John Pierre, others, you know, people like that.
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Speaker 2: He put them on the map, and they're now on MSNBC,
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Speaker 2: they're on CNN even they're not defending him. One of
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Speaker 2: the reasons is they well, two reasons why they can't
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Speaker 2: stand the guy. He was a nasty, nasty guy behind
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Speaker 2: the scenes, nasty, vicious, cursing, screaming, and everybody, even the
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Speaker 2: New York Times was forced to write an article about
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Speaker 2: that once. But the other problem is, back then, they
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Speaker 2: were all defending him. They were all lying and covering
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Speaker 2: up for him, saying he's fine. Remember Gavin Newsom. Remember
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Speaker 2: Newsom said I talked to him all the time, sharpest
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Speaker 2: can be. Remember Joe Scarborough's famous clip, the best smartest
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Speaker 2: of Biden ever. So they were all lying, and they
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Speaker 2: don't ever want to talk about it. They don't ever
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Speaker 2: want to bring it up again. Remember you remember that
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Speaker 2: crazy Chris Coons who back then, Coons going on and
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Speaker 2: on about how sharp Biden was. Let's hear him now.
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Speaker 4: I was with President earlier today.
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Speaker 2: Okay, this is how much he lied back then. This
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Speaker 2: is Chris Coon's back then.
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Speaker 4: I was with President Biden earlier today. We are at
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Speaker 4: the funeral of a friend of ours, someone who long
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Speaker 4: served as the mayor of Wilmington, and he's fine. I
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Speaker 4: see regular incidents where President Trump falls asleep in meetings
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Speaker 4: in the middle of the day. Makes no sense.
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Speaker 2: In answering questions, he makes no sense. He'll stand there
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Speaker 2: and do a press comments for two hours and twenty
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Speaker 2: minutes make perfect sense. The falling asleep again, I know
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Speaker 2: a lot of billionaires. They all fall asleep at the table.
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Speaker 2: Why they never sleep. They're up all night and if
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Speaker 2: they sleep at night, they sleep for an hour. They
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Speaker 2: get up there on the phone, the computer, they go
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Speaker 2: back to sleep, there, get up, they just keep getting up.
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Speaker 2: It's like almost like sleep apnea. Then they're falling asleep
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Speaker 2: during the day. But it's not a sign of anything. Hey,
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Speaker 2: the Israeli Day Parade is this Sunday. It's a wonderful
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Speaker 2: important event in New York. No mayor has ever skipped
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Speaker 2: that parade. It's too important, has too much meaning. You
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Speaker 2: can't skip that parade. But now we got crazy anti Semitic,
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Speaker 2: anti israel mom Donnie. He's going to be the first mayor.
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Speaker 2: And I think since the parade began to skip the parade.
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Speaker 2: He will not be at the Israeli DA parade. This
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Speaker 2: is a terrible thing. It's just awful. Mom, Donnie tried
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Speaker 2: to explain it.
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Speaker 5: I sat on the campaign trail that I wouldn't be
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Speaker 5: attending the parade, and I've made my views on the
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Speaker 5: Israel government abundantly clear. And I also said on that
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Speaker 5: same campaign that I would have a responsibility as the
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Speaker 5: mayor of the city to ensure the safety and security
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Speaker 5: of each and every New Yorker.
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Speaker 2: All Right, so supposedly it's safe. You got the Police
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Speaker 2: Department saying it's safe. Commissioner Jessica Tish not only says
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Speaker 2: it safe, she said she will march in the parade herself.
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Speaker 2: As she actually said, I will proudly march in the parade.
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Speaker 2: So I think you can be Yeah, I think he
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Speaker 2: can be sure. It'll be a very very safe parade. Mom, Donnie,
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Speaker 2: not going it's an insult to Israel. But on the
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Speaker 2: other hand, it's kind of a blessing because everybody can't
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Speaker 2: stand him. Nobody really wants him there. Remember, he's not
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Speaker 2: going to go because and he says he doesn't support Israel,
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Speaker 2: he thinks they're He just spews out these crazy things.
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Speaker 2: He said, they're committing genocide, all kinds of crazy anti
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Speaker 2: Semitic nonsense. But the other problem is, and I'm sure
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Speaker 2: he's talked about this with his staff, maybe they thought
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Speaker 2: of going, but he'll get booed like crazy. So what's
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Speaker 2: the point even if he wanted to be big about
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Speaker 2: it and go, He's just going to get booed like crazy.
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Speaker 2: He was also asked President Trump is going to come
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Speaker 2: to the Knicks game the championship series. No president has
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Speaker 2: ever gone to a NBA championship, but Trump will. He
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Speaker 2: was the first president to go to a super Bowl.
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Speaker 2: He'll go to the NBA Championship. Mom, Donnie is sort
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Speaker 2: of a nick fan. He will go. And they asked
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Speaker 2: will he sit with the president? And he kind of
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Speaker 2: hemmed and had about it. But you know, again, I
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Speaker 2: know you're filled with hate for Israel, hate for this,
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Speaker 2: hate for that, But you're you're the mayor, supposed to
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Speaker 2: sit with the president, supposed to work with the president,
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Speaker 2: get money, get deals, get stuff for New York. Kathy
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Speaker 2: Hokel so embarrassing for her when Trump talked about going
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Speaker 2: to the Knicks game. Being Kathy Hokle, she just knee jerk,
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Speaker 2: gave a stupid reaction, made a dumb comment. He claims
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Speaker 2: he's a Nick fan. Let's see him name the starting Well,
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Speaker 2: I guess she just assumed he's always in her mind,
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Speaker 2: he's always lying, he's not a Knicks fan, and typical
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Speaker 2: Kathy Hokle. Never checked the facts, never do any homework,
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Speaker 2: never do any research. If you did a little research,
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Speaker 2: you'd find out Trump is a huge Knicks fan, always
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Speaker 2: has been. Ever since she made that dumb comment, people
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Speaker 2: are posting online hundreds of pictures of Trump at Nick games,
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Speaker 2: sitting in the front row with lots of Nick games,
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Speaker 2: so you can find him online. Is the picture of
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Speaker 2: him sitting with Bill O'Reilly at the Knicks game. Picture
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Speaker 2: him with JFK. Junior right before the crew at a
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Speaker 2: Knicks game. Picture him with John McEnroe at a Knicks game.
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Speaker 2: He's always always been a Knicks fan. Many, many, many
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Speaker 2: pictures at Knicks games, and some of them are out
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Speaker 2: of town, which means he traveled to go see a
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Speaker 2: Knicks game. And I remember he had the Knicks on
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Speaker 2: the Apprentice, talked about them a lot. You can you
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Speaker 2: can be sure he was always a huge Knicks fan.
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Speaker 2: So anyway, we've got a lot to get to this morning.
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Speaker 2: We'll get to sixty Minutes. They had the blood baths,
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Speaker 2: started cleaning house, getting rid of all those people they're
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Speaker 2: yelling and screaming. Ratings are up nine percent from last year. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: but they're down like fifty percent from where they were.
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Speaker 2: So and the other reason they're up nine percent this year,
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Speaker 2: you're on right after football. You know, if you do,
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Speaker 2: if you separate it half the time, Sixty Minutes is
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Speaker 2: on right after a big football game, and the ratings
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Speaker 2: are big. Separate the games where there was no football.
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Speaker 2: It's a it's a whole different story there. So they'll
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Speaker 2: they'll keep cleaning house there. But we'll get to that
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Speaker 2: coming up. We'll get to Dot Cake, We'll get to
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Speaker 2: a whole lot more. Just ahead, Hey, we'll take some
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Speaker 4: Now back to the Mark Simone Show on wr.
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Speaker 2: Hey, we'll take some calls. Eight hundred three two one
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Speaker 2: zero seven ten is the number eight hundred three two
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Speaker 2: one zero seven ten. Let's go to Joe in New Jersey. Joe,
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Speaker 2: how you doing? Wait a minute, let me push it again. Joe,
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Speaker 2: how you doing?
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Speaker 6: Good morning, Mark? How are you good?
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Speaker 1: Mark?
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Speaker 6: Talking about the agreement? Everything? Everything? Two weeks two weeks,
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Speaker 6: they're running out of our storage facility. When is the
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Speaker 6: straight Scoop going to come out?
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Speaker 2: It's already out, it's already been out there. They are
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Speaker 2: out of storage facilities. They got about maybe another week
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Speaker 2: and a half where they're totally out of revenue. And
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Speaker 2: the problem is when you're out of storage facilities. Straight
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Speaker 2: at hor Moose Clothes, they can't export their oil when
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Speaker 2: you're out of storage facilities. What they've been doing, they're
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Speaker 2: actually out. They've actually ran out about about three now,
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Speaker 2: about four weeks ago. They ran out of storage space,
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Speaker 2: so they were using tankers. They would take all these
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Speaker 2: tankers and load them up with oil. So instead of
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Speaker 2: the storage space the tanks, they were putting them on
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Speaker 2: these tankers. And it looks like they just about run
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Speaker 2: out of tankers now, so they don't have any more
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Speaker 2: tankers to store them on. So they really needed to
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Speaker 2: open because once you are totally out of storage space.
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Speaker 2: You got to shut down the wells, and once you
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Speaker 2: shut them down, they dry up and it can take
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Speaker 2: a year to get them going again. Let's go to
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Speaker 2: Mike in Florida. Mike, how you doing?
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Speaker 6: Good morning? Mark?
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Speaker 1: Yes, Mike, I had a Sinatra question for you too.
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Speaker 1: Actually one how many times was he on Carson? Were
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Speaker 1: they friends? And I was recently on YouTube scrolling through
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Speaker 1: stuff and I came across a couple of videos with
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Speaker 1: him with the singer Dagmark. What was the story behind that.
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Speaker 2: I'll start with Carson. Yeah, he started with Carson. He
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Speaker 2: was on in nineteen sixty four, Joey Bishop was the
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Speaker 2: guest host, came on with Sammy Davis. He was then
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Speaker 2: on again in late sixty five, came on with Dean Martin.
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Speaker 2: Then next time was the famous remember he was a
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Speaker 2: guest and Don Rickles came on. Surprised him. Yes, go
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Speaker 2: watch it on YouTube Sinatra Rickles. That was the other time,
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Speaker 2: and then one time he filled in as a guest host.
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Speaker 6: Oh really that one. I didn't know.
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Speaker 2: It's up on YouTube. He filled in as a guest
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Speaker 2: host and Rickles was a guest I'm Carol O'Connor and
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Speaker 2: Angie Dickenson.
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Speaker 6: He wasn't.
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Speaker 2: It's a great show because the Rickles and everything, But
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Speaker 2: he wasn't the best host. He's not a talk show.
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Speaker 2: Dagmar was. It was an interesting period. Sinatra superstar in
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Speaker 2: the forties, singing the great standards, the great Gershwin, cold Portis.
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Speaker 2: And then there's remember Mitch.
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Speaker 1: Miller, Yes, yeah, he was like Columbia Records, Capitol Records.
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Speaker 2: Well, Columbia. He becomes the president of Columbia. Some people
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Speaker 2: blame him, some people it wasn't his fault. That was
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Speaker 2: happening anyway. All of a sudden, the trend was, no
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Speaker 2: more of these serious things, novelty records. How much is
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Speaker 2: that doggie in the window? That kind of nonsense. So
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Speaker 2: they Mitch Miller was the head of Columbia. That was
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Speaker 2: Sinatra's recording. He made Sinatra record that stuff. And the
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Speaker 2: worst one was with Dagmar, who was a TV star
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Speaker 2: at that time. It was called Mama Will Bark Where
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Speaker 2: they bark, They bark like a dog on there, and
18:53
Speaker 2: it ruined Sinatra's career. Now, a lot of people blame
18:55
Speaker 2: Mitch Miller for rock and roll, believe it or not.
18:57
Speaker 2: Back then, they said, if it hadn't been for the
19:00
Speaker 2: recording industry going silly with the stupid novelty songs, rock
19:04
Speaker 2: and roll wouldn't have been able to rise up and
19:05
Speaker 2: take over, which it do.
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Speaker 6: That's interesting theory.
19:09
Speaker 1: I don't know if that's true, but.
19:10
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a theory.
19:12
Speaker 6: Now.
19:12
Speaker 2: One day I was with Sinatra the lobby of the Walldorf.
19:16
Speaker 2: You know how that lobby is like a mile long,
19:18
Speaker 2: like from Park all the elections about five miles away.
19:23
Speaker 2: In that lobby, I see an old guy walk and
19:24
Speaker 2: I realized it's Mitch Miller, and I said to Sa,
19:28
Speaker 2: that's Mitch Miller. He goes what? And as he got closer,
19:31
Speaker 2: Mitch Miller sees Frank Sinatter. This is forty years league
19:34
Speaker 2: is Frank? How are you? And Sinatra goes keep walking.
19:37
Speaker 2: Pal not one to hold the grudge, you know, you
19:42
Speaker 2: gotta give him credit. That's a great guy, a man
19:45
Speaker 2: of principal holds the grudge. As somebody said he when
19:48
Speaker 2: he had the Alzheimer's, he said, it's Sicilian Alzheimer's. He
19:51
Speaker 2: only remembers the grudges. So all right, thanks for calling Mike.
19:56
Speaker 2: Let's go to Vincent in Brooklyn, Vincent, how you doing.
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Speaker 6: Good morning Mark, Good morning matter. And also Mitch Miller
20:03
Speaker 6: made all those records. He had that TV show. Yeah
20:06
Speaker 6: along with Mitch.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's he came.
20:08
Speaker 6: He had all those Mitch Miller records, which my father
20:12
Speaker 6: Braclay who he had every one of them. Market's really
20:16
Speaker 6: great that you're doing the Lincoln Tech commercials, And last
20:20
Speaker 6: night I got to think, and that's great that there's
20:22
Speaker 6: a company picking up the slack of trades that they
20:27
Speaker 6: used to teach in New York City vocational schools that
20:31
Speaker 6: now all they teach this walk nonsense. These kids run
20:35
Speaker 6: up a quarter of a million dollar college bill and
20:39
Speaker 6: they can't even come out and get a good job.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, no, Vincent, that's why we love Lincoln Tech. These
20:45
Speaker 2: kind of schools, and they're the best of them. But
20:47
Speaker 2: these kind of schools so important. You know, even even
20:51
Speaker 2: professors tell me forty percent of the kids in college
20:53
Speaker 2: shouldn't be in college. They should be in a tech
20:55
Speaker 2: school learn the real trade. You go to a fancy college,
20:58
Speaker 2: you end up with a degree in gender studies, and
21:01
Speaker 2: you live in your parents' house for the next ten years.
21:03
Speaker 2: You come out of Lincoln Tech, you got a skill.
21:05
Speaker 2: You're a plumber, electrician, hvac whatever. You go right to
21:08
Speaker 2: work and you're making a lot of money.
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Speaker 6: And it's really said that they once used to teach
21:13
Speaker 6: this stuff in the trade schools. I mean probably these
21:17
Speaker 6: kids they won't even know how to use a hammer
21:20
Speaker 6: the school driver. They probably break their fingers. And another
21:24
Speaker 6: thing I want to say, who is the woman on
21:27
Speaker 6: woah who does the commercial for your Fishtails restaurants and
21:32
Speaker 6: she does all the raw Astarino commercials. What a great voice.
21:37
Speaker 2: You don't know who that is?
21:40
Speaker 6: No, who is it?
21:41
Speaker 2: Well the great radio stars. That's Maria Melito of Q
21:45
Speaker 2: one oh four.
21:46
Speaker 6: What a great what a great voice. I mean along
21:50
Speaker 6: with your great Poto radio voice. What a great soothing,
21:57
Speaker 6: calming voice. I just have to complement on that, along
22:03
Speaker 6: with the great Lincoln Tech commercial.
22:05
Speaker 2: Yeah, but Maria Alito's a big radio start, so on
22:07
Speaker 2: Q and O four s's on right after Jim Kurve's
22:09
Speaker 2: got an incredible voice. She's been on for years. Maria Milo.
22:13
Speaker 6: I just had the compliment it because I also listen
22:17
Speaker 6: when I listened to Rob Bastarino Show and some of
22:20
Speaker 6: the other shows, I noticed it. He says, Hey, that's the
22:22
Speaker 6: same voice and she does during yours. Later in the day,
22:27
Speaker 6: she does the commercials for that restaurant.
22:30
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, we don't full around. I mean, we got
22:32
Speaker 2: some top voice over guys, but we also use some
22:34
Speaker 2: of the best radio voice We use jim My Compliments.
22:38
Speaker 2: All right, Vincent, great call, thanks for calling. We got
22:41
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23:32
Speaker 7: Thanks for having me Mark.
23:33
Speaker 2: Hey, I'm watching the Morning Joe. Apparently the whole economy
23:37
Speaker 2: is in ruins, the brink of recession. The inflation numbers
23:42
Speaker 2: came out, It's disaster. What's the real story.
23:46
Speaker 7: So, yeah, we're not anywhere near on the brink of
23:53
Speaker 7: In fact, the numbers that came out yesterday, Yes, inflation
23:56
Speaker 7: picked up, and that's not great. Mostly it's gasoline because
24:01
Speaker 7: of the strait of her moves. But the thing that's
24:03
Speaker 7: really striking about it is that it hasn't actually taken
24:08
Speaker 7: away from spending elsewhere in the economy. One of my
24:11
Speaker 7: fears personally was that because people were having to put
24:15
Speaker 7: so much money into their gas tanks that it might
24:18
Speaker 7: they might start to pull back in other spending. But
24:20
Speaker 7: we're not seeing that. The personal they called the personal
24:24
Speaker 7: consumption expenditures, but basically consumer spending really showed that people
24:31
Speaker 7: continue to spend money at all across the economy and
24:36
Speaker 7: that so far we're actually not seeing as much damage
24:40
Speaker 7: as even you know, I'm pretty bullish on this Trump economy,
24:44
Speaker 7: but this was better that I thought it would be.
24:48
Speaker 7: You know, I'm not surprised, you know, Morning Joe, the
24:50
Speaker 7: rest of it. Then I saw a pull recently fifty
24:53
Speaker 7: five percent of Democrats think were already universe sessions. So
24:57
Speaker 7: of course, you know, like you're going to see that
24:59
Speaker 7: kind of stuff in the legacy media.
25:02
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, yess like when you read the New York
25:03
Speaker 2: has finished, everybody's left. I'm looking at the housing numbers.
25:06
Speaker 2: Rentals are up through the roof, condo sales are through
25:10
Speaker 2: the roof.
25:11
Speaker 7: So you can't you can't walk down Sixth Avenue in
25:14
Speaker 7: Midtown like well, you know, it's the streets are so
25:17
Speaker 7: crowded in New York's not there.
25:18
Speaker 2: No, Now we got a new FED chairman. When does
25:22
Speaker 2: he actually start to do anything.
25:25
Speaker 7: Yeah, so he's in office. Uh, he's hopefully right now
25:31
Speaker 7: rearranging the parking spots and putting Jerome Powell you know
25:36
Speaker 7: at the furthest Away parking spot. You know, just he
25:40
Speaker 7: The thing that one of the things people don't realize
25:43
Speaker 7: is that the chairman of the FED actually does a
25:45
Speaker 7: lot more than just interest rate policy. You know, yes,
25:49
Speaker 7: he's part of the Federal Open Marcus Committee, but there
25:52
Speaker 7: are thousands of people who work for the FED, including
25:55
Speaker 7: a lot of economists. They have really important jobs. One
25:58
Speaker 7: of the things I hope he's doing right now is
26:02
Speaker 7: checking who are these guys right? They are instrumental in
26:06
Speaker 7: formulating economic policy in the United States, and we really
26:11
Speaker 7: need to find out. Larry Tablow quotes this poll that
26:17
Speaker 7: showed that something like ninety percent of the political donations
26:21
Speaker 7: from FED employees go to Democrats. That's a big problem.
26:26
Speaker 7: It shouldn't be like that. We need he So I
26:29
Speaker 7: hope that when you know that, one of the things
26:31
Speaker 7: Kevin's doing right now, you know there's not another meeting
26:34
Speaker 7: for a little while, you know about interest rates. But
26:38
Speaker 7: what he should be doing right now is taking a
26:40
Speaker 7: look at the personnel at the FED and making sure
26:43
Speaker 7: that they haven't been doing anything like locking out Republican economists.
26:48
Speaker 2: Now, the awful FED chairman, Jerome Powell has not stepped down.
26:52
Speaker 2: He looks like he's going to remain on the board.
26:54
Speaker 2: What actual power influence can he have on that board.
26:59
Speaker 7: So the thing is that the FED chairman is really
27:03
Speaker 7: only can lead by consensus. He has to bring people around,
27:06
Speaker 7: and it's one of the reasons why former chairman never
27:10
Speaker 7: stay on the board. Powell is the first guy to
27:13
Speaker 7: do this in sixty years. The reason why they always
27:17
Speaker 7: lead is to let the new chairman lead the board,
27:20
Speaker 7: Powell will have a vote on the interest rate policies.
27:23
Speaker 7: He will have an influence over the other people who
27:26
Speaker 7: are on the FED. I don't think it's really responsible
27:29
Speaker 7: for him to stay on, but I'm not sure it'll
27:32
Speaker 7: make that big of a difference right now. Look, as
27:34
Speaker 7: I said in the beginning, the inflation numbers are going up.
27:39
Speaker 7: The Fed is not going to cut interest rates. As
27:42
Speaker 7: long as the inflation is on the way up, they're
27:46
Speaker 7: going to have to come down. I don't think we're
27:48
Speaker 7: going to see that for quite.
27:50
Speaker 2: A few months.
27:51
Speaker 7: So if I'm Kevin Warsh, what I would be doing
27:55
Speaker 7: right now is laying out the groundwork for how he
27:59
Speaker 7: thinks monitor car policies should be. Don't worry about whether
28:02
Speaker 7: you can cut interest rates at this meeting or the
28:04
Speaker 7: next meeting. That's actually doesn't make that big of a difference.
28:08
Speaker 7: The longer term approach the Fed takes is really what's
28:11
Speaker 7: going to shape the economy. Everybody obsesses, right, will they
28:13
Speaker 7: cut this meeting or is it going to be September, November, December. Look,
28:19
Speaker 7: what really matters is the long term path of interest
28:22
Speaker 7: rates and the long term policy of the Fed. That's
28:25
Speaker 7: what Kevin worre should concentrate on and we can worry
28:27
Speaker 7: about you know, when they cut interest rates, that's probably
28:30
Speaker 7: not going to happen.
28:31
Speaker 2: I explain that a little to people because every people
28:33
Speaker 2: think that's the most important thing, interest rates raising or look,
28:36
Speaker 2: it's not the most important thing.
28:39
Speaker 7: No it's not. And the especially the timing of when
28:43
Speaker 7: they raise it or when they lower it. What really
28:46
Speaker 7: matters is whether the Fed. One of the big problems
28:49
Speaker 7: the FED has had over the last I would say
28:52
Speaker 7: two decades is that they've really been suspicious of economic growth.
28:57
Speaker 7: Whenever the economy really starts to take off, the FED
28:59
Speaker 7: wordes that that somehow will be inflationary. Of course that's
29:04
Speaker 7: not true at all. And by the way, they missed
29:06
Speaker 7: the actual inflation problem we had, which happened under Joe Biden. Right,
29:09
Speaker 7: so they've got it wrong. They let inflation get under
29:13
Speaker 7: control under Joe Biden. Under Donald Trump in the first term,
29:16
Speaker 7: they saw they started raising interest rates because growth started
29:18
Speaker 7: to pick up. They need to break out of this model.
29:20
Speaker 7: Economic growth doesn't cause inflation. That's the long term reform
29:25
Speaker 7: we need is a model that doesn't sit right now.
29:28
Speaker 7: The FED thinks we could grow at one point eight
29:30
Speaker 7: to two percent. That's like the maximum they think is
29:33
Speaker 7: the safe pace for the economy to grow. That's pathetic.
29:37
Speaker 7: We can grow much faster than that, and the Fed
29:40
Speaker 7: should not be tuning its policies to hold back growth
29:43
Speaker 7: the way they have for twenty years now.
29:45
Speaker 2: Yeah, John Connie Bright Business Digest, talk about AI for
29:50
Speaker 2: a second. There's a lot of people that think everybody's
29:52
Speaker 2: going to lose their job, that AO is going to
29:53
Speaker 2: wipe us all out job wise. What's the real story.
29:57
Speaker 7: So I don't think that's true at all. I maybe
30:01
Speaker 7: a year or two ago I might have been a
30:03
Speaker 7: little worried about this, but partly because you had all
30:06
Speaker 7: these guys working on AI saying, oh, you know, we're
30:08
Speaker 7: going to take everybody's job. In fact, in history, one
30:11
Speaker 7: of the things that happens is when you increase the
30:14
Speaker 7: productivity of workers, which is one of the things AI does,
30:18
Speaker 7: you actually make more demand for workers because they can
30:21
Speaker 7: get more done. So I actually think that there's going
30:24
Speaker 7: to be there's an economic tournament's a paradox for this
30:28
Speaker 7: where when part of the thing is is that when
30:32
Speaker 7: you increase people's ability to produce more goods and services,
30:36
Speaker 7: that actually doesn't decrease the amount of people you need doing.
30:40
Speaker 7: It increases the amount of people because each person is
30:43
Speaker 7: more productive. So I think we're actually going to see
30:47
Speaker 7: a lot of demand for workers because of AI. Not
30:51
Speaker 7: the jobs will shift, exactly what people will do doing
30:54
Speaker 7: will shift. Frankly, a lot of people's jobs will be
30:57
Speaker 7: made better because some of the work that they don't
31:01
Speaker 7: like to do right now will be actually being done
31:04
Speaker 7: by a digital AI assistant for them. But they're the
31:09
Speaker 7: actual work. A lot of people have in their mind
31:12
Speaker 7: this image of the economy where there's only so much
31:14
Speaker 7: work to be done, and if enough of it is
31:16
Speaker 7: done by robots or computers, then we won't do anymore.
31:19
Speaker 7: I guarantee you that's not the way the economy works.
31:22
Speaker 7: If it was, we would have stopped working four hundred
31:25
Speaker 7: years ago when we you know what, we got really.
31:29
Speaker 6: Good at farming.
31:30
Speaker 7: Instead, what we did is we had an industrial revolution,
31:33
Speaker 7: so you can you know, work will continue, and I
31:36
Speaker 7: hate to break this tumor. Human beings will never run
31:40
Speaker 7: out of work to do. I mean, we're just always
31:42
Speaker 7: going to have to work, and that will be But
31:44
Speaker 7: that's also good because it means we keep coming up
31:47
Speaker 7: with new things that make our lives better.
31:50
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