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Hour 2: Time for the RNC to get creative. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Talking about everything you care about. Mark some moons on woo.
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Speaker 2: Hey, it's Thursday already, practically on the weekend. Hey, remember
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Speaker 2: you've got a three day weekend coming up. You got
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Speaker 2: Valentine's Day Saturday, which is a real payment. You know, restaurants,
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Speaker 2: it drives them crazy. You think they'd love it because well,
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Speaker 2: they're going to be packed Valentine's Day in it, But
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Speaker 2: it's all tables of two. Then you go in a restaurant,
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Speaker 2: there's a lot of tables for four, tables for two,
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Speaker 2: there's tables for six. So, believe or not, every restaurant
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Speaker 2: has to get rid of all their furniture. They have
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Speaker 2: to all get kick all their furniture out and rent
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Speaker 2: tables for two because they have to do the whole
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Speaker 2: room in tables for two, or as they call them
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Speaker 2: in the restaurant business, deuces. And it's a you know,
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Speaker 2: they do make a lot of money Valentine's Day. But
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Speaker 2: everybody it's Saturday night Valentine's Day, So everybody that works
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Speaker 2: in the restaurant business obviously can't go out with their
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Speaker 2: wife or girlfriend or boyfriend that night. They're all working.
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Speaker 2: So Sunday is known as industry Valentine's Day night. That's
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Speaker 2: when everybody in the restaurant business can go out Sunday night. Hey,
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Speaker 2: the latest and the Guthrie kidnapping is they've now put
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Speaker 2: a big white tent up covering up the entrance to
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Speaker 2: Nancy Guthrie's home. You know, there's a little porch there
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Speaker 2: and an entrance. It's all covered with a big white tent.
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Speaker 2: Now why would they cover it with a white tent?
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Speaker 2: Usually because they don't want you to see what they're
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Speaker 2: doing in there. There's photographers and cameras everywhere. They don't
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Speaker 2: want you to know what they're probably doing something in
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Speaker 2: there involving the door, taking it off, taking it apart,
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Speaker 2: clues of some kind on there. Word is they found
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Speaker 2: two gloves, not one. There's a second glove. When you
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Speaker 2: wear that kind of big, big heavy glove in that
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Speaker 2: kind of heat, you're going to sweat a lot. So
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Speaker 2: they're looking for DNA inside that sweat. They got eighteen
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Speaker 2: thousand tips that they have to go through, so that's
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Speaker 2: going to take a while. Savannah Guthrie's latest statement is
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Speaker 2: they will never ever ever give up. She's put out
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Speaker 2: some video that's quite touching of her mother as you know,
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Speaker 2: much young as a young mom with her two very
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Speaker 2: young kids. Just very touching to watch. So we'll keep
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Speaker 2: following it for you. Hey, midterm elections. You know, in
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Speaker 2: the midterms, you got a lot of seats that are up.
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Speaker 2: In fact, more than usual. More than usual. People are
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Speaker 2: leaving Congress, retiring, quitting, you know, whatever reason. So you're
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Speaker 2: gonna have a lot of seats up.
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Speaker 3: Now.
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Speaker 2: This is a big moment for the Republican National Committee,
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Speaker 2: the RNC and the DNC because they have to go
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Speaker 2: to work and do everything they can to support their candidates.
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Speaker 2: Now the RNC has double the money of the DNC
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Speaker 2: as far as fundraising. More money is going to Republicans
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Speaker 2: and Democrats from the public. The RNC now has three
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Speaker 2: hundred and twenty million dollars three hundred and twenty million.
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Speaker 2: The DNC only has one hundred and seventy million, so
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Speaker 2: they're a huge financial disadvantage. But again, a lot of
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Speaker 2: seats up, programs. Anything could happen. It's too early to tell.
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Speaker 2: I know, you see all these predictions in those polymarket things,
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Speaker 2: but it means absolutely nothing at this point. The President
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Speaker 2: has a State of the Union speech coming up, and
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Speaker 2: that could make a real difference. Now you've seen how
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Speaker 2: crazy Congress gets. You watched the Pam Bondi hearings yesterday,
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Speaker 2: and good for her. She told them off. She wasn't
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Speaker 2: going to take any of their crap. He had the
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Speaker 2: worst of the worst of the Democrats on the committee,
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Speaker 2: I mean the real lowlife, real dirty Jerry Nadler, Jamie
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Speaker 2: Raskin types. And if you're watching Democratic TV like MSNBC
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Speaker 2: or CNN, all day long, they're talking about how disrespectful
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Speaker 2: Pam Bondy is.
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Speaker 1: How dare she speak to them like that?
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Speaker 2: Dare she called them this and then, but she was
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Speaker 2: just mirroring them. They asked him the most awful, stupid,
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Speaker 2: ridiculous gotcha questions. You know, they were trying to make
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Speaker 2: it sound like she was covering up the Epstein files,
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Speaker 2: and she kept screaming back at them, you're the people
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Speaker 2: that hid it for four years. You know, you're trying
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Speaker 2: to make it look like it's all my problem. For
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Speaker 2: four years, you hid the Epstein file, refuse to even
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Speaker 2: look at it. And she's got a good point there,
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Speaker 2: but it's just getting really nasty, ugly. Hey, you always
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Speaker 2: saw that where the Democrats would beat up a witness
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Speaker 2: and a hearing, but this was particularly ugly and stupid.
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Speaker 2: The questions, the yelling, the screaming from Democrats, and she
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Speaker 2: gave it right back. But it's making people worry about
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Speaker 2: the State of the Union speech. What are they going
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Speaker 2: to do? You know, when the President has to go
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Speaker 2: in front of Congress, Democrats tend to misbehave a lot,
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Speaker 2: you know, walking out or booing or we'll see what
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Speaker 2: they do in Congress.
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Speaker 4: Now.
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Speaker 2: You know, there's some people that have talked to the
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Speaker 2: President about doing the State of the Union speech somewhere else,
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Speaker 2: not in Congress. You know, there's no rule that you
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Speaker 2: got to do it in front of Congress. He could
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Speaker 2: do it any place he wants State of the Union speech,
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Speaker 2: and it might be a good idea. Don't do it
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Speaker 2: in front of Congress. Don't do it in front of
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Speaker 2: the Democrats in Congress. Do it somewhere in America. Do
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Speaker 2: it in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Do it in Philadelphia, do
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Speaker 2: it in Texas, do it in the middle of America.
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Speaker 2: Do it at Mount Rushmore. You you can do this
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Speaker 2: speech anywhere you want, so don't be surprised if at
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Speaker 2: some point that happens. Hey, you've seen you remember Nicky Haley.
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Speaker 2: You remember that nasty woman, Nicki Haley, very unpleasant. You
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Speaker 2: might like her when you see her in a debate
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Speaker 2: or you watch her on TV. I like that Nicki Haley.
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Speaker 2: How come they didn't give her something in the Trumpet? Well,
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Speaker 2: the real reason is to let you in on some
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Speaker 2: behind the scenes stuff. The real reason is behind the scenes,
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Speaker 2: she is the nastiest woman, scheming, scamming. Everybody can't stand her.
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Speaker 2: Nobody ever worked with her. I'll tell you she's the
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Speaker 2: worst person they ever worked with. And she might have
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Speaker 2: seen her on TV the last couple of nights bashing
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump, bashing the Trump administration. But she was in
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Speaker 2: the Trump administration the first term. He didn't want her there.
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Speaker 2: It was a favor to I'm forgetting his name. He
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Speaker 2: was the lieutenant governor of South Carolina. Trump loved him
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Speaker 2: and owed him and wanted to give him a job.
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Speaker 2: And he said, I'd really like to be the governor.
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Speaker 2: If you could just get Nicki Haley out of here,
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Speaker 2: I'd become governor. He was lieutenant governor. Trump said, Okay,
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Speaker 2: I got a job. I could dump her in, and
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Speaker 2: he made her un ambassador. It's a totally worthless, idiotic job,
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Speaker 2: serves no purpose that they gave it to her. But
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Speaker 2: she was always always a problem anywhere near the White House, scheming, scamming,
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Speaker 2: Nobody trusted her. Just a horrible woman behind the scenes.
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Speaker 2: And you know, it's kind of like that, not as bad,
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Speaker 2: but Carrie Lake, Carrie Lake. Trump had to give her something,
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Speaker 2: so he stuck her at the Voice of America. She's
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Speaker 2: another totally worthless, meaningless, dead end job. They couldn't care
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Speaker 2: less what the hell happens at the Voice of Americas.
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Speaker 2: They stuck over there. But Carrie, like, she's not as
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Speaker 2: bad as Nicki Haley, but she's pretty unpleasant behind the scenes.
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Speaker 2: You do not want to be around this woman. I've
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Speaker 2: seen it myself a couple of times in different settings.
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Speaker 2: But she wants to run for Congress. Voice of America
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Speaker 2: is a meaningless job, so she wants to run for Congress,
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Speaker 2: and she'd like the President to endorse her, and he
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Speaker 2: has no use for her, her Nicki Haley. Nobody wants
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Speaker 2: to be anywhere near them. So apparently she went to
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Speaker 2: the White House earlier this week to try to get
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Speaker 2: him to endorse her. People in the White House, saying
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Speaker 2: she waited in the White House lobby trying to see
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump. She waited there for several hours. He didn't
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Speaker 2: want to go anywhere near her, didn't want to run
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Speaker 2: into her. But she waited and waited and waited, finally
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Speaker 2: giving up. That's the good news, hey, CNN. This here's
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Speaker 2: some good news. You want to you want to cheer
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Speaker 2: you up. You know, during the first Trump administration, CNN
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Speaker 2: got what they call a Trump bump. Well, ratings were
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Speaker 2: way up for CNN when Donald Trump was there the
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Speaker 2: first time. And remember Chris Cuomo, Don Lemonley's shows. They
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Speaker 2: weren't doing great, they were never anywhere near the ratings Foxhead,
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Speaker 2: but they were doing better than ever. They were doing
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Speaker 2: great for them for them. Well, it's the second Trump term,
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Speaker 2: and for whatever reason, CNN is just taking a huge drop.
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Speaker 2: Nobody's watching CNN anymore. In fact, primetime viewership, primetime viewership
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Speaker 2: is down to five hundred thousand, daytime viewership down to
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Speaker 2: four hundred thousand, They're down about forty five percent in
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Speaker 2: the second Trump term. People just have no use for
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Speaker 2: CNN anymore now. One reason besides in fact, nobody likes
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Speaker 2: CNN anymore. Is a lot of people are cutting the cord,
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Speaker 2: getting rid of their cable. And the number of US
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Speaker 2: households that got rid of cable is now eighty million people.
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Speaker 2: Eighty million people have gotten rid of cable. You know,
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Speaker 2: you don't need it anymore. You can do all the
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Speaker 2: streaming services Netflix, all that. But what if you want
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Speaker 2: to watch the TV channels? The channel four, channel five.
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Speaker 2: Hulu is very good. You can get Hulu, but if
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Speaker 2: you have Hulu, you have to pay extra for Hulu Live.
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Speaker 2: That'll give you all the TV channels and that way
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Speaker 2: you can watch it on your phone, your iPad wherever
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Speaker 2: you are.
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Speaker 3: What else?
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Speaker 2: YouTube TV? YouTube TV's got a lot of channels. Pluto
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Speaker 2: TV is excellent. You know, if you like to watch
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Speaker 2: Blue Bloods over and over again, or Law and Order
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Speaker 2: or all the Pluto TV. It's free. It's absolutely free.
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Speaker 2: It has ads commercials, but it's free. There's a Blue
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Speaker 2: Bloods network that just runs Blue Blood's twenty four hours
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Speaker 2: a day. Same thing with Law and Order and like
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Speaker 2: millions of shows. You'll try Pluto TV. You'll be quite amazed. Hey,
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Speaker 2: remember the Epstein hearings with Howard Lutnick. Lutnick denied han't
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Speaker 2: been around Epstein in ten years. But they found out
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Speaker 2: he had lunch with him, more and more calls for
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Speaker 2: him to resign. Now, why the hell would you resign
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Speaker 2: because you had lunch with Jeffrey Epstein? You know who
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Speaker 2: had lunch with Jeffrey Epstein? Almost every major figure in business, government,
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Speaker 2: world leaders, everybody you could name. Why would you have
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Speaker 2: to resign over that? I mean he had lunch with
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Speaker 2: him for an hour. He brought his wife and kids
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Speaker 2: with him, another couple, he brought his two nannies. I mean,
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Speaker 2: there were a lot of people there. It didn't mean anything.
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Speaker 2: I don't know why you have to resign over there,
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Speaker 2: But they're yelling at This is what they're yelling and
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Speaker 2: screaming about on CNN last night and MSNBC still today.
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Speaker 2: They can't believe it. You know, the Pam Bondi hearings.
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Speaker 2: You know, if you're watch an MSNBC today, they're all
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Speaker 2: talking about Morning Joe, how.
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Speaker 1: Outrageous her behavior is, How dare she.
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Speaker 2: Speak to Congress like that? And they were going on
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Speaker 2: for three hours. I don't think they realize normal people
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Speaker 2: go to work every day. They're not watching the Pam
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Speaker 2: Bondi testimony in front of Congress. They have jobs, they
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Speaker 2: work all day. Nobody's paying any attention to this. The
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Speaker 2: MSNBC audience is pretty tiny, you know, it's like six
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Speaker 2: seven hundred thousand.
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Speaker 3: That's it.
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Speaker 2: They're not outside of that than other three hundred million
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Speaker 2: people in America not worrying about Pam Bondi in her testimony. Hey,
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Speaker 2: you know a lot of fake news everywhere. You know,
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Speaker 2: obviously the New York Times fake news, Washington Post fake news,
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Speaker 2: the networks, Axios, Daily Beast fake news, just all left
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Speaker 2: wings slanted. But if you got your iPhone and they
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Speaker 2: you get your iPhone, they try to make you have
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Speaker 2: Apple News. You get three months free of Apple News.
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Speaker 2: Sign up for Apple News. Well, Apple News is one
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Speaker 2: of the worst news services in the world. It is
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Speaker 2: so biased and so slanted. It's just awful. Don't ever
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Speaker 2: use Apple News. But the Media Research Center, which very
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Speaker 2: good to studying this stuff, did a massive study on
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Speaker 2: Apple News. They checked like a last seven hundred stories,
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Speaker 2: out of which like eighty percent of them were from
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Speaker 2: real left wing fake news things like PBS, Washington Post,
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Speaker 2: New York Times, and they never used any what would
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Speaker 2: be considered a mainstream conservative site like the New York
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Speaker 2: Post or Fox News.
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Speaker 1: But it was.
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Speaker 2: Ridiculously slanted, I mean amazingly biased Apple News, not even
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Speaker 2: any attempt to even make it balanced. So it has
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Speaker 2: gone to the FTC. The Federal Trade Commissioner is looking
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Speaker 2: at this now. The chairman is warning Apple News that
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Speaker 2: they may have violated consumer protect laws, and they've sent
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Speaker 2: a fiery letter to Apple that they better clean this
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Speaker 2: up and fix it. Tim Cook has not responded yet,
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Speaker 2: but this is going to be a serious thing for Apple.
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Speaker 2: Be interesting to see what happens here if you can
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Speaker 2: get one of these fake news sites like Apple needs
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Speaker 2: to actually clean themselves up. They're trying to do it
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Speaker 2: at CBS very slowly, but let's see what Apple does
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Speaker 2: in this case. Hey, we'll take some calls in a minute.
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Speaker 2: Eight hundred three to two one zero seven ten is
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Speaker 2: the number. Eight hundred three two one zero seven ten.
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Speaker 2: Well, you know what is becoming very hot? Majong? Remember
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Speaker 2: the game Majong. It was like old Jenta's in Brooklyn
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Speaker 2: and Queen's. The old ladies would play this majong was
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Speaker 2: I didn't know how you play?
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Speaker 1: It's with tiles.
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Speaker 2: And remember this a few Seinfeld episodes where George goes
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Speaker 2: home to visit his mother and she's playing majong with
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Speaker 2: the neighbors. Believe it or not, this has become a
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Speaker 2: very hot, trendy activity right now. Majong is considered very hot,
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Speaker 2: very cool. Younger people are playing it. You go to
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Speaker 2: the sleekiest, hottest, trendiest new restaurants, clubs, they're playing it.
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Speaker 2: How the hell did this happen? Apparently it goes back
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Speaker 2: to a couple of years ago. Sarah Jessica Parker started
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Speaker 2: the trend in another celebrities and it got on Instagram
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Speaker 2: and then it's getting played all over the place right now.
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Speaker 2: So these are like the big activities of the future. Pickleball, majong.
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Speaker 2: That's unbelievable. Let's go to Bob in Mottvale, New Jersey. Bob,
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Speaker 2: how you doing.
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Speaker 5: I'm doing great, Mark, Thanks for taking my call. Hey,
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Speaker 5: earlier you mentioned that the State of the Union doesn't
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Speaker 5: have to take place in Washington, d C. Yeah, Now,
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Speaker 5: can you imagine live from Greenland with Jad and the crew.
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Speaker 2: Well, you've probably got to do it in America. You
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Speaker 2: probably got to do it in the US, but you
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Speaker 2: could do it from different cities every year. No reason
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Speaker 2: you have to sit there in front of Hakeem Jefferies
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Speaker 2: and do it. Let's go to David in New Jersey. David,
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Speaker 2: how you doing?
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Speaker 6: Thank you for taking my call.
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Speaker 7: I wanted to say, as an honorably discharged Navy veteran,
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Speaker 7: where are the indictments on Russigie the gun grabber? Pam
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Speaker 7: BONDI kept George Zimmerman in jail until his acquittal. Enough
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Speaker 7: is enough. I have no illusions about anyone ever actually
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Speaker 7: getting convicted on Rushigi, but at least let's have some indictments.
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Speaker 1: All right, good idea.
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Speaker 2: Let's go to Bill in Lafayette, New Jersey. Bill, how
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Speaker 2: you doing?
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Speaker 3: Hi? Mark? Two?
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Speaker 6: Quick thanks. At the very beginning of the Olympics, Andrea
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Speaker 6: Bocelli shang, I think it was Palucci Act one. And
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Speaker 6: there is talent there. I stood in my living room crying.
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Speaker 6: The people I talked to at goosebumps and we're shivering.
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Speaker 6: There's talent, and that is why my TV went off
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Speaker 6: at halftime but.
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Speaker 2: You gotta remember you're an older guy.
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Speaker 3: You like that.
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Speaker 2: They're younger people like bad Bunny and they don't know
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Speaker 2: what the hell are android, but Shelley is singing.
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Speaker 1: You got It was always that way.
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Speaker 2: You can go back to nineteen fifty eight, and if
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Speaker 2: you're young, you liked Elvis, if you're old, you like
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Speaker 2: Nat King Cole. I mean, it's always a divided between
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Speaker 2: old and young.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, but it's about talent, isn't it.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, But you're not the one the only one to
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Speaker 2: judge it. Younger people got their idea of talent, you know,
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Speaker 2: if they liked the way bad bet Bunny's pretty talented.
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Speaker 6: Well, how many people got the shivers when they listened
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Speaker 6: to dumb Bunny?
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Speaker 2: I mean compared to well, apparently a lot, because he's
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Speaker 2: the biggest selling recording artist in the world right now
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Speaker 2: is a concerts cello.
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Speaker 6: You know, he's selling had stuff to a bunch of
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Speaker 6: knuckleheads sixteen year olds.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, but they you know, they're not knuckleheads.
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Speaker 2: You know, everybody said the same thing about the Beatles
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Speaker 2: back then. They said the same thing about Elvis back then.
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Speaker 2: There's always going to be this big split in demographics.
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Speaker 2: Let's go to Vincent in Brooklyn. Vincent, how you doing.
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Speaker 4: Good morning Mark, Mark, I'm okay. I'd like to extend
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Speaker 4: my congratulations to you and iHeart Radio station, the iHeart
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Speaker 4: Radio family of stations for winning the Barrett Award. And
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Speaker 4: as I just told Chris you call screen. A lot
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Speaker 4: of people may not know that on Roku TV, iHeart
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Speaker 4: Radio has an app and sometimes I listen to your
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Speaker 4: show live via the app on roche the Roku channel,
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Speaker 4: or you could listen to the podcast and I don't
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Speaker 4: need app. Yeah.
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Speaker 2: You know a lot of our audience listens on Alexa
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Speaker 2: or a smart speaker. Many listen on their iHeart app
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Speaker 2: on their phone.
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Speaker 4: But on the iHeart Radio app on Roku, they have
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Speaker 4: all the other stations. I mean when the app comes
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Speaker 4: up on the home screen, the I Heart app, when
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Speaker 4: you click on it, there's every station. There's even the
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Speaker 4: other station up the dials.
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Speaker 2: That's why you get that iHeart app. You can listen
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Speaker 2: to every radio station in the cap.
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Speaker 4: It's absolutely, it's absolutely, it's incredible. And on the weekends
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Speaker 4: you get the fifteen minutes the extra bonus.
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Speaker 2: Show from the show, we do an extra episode for
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Speaker 4: And I mean, so I have a digital antenna on
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Speaker 4: my Team TV, and I have the Roku app, and
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Speaker 4: I don't need the cable, and I don't need to
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Speaker 4: listen to any of those garbage news stations. You know,
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Speaker 4: you can pick and choose what you want, and it's
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Speaker 4: relatively inexpensive. And you know, if you don't want to
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Speaker 4: get basic cable service, I'm telling you it's the way
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Speaker 2: Mark Roku or Apple TV. They got that little Apple
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Speaker 2: box is great. But Vince is talking about the Barrett.
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Speaker 2: Barrett Media is like the trade magazine of the radio industry.
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Speaker 4: It's all every time. I mean, I can't believe it.
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Speaker 4: You can listen to Sean Nannity your show.
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Speaker 3: from the Biggest Loser. Kennedy's going to be on. My
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Speaker 3: wife's going to be on because it's Valentine's Day and
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: I know. And it's so embarrassing that Obama, of all people,
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Speaker 3: Should we be accusing him of healthcare suppression like he's
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Speaker 3: listening knows the Olympics are on right now. If an
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Speaker 3: Democrats fought against vot ID, you go, I get it.
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Speaker 3: The whole country's on steroids. It makes sense now, and
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Speaker 3: that's what we're watching right now. So I just I
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Speaker 3: hope people stay on the gas on this one.
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Speaker 6: Because it's a real issue.
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Speaker 3: And if you're a Democrat, Okay, understand, eighty four percent
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Speaker 3: of voters want this, including seventy six percent of black voters.
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Speaker 3: So the idea that the Democrats tell you they're protecting
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Speaker 3: democracy in one breath and then refused to do with
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Speaker 3: eighty four percent of us want in the next, like
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Speaker 3: there's no bigger middle finger in the world the moment,
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Speaker 3: that's not smart.
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Speaker 2: I would say Chuck Schumer is the single biggest racist
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Speaker 2: on earth. I've never heard any more racist comment than well,
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Speaker 2: minority voters can't get photo ID, they don't know how
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Speaker 2: to get they're incapable of getting it. What the hell
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Speaker 2: does that mean?
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Speaker 3: Mark? Think about this. If Chuck Schumer remade the movie
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Speaker 3: Snakes on a plane, Samuel L. Jackson couldn't board the
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Speaker 3: plane because he didn't have ID. He's just sitting there
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Speaker 3: at the baggage claim, yelling at people for no reason.
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Speaker 3: He never even sees the snakes. It's crazy.
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Speaker 2: Oh hey, Jimmy Fayla, I don't know if you know
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Speaker 2: you're in the Epstein files.
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Speaker 3: You are, well, you know what, my lawyer owes me
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Speaker 3: a refund. But I'll let you. I don't know where
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Speaker 3: this is going.
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Speaker 2: No, I go to the Epstein files, the government's side.
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Speaker 2: You can search. I search people I know would be
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Speaker 2: in there. One day, just for I searched my name.
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Speaker 2: I came up six times. Nothing bad. He was going
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Speaker 2: to something. I was at the MC. But so I
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Speaker 2: just tried you in it. You came up once because
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Speaker 2: somebody emailed them to tell them about something you said
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Speaker 2: on TV.
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Speaker 3: Yeah. True, Yeah, that's hilarious. Well, I don't know if
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Speaker 3: you know this, but I met the Clintons at O'Hare
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Speaker 3: International Airport the night before he was found dead in
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Speaker 3: his cell. So this is going to be on my
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Speaker 3: show this week, and I'm going to show people the
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Speaker 3: pictures from the airport so they understand this. Epstein was
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Speaker 3: found dead on August tenth, twenty nineteen. Okay, on August ninth,
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Speaker 3: twenty nineteen, the Clinton flew into O'Hare Airport and they
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Speaker 3: flew in on the plane that I was basically flying
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Speaker 3: back to New York on. They flew commercial, and they
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Speaker 3: got off the plane. They took pictures with anybody there,
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Speaker 3: including myself, and about eight hours later they announced he
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Speaker 3: was found dead in his cell. And as crazy as
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Speaker 3: that sounds, you know, all my conspiracy friends are like,
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Speaker 3: you're the alibi. I actually they were not like that
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Speaker 3: in any way. They were very friendly. In fact, Hillary
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Speaker 3: actually gave me a rope from her purse that I
25:17
Speaker 3: thought it was a nice couch. They got him maybe
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Speaker 3: do a tire swing for your son or something.
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Speaker 1: I don't know, but.
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Speaker 3: That that whole story is real. I really did meet him.
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Speaker 2: The pictures now on the show, you can point out
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Speaker 2: you come up. You got one hit there in the
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Speaker 2: Epstein Files. Some guy's telling him about something you said
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Speaker 2: on the on the air the night before, and apparently
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Speaker 2: had a real thing for comedians. He's emailing back and
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Speaker 2: forth with Jackie Martling, Bobby Slayton, Nick Depoulo, Gilbert Godfried.
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Speaker 1: He was big comed I didn't know that.
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Speaker 3: I mean, at least these were all good comics, you know,
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Speaker 3: wouldn't it bum you out? I mean, if he's emailing
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Speaker 3: Jimmy Kimmel, come on, man pressing. So he liked comics.
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Speaker 3: I mean, I don't agree with his taste in women,
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Speaker 3: but I do I do agree with his taste in comedy,
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Speaker 3: I just want to make text here.
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Speaker 1: Oh there you go.
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Speaker 2: Hey Valentine's Day. You got any advice for the men
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Speaker 2: out there? What should they do for their significant other?
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Speaker 1: Ooh?
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Speaker 3: All right, so this is a good one. And it
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Speaker 3: really depends on how long you've been together. Okay, if
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Speaker 3: it's new, you gotta do something exciting. Okay, I'm married
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Speaker 3: twenty years. We got each other tender accounts. Okay, we
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Speaker 3: don't even care. Like I said, let's go find somebody else. Okay,
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Speaker 3: But if it's new, if it's new, you're the guy
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Speaker 3: who has to take the beating. It's like it or not.
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Speaker 3: You gotta go out. You gotta get the flowers. You
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Speaker 3: got to overpay for everything, but you got to commit.
26:40
Speaker 3: And the only workaround, if anybody's listening right now, who
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Speaker 3: is broke Like I was in my single days, I
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Speaker 3: was driving a taxi. I obviously didn't have money, is
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Speaker 3: you can commit to things that have that are good ideas,
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Speaker 3: meaning creativity gets you out of spending money. That is it?
26:54
Speaker 3: Like if you're lazy, you know you get a flowers steak.
26:56
Speaker 3: You gotta spend money. There's nothing you can do. But
26:58
Speaker 3: if you want to work around that. Something she will
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Speaker 3: appreciate more is look around at, like what's playing off Broadway?
27:05
Speaker 3: What kind of free thing is happening tomorrow and night?
27:08
Speaker 3: Because there some of them might wind up being pretty cool.
27:10
Speaker 3: Like they might there might be a movie theater screening
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Speaker 3: love actually, and that's gonna cost you thirty bucks instead
27:17
Speaker 3: of that nine hundred dollars box of roses. You know
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Speaker 3: what I'm saying. And she'll like it, so you gotta.
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Speaker 3: It's basically what it comes down to. It's a creativity tax.
27:24
Speaker 3: If you can think of a good idea, you're gonna
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Speaker 3: save yourself a lot of money. Gotta you can't think
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Speaker 3: of a good idea, Oh man, this is gonna hurt.
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Speaker 2: That's very good advice. Hey did you watch Pam Bondi
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Speaker 2: testify yesterday screaming and yelling back and forth to those idiots.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, that was a great.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: I thought it was the best episode of the Real
27:42
Speaker 3: Housewives I've seen. Like they they should have gave her
27:44
Speaker 3: a glass of wine to throw at Jamie Rapkins. And
27:47
Speaker 3: when it comes back, what it comes back to on
27:49
Speaker 3: this right is they're given her hard time. Is there
27:52
Speaker 3: anything more insane than the Democrats who sat on these
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Speaker 3: files for four years, accusing the people who released them
27:59
Speaker 3: of the cover up, Like, is there anything crazier than that?
28:03
Speaker 3: And that excuse me what they're doing. That's why she's
28:06
Speaker 3: so apoplectic and good on her. It was absurd. It
28:10
Speaker 3: was very cartoony, but I didn't mind that she did it,
28:13
Speaker 3: because those people need to hear their truth sometimes.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, hey, we're talking about this before. You know what
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Speaker 2: The biggest trendiest new thing now is for people to
28:20
Speaker 2: play Majong. Used to be old old ladies. Yeah, it's
28:24
Speaker 2: like a big hot game and like the hottest clubs
28:27
Speaker 2: restaurants have majong. Apparently Sarah Jessica Parker started it on Instagram.
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Speaker 2: But it's very trendy now.
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Speaker 3: Well, I didn't realize my aunt brand was a trendsetter.
28:38
Speaker 3: She's eighty four years old. I didn't realize she was
28:42
Speaker 3: driving the zeitgeist. But apparently she is. I think that's funny.
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Speaker 3: I liked the idea. I've been a gambling my whole
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Speaker 3: life man. Like I you know, I grew up in
28:52
Speaker 3: a card playing family, a Polish migrants on my mom's side.
28:55
Speaker 3: My dad's side was Italian, so there was always a
28:58
Speaker 3: card game. I mean on the Polish. On the Italian side,
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Speaker 3: it was usually a fixed horse race. But the point
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Speaker 3: is the money was flowing.
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Speaker 1: That's good to know.
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Speaker 2: Jimmy Fayl is on every night here on WR. You
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Speaker 2: to midnight, every weeknight. What do you got on tonight show?
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Speaker 6: Oh?
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Speaker 3: Man, so we got to go in the night. This
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Speaker 3: is like, we have real adulting to do over this
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Speaker 3: voter I D thing. I'm furious. So I'm bringing in
29:23
Speaker 3: Giano Caldwell because Steve wrote a book he's from Chicago,
29:26
Speaker 3: called Taken for Granted, How Obama stiffed the Black community
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Speaker 3: in Chicago and keeps rape America. So there's a fun
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Speaker 3: one for me because I get to tell Obama jokes
29:35
Speaker 3: and he gets to make serious points. It's actually gonna
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Speaker 3: be a really good show. All right.
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Speaker 2: That's tonight seven to ten WR tonight nine o'clock, and
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Speaker 2: make sure you watch his Saturday night show ten o'clock.
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Speaker 2: Fox News Channel's the best late night show on television.
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Speaker 2: Do you know what you're gonna do there on Saturday ight?
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Speaker 3: Yes? So it's we got Jillian Is coming by to
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Speaker 3: the biggest loser. We're playing a game because the number
29:56
Speaker 3: one entree on Valentine's Day is steak for two. That's
29:59
Speaker 3: for real. That's a real true story that came out
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Speaker 3: this week. Yeah, so we're playing a game with the
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Speaker 3: panel called steakhouse or gay Bar, and I'm going to
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Speaker 3: read them the name of a restaurant and they have
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Speaker 3: to guess if it's a steakhouse or a gay bar.
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Speaker 3: And it'll be fun. Kennedy's there, Jillian Michaels, my wife,
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Speaker 3: it's gonna be it's gonna be nuts. And yeah, if
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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a very good thing to do. That's a
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Speaker 3: Audience Valentine's Day. And that's that cheap option I was
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Speaker 3: Where do they go to? Fox? Across America dot com, Fox.
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Speaker 3: You're the best, buddy, See you all right later. Take care.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, And that's a great thing to do.
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Speaker 2: I don't forget Buck and Clay coming up noon today,
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Speaker 1: He's always headline. I had Mark Simmo seven ten wor.
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Speaker 2: Hey there we're out of time. Hey, tomorrow's Friday. And
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Speaker 2: then remember you got a three day weekend coming up,
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Speaker 2: and then you got thirty six days until spring begins.
31:36
Speaker 2: It's not that far away. What thirty six days as well,
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Speaker 2: it's like five weeks, five weeks six.
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Speaker 1: It's nothing.
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Speaker 2: It's nothing, just a few weeks away, and it'll be
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Speaker 1: So that's the good news.
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