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Hour 3: Democrats have a god. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Live from the w o R Life Back Studios, bill
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Speaker 1: Mark Simone Show.
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Speaker 2: Well, we've got a lot to get to this hour.
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Speaker 2: We'll get to a little Fauci. The little worm is
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Speaker 2: in big trouble. Now we'll get to Iran and we'll
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Speaker 2: get to a whole lot more. And who does Trump
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Speaker 2: really want his vice president? There's some evidence as to
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Speaker 2: who his pick is. We'll get to that coming up. Oh,
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Speaker 2: I'm looking at I'm watching MSNBC ms Now as they
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Speaker 2: call it. They put this on the screen today at
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Speaker 2: twelve noon, Exclusive interview with Senator Elizabeth Warren. I was
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Speaker 2: planning to go to lunch with some people, but I
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Speaker 2: think I'm going to cancel that. I want to sit
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Speaker 2: and stay home and see this. An exclusive interview with
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Speaker 2: Elizabeth warnings because nobody else asked her who the who
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Speaker 2: the hell on the air, but they put this up
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Speaker 2: on the screen. Is that this is the crazy world
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Speaker 2: they play to. There are people who actually call each
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Speaker 2: other twelve today Elizabeth Warren, good watch this if you
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Speaker 2: call call him at the twelve one. I can't talk.
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Speaker 2: I'm watching Elizabeth Warren on ms NOW. Anyway, The little
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Speaker 2: Worm Fauci is. There is now a criminal referral on
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Speaker 2: him for contempt of Congress. Rand Paul got it done.
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Speaker 2: He's sending it over to the Department of Justice. Then
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Speaker 2: normally you never know what's going to happen, but this
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Speaker 2: is the Trump Department of Justice. I bet they act
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Speaker 2: on it. I bet they do something about it. We're
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Speaker 2: waiting for the results from his phone. They got a
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Speaker 2: hold of his phone from the pandemic era. All those
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Speaker 2: texts will come out. You know how, you already demanded
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Speaker 2: the Epstein files, which, by the way, you should go
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Speaker 2: online and read. It's fascinating reading the Epstein files has everything,
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Speaker 2: all of his emails and all of the text from
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Speaker 2: his phone, and it's all his credit card bills. It's
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Speaker 2: really interesting to read through. So I can't wait to
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Speaker 2: see the Fauci files. Let's see if CNN or MS
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Speaker 2: now demand the release of the Fauci files and the
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Speaker 2: phone contents. Hey, in Michigan, this El Sayad, Apparently it's
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Speaker 2: going to get very, very very aggressive. This El Sayad,
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Speaker 2: doctor Abdul l Sayad. He's the mom Donnie of Michigan.
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Speaker 2: Something even worse is running against Mike Rogers, who's the
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Speaker 2: Republican you know, like a good solid Republican. He's a
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Speaker 2: member of Congress for years before that the military, served
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Speaker 2: in the military, but you know, he's kind of an
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Speaker 2: establishment type of guy. Now he's running as the Republican.
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Speaker 2: A lot of Republicans are hoping this El Sayad got
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Speaker 2: the nomination, figuring he'll be easier to beat than Haley
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Speaker 2: Stevens would have been had she won the Democratic nomination.
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Speaker 2: She's kind of a normal, normal Democrat, but this far
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Speaker 2: left wacko El Sayd they think will be easier to beat.
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Speaker 2: Now he won the primary with an enough votes from
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Speaker 2: the college town of ann Arbor, from the crazy left
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Speaker 2: wing Palestinian Dearborn suburb. But this is now a state
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Speaker 2: wide race and there aren't enough wackos in the state.
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Speaker 2: Remember this is outside only one in the Democratic primary.
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Speaker 2: We talk about statewide. It's different. But apparently he's going
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Speaker 2: to get very aggressive on Mike Rogers. Now, the reason
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Speaker 2: this is an important race not only is the first
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Speaker 2: time one of these wackos is trying to run in
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Speaker 2: the Midwest, but this has always been a Democratic seat,
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Speaker 2: this Senate seat, there's a Democratic senator in this seat.
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Speaker 2: He's retiring. He's not going to run. He's retired, and
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Speaker 2: that's why the seat is open. So if the Republicans
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Speaker 2: pick win this seat, they pick up an extra seat
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Speaker 2: in the Senate, so it's crucial. It'll be a pickup
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Speaker 2: of an extra seat. So that's why it's important. So
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Speaker 2: Alsaiad says he's going to really go after Mike Rodgers
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Speaker 2: and expose him because of his finances and his money,
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Speaker 2: and it's all big money behind Mike Rogers. He spent
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Speaker 2: like seventy million in the primary. Yeah, spent El Sayad
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Speaker 2: eleven to one. I don't know how much that holds
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Speaker 2: way with the working voters and Michigan voters. But he's
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Speaker 2: also going to go after Mike Rogers for owning several homes.
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Speaker 2: This is supposed to be some sort of crime there.
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Speaker 2: He's going to go after Rogers because he's wealthy, not
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Speaker 2: that wealthy, but he's wealthy as a second home, a
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Speaker 2: vacation home. Well, it turns out they're already doing the
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Speaker 2: opposition research on El Sayod. It turns out he has
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Speaker 2: several other homes. He owns multiple homes, not just two,
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Speaker 2: more than two. And it turns out the Rogers vacation
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Speaker 2: home is in Florida and Rogers pointing out there are
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Speaker 2: a lot of people in Michigan that have a place
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Speaker 2: in Florida. It's not that unusual. Now it turns out
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Speaker 2: El Sayod, where would you think his vacation home is
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Speaker 2: his two other houses. One's in India and one is
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Speaker 2: in Dubai. Now, I do know people that have a
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Speaker 2: house in Florida. That's not that unusual, or an apartment
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Speaker 2: in Florida, or a condo. I don't know. A lot
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Speaker 2: of people have a house in Dubai that's unusual. So
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Speaker 2: this El Sayod is not a practicing doctor, but he
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Speaker 2: was a doctor of some sort something in the medical field,
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Speaker 2: apparently made himself a lot of money, has a house
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Speaker 2: in India and a house in Dubai. That's not going
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Speaker 2: to play well with a lot of Michigan voters. You know,
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Speaker 2: Michigan is a Detroit, a lot of auto workers, a
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Speaker 2: lot of auto company people. As you go up through
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Speaker 2: the state, you get to like Flint, Michigan's kind of
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Speaker 2: you know, another working town. You got Battle Creek and
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Speaker 2: got you start to go the upper half of Michigan,
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Speaker 2: the Lower Peninsula, you got a lot of conservative, normal
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Speaker 2: kind of so I think Al Sayad's in trouble. He's
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Speaker 2: also demanding that Rogers debate him five times. Now. He's
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Speaker 2: a fast talker. He's like a mom Donnie. That's the
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Speaker 2: only thing I got to worry about. You get Mom
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Speaker 2: Donnie versus Cuomo in the member of the Democratic primary.
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Speaker 2: Mom Donnie's as slick as can be, and he's talking
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Speaker 2: a mile a minute, and he can talk really fast,
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Speaker 2: and he gets sound really smart. And then they go
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Speaker 2: to Cuomo and he does that ooh to talk so slow,
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Speaker 2: mister mom Donnie. And he's got that weird accent. No
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Speaker 2: one knows where the hell that accent came from. So
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Speaker 2: he could be good in debates Al Sayod, but Rogers
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Speaker 2: is pretty good, pretty common sense. So it's an important
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Speaker 2: race because the Republicans pick up an extra seat in
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Speaker 2: the Senate. And it's also important to show that in
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Speaker 2: the heartland, in the middle of America, this crazy radical
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Speaker 2: left wing kook stuff is not going to work. So
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Speaker 2: the latest on Iran, the deal was supposed to take
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Speaker 2: place to open the straight or hormon, it's supposed to happen,
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Speaker 2: maybe last night, maybe today. President Trump asked about it.
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Speaker 3: Straight up barbooz the act ghost reporting that he might
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Speaker 3: open Let's do this tomorrow.
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Speaker 4: Could happen tomorrow and the next thing tomorrow. There's a
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Speaker 4: lot of progress has and then what they called me
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Speaker 4: and they said, please, let's go. They want to make
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Speaker 4: a deal. They do not want to be hit. It
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Speaker 4: was the biggest hit since World War two. Is I said,
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Speaker 4: we'll see what happens.
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Speaker 1: Uh.
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Speaker 4: They had a very good day. The negotiations were good.
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Speaker 2: That's it. We're making progress, making a lot of progress.
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Speaker 2: Nobody knows on what they're making a lot of progress.
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Speaker 2: So straight oh, hor Moose will be opened until it's closed,
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Speaker 2: but then they'll get it open again until it gets
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Speaker 2: closed again. Then they'll open it again and we will
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Speaker 2: have a piece agreement. That's for a couple of days.
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Speaker 2: Then we'll have to go back to war. But then
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Speaker 2: we'll get another piece agreement and that's important until we
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Speaker 2: go back to bombing. But after that you got another
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Speaker 2: piece agreement coming. There could be a lot of bombing
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Speaker 2: after that, but then another piece agreement too. Hey, I
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Speaker 2: don't mind this. A lot of people are upset by this,
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Speaker 2: but it's good. It just keeps Iran tied up. It
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Speaker 2: keeps them busy, so they don't have time to put
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Speaker 2: together October seventh type of events. Here's Trump again on
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Speaker 2: I rand.
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Speaker 1: They back out again, Are they done?
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Speaker 2: Well? If they back out again, they're gonna get hit
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Speaker 2: really hard. You know, if they know that, they understand
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Speaker 2: that I have no choice. They can't have a nuclear weapons.
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Speaker 2: Very simple. Yeah, So that's that's that's it. That's it,
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Speaker 2: right from the horse's mouth. If they do that, then
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Speaker 2: they're gonna get hit very hard until they sign a
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Speaker 2: piece agreement, which will last a week. Then they'll get
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Speaker 2: hit very very hard again. Then there'll be a piece agreement.
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Speaker 2: You know what, Just ignore it, Just ignore it somehow.
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Speaker 2: In the end, Trump always figures this stuff out. He
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Speaker 2: always always always maneuvers and you know, tweaks, the plant whatever.
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Speaker 2: Just come back in October. The whole thing will probably
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Speaker 2: be solved. So hey, By the way, Trump is speaking
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Speaker 2: with donors and this is off the record, no cameras,
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Speaker 2: no microphones, alone with these big donors, and apparently he
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Speaker 2: said to them, we got to get JD elected, we
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Speaker 2: got to get Jay. So a lot of people wondering,
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Speaker 2: is it going to be Marco Rubio, is it going
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Speaker 2: to be JD. Vance is it going to be somebody else?
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Speaker 2: But he apparently told them JD. Right now, it's JD. Now.
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Speaker 2: You got to remember, anytime you're talking about who's going
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Speaker 2: to be the nominee in twenty twenty eight, you're a
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Speaker 2: little bit nuts because there's absolutely no way to predict
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Speaker 2: anything right now. It's like talking about who's going to
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Speaker 2: win the super Bowl in twenty twenty eight. It's impossible
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Speaker 2: to say right now. It's more than two years away.
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Speaker 2: Who knows what the conditions will be done. Everything will
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Speaker 2: change between now and then, So it's a crazy conversation. Hey,
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Speaker 2: that story on the news, the Frank Sinatra houses for
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Speaker 2: sale in Hoboken. This is supposed to jack up the price.
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Speaker 2: It's Frank Sinatra's Frank Sinatra grew up in a little
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Speaker 2: crummy house in Hoboken Monroe Street. What this house is
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Speaker 2: when he became rich and famous. He became very famous
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Speaker 2: as a young guy. I remember he's still in his twenties.
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Speaker 2: He was like the Beatles, screaming girls at the Paramount
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Speaker 2: Riots outside the theater. He was that big at the
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Speaker 2: twenty five or whatever he was. But this is when
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Speaker 2: he made a lot of money. He bought this house
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Speaker 2: for his parents, so his parents lived there. They don't
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Speaker 2: quite make that clear in the real estate ad Frank
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Speaker 2: Sinatra House in Hoboke, it's actually the Martin Sinatra House,
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Speaker 2: the Martin and Dolly Sinatra House in Hoboken. Remember there
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Speaker 2: was an apartment on the east side seventy second and
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Speaker 2: East End Avenue, Frank Sinatra's apartment. He did own it.
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Speaker 2: It was his apartment for you. He never lived there
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Speaker 2: though never lived there for years. It was he used
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Speaker 2: it for parties. His longtime secretary Laverne lived there. Sinatra
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Speaker 2: lived in the Waldorf in his New York years. Thirty
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Speaker 2: three A. That was the apartment. I still remember thirty
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Speaker 2: three A. And if you got off the elevator went
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Speaker 2: down the hall to go to thirty three eight, there
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Speaker 2: was a guy at a desk with a metal detector.
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Speaker 2: You had to go through the metal detector to get
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Speaker 2: to Frank sint Hunter's apartment. And I would watch this
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Speaker 2: and everybody that went to that metal detector set it off.
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Speaker 2: You can imagine some of the characters that were going through.
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Speaker 2: They always set off the metal detector, and nobody ever
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Speaker 2: said a word. Nobody ever stopped them. So, Hey, I
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Speaker 2: want to keep repeating this throughout the show. We've every
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Speaker 2: hour had been pushing this. This is very important because
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Speaker 2: you're going to hear about the affordability crisis, the price
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Speaker 2: of food, the cost of everything, the affordability crisis. This
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Speaker 2: just came out this week from the Euros Bureau of
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Speaker 2: Labor statistic. Now, these are absolute hard facts people now
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Speaker 2: in America, Americans now pay more in taxes than they
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Speaker 2: do for food, clothing, and shelter. That's the biggest single
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Speaker 2: expensive America. Taxes used to be ten percent, fifteen percent.
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Speaker 2: They're so bad now between federal, state, local, people now
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Speaker 2: pay more in taxes than they do for food, clothing,
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Speaker 2: and shelter. So if you're worried about affordability, people being
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Speaker 2: able to afford stuff, that's your number one concern there.
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Speaker 2: Get those taxes down, Get those taxes down. Even Bill Ackman,
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Speaker 2: the hedgehound billionaire, saying the affordability crisis is strictly the
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Speaker 2: result of bad public policy. Very bad public policy has
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Speaker 2: caused this problem. Now, the taxes, you can get them down.
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Speaker 2: It's mostly waist fraud bloat. We could cut the government
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Speaker 2: spending by a fifty percent without affecting anything. You could
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Speaker 2: actually cut it seventy percent, but let's start with fifty percent. Hey,
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Speaker 2: everybody's wondering the city council was going to do something
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Speaker 2: about these e bikes zipping around, causing accidents, terrifying people,
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Speaker 2: hurting people, E scooters, e bikes. What happened with the
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Speaker 2: City Council was we did this story that they're they're
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Speaker 2: going after it now and every single well, what happened.
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Speaker 2: Here's the problem. Great that they're going after it. Here's
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Speaker 2: the problem though, it's government, it's New York City government,
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Speaker 2: it's the City Council. So they're going to hold The
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Speaker 2: next step is they'll hold an oversight hearing. Then the
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Speaker 2: next step after that they will conduct a comprehensive review,
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Speaker 2: and then they will This is gonna take forever. You
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Speaker 2: know what, Just do it tonight. Go vote on this
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Speaker 2: right now. All e bytes have to be regulated. They'll
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Speaker 2: get a license registration. They'll pay a fee for this
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Speaker 2: every year, they'll have to pay a fee to renew it.
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Speaker 2: It's a great revenue source. And then start ticketing them
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Speaker 2: if they're driving the wrong way, if they're going through lights, whatever,
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Speaker 2: if they're doing any going up on the sideway. Start
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Speaker 2: writing tickets. If you drove your car through the red light,
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Speaker 2: you get a ticket. If you drove your car up
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Speaker 2: on the sidewalk, you'll get a ticket. Do it to
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Speaker 2: e bikes. You'll get tremendous revenue from it. And if
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Speaker 2: they start getting tickets, they'll obviously start being more careful
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Speaker 2: and stop driving through lights and running people down. Start
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Speaker 2: ticketing them. It's that simple. Hey, we'll take some calls next,
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Speaker 2: and we want to get new callers. We like getting
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Speaker 2: all kinds of new callers. If you never called before,
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Speaker 1: Don't mark Zimon show now nine till noon weekdays on
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Speaker 2: Oh, I take some calls eight hundred three to two
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Speaker 2: one zero seven ten is the number. Let's go to
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Speaker 2: Bill in Cleveland. Bill, how you doing?
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Speaker 5: Hey, good morning, Mark.
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Speaker 6: I'm doing fine.
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Speaker 2: How are you doing good? Where are you driving to?
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Speaker 2: I hear you're in the car.
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Speaker 3: Tween jobs.
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Speaker 2: Oh oh, sounds like something shady, But okay, go ahead.
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Speaker 6: I just left NASA. So you left one of those people?
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Speaker 2: You left NASA?
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I just left.
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Speaker 7: I just was working there.
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Speaker 6: Oh, take questions for you.
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Speaker 5: I don't I don't hear much about this. But don't
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Speaker 5: you think Iran is just going to play us like
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Speaker 5: a fiddle until the midterms?
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Speaker 2: Well I wouldn't call it playing us like a fiddle
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Speaker 2: if everything in the country is getting blown up all
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Speaker 2: the time. And that's not exactly playing us like a fiddle.
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Speaker 2: I mean, I know what you're saying.
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Speaker 1: Like the Democrats and everybody's on Trump's back every day
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Speaker 1: about decisions he's trying to do.
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Speaker 6: He's got a plan and we know that.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, it could be seems like Iran is trying to draw.
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Speaker 2: This su Yeah, but let him draw it out. Every
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Speaker 2: two weeks we get to blow up a million things
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Speaker 2: in the country. It's not good for that. Yeah, it's
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Speaker 2: a pretty good plan. Every you know It's like a
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Speaker 2: guy who walked over and just punched you in the face,
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Speaker 2: and then he walked away, and you said, well, I
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Speaker 2: guess I'm playing him like a fiddle. And then every
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Speaker 2: every four days it came over and just hit you again.
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Speaker 2: You're not exactly playing him like a fiddle. Let's go
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Speaker 2: to Jacqueline and Brooklyn. Jacqueline, how you.
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Speaker 7: Doing, Hi, Mark, I'm doing very well, and I'm glad
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Speaker 7: to hear that you got an extra hour. I love
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Speaker 7: your show.
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Speaker 3: What I want.
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Speaker 2: I hope you've got an extra two hours of work
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Speaker 2: every day. How do you like that?
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Speaker 7: Well? I was hoping that you would like it, but
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Speaker 7: I guess you do because you're doing it, so.
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Speaker 2: I'll get used to it. I'll get used to it.
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Speaker 7: We need more marks. Among what I want to say
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Speaker 7: about that little evil troll of Fauci my parents. I
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Speaker 7: believe we're both dead because of him. Really, they were
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Speaker 7: both nursing homes. And his sidekick who helped to facilitate
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Speaker 7: the whole thing, Cuomo. The other one, and the only
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Speaker 7: thing that these people really understand are two things, and
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Speaker 7: I think the primary one is you have to take
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Speaker 7: away their freedom, and that little evil troll, that grim
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Speaker 7: reaper deserves to be in jail for the rest of
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Speaker 7: his life, which hopefully will be short, and there's got
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Speaker 7: to be a way to take the money away from him.
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Speaker 7: He has the largest pension of any federal employee in
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Speaker 7: the history of the country.
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Speaker 2: Well, he also made itself about fifteen million two. But
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Speaker 2: don't worry. He's got six lawyers now and probably ten
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Speaker 2: more being hired. They'll help drain his finances.
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Speaker 6: A little bit.
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Speaker 7: Good, I hope so. And in the commission of a crime,
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Speaker 7: at least in New York, they used to take away
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Speaker 7: assets that were acquired from committing a crime, and he killed.
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Speaker 7: He's responsible for the death of millions of people.
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Speaker 2: Well, but your particular case would be more Cuomo who
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Speaker 2: sent the virus into the nursing homes and caused death.
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Speaker 7: That's true, that's true. But if it wasn't for Fauci
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Speaker 7: facilitating and even going against Bama, who I was no
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Speaker 7: fan of, in producing that gain of function, none of
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Speaker 7: this would have ever happened.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, well that's a very good point. Well, thanks
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Speaker 2: for calling. Good call, Jacqueline. Yeah you got you know,
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Speaker 2: you got the nine to eleven families. Then you got
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Speaker 2: the nursing home families, ten thousand families, ten thousand people
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Speaker 2: killed in those nursing homes because Cuomo, and I'm sure
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Speaker 2: he consulted with the FAUCI, Cuomo made the decision to
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Speaker 2: send people with the virus back into the nursing homes
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Speaker 2: to infect the whole place. Let's go to Chris in Manhattan. Chris,
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Speaker 2: how you doing morning, Mark, I'm good.
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Speaker 8: Thanks listen. I remember a couple months ago I called
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Speaker 8: you about ilhan Omar and I was very upset that
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Speaker 8: she that there was no news on the investigation. You said,
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Speaker 8: they're investigator, they're investigator. We're getting closer to November. If
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Speaker 8: she married her brother, if she was involved in the
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Speaker 8: in the well, in the fraud in Minnesota, it's immigration fraud.
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Speaker 8: Why are we not hearing anything about this? She was
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Speaker 8: campaigning in Minnesota.
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Speaker 2: Cases in the Justice Department, going on, you're not hearing
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Speaker 2: about any of them. They to you every day.
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Speaker 8: She's representing the United States, but she's not here. I legally,
19:20
Speaker 8: if she's.
19:20
Speaker 2: A criminal, love Chris. But he's what we call a
19:22
Speaker 2: panic and he's he's always intent.
19:24
Speaker 8: I'm really becoming Islamic phobic now. I mean, really, this
19:27
Speaker 8: is all right. I see these pictures of dearborn Michigan.
19:30
Speaker 2: Do you ever leave the house? Go out, have fun?
19:31
Speaker 2: And Jay go out all the time.
19:33
Speaker 8: But we're just one elect from them taking over. If
19:37
Speaker 8: they lose now, it doesn't mean they won't win next time.
19:40
Speaker 2: When you aren't having fun, you're in a restaurant with
19:42
Speaker 2: your friends, it's nights, you're having a great to do
19:44
Speaker 2: you say to them, I can't stop thinking about Elon Omar.
19:47
Speaker 2: I I gotta go.
19:49
Speaker 8: No, I don't say that, but I'm saying that. It
19:51
Speaker 8: just seems that if she gets past November, they're never
19:54
Speaker 8: going to get her.
19:55
Speaker 2: Well, Jenny for.
19:58
Speaker 8: Mark, did she marry?
20:00
Speaker 2: He seems to be a very nice guy. I think
20:02
Speaker 2: they're very happy together. It's quite America.
20:04
Speaker 5: Now.
20:07
Speaker 2: I want you to try this. It's for your own sanity.
20:11
Speaker 2: I want you to not even think of Elon Momar
20:13
Speaker 2: till Monday. Put it out of your head. Don't think
20:17
Speaker 2: about it till Monday. I want you to enjoy the weekend,
20:20
Speaker 2: have some fun.
20:21
Speaker 8: You have a great weekend.
20:22
Speaker 7: Two.
20:22
Speaker 8: I love your show, obviously, Okay.
20:24
Speaker 2: Thank you, guarantee. He's calling another station right now, Omar,
20:30
Speaker 2: We gotta do something. Let's go to uh Jamie in Connecticut? Jamie,
20:34
Speaker 2: how you doing?
20:35
Speaker 5: Hi?
20:36
Speaker 9: How are you today?
20:37
Speaker 2: Good?
20:38
Speaker 9: Good? Me too?
20:39
Speaker 2: Where are you in? Where are you in Connecticut?
20:42
Speaker 9: What do you mean?
20:43
Speaker 5: Where am I?
20:44
Speaker 2: Do you live in a city? I mean, do you
20:46
Speaker 2: live in a town? Where are you in Connecticut? Do
20:48
Speaker 2: you know which one? New Haven? Oh? Well, you got
20:52
Speaker 2: great pizza. You got the best pizza in the world.
20:55
Speaker 2: There we sure do.
20:58
Speaker 9: Listen. I was thinking people who support the socialists or
21:02
Speaker 9: communists are so blanewashed they believe anything the communists say.
21:07
Speaker 9: I'd like to listen to this. I'd like them to
21:10
Speaker 9: tune into an old TV episode of Rod Serling's Twilight
21:13
Speaker 9: Zone called to Serve Man. Wouldn't that be something if
21:17
Speaker 9: it had an effect and turned a lot of them
21:20
Speaker 9: off to the Communists?
21:22
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know if it'd work. Most people would say, hey,
21:25
Speaker 2: welcome is what is it? Black and white? They've never
21:27
Speaker 2: seen a show like that. I remember, all these voters
21:29
Speaker 2: voting for these communists are all like twenty three years old.
21:32
Speaker 2: They're not going to know who Rod Serling is. They're
21:33
Speaker 2: not going to they've never seen it.
21:35
Speaker 9: Maybe just for fun, you know, I dare them.
21:37
Speaker 2: All right, No, it's not a bad idea, not a
21:39
Speaker 2: bad idea, Thanks for calling. It was the most famous
21:43
Speaker 2: Twilights episode, one of the biggest Twilight Zone episodes, where
21:46
Speaker 2: these people come from outer space and they everybody's worried
21:51
Speaker 2: that they're going to do something terrible, but they have
21:54
Speaker 2: a book that they all got called to serve Man,
21:59
Speaker 2: and everybody came down. They realize these UFO people, they're
22:03
Speaker 2: all there to serve Man, and then they're all going
22:06
Speaker 2: to get on the spaceship with them. And then at
22:08
Speaker 2: the very end somebody finds out it's a cookbook to
22:13
Speaker 2: serve Man. They're cannibals. It's a cookbook. Let's go to
22:17
Speaker 2: John and Staten Island. John.
22:18
Speaker 3: How you doing, oh Mark, Yeah, I just want to say,
22:24
Speaker 3: I'm really tired of hearing how the Democrats are losing ground,
22:29
Speaker 3: how the numbers are down, and what all they do
22:33
Speaker 3: is win, they wincals.
22:35
Speaker 2: Well, they don't have the Senate, they don't have the House,
22:38
Speaker 2: they don't have the White House. So you can't say.
22:40
Speaker 3: All that, not yet, not yet. Wait, wait, wait till November,
22:43
Speaker 3: and they will.
22:44
Speaker 2: All right, call us back in November. Anyway, Hey, when
22:47
Speaker 2: we come back. Jimmy Faylor one of the funniest guys
22:49
Speaker 2: in the world. You got to listen to the show
22:51
Speaker 2: every night. It's really good nine to midnight every night,
22:54
Speaker 2: and he's very, very funny. We got a lot to
22:56
Speaker 2: talk to him about and we'll do that next on
22:59
Speaker 2: seven to TENR.
23:01
Speaker 1: He's got the whole city in your radio, Marximo on
23:05
Speaker 1: seven ten WR.
23:08
Speaker 2: Well, Jimmy Fayla, great comedian, brilliant talk show host, and
23:12
Speaker 2: he does a great show here every night, nine to
23:15
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23:19
Speaker 2: everybody else will get hooked on it, nine to midnight
23:22
Speaker 2: every night on WR. Then on Saturday nights he does
23:26
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23:28
Speaker 2: ten o'clock on Saturday nights. The single best monologue in
23:31
Speaker 2: all of television. It's on the Fox News Channel Saturday
23:34
Speaker 2: nights at ten. Jimmy Fayla, how you doing?
23:38
Speaker 5: You know what, I'm gonna take a moment and I'm
23:41
Speaker 5: actually gonna I'm going to applaud something the Democrats did
23:44
Speaker 5: this week, Mark Simone.
23:45
Speaker 6: This we never do this, We never get to do this.
23:47
Speaker 6: I want to do this.
23:49
Speaker 5: It dawned on me that the Democrats they're actually saving
23:52
Speaker 5: huge money on mental health facilities because they're now just
23:56
Speaker 5: electing the inmates instead. Did you see the chicken.
24:01
Speaker 6: Wisconsin that's running for governor y that.
24:04
Speaker 5: Wants to cancel Thanksgiving? Now she likes Thanksgiving, but they're
24:08
Speaker 5: canceling Halloween.
24:09
Speaker 6: First of all, I was telling Jesse Waters this last night.
24:11
Speaker 5: No one wants to go to Thanksgiving at this woke
24:13
Speaker 5: lady's house. Who's gonna tell you the Dallas Cowboys are
24:16
Speaker 5: playing football on a stolen field.
24:18
Speaker 6: Okay, we didn't answer that, but what.
24:22
Speaker 5: I applaud what the Democrats are doing. They're like, you know,
24:24
Speaker 5: if we send these people the office nobody, we don't
24:27
Speaker 5: have to pay to put them in homes, we don't
24:29
Speaker 5: have to worry about treatment, to throw them in the
24:31
Speaker 5: governor's mansion.
24:32
Speaker 2: We're gonna be fine. Yeah, these Democrats. You don't exactly
24:35
Speaker 2: see him at a football game, do you. They're not
24:37
Speaker 2: into this stuff anything we like, Oh could you imagine?
24:41
Speaker 5: No, they would tell that there's absolutely no way. If
24:44
Speaker 5: you like his you understand, if you take the other
24:47
Speaker 5: teams half of the field, they're gonna call you.
24:48
Speaker 6: A colonizer, you know, check your privilege.
24:52
Speaker 5: What do you mean touchdown? Not everyone gets one of those.
24:54
Speaker 5: That's not fair. Yeah, And if you're playing here in
24:57
Speaker 5: New York, mom, Donnie's gonna make you share the points.
25:01
Speaker 5: You thought you were up thirty eight three, but it's
25:03
Speaker 5: actually twenty four to twenty.
25:04
Speaker 6: Three, like what happened.
25:06
Speaker 2: So they would they would de forcots to probably watch
25:08
Speaker 2: a really fast paced t ball game or something that's
25:11
Speaker 2: about it, or so, hey, did you see the mom
25:15
Speaker 2: Donnie went to speak at a NYPD big event in
25:18
Speaker 2: Saten Island three thousand people and got booed off the
25:21
Speaker 2: stage within a minute. Isn't that good?
25:25
Speaker 6: Yeah?
25:25
Speaker 5: I first of all, who was in charge of this booking?
25:28
Speaker 5: Meaning like who in his team thought this was a
25:33
Speaker 5: good idea? Like why not book him at a kid
25:35
Speaker 5: rock concert next?
25:37
Speaker 2: While you're at it?
25:38
Speaker 5: They hate him Satin Island with all the fiber in
25:43
Speaker 5: their big the guy who tried to cancel Columbus. Yeah,
25:46
Speaker 5: that's great, you know that is like that is like
25:50
Speaker 5: one of the funniest things in the world now because
25:53
Speaker 5: when you listen to the video, you you know the
25:56
Speaker 5: reason I love Staten Island because there's no filter on
25:59
Speaker 5: Staten Island, okay, And I have a lot of female
26:02
Speaker 5: relatives there on the Italian side that have my accent.
26:06
Speaker 5: And it's my favorite thing about the video because they're like, oh,
26:08
Speaker 5: screw you f to seft that. And it's not even
26:12
Speaker 5: the guys, the women too, like they get their money's worth.
26:15
Speaker 5: It's Staten Island.
26:17
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was great to watch. Oh, Jimmy Fahale, your
26:22
Speaker 2: friend there, doctor Anthony Fauci now being held in contempt
26:26
Speaker 2: of Congress. It's being referred to the Justice Department. You
26:28
Speaker 2: think anything will happen.
26:31
Speaker 6: H Listen, there's two things. I want something to.
26:35
Speaker 5: Happen, like for real, because you know he deserves it
26:37
Speaker 5: for everything we read. But the other challenge is if
26:41
Speaker 5: the Trump DOJJ just prosecute him, then it looks the
26:44
Speaker 5: way Trump looked. It almost makes the Democrats sympathetic. I'm
26:48
Speaker 5: torn on I'm genuinely torn. But it's historic because he
26:51
Speaker 5: is the first cover model on in Style magazine to
26:55
Speaker 5: get actually referred to the DOJ. So not every day
26:59
Speaker 5: like he'll never pull that off, you know what I'm saying.
27:02
Speaker 5: So I think of those other supermodels, like I think
27:05
Speaker 5: that was the biggest scandal to come out of all
27:07
Speaker 5: of this. It's for all the lying and the fake
27:10
Speaker 5: social distancing guidelines. How is it that Anthony Fauci has
27:14
Speaker 5: been on the cover of more fashion magazines than MALANIEA.
27:17
Speaker 2: Trump?
27:17
Speaker 5: Think about that?
27:19
Speaker 2: That's madness. Have you read through the files of the
27:21
Speaker 2: One of the most amazing things is he's talking all
27:24
Speaker 2: these celebrities but the one he had the crush on
27:26
Speaker 2: who he kept carrying on with on the phone, Joan Bayez. Yeah,
27:31
Speaker 2: he might want to get some new glasses or something, but.
27:37
Speaker 5: Listen, Fauci is invested in a lot of things that
27:40
Speaker 5: the public was lied to about. Maybe he owns a
27:42
Speaker 5: time machine that gets him back to nineteen sixty seven,
27:46
Speaker 5: because that's a solid Joan bias. Like if you're going
27:48
Speaker 5: over to the folk singer you know, hate Ashbury, Joan Biaz,
27:52
Speaker 5: solid Joan Bayaz. But yeah, in this, in this situation,
27:56
Speaker 5: you know, Trump likes to say they're not sending their best.
28:02
Speaker 2: He even invited her to go with him to the
28:04
Speaker 2: Kennedy Center Honors, and you'd have to spend the whole
28:08
Speaker 2: night explaining to everybody who the hell she is. And
28:09
Speaker 2: I mean, nobody remembers.
28:12
Speaker 6: That was my favorite when Joni Mitchell.
28:14
Speaker 5: Do you remember when Joni Mitchell got mad because we
28:17
Speaker 5: weren't following Fauci's rules and she pulled her music off Spotify.
28:21
Speaker 5: And like the average Joni Mitchell fan think Spotify is
28:24
Speaker 5: a hand cream.
28:26
Speaker 6: They have no idea it's Spotify.
28:29
Speaker 5: It'sn't a streaming music. But the whole thing is it's
28:33
Speaker 5: it's so funny because it's like it's built of this
28:35
Speaker 5: really hilarious crescendo where the Democrats, you know, the ones
28:39
Speaker 5: in the media who are still getting on TV and
28:42
Speaker 5: telling you this is a Republican witch hunt and Fauci
28:45
Speaker 5: did nothing wrong. It's one of my favorite things in
28:48
Speaker 5: the world because like they were like they were lied to. Also,
28:52
Speaker 5: you know, I was making this point of my TV
28:53
Speaker 5: show last week. Everybody who is not either an elected
28:57
Speaker 5: member of Congress or making money off vaccines and stocks
29:02
Speaker 5: should be really upset right now because we were all
29:04
Speaker 5: lte who was like civilians. You know, we all got scammed.
29:07
Speaker 5: We always stuck home watching Tiger King and doing Zoom
29:10
Speaker 5: cocktail parties. Probably the lowest moment of my life, I
29:13
Speaker 5: got kicked out of a Zoom cocktail party. You know,
29:17
Speaker 5: you know, big of a booze bag.
29:19
Speaker 6: You gotta be if they can't even have you over Zoom.
29:21
Speaker 5: I mean it's a bad situation. Mark.
29:24
Speaker 2: Hey, I was listening to and you made this great point.
29:26
Speaker 2: You should listen to Jimmy Fayala every night nine to midnight,
29:29
Speaker 2: nine to midnight here on WR. And you pointed out
29:32
Speaker 2: Democrats they create a god to worship, and they always
29:36
Speaker 2: picked the wrong guy, Cuomo Fauci. They always pick somebody horrible, right.
29:42
Speaker 5: Aviannatti.
29:43
Speaker 6: You remember Michael Avinatti.
29:44
Speaker 5: They said he was going to be the next president,
29:47
Speaker 5: they said they were taking him serious. In twenty twenty,
29:49
Speaker 5: he was Trump's worst nightmare. Michael AVINAUGHTI is doing twenty
29:53
Speaker 5: years right now for extorting Nike and he stole a
29:57
Speaker 5: Stormy Daniel's money. Now, to be clear, I got the
30:00
Speaker 5: first guy to leave Stormy Daniels in a weird position.
30:03
Speaker 6: But that being said, not ideal.
30:06
Speaker 2: Yeah, sou But also, I mean this tells you everything. Fauci,
30:13
Speaker 2: the biggest publicity hound TV hound, has not appeared on anything,
30:17
Speaker 2: will not do any shows, and he's been hiding since
30:19
Speaker 2: the hearing. So what does that tell you?
30:22
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know he should at least be willing to
30:25
Speaker 5: go on the masked singer. You know, he should at
30:32
Speaker 5: least show up there and sing a jam. Yeah, he's
30:35
Speaker 5: a dirt bag. And but what sucks about it is
30:38
Speaker 5: half the country. He'll spend the rest of his life
30:41
Speaker 5: and he'll still be beloved by half the country because
30:43
Speaker 5: it's just like a culture war symbol now. And that's why,
30:47
Speaker 5: Like as bad as he looked in front.
30:48
Speaker 6: Of Congress, fifty percent.
30:50
Speaker 5: Of the country knows that.
30:51
Speaker 6: The other fifty percent doesn't care.
30:52
Speaker 5: They think we're pretty much making it up. But when
30:55
Speaker 5: you read his diary, I mean he was literally lying
30:58
Speaker 5: about everything.
30:59
Speaker 8: This dude was writing in.
31:00
Speaker 5: January COVID came from a lab and getting people fired
31:04
Speaker 5: two full years later for.
31:05
Speaker 6: Saying it didn't come You know it?
31:07
Speaker 8: Did you know?
31:08
Speaker 5: No? I mean he was a scam, But I mean
31:11
Speaker 5: you knew that. That's why you're missing New York.
31:13
Speaker 2: Here you go. Hey, everybody's mad at President Trump about Iran.
31:18
Speaker 2: I kind of like this strategy. We blow him up
31:20
Speaker 2: for a few days. They signed a peace agreement for
31:22
Speaker 2: a week, We blow him up some more for a
31:24
Speaker 2: few days, peace agreement for a week. Just go back
31:26
Speaker 2: and forth. It's a great way to just keep them busy, Iran,
31:30
Speaker 2: keep them distracted.
31:31
Speaker 5: Isn't it. It's become like Trump's stress ball, you know,
31:36
Speaker 5: and he's having a long day. He needs to blow
31:38
Speaker 5: off some steam. He bombs a few shows, out, hosts
31:42
Speaker 5: a few Olympians at the White House, gives the speech,
31:45
Speaker 5: puts a medal on somebody. You know. The dinner's running late,
31:48
Speaker 5: so he bombs the idol again. It all makes more
31:53
Speaker 5: sense when you look at us through that lens.
31:55
Speaker 2: Yeah, why not? Well, you know, it keeps him from
31:57
Speaker 2: putting together anymore. October seventh, Their finance, anything else, that's
32:01
Speaker 2: just so busy. So hey, you got to listen to
32:05
Speaker 2: Jimmy Phylor every night nine to midnight. Hey, I was
32:08
Speaker 2: always a two hour show. It's been three hours all week.
32:11
Speaker 2: It's tough. How do you do three hours every night?
32:14
Speaker 2: It's not easy. That's a lot of time.
32:18
Speaker 5: Well, you know the magic trick is, man, Okay, I
32:22
Speaker 5: to do my show for three hours a day. I'm
32:25
Speaker 5: genuinely winging most of it, so I don't feel the
32:28
Speaker 5: time because it always feels like it's going forward, because
32:31
Speaker 5: I'm kind of building the plane as I fly it
32:33
Speaker 5: So my magic trick is I read everything on earth
32:37
Speaker 5: known to man before I go on the air, and
32:39
Speaker 5: it's just going to occur in my head as we go,
32:42
Speaker 5: and it actually I do. I don't feel the time
32:44
Speaker 5: at all, Like that's not the that's not my issue.
32:47
Speaker 5: What happens to me, Like for real is that a
32:51
Speaker 5: lot of times when you do in three hours of radio,
32:54
Speaker 5: there's a lot you want to get to. But I
32:57
Speaker 5: always feel like there's something I should be harping on
32:59
Speaker 5: hard And that's the decision. I My challenge is decision making.
33:04
Speaker 5: But I'll talk forever, you know what I'm saying. And
33:06
Speaker 5: maybe that's the drugs. Maybe I don't know.
33:08
Speaker 6: But the point is it's the decision thing.
33:11
Speaker 2: They gets me. That's interesting. So but your whole life
33:14
Speaker 2: as a comedian, you never did three hours. You'd never
33:17
Speaker 2: do a three hour show, and even on TV you'd
33:19
Speaker 2: never do a three hour show. So must have taken
33:21
Speaker 2: some getting used to the first week.
33:23
Speaker 5: Yeah, well three This is the thing about it, though, Okay,
33:26
Speaker 5: three hours of radio. People are gonna come and go. Okay,
33:28
Speaker 5: they're on for eighteen minutes, then they get to where
33:30
Speaker 5: they're going.
33:31
Speaker 2: They get out of the car, where.
33:32
Speaker 6: Three hours of stand up they have to be.
33:34
Speaker 2: There the whole time.
33:34
Speaker 5: That's a hostage situation. Do you know who used to
33:37
Speaker 5: do I'm not kidding three hours stand up shows. Bill
33:40
Speaker 5: Cosby at the height of his theme, really was doing
33:43
Speaker 5: two and a half three hours on stage. You really
33:45
Speaker 5: even do long storytelling? Yes, I mean, listen, it's easier
33:48
Speaker 5: to sit still when Cosby's making you the drinks.
33:52
Speaker 6: That's the pointment.
33:53
Speaker 2: He was doing it, so yeah, and we were all
33:56
Speaker 2: big fans of growing up and listening to those albums
33:58
Speaker 2: and listen everything. When you see him now, if you'll
34:00
Speaker 2: lissu him now, it's really tough to forget the other stuff,
34:03
Speaker 2: isn't it.
34:05
Speaker 5: Yeah, it is, it's it's it's it's hard to separate
34:08
Speaker 5: the art from the artist. But I mean, if you
34:09
Speaker 5: were to ask Jerry Seinfeld who the best comedian of
34:12
Speaker 5: all time was, he would tell you Bill Cosby, Like
34:14
Speaker 5: people love Bill Cosby in his hey day and obviously
34:17
Speaker 5: maybe the biggest sitcom ever the air, The Cosby Show
34:19
Speaker 5: in the eighties. So sometimes you do you have to
34:22
Speaker 5: separate the art from the artists. Last week, when I
34:24
Speaker 5: was in California, we were Santa Barbara. I took Lincoln,
34:26
Speaker 5: my son, to never Land and we saw Michael Jackson's
34:29
Speaker 5: house for real.
34:31
Speaker 2: You know.
34:31
Speaker 5: Unfortunately Lincoln's not cute enough to get in anymore. He
34:34
Speaker 5: told him he's gonna work on his smile, but uh,
34:37
Speaker 5: maybe next time.
34:38
Speaker 2: Hey. Besides the Great radio Show every night nine to midnight,
34:42
Speaker 2: the Great TV Show, you also travel the country. And
34:45
Speaker 2: where you're going to Texas this weekend? Right?
34:48
Speaker 5: San Antonio, Texas. Uh, we're going down to tell some
34:52
Speaker 5: jerty dirty jokes in the.
34:53
Speaker 2: Alamo, I guess.
34:55
Speaker 5: And then uh, then would be a Rockford, Illinois and uh,
34:59
Speaker 5: of course, but we'll be taking the TV show Friday nights.
35:01
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35:02
Speaker 6: This weekend New York Gangs like very good.
35:05
Speaker 5: He'll be on this weekends.
35:06
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35:08
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35:32
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35:34
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35:37
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35:39
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35:54
Speaker 2: Jimmy Fayla, thanks for being with us.
35:57
Speaker 6: You're best.
35:58
Speaker 2: Mark everybody, take care and don't forget. I'm here nine
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Speaker 2: this just in, Doctor Anthony Fauci we told you before,
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Speaker 2: has now been subpoenaed by the Florida Attorney General. Florida
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Speaker 2: is coming after him. Florida Attorney General subpoenaed him. But
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Speaker 2: now two more states have joined in. He's just got
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Speaker 2: a subpoena from the West Virginia Attorney General and the
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Speaker 2: Louisiana Attorney General now going after Fauci. Subpoena is to
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Speaker 2: handover of documents, records and that sort of stuff. So
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Speaker 2: that's three states going after Fauci now, and expect more coming.
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Speaker 2: A lot more will be coming. We're out of time.
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