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Hour 2: Miami is expensive. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: This is to the Mark Simon Shall I'm seventen wr
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Speaker 1: hey a lot to get to this hour. You know,
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Speaker 1: it's a mess in Great Britain. The government just an
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Speaker 1: absolute mess. They've had no borders for a while. They're
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Speaker 1: just overrun by illegals, completely screwing up the country. They've
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Speaker 1: had the worst government. Now they've got a new Prime
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Speaker 1: minister who's just as bad, Andy Burnham, who by the way,
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Speaker 1: is the seventh Prime minister in just ten years. And
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Speaker 1: his opening speech just ridiculous nonsense, trashing Margaret Thatcher's freedom
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Speaker 1: and all of that. So it's a mess over there.
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Speaker 1: So you're going to need Nigel Farager somebody like that
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Speaker 1: to rise up and take the country back. Here's Farage
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Speaker 1: on Burnham.
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Speaker 2: Ye.
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Speaker 3: Any certain to do with Burnham is we're gonna get
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Speaker 3: more of the same, but they'll go further to the
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Speaker 3: left than they all ready are. He says, he wots
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Speaker 3: the hot the biggest change of direction in politics in
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Speaker 3: forty years. Outside of twenty five thousand voters in Makerfield.
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Speaker 3: He has literally no mandate for this at all.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, so Fara should win. That should be the end
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Speaker 1: of this nightmare. And then in November Bruce Blakeman should
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Speaker 1: win and start fixing New York. That would be the
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Speaker 1: that would be the beginning of the end of all
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Speaker 1: this crazy nonsense democratic socialism, all this stuff. Even now,
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Speaker 1: I noticed a lot of Democrats, the leadership, the Schumers,
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Speaker 1: the Jeffreys, still cowards hiding under their desk, but some
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Speaker 1: of the democratic voices are starting to speak up. Van
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Speaker 1: Jones on CNN actually saying this stuff has gone too far,
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Speaker 1: the rise of these democratic socialists. IM back to CNN
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Speaker 1: actually aired this. I mean this was CNN airing this thing.
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Speaker 1: Is time for Democrats to stand up to the socialists
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Speaker 1: with their nut ideas. He's not the only one. There's
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Speaker 1: a bunch of democratic commentators starting to say that. So
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Speaker 1: we'll see if it's the beginning of the end of
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Speaker 1: these crazy nonsense socialists. The mom Donnie's and all of that.
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Speaker 1: He's speaking to Mom Donnie. Here's another embarrassing moment, this
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Speaker 1: thing about the arresting that yah who makes him just
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Speaker 1: look like a silly child. So he's doing an interview
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Speaker 1: this week and they're asking him about He's talking about
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Speaker 1: the working class, the working class, the middle class, the
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Speaker 1: working class, and the interviewer at one point says, how
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Speaker 1: do you actually define the working class? What is the
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Speaker 1: working class? And he couldn't do it. He had no
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Speaker 1: idea what the working class is? He said, gave you
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Speaker 1: some word salad sort of an answer, Well, if you're
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Speaker 1: working to pay your bills. I think that's one definition. Well,
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Speaker 1: everybody's working to pay their bills. But she kept pushing them.
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Speaker 1: She goes, well, what's the amount If you're making two
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Speaker 1: hundred and fifty thousand a year, are you working class?
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Speaker 1: Where does it start and stop? What's the definition? So mom,
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Speaker 1: Donnie had absolutely no idea, even at one set point
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Speaker 1: said he'd draw the line at around a million dollars
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Speaker 1: per year, which I mean the interviewer's mouth dropped open.
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Speaker 1: A million dollars a year. That's not working class, that's
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Speaker 1: I mean, just isn't. So he again went into this
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Speaker 1: world word salad, couldn't figure out what working class actually is.
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Speaker 1: You know, when they say the one percent, now those
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Speaker 1: one percent or one percent, how much do you think
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Speaker 1: you have to make a year to be in the
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Speaker 1: one percent? How much you have to make a year
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Speaker 1: to be actually in the one percent? Now you're thinking, oh,
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Speaker 1: ten million, five million, seven hundred thousand. That's all it is.
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Speaker 1: If you make seven hundred thousand or more, you're in
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Speaker 1: the top one percent of earners in America. Now, of
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Speaker 1: course that depends on where you live, but even in
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Speaker 1: New York it's only like seven hundred and sixty thousand
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Speaker 1: a year, it would put you in the top one
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Speaker 1: percent of earners. Hey, Miami just passed New York as
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Speaker 1: far as being the most expensive place to live. Miami
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Speaker 1: just passed New York. It's actually more expensive to live
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Speaker 1: in Miami right now than New York City. And all
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Speaker 1: these people moving down there and everything's booming and they're
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Speaker 1: building everything.
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Speaker 4: And.
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Speaker 1: Miami's got problems. I mean, they got traffic problems. It's
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Speaker 1: a traffic nightmare. Large sections of Miami have a crime
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Speaker 1: problem now. I mean, that's what happens when you take
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Speaker 1: a resort like Miami and turn it into a big, bustling,
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Speaker 1: hustling city. Crime problems. A lot of people don't want
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Speaker 1: to go out at night in Miami and especially South
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Speaker 1: Beach that forget the traffic. You can't move. So it's
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Speaker 1: not the paradise it was just a few years ago.
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Speaker 1: Palm Beach much more crowded, than before. Although in the summer,
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Speaker 1: Palm Beach a total ghost town, Boca Raton is like
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Speaker 1: a normal place. People actually live there. There's a part
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Speaker 1: of the population are actually Floridians grew up there. But
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Speaker 1: otherwise you got the old people there in Florida who
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Speaker 1: spend the whole day. They get up five in the morning,
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Speaker 1: wait for Starbucks to open, They go to doctors, they
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Speaker 1: go to lunch. They got more doctors. They play pickleball,
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Speaker 1: they go to dinner at four o'clock than time for bed.
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Speaker 1: That's Florida life. However, you know, they build these communities
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Speaker 1: down there, these gated communities. There's one that is selling
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Speaker 1: like crazy. It's actually north of Tampa. It's in San Antonio, Florida.
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Speaker 1: That's just north of Tampa. It's a nice looking complex.
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Speaker 1: But the selling thing is they built and it looks
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Speaker 1: beautiful in the pictures. They built in this complex the
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Speaker 1: single largest swimming pool in America. It is unbelievable, the
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Speaker 1: swimming pool, and they're calling it the Crystal Lagoon. The
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Speaker 1: pool is fifteen acres. That's the equivalent of one hundred
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Speaker 1: and fifty basketball courts. It's fifteen acres. It's absolutely pewed.
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Speaker 1: It's just stunning looking this the largest swimming pool in
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Speaker 1: America fifteen acres now and the homes around it two
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Speaker 1: hundred and fifty thousand up to three hundred and eighty
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Speaker 1: five thousand, and actually you don't even have to live
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Speaker 1: there now apparently if you want to just go swim
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Speaker 1: in this pool, if you're in the Tampa area, you
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Speaker 1: can get a fifty dollars day pass when they're available.
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Speaker 1: It's called Marada this development. But I mean, if you're
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Speaker 1: if you just love swimming pools and you want to
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Speaker 1: see the greatest and the biggest and the best, put
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Speaker 1: that on the bucket list. So hey, we're talking about
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Speaker 1: these federal judges before. So this federal judge, you know,
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Speaker 1: the merger of US sky Dance and Paramount and all that,
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Speaker 1: all approved, all ready to go. Federal judge blocks it.
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Speaker 1: And as Howie Carr was pointing out, the federal judge
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Speaker 1: has absolutely no experience as a judge. Was in one
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Speaker 1: of those pro bono legal aid lawyers from Mexico, you know,
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Speaker 1: just got here. She somehow gets appointed a federal judge.
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Speaker 1: You know, crazy left wing people appoint these kind of judges.
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Speaker 1: So she rules them against the merger. They can't merge. Now,
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Speaker 1: of course this won't stand, this will get overturned. But
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Speaker 1: if you're one of these people who likes to protest
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Speaker 1: no Kings, it's these federal judges, these little federal judges.
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Speaker 1: All they're just a federal judge. They rule a little,
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Speaker 1: tiny district. They're supposed to rule on cases in their
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Speaker 1: little tiny district. That's all it's supposed to do. They're
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Speaker 1: making rulings on whether Trump can go to Iran, whether
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Speaker 1: Trump can do this, whether Trump can accept a plane,
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Speaker 1: whether Paramount and this Skydance merger can go through. It's
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Speaker 1: not up to them. It's the most ridiculous thing in
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Speaker 1: the world. So again, if you want to do this
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Speaker 1: no King stuff, go protest these federal judges who are
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Speaker 1: just supposed to rule on cases before them in their
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Speaker 1: little district. They're acting like kings and it's absolutely ridiculous. Hey,
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Speaker 1: Joe Rogan is now like the biggest thing in the
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Speaker 1: world for political stuff. You know, it used to be
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Speaker 1: years ago if you wanted to really make an impact,
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Speaker 1: like you wanted to run for president or something, you
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Speaker 1: had to go on Larry King Live at nine o'clock
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Speaker 1: on CNN. Bill Clinton, the Arkansas governor, wasn't that well known,
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Speaker 1: But there is a whole hour on Larry King Live.
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Speaker 1: Boy that could launch you. Now it's Joe Rogan. Even
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Speaker 1: the CNN commentator pointing out Rogan is like the biggest thing.
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Speaker 5: Joe Rogan is the young Republican whisper are we talking
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Speaker 5: about here? Well, why don't we just take a look
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Speaker 5: at this, Okay, the net popularity with Republicans under.
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Speaker 1: The age of forty five.
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Speaker 5: Look at Joe Rogan at plus sixty two points. He
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Speaker 5: is far more popular among young Republicans than even Donald
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Speaker 5: Trump is at plus twenty eight, and way more popular
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Speaker 5: than Tucker Carlson, who of course also has his own
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Speaker 5: podcast at plus eighteen.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, so that's the thing that you want to really
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Speaker 1: make an impact, you gotta go on Joe Rogan. It's
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Speaker 1: the equivalent of the modern day equivalent of Larry King,
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Speaker 1: who back in the nineties into the two thousands, every
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Speaker 1: night at nine it was Larry King Live, and the
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Speaker 1: guy would be on for twenty minutes. If it was
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Speaker 1: a really big deal, he'd give you the whole hour. Well,
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Speaker 1: now you go on Rogan and it's two hours. It's
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Speaker 1: two and a half hours. I mean, I like jd Vance,
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Speaker 1: but who the hell wants to listen to him for
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Speaker 1: two and a half hours. Although I still think the
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Speaker 1: Rogan interview with Trump, which went about two and a
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Speaker 1: half hours, really turned the election around. Without that, I
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Speaker 1: don't know that he would have w one because for
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Speaker 1: a lot of voters, a lot of independence, a lot
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Speaker 1: of younger voters, they never heard the real Trump. They
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Speaker 1: only heard those chopped up soundbites that the fake news
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Speaker 1: would play. They never heard him in an actual conversation.
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Speaker 1: With that Rogan interview, it was the Trump you'd see
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Speaker 1: in a living room Trump you'd be having dinner with,
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Speaker 1: just very conversational and talking at length for a couple
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Speaker 1: of hours. So sixty million people heard that. That really
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Speaker 1: turned the election around. Oil prices, let me just check
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Speaker 1: up to eighty five. Now you're gonna hear all of
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Speaker 1: the news. Oil is sword It's up fifteen points in
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Speaker 1: the last week. Oil is going through. Eighty five is
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Speaker 1: nowhere near the Joe Biden record. Joe Biden added much
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Speaker 1: higher than that. And this eighty five is just like
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Speaker 1: last time we went on bombing raids, just like last time.
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Speaker 1: It's a spike, it'll drop right back down to sixty eight,
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Speaker 1: just like it did last time at all. Hey, you
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Speaker 1: know this guy, Nick Shirley, who is the kid who's
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Speaker 1: investigating uncovering all that medicaid fraud, first in Minnesota, then California.
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Speaker 1: Nick Shirley, he's just a kid with an iPhone with
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Speaker 1: a little camera uncovering hundreds and millions of dollars in
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Speaker 1: medicaid fraud. Well, now the federal government, doctor Oz, the
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Speaker 1: Health Department, everybody has teamed up with him. They're backing him,
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Speaker 1: they're supporting him, they're going with him on some of
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Speaker 1: these things, and they're getting a lot done. They just
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Speaker 1: uncovered in Queens and just in Queens, he just got
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Speaker 1: there and he already uncovered millions and millions and millions
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Speaker 1: in welfare fraud, in medicaid fraud. Just this kid, now
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Speaker 1: the way he does it. And a lot of people
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Speaker 1: are wondering, well, if you're so great sixty minutes, why
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Speaker 1: didn't you go uncover this. Why did a kid with
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Speaker 1: an iPhone have to uncovered like four hundred million in
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Speaker 1: fraud all over the country and sixty minutes did nothing.
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Speaker 1: We know why because they you know, they don't want
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Speaker 1: to hurt the Democrats, so they leave it alone. They
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Speaker 1: ignore it. But how does this kid do it? How
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Speaker 1: does he?
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Speaker 4: Well?
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Speaker 1: What he The first thing he does he gets in
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Speaker 1: its public you can access this information. He gets the
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Speaker 1: records of medicaid payouts, in other words, how much each
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Speaker 1: facility is collecting in Medicaid payouts. So if he sees this,
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Speaker 1: the facility he's got twenty million dollars in Medicaid payouts.
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Speaker 1: He goes and looks at it. He probably doesn't even
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Speaker 1: go there, probably just goes on a Google street view.
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Speaker 1: And if they're getting twenty million in Medicaid payments reimbursements,
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Speaker 1: he looks at it, and if it's just a little
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Speaker 1: tiny storefront, he realizes they couldn't possibly do enough cases
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Speaker 1: in there to get that much reimbursement. Twenty million in
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Speaker 1: reimbursement implies thousands of people are coming in and out
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Speaker 1: of there. Well, if it's a little tiny store front.
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Speaker 1: And then he goes there with his camera running, and
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Speaker 1: he walks in and talks to whoever's behind the counter
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Speaker 1: there and says, how many people are you treating? How many?
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Speaker 1: How do you I see how many reimbursements you got
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Speaker 1: Where are all these people? Where do you do this?
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Speaker 1: It's not enough room in here. And then they panic
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Speaker 1: and they run away, and he knows he's got him,
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Speaker 1: and now he's got doctor Oz going with him. He's
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Speaker 1: pointing this out to the Feds and they've already taken
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Speaker 1: back many, many, many millions here in New York and
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Speaker 1: that was collected illegally. But again, where's sixty minutes on this,
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Speaker 1: where's all these networks on this fascinating story and they're
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Speaker 1: all ignoring it. Now. It's dangerous work too for this kid.
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Speaker 1: Luckily he's got the FEDS protecting him now because a
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Speaker 1: lot of this medicaid fraud in Minnesota with a lot
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Speaker 1: of Somalians, but in New York they think it's a
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Speaker 1: lot of organized crime running this. So it's dangerous for
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Speaker 1: this kid, very very dangerous. In fact, a lot of
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Speaker 1: employees have talked about being threatened and all that, and
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Speaker 1: they have to keep quiet. So it's it's good that
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Speaker 1: it's it's finally getting done. So Tom Holman, we were
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Speaker 1: talking about him before, what this guy has to go through?
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Speaker 1: The attacks on Tom Holman, he said, it's absolutely pathetic
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Speaker 1: and disgusting. And all the media is that they keep
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Speaker 1: attacking and miscommunicating what Ice does, calling him Nazis. And
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Speaker 1: he was doing all the same exact stuff under Obama
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Speaker 1: and nobody mentioned him. In fact, Obama brought him to
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Speaker 1: the White House and gave him the Presidential Medal of
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Speaker 1: Freedom for doing it. He's doing the exact same thing
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Speaker 1: now and they're making him sound like the most evil
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Speaker 1: man on earth. He said, I can't even go get
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Speaker 1: a quarter milk at the grocery store without a full
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Speaker 1: security detail, just because I'm enforcing the laws of the country.
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Speaker 1: He's got Mom Donnie to deal with. Although Mom Donnie's
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Speaker 1: been a little nicer to home.
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Speaker 6: And I appreciate the commence from Mandamie and Jefferies, but
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Speaker 6: too little, too late. They spent a year are attacking Ice,
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Speaker 6: comparing Iso, Let's abolished, Ice colar fascists. Ice are Nazis,
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Speaker 6: Ice are races. Ice is a secret please yeah, uh Ben.
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Speaker 6: His agent's got to worry about this.
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Speaker 7: I stag you some mohammas.
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Speaker 1: Dad's too.
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Speaker 7: They don't hang your heart on a hook every day
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Speaker 7: to do this job. And it's just not attack on
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Speaker 7: the iation's attacking their spouses and children, and no one
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Speaker 7: knows that better than me. I can't even go get
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Speaker 7: a quarter of milk at a grocery store of blot
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Speaker 7: of security detail. Why because I'm enforcing loss? This country
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Speaker 7: is pathetic? Is it's disgusting?
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Speaker 1: Yeah? Hey, well take some calls next. Eight hundred three
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Speaker 1: to two one zero seven ten is the number. Eight
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Speaker 1: hundred three two one zero seven ten.
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Speaker 5: Marximo Live from the wr Life Back studio.
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Speaker 1: Hey, let's take some calls. Eight hundred three to two
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Speaker 1: one zero seven ten is the number. Let's go to
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Speaker 1: Chris and best page.
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Speaker 4: Chris.
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Speaker 1: How you doing, Hey, Mark? Very good? Two quick things?
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Speaker 8: Do you remember of the thing that put Bill Clinton
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Speaker 8: on the radarf everybody towards the presidency?
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Speaker 4: The public appearance?
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Speaker 1: Well, yeah, he made the world's worst speech at the
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Speaker 1: eighty eight convention. It was so bad that Johnny Carson
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Speaker 1: started making fun of him every night in the monologue,
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Speaker 1: and after making fun of them for a week, they
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Speaker 1: finally invited him on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson
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Speaker 1: to play the sosphone.
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Speaker 8: That could be.
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Speaker 4: But he also went on the Senior Hall Show with
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Speaker 4: his sunglasses and he played the.
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Speaker 1: Well, but remember that that was different. That was much later.
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Speaker 1: He already had the Democratic nomination, but when he was unknown,
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Speaker 1: it was Carson that actually first put him on the
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Speaker 1: map with that appearance. Okay, thanks for calling. Let's go
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Speaker 1: to Joe in Elmwood Park. Joe, how you doing, good morning? Mark.
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Speaker 9: They were all clowns. Did you hear our clown over here?
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Speaker 9: Mickey Mohamma didn't want to lower the flag for Graham,
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Speaker 9: for Lindsey Graham, who our governor didn't want to lower
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Speaker 9: the fly for.
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Speaker 1: Oh, Mikey, you talk about Mikey Cheryl.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, Mikey Cheryl.
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Speaker 1: Yet, hey, you people elect the c idiot. I don't know. Well,
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Speaker 1: we should talk. We got mom downe.
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Speaker 9: After Trump's speech, Mark Wayne Mullen said, Jersey's one of
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Speaker 9: the for the fraud. We're still waiting for him when
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Speaker 9: they're coming.
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Speaker 1: They can't do the whole country in one day. I mean,
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Speaker 1: they're doing Queen's right now. But thanks for calling. Let's
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Speaker 1: go to Frank in New Jersey. Frank, how you doing?
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Speaker 1: Good morning?
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Speaker 8: Mark?
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Speaker 10: My question is, if any of these Democratic socialists are
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Speaker 10: elected to Congress, how can they take the oath to preserve, protect,
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Speaker 10: and defend the Constitution when their whole program is to
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Speaker 10: change the whole form of government.
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Speaker 1: Excellent point, very good point. Somebody's got to ask him that,
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Speaker 1: but don't count on the fake news to do that.
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Speaker 1: Let's go to Rich and Myrtle Beach Rich, how you doing?
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Speaker 8: Hey?
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Speaker 4: Thanks?
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Speaker 8: Mark? You know this, Darlin Graham, the DJ just stands
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Speaker 8: another DEI higher. I don't think she's ever going to
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Speaker 8: get out of the primary. Nancy Mace pulled out of
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Speaker 8: the primary and put a whole of support behind Ralph Norman,
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Speaker 8: makes him a huge favor. And you know, Donald Trump
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Speaker 8: won the state by huge numbers and Lindsey Graham could
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Speaker 8: barely get over the fifty percent mark. For the last
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Speaker 8: couple of primaries. The state was not happy with Lindsay Graham.
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Speaker 8: He's a warhawk, hasn't done anything to help any of
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Speaker 8: us with the prices of gas and everything else down you.
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Speaker 8: I don't think she's getting out of the primary, and
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Speaker 8: I'm suainly not going to vote for her. I got
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Speaker 8: several other people I've put ahead of her. She got
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Speaker 8: no experience, has done nothing other than be Lindsay's sister
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Speaker 8: and maybe a total yes for everything Trump wants to do.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. Now, we've seen this before where somebody dies and
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Speaker 1: the wife takes the runs for the seat.
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Speaker 8: This is I who want to Missouri Before Josh Holly McCormick,
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Speaker 8: whatever name is, she.
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Speaker 1: Was terrible, But this a few times it's tapped. This
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Speaker 1: is different. It's a sister. But what about that government master.
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Speaker 1: He's pretty popular down there, isn't he not?
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Speaker 4: Really?
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Speaker 8: No, you know, he wasn't popular during COVID, but you
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Speaker 8: have to remember that. You know, the governor tried to
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Speaker 8: close the state and the businesses in this state, especially
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Speaker 8: down in the tourist area. Why'm the Myrtle Beach up
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Speaker 8: and down the strand all the businesses said, screw the governor,
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Speaker 8: we're opening. And then the governess says, okay, go ahead
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Speaker 8: and open. He's not going to stop you. But he's
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Speaker 8: he's not a huge favorite down here in this Pamela Everett,
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Speaker 8: she really had no chance of winning the governorship either.
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Speaker 8: I mean, there's quite a few other people who's going
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Speaker 8: to be able to get ahead of these people in
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Speaker 8: the primaries. But you know, like I said, you know
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Speaker 8: McMaster was, you know, okay, but and there's even talk
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Speaker 8: down here Nicky Haley may want to run for that seat,
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Speaker 8: and she'd be nobody would vote for that woman. She
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Speaker 8: couldn't even get dog catcher from the status.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, Nicky Haley. I think she knows now that she's
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Speaker 1: totally ineligible to ever run for anything. She's the most
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Speaker 1: awful woman ever behind the scenes, was the worst everybody
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Speaker 1: in the White House when she was there, every.
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Speaker 8: N Doland Graham's getting out of the primary monk.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, that's interesting. Hey, you're in Myrtle Beach. So
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Speaker 1: if you go to Florida, it's like an old age home,
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Speaker 1: all retired, they got nothing to do all day. Is
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Speaker 1: it like that in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina?
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Speaker 8: Because you know down here, down here Myrtle Beach area,
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Speaker 8: the Strand really runs so like the border of North
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Speaker 8: Carolina South Carolina really down to the south end of
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Speaker 8: of Murtle Beach Strand, the Grand Strand, so really only
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Speaker 8: an hour hour and a half ride from one end
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Speaker 8: to the other. And that's almost everything touristy is located.
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Speaker 8: The House of Blues. You see a lot of old
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Speaker 8: folks down here, and there's a lot of independent living places.
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Speaker 8: Matter of fact, I do a lot of solo shows,
20:29
Speaker 8: a lot of these independent living places where they got
20:31
Speaker 8: thrown dogs and a nice place almost like just have
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Speaker 8: all the fifty five community like Florida, Clorida would have
20:38
Speaker 8: spread out all over the place.
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Speaker 1: Well, that's good place for your band because they can
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Speaker 1: turn the hearing aid off and not be but just kidding.
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Speaker 8: No, what's funny, I asked him, is the two out
20:45
Speaker 8: few folks in here and they'll say no because nobody
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Speaker 8: has the hearing is.
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Speaker 1: Well, thanks for calling, Rich, take care. Let's go to
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Speaker 1: Vincent and Brooklyn. Vincent, how you doing.
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Speaker 2: Good morning, Mark, Mark. If w R let one of
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Speaker 2: your investigative borders accompanying me for an afternoon, I could
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Speaker 2: easily identify twenty thirty of these Medicare Medicaid pill mills.
21:09
Speaker 2: They're called they're all, for the most part located along Avenue, U,
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Speaker 2: Avenue X and Ocean Avenue in Brooklyn, and they're mainly Russian, Georgian, Ukrainian,
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Speaker 2: and Pakistani and Indian. This bonehead spokesperson for the Socialist
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Speaker 2: Democrats of America. His name is Gustavo. I don't remember
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Speaker 2: his last name. He said that no landlord should make
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Speaker 2: more than a twelve percent property on their real estate investment. Well, hello, stupid,
21:43
Speaker 2: most small landlords are barely breaking even. I know landlords
21:49
Speaker 2: that have to kick in, Like if they were paying
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Speaker 2: rent years ago, if you owned the fourth story a
21:55
Speaker 2: four family brownstone, the first rent went to pay your mortgage,
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Speaker 2: the second rent went to pay your property taxes and
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Speaker 2: all of that. Your third rent went to pay for
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Speaker 2: your utilities to operate the building, and the fourth apartment,
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Speaker 2: if you were lucky, you could live in it rent free.
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Speaker 2: Well that's no longer the case.
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Speaker 1: People, We got to go do the news. But good point.
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Speaker 1: I know what you're saying, and it's.
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Speaker 2: More post to show they an experience, moll now experience.
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Speaker 1: You're right, Thanks for thanks for calling Vincent. When we
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Speaker 1: So hey, you know, obviously every remembers the Barney Frank
24:06
Speaker 1: battle you had, but I always remember George Will because
24:10
Speaker 1: we all thought of very took him very seriously with
24:13
Speaker 1: the bow tie, and then one night you just really
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Speaker 1: exposed that guy.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean it was the same old thing that
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Speaker 4: mister Will who writes for the Washington Post. Nothing wrong
24:26
Speaker 4: with that a traditional conservative out of the William Buckley
24:32
Speaker 4: cadre was basically hating on Trump and by extension, anybody
24:43
Speaker 4: who thought Trump was worthy. And I was reading I
24:48
Speaker 4: was reading his stuff. I don't mind people dissenting about
24:51
Speaker 4: President Trump. I mean, come on, it's a country living.
24:56
Speaker 4: But Will's analysis got to be very personal. And I
25:04
Speaker 4: know something about George Will. He was very cozy with
25:08
Speaker 4: Ronald Reagan, particularly Nancy Reagan. He dined with Nancy Reagan
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Speaker 4: every week, just him and her, and he was really
25:19
Speaker 4: deeply involved at that Republican administration. And then he comes
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Speaker 4: out and does all this stuff. So I think I
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Speaker 4: called him a hack, which was immature on my part,
25:36
Speaker 4: But subsequently I think I've been right about him. He's
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Speaker 4: kind of disappeared and he's not relevant anymore because he
25:47
Speaker 4: You know, once you get in and you're a so
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Speaker 4: called journalist, and once you get cozy with a politician,
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Speaker 4: any politician, you really lose credibility, You really do. And
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Speaker 4: that's what my objection to mister Will was.
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Speaker 1: No, it was you really punch your that balloon that night.
26:04
Speaker 1: I never forgot that. So hey, Also, if you go
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Speaker 1: to Bill O'Reilly dot com, you can watch this you
26:11
Speaker 1: on Bill Maher talking about Bill Maher. He goes on
26:14
Speaker 1: NPR and he tells them right to their face how
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Speaker 1: slanted and biased they are. What do you make of
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Speaker 1: Bill Maher. Sometimes he's very logical, sometimes he's a little crazy.
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Speaker 4: I think mar himself is an independent thinker. I defended
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Speaker 4: him after nine eleven when he said that the terrorists
26:36
Speaker 4: weren't cowards. I don't know when you remember they got
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Speaker 4: fired from ABC for saying that.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and his.
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Speaker 4: Point of view was, look, they gave their lives for
26:47
Speaker 4: Allah whoever you know there, and they killed people. But
26:51
Speaker 4: you can call him every name in the book, but
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Speaker 4: they weren't cowards. I didn't. I wasn't offended by that,
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Speaker 4: And so when ABC fired him, because ABC was totally
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Speaker 4: different company at the time, I said, I don't think
27:07
Speaker 4: that's right. You can disagree with Mare.
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Speaker 8: Now.
27:10
Speaker 4: Over the years, I have a lot to do with Bill.
27:15
Speaker 4: I run into him occasionally, as on his program in December.
27:20
Speaker 4: I mean, he's a big pot guy. He and Woody
27:23
Speaker 4: Harrelson have opened pot stores. I'm not into that drug culture.
27:28
Speaker 4: I think it is very pernicious, particularly for children. You know,
27:33
Speaker 4: parade around smoking pot, that's not a big plus in
27:37
Speaker 4: my in my thinking. But he's one of the few
27:44
Speaker 4: that will go on television and say things that he
27:48
Speaker 4: knows might come back to bite him. So he does
27:52
Speaker 4: have an element of courage. And that's what I pointed out.
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Speaker 4: NPR is the biggest phony, limousine liberal network around, maybe
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Speaker 4: ps pbs' worst. But they're buying for the title, and
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Speaker 4: you know, whats's there with the guy and says, look,
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Speaker 4: you guys are a bunch of you know, propagandas primarily,
28:14
Speaker 4: which they are.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, Hey, Bill, o'reddy. You're a big sports fan. You
28:18
Speaker 1: attend a lot of games. What about this World Cup?
28:21
Speaker 1: I'm glad it's over. I'm glad they're gone. Am I wrong?
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Speaker 1: Was it a great thing?
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Speaker 4: Yeah? I fell asleep in the last game. I mean,
28:29
Speaker 4: soccer is not my thing. I played a lot of
28:33
Speaker 4: semi pro baseball, played high school ice hockey and college football.
28:38
Speaker 4: I'm a standardized American guy. I don't want to be
28:40
Speaker 4: kicking the ball around for an hour and twenty minutes.
28:43
Speaker 4: I mean, it's just not I don't play golf either.
28:46
Speaker 4: I mean, I you know, Okay, how long are we
28:49
Speaker 4: going to be out there with the little cart. So
28:54
Speaker 4: the World Cup was excellent for America. Excellent. They're a
28:58
Speaker 4: matter who won or who lost. And you know, but
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Speaker 4: the images of our country and the people having fun
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Speaker 4: with foreign nationals who came over to watch the games
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Speaker 4: and the interactions were all very positive, extremely so. And
29:16
Speaker 4: when you travel the world, and I've been in ninety countries,
29:19
Speaker 4: you don't see that kind of Hey, America is a
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Speaker 4: great place. You don't see it, but you did see
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Speaker 4: it as the World Cup. And it's a miracle that
29:29
Speaker 4: with all of those games and all of those venues,
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Speaker 4: nothing untoward happened, that our security services kept things under control.
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Speaker 4: Everything fell into place for the USA. And you know,
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Speaker 4: I'm proud of my country and I was very proud
29:48
Speaker 4: of the way it handled the World Cup.
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Speaker 1: Right, Well, that's good points your book, your new book,
29:54
Speaker 1: Confronting America. Hey, I've noticed some Democrats, some voices are
29:59
Speaker 1: confronting their own party now, telling them they got to
30:01
Speaker 1: get rid of this crazy left wing socialist looney stuff
30:04
Speaker 1: and get back to normal. You think that's a growing movement.
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Speaker 4: Well, it almost has to be if the Democratic Party
30:11
Speaker 4: believes it's going to retain any kind of power. So
30:15
Speaker 4: there's a new poll on Washington Post pull out that
30:19
Speaker 4: even though President Trump's underwater on the economy, under Iran,
30:23
Speaker 4: underwater on a lot of big issues, the Republicans are
30:27
Speaker 4: within three points of winning the mid term elections. This
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Speaker 4: is a Washington Post And that's because people around the
30:38
Speaker 4: country they may say, Oh, I don't really like Donald Trump,
30:42
Speaker 4: or I don't like the Republicans, but these other people
30:46
Speaker 4: are worse, and they are so they've all come out
30:51
Speaker 4: of the closet, the big communist closet, and they're all
30:56
Speaker 4: run a while with arrogance, and we're going to do this.
31:00
Speaker 4: And the regular folks, not the folks living on Park
31:04
Speaker 4: Avenue on the Upper East Side or West side of Manhattan,
31:09
Speaker 4: the regular people in Toledo, in Albuquerque don't want an
31:16
Speaker 4: enormous government telling them how to live. And if the
31:22
Speaker 4: Republican Party would seize upon the potential danger of that,
31:28
Speaker 4: it would I think win the midterms despite Iran and
31:32
Speaker 4: the affordability stuff.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, Hey, your new book is Confronting America. It's a
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Speaker 1: really powerful book. You can order it on Amazon right
31:41
Speaker 1: now or go to Bill O'Reilly dot com and it
31:46
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Speaker 4: Right September fifteenth. And the reason I wrote this book is,
31:51
Speaker 4: look like you, I've been around for a while, and
31:57
Speaker 4: we know everybody, and we've seen pretty much everything. And
32:03
Speaker 4: I decided, look, I'm not going to write a book
32:06
Speaker 4: about what anybody else says. I'm not going to write
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Speaker 4: a book about history, because I've done that. I may
32:12
Speaker 4: do it again, but I've done that. I'm going to
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Speaker 4: write a book about what I've seen and what has
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Speaker 4: influenced my life and my kids and on and on
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Speaker 4: and pinpoint the problems. And the subtitle of the book
32:27
Speaker 4: is what has to change and offer some solutions to
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Speaker 4: the problems and judging nuts. So you know, I go
32:34
Speaker 4: on these shows on these nation a whole bunch of
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Speaker 4: other places, and they go affordability. This is the life affordability,
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Speaker 4: and it's okay, what's your solution to affordability? Silence. They
32:50
Speaker 4: don't have a solution because the government does not control
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Speaker 4: the capitalistic economy. Remember eggs. Remember when Trump came eggs, Eggs,
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Speaker 4: they're eighty dollars an egg. Okay, Now eggs are lower
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Speaker 4: than they've ever been because there are more eggs in
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Speaker 4: the marketplace, and the transportation problems and getting the eggs
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Speaker 4: into the grocery stores has been solved. That's capitalism. The
33:18
Speaker 4: government has nothing to do with price and wages. It
33:24
Speaker 4: tried it, it failed. And so when you hear the
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Speaker 4: words affordability, which you'll hear a thousand times up until November,
33:34
Speaker 4: then you just look, Okay, what are you gonna do?
33:37
Speaker 4: What is affordability? What are you gonna do now, ma'am. Donnie,
33:41
Speaker 4: to his credit, I don't believe I just said that
33:46
Speaker 4: says I'm taking over everything. I'm gonna take over everything,
33:52
Speaker 4: food distribution, Who comes in and out of New York City?
33:57
Speaker 4: How much you have to pay New York City? And
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Speaker 4: now I'll keep going up and up and up and
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Speaker 4: up and up just to live here. How many months
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Speaker 4: you can say in an apartment? I mean, he's an
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Speaker 4: I'm taking it all over all right, no matter what
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Speaker 4: it is, the means of production of New York City,
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Speaker 4: I'm gonna run it. Okay, at least the guy's honest,
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Speaker 4: guy like Bill maher right. Is this what you want?
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Speaker 4: A thirty four year old slacker telling you how to live?
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Speaker 2: Is that what you want?
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