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Hour 1: Governor Mikie Sherrill vs ICE agents. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Now on the Voice of New York has the Mark
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Speaker 1: some Own show on seven tenor.
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Speaker 2: Hey, Oh, a lot to get to today. We'll get
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Speaker 2: to the Kennedy Center. We'll get to de Laney Hall.
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Speaker 2: We'll get to Colbert the truth is coming out about
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Speaker 2: his show. We'll get to crazy Jill Biden. We'll get
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Speaker 2: to the Israel Day Parade. We'll get to La Mayor Race,
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Speaker 2: we get to the World Cup, and a whole lot
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Speaker 2: more coming up. Hey, somehow it's only Monday. Look at that.
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Speaker 2: It's June already. It's June first today. How did that happen?
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Speaker 2: Remember in the dead of winter, in the blizzards, I said,
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Speaker 2: don't worry. Spring has come. Don't worry. Spring will be
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Speaker 2: here before you Now. The problem is fall will be
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Speaker 2: here before you know it. A winter will be here
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Speaker 2: before you know it. So a lot to get to today.
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Speaker 2: Let's just quickly do Iran peace talks going on. They're
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Speaker 2: working out they don't like the couple of things in
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Speaker 2: the deal I ran sense, so they're sending it back.
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Speaker 2: In the meantime, over the weekend, a couple of missile
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Speaker 2: strikes back and forth, Iran launching a drone. We knocked
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Speaker 2: it down Iran launching a drone at Kuwait. They knocked
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Speaker 2: it down to a little of that kind of stuff.
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Speaker 2: The Iranian president resigned, the president, not the new iatola.
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Speaker 2: The President of Iran resigned. Probably a smart move. I'm
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Speaker 2: I'm sure his insurance company is thrilled about that. Who
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Speaker 2: wants to be the president of Iran. If this deal
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Speaker 2: goes bad, they're going to start a round two of combat.
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Speaker 2: And as the president said, it's going to be cranked
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Speaker 2: up about a million notches this time, so he would
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Speaker 2: have a bomb hit him right on the head. So
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Speaker 2: he has already resigned. Good move on his part. So
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Speaker 2: you get all these crazy federal judges, most of them
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Speaker 2: left wing, kind of kookie federal judges, especially in Washington.
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Speaker 2: They're all crazy federal a crazy left wing, real Trump
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Speaker 2: hating Trump arrangements in so a bunch of rulings from
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Speaker 2: a bunch of federal judges. One of them said, you
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Speaker 2: can't put your name on the Kennedy Center. You're also
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Speaker 2: ruling you're not allowed to rebuild the Kennedy Center, which
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Speaker 2: is absolutely ridiculous. It's decaying, it's decrepid. Some say it's
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Speaker 2: even unsafe. About to crumble, the infrastructure of the plumb
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Speaker 2: everything's about to go needs to be rebuilt. Now, if
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Speaker 2: you got to rebuild the Kennedy Center, you know what
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Speaker 2: a good time to do it might be when you
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Speaker 2: got the greatest builder in America in the White House
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Speaker 2: who could do it for you. But now the judge
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Speaker 2: also ruled, well, there's a lot of rules. Now, this
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Speaker 2: is a Trump hating judge. So he ruled you can't
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Speaker 2: put your name on the Kennedy Center. Now, he may
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Speaker 2: have a legal case or he may not be wrong. Legally,
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Speaker 2: Kennedy Center was created by an Act of Congress, and
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Speaker 2: if you read the act that they wrote, it's specifically
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Speaker 2: to honor John F. Kennedy. It's to be the only
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Speaker 2: memorial in Washington, D C. For John F. Kennedy. Well,
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Speaker 2: they made it clear in this congressional ruling Congressional Act
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Speaker 2: that created the Kennedy Center, that it could only be
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Speaker 2: the Kennedy Center. So the judge may have a point
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Speaker 2: there when this goes to appeal, that could actually hold up.
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Speaker 2: But as far as not rebuilding it, well, the judge,
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Speaker 2: Judge Christopher R. Cooper, again left wing Trump arrangement syndrome.
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Speaker 2: You know, Harvard Yale, where's the bow tie? That kind
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Speaker 2: of a deal. But President Trump has apparently has had enough,
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Speaker 2: said he's done with the Kennedy Center, not going to
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Speaker 2: rebuild it. Let Congress rebuild it. It may be childish pouting,
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Speaker 2: but you know, I don't blame the guy. It give
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Speaker 2: him such a hard time. If he rebuilds it, it
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Speaker 2: could probably cost near a billion, maybe seven eight hundred million,
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Speaker 2: could be done in eight months a year if Congress
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Speaker 2: does it, If the government does it, it's going to
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Speaker 2: cost twenty five billion, and it's going to take fifteen
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Speaker 2: years if you're lucky. So it's not good for the
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Speaker 2: Kennedy Center. But now there's another. You know, there's the
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Speaker 2: mayor two hundred and fifty celebrations, all kinds of things
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Speaker 2: in Washington, including concerts and all that. Artists like crazy
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Speaker 2: pulling out of the concerts. Many of them are like
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Speaker 2: country artists, and a lot of them are not Trump haters,
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Speaker 2: but they're getting pressured from Hollywood, the music business, the
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Speaker 2: concert business, the left wing media types to pull out.
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Speaker 2: So they're pulling out. So President Trump has also said
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Speaker 2: maybe he'll just he'll he'll be the entertainment he can
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Speaker 2: actually draw more than most of these guys. But then
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Speaker 2: it becomes a political rally. But we'll see. You know,
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Speaker 2: the president always tweeting and truth socially and a lot
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Speaker 2: of social media, round the clock, in the middle of
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Speaker 2: the night, all of that. But you know who beats
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Speaker 2: him on that is JD. Vance. If you follow jd
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Speaker 2: Vance tweeting or social media, this guy tweets like every second.
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Speaker 2: You know, when you're the vice president of United States,
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Speaker 2: you don't have a whole lot to do. It's basically
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Speaker 2: kind of a no show job. I mean this one,
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Speaker 2: this vice president a little more to do because he's
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Speaker 2: involved in negotiations Pakistani ran all that, but he just
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Speaker 2: tweets around the clock. Well, if you've noticed, you haven't
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Speaker 2: heard much from him. In the last week. The tweeting
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Speaker 2: seemed to stop. It's now occasional tweeting. Apparently Susie Wiles
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Speaker 2: called him in and had a long talk with him
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Speaker 2: and said, it's too much tweeting. You're overdoing it on
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Speaker 2: social media. It's beneath the dignity of your office. And
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Speaker 2: they kind of explained to him, you're not Benny Johnson,
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Speaker 2: You're the vice president of the United States. Is tweet
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Speaker 2: like a normal person. You say, well, but Trump does
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Speaker 2: it not as much as Vance was. And who's going
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Speaker 2: to tell Trump. He's not gonna listen anybody. Hey is physical.
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Speaker 2: This was very upsetting for Democrats. You know, the president
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Speaker 2: gets a physical every year, he gets it every six months.
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Speaker 2: You go to Walter Reed. You're there for three hours.
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Speaker 2: It's a full detailed physical examination. Walter Reed. The doctor's there,
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Speaker 2: put out the report. He's seventy nine years old. He's
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Speaker 2: six three, two hundred and thirty eight pounds. It could be,
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Speaker 2: it could be it might have shaved a couple of
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Speaker 2: pounds now he could be two thirty eight. Pulse seventy
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Speaker 2: three beats per minute. That's pretty good. Blood pressure one
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Speaker 2: oh five over seventy one. That's phenomenal. That's absolutely perfect.
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Speaker 2: Blood pressure pulse texometer ninety eight percent. That's very very good.
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Speaker 2: But of course that changes every couple of minutes. Temperature
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Speaker 2: ninety eight point seven, okay. Perfect. His cardiac age is
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Speaker 2: approximately fourteen younger years younger than his chronological age. In
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Speaker 2: other words, he has a very healthy heart for a
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Speaker 2: guy his age. Neurological exam demonstrated total normal mental status. Dermatological.
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Speaker 2: You know. That's the thing with Trump. You see the
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Speaker 2: swollen ankles, You see the bruises all over his wrist,
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Speaker 2: and he says that's from shaking hands. It can be,
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Speaker 2: but it's also you know, when you get to that
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Speaker 2: age's supposed to take a baby aspirin every day, which
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Speaker 2: is like eighty one milligrams. The tiny little baby aspen
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Speaker 2: every day helps thin the blood. You know, Trump, he's
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Speaker 2: got to overdo everything, so he takes a full aspirin
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Speaker 2: every day, three hundred and twenty five milligrams. It's a
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Speaker 2: little too much every day. And one of the side
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Speaker 2: effects of taking too much aspirin like that is your
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Speaker 2: hand will bruise. Who get, you'll bruise easier. So all
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Speaker 2: the shaking hands causes him to bruise them. But they
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Speaker 2: said it's totally benign, nothing to worry about. Cognitive, physical performance,
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Speaker 2: excellent pulmonary, neurological, overall physical function, President in excellent health,
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Speaker 2: strong cardiac everything. Very upsetting for the left wing. They're
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Speaker 2: not happy about this, but okay, so hey, here's the
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Speaker 2: truth about Stephen Colbert. And they kept hearing that there
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Speaker 2: was the show was such a disaster that it was
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Speaker 2: losing about forty million a year, some say forty to
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Speaker 2: fifty million a year. Well, about a week ago the
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Speaker 2: left and the crazy left wing online started to counter
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Speaker 2: that and they found a financial statement which they posted.
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Speaker 2: It was a financial statement showing the finances of The
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Speaker 2: Colbert Show and how it made one hundred million in
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Speaker 2: profit every year. Well, as we told you last week,
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Speaker 2: it's a total fake news, fake document, typical internet stuff.
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Speaker 2: Somebody comes up with a fake document, everybody in the
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Speaker 2: left reposts it. It didn't even look like a real
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Speaker 2: financial statement. It looked like some goofy left wing blogger
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Speaker 2: drew it up thinking this is what a financial statement
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Speaker 2: looks like. It's totally false. CBS has put out an
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Speaker 2: official statement from CBS, absolutely official, confirming the loss. And
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Speaker 2: this was talking about Byron Allen, who's taken over the
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Speaker 2: time slot. The difference is Byron Allen will pay for
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Speaker 2: the time slot. He buys the time from CBS for
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Speaker 2: fifteen million dollars a year and shows you how network
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Speaker 2: TV is slipped. Years ago that would have been one
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Speaker 2: hundred million a year. So it's fifteen million a year
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Speaker 2: for the hour, five nights a week. But here's this
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Speaker 2: official statement from CBS. We're proud to partner with Byron
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Speaker 2: Allen on a new business and programming model for late
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Speaker 2: Night that proactively addresses a network day part that was
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Speaker 2: cost prohibitive to continue. In other words, it was losing
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Speaker 2: too much money. Here's here, This is from the actual
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Speaker 2: official statement from CBS. With this time by model, we
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Speaker 2: have shifted an hour that was losing roughly forty million
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Speaker 2: a year annually to fifteen million in profit, a fifty
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Speaker 2: five million dollars swing. Now putting that out to impress
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Speaker 2: their investors. So CBS confirming, absolutely confirming, Colbert was losing
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Speaker 2: forty million a year. So New Jersey, I don't know.
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Speaker 2: You always elect the craziest governors. We should talk. We've
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Speaker 2: got Kathy Hlkle here, we had Andrew Cuomo, the most
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Speaker 2: left wing kook of a governor. Uh yeah, so we
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Speaker 2: can't really, we can't really fall you. But you've got
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Speaker 2: some bad governors one after another. Who's that last one?
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Speaker 2: Murphy a useless sort of a character. Mikey Cheryl who
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Speaker 2: caused rioting at Delaney Hall. This is the detention center
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Speaker 2: in Newark. It started us a little protesting. Mikey Cheryl
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Speaker 2: and a couple other Dems, Corey Booker, the Newark mayor,
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Speaker 2: the Menendez's son, a councilman. They decide this will be good.
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Speaker 2: We'll weaponize this, will gin this up, you know, kind
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Speaker 2: of like Minnesota. It'll hurt Trump, it'll hurt the hurt
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Speaker 2: the Republicans, it'll hurt the administration. So they decided to
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Speaker 2: gin up the protesting. They started to play up. The
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Speaker 2: governor herself joined the protesters, picketing, yelling and screaming, getting
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Speaker 2: the tvchems. That brought a lot of attention to it.
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Speaker 2: So what was the result of that, Well, Antifa and
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Speaker 2: all the professional agitators, all the violent agitators infiltrated. They
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Speaker 2: sent the Antifa and those type of groups in. Now
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Speaker 2: there's guys that finances the George Soros types that fund
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Speaker 2: all of that to stir up trouble. The other problem.
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Speaker 2: Now they've made Antifa an actual terrorist organization here, Scott Besson.
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Speaker 3: President Trump has declared Antifa a domestic terrorist organization, and
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Speaker 3: anyone who is funding a domestic terrorist organization should know
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Speaker 3: that you will be examined and you will be held
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Speaker 3: accountable if you are funding or responsible. They have for
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Speaker 3: these riots, for this violence. This violence has to stop now.
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Speaker 2: The problem is the Soros types will filter it. They'll
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Speaker 2: give it to this fund, to that fund, this group,
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Speaker 2: to this group. They'll filter it, launder it through ten
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Speaker 2: other organizations before it gets there. And the big problem
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Speaker 2: is most of this is now financed by the communist
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Speaker 2: Chinese government through a guy named Neville Roy Singman. He's
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Speaker 2: another Soros only he is in Shanghai, China. You can't
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Speaker 2: touch him. He's an American citizen, but he's living in Shanghai.
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Speaker 2: He's spending million, tens of millions funding this kind of crap,
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Speaker 2: and it's given to him by the communist Chinese government.
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Speaker 2: They're backing him, and they love doing this because it
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Speaker 2: screws up America. They consider us an enemy. They're trying
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Speaker 2: to undermine us and totally ruin us because it's they
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Speaker 2: think it's good for them. But it all goes through
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Speaker 2: this guy, Nevill Roy Sigmund. Again, he's in Shanghai. There's
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Speaker 2: no way to touch him, totally protected by the Chinese
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Speaker 2: communist government. Now, Mikey Cheryl even she started to realize
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Speaker 2: what she did. She ginned up this stuff and now
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Speaker 2: you got Antifa in there. Now it's getting violent and ugly.
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Speaker 2: You got these ICE officers, law enforcement guys being assaulted
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Speaker 2: ending up in the hospital. It's a January sixth. This
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Speaker 2: is an exact exactly January sixth exactly, because when these
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Speaker 2: guys are charged in court, they're going to get hit
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Speaker 2: with the same exact charges. The January sixth guys got
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Speaker 2: hit with trespassing, rioting, interfering with governmental operations, disrupting the
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Speaker 2: same exact charges. So Mikey Cheryl trying to back off
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Speaker 2: a little now. She even brought in the state police.
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Speaker 4: Having worked with New Jersey State Police and local law enforcement,
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Speaker 4: I know how well trained they are the best in
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Speaker 4: the nation. I trust them to follow our constitution. I
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Speaker 4: knew it would be better to have them handle the
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Speaker 4: situation rather than ICE.
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Speaker 2: Very fine people in New Jersey State Police. They're all
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Speaker 2: there on the scene look at each other going what
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Speaker 2: the hell did she get this? Why did she create
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Speaker 2: the situation? Why do we have to have clean up
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Speaker 2: per mess? But she caused the whole thing to turn
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Speaker 2: into rioting.
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Speaker 4: I will not give ICE the pretext to expand operations
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Speaker 4: in our state. For that reason, New Jersey law Enforcement
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Speaker 4: is today establishing a peaceful, protected protest zone in the
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Speaker 4: area right outside Delaney Hall.
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Speaker 2: Well, that's what he's supposed to do from the beginning.
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Speaker 2: He's supposed to set up the area for the protesters
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Speaker 2: across the street so that it doesn't interfere with operations.
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Speaker 2: We'll get back to her. She's just an absolute mess.
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Speaker 2: Israel Israel Day parade yesterday went off very well, that's
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Speaker 2: the good news. Our crazy left wing kook, anti Semitic
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Speaker 2: mayor refused to go, which is an ugly thing to do.
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Speaker 2: But on the other hand, I don't think anybody really
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Speaker 2: wanted him there, and also I think he must have
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Speaker 2: if he thought about going, realized he'd get booed the
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Speaker 2: whole route. What's the point of that. It's not going
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Speaker 2: to look good for him, so he wouldn't go. All
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Speaker 2: mayors go to the Israel Day parade. He's the first
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Speaker 2: not to. But ex mayor showed up yesterday to march.
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Speaker 2: Michael Bloomberg was there, Eric Adams, Bruce Blakeman was marching there.
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Speaker 2: City Council Speaker Julie Mennon who was there, The Police
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Speaker 2: Commissioner Jessica Tish was there. In fact, you're one of
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Speaker 2: the Grand Marshals, And she said, you know beforehand, she said,
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Speaker 2: the NYPD is going to put the biggest amount of
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Speaker 2: cops ever in history on a parade. On this parade,
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Speaker 2: they're going to make sure it's safe. If you're running
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Speaker 2: a parade, it's a very smart thing to do. Make
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Speaker 2: the police Commissioner your grand Marshal, because if she's going
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Speaker 2: to march in the parade right in the middle of this,
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Speaker 2: she's going to make sure it's very, very safe. So
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Speaker 2: it worked out pretty well. Now, Mom Donnie, not only
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Speaker 2: was not at the parade, so where was he? So
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Speaker 2: he should have just stayed inside. You got two choices,
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Speaker 2: to stay inside and disappear for the day, or go
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Speaker 2: do something very important, like go to some important thing.
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Speaker 2: You have to to make it look like you were busy. Instead,
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Speaker 2: he was seen riding a bicycle around New York as
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Speaker 2: if he was just out on a Sunday taking a
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Speaker 2: bike ride. It was JFK. Junior, okay, because you always
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Speaker 2: saw the guy riding a bike. He paired, did it
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Speaker 2: every day. That was his thing, riding a bike. But
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Speaker 2: if you look at the Mom Donnie video, he's obviously
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Speaker 2: never ridden a bike in his entire life. You could
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Speaker 2: see the way he gets on it, the way he
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Speaker 2: pedals it, that he's never been on a bike before. Also,
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Speaker 2: he's wearing a suit and dress shoes to ride a bike.
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Speaker 2: It's Sunday. It's a Sunday. You go over a bike ride,
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Speaker 2: you put it like Nixon with the suit and tie
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Speaker 2: on the beach. But he's wearing a suit, a dress shirt,
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Speaker 2: a dress shoes and a dark suit to ride a
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Speaker 2: bike round, looking absolutely ridiculous. Anyway, we'll get back to him.
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Speaker 2: He wants to take ed Kotchi's name off the bridge.
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Speaker 2: We'll get to that and a whole lot more coming up.
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Speaker 2: We'll take some calls next eight hundred three two one
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Speaker 2: zero seven ten is the number. Eight hundred three two
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Speaker 2: one zero seven ten.
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Speaker 1: Welcome back to Mark Simonne Show Live from the wo
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Speaker 1: R Life Back studios.
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Speaker 2: Hey, let's take some calls. Eight hundred three two one
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Speaker 2: zero seven tens number. Let's go to Cynthia in Montreal. Cynthia,
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Speaker 2: how you doing?
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Speaker 5: Hi?
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Speaker 6: How are you?
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Speaker 2: I'm good? Is it still winter up there?
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Speaker 6: Believe it or not? How to do is I'm freezing?
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Speaker 6: Puts the heat off in my building? My upper class
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Speaker 6: building has no heat.
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Speaker 2: And what is the temperature in Montreal today?
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Speaker 6: It's fifty eight degrees.
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Speaker 2: Oh, well, that's not too bad. I don't mind you
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Speaker 2: having the radio. I don't mind you having the radio on,
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Speaker 2: but it sounds like it's on another station. What are
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Speaker 2: you listening to?
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Speaker 6: I no, I'm listening to you on our side of
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Speaker 6: two of them. Oh okay, I have a question for you. Yes,
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Speaker 6: love your show, by the way.
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Speaker 2: Thanks.
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Speaker 2: thanks for calling. Let's go to Dan and Long Island. Dan.
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Speaker 2: How you doing?
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Speaker 7: Oh hi, Mark, great show as usual. Were beginning about
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Speaker 7: legal immigration.
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Speaker 2: Can guys? Did I tell you can always tell from
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Speaker 2: the accent. He's got that New York accent you can't mistake.
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Speaker 2: Let's go to Josh in Westchester, Josh, how you doing.
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Speaker 7: Mark las Coler, what was that all about? I don't understand.
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Speaker 2: There are there are always two, there's always two in
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Speaker 2: a row, and he'll got those accents now we have? Yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 2: got they do every time. The only problem is I
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Speaker 2: don't think they realize I love pap U Canon used
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Speaker 2: to be a regular guest on the show. I don't
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Speaker 2: think they realized. Like, that's thirty years ago. Nobody even
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Speaker 2: knows who you're talking about it anymore. You gotta update
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Speaker 2: that a little. Well, let's go to doctor Bob, a
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Speaker 2: great surgeon in Long Island. Doctor Bob, how you doing?
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Speaker 8: Yes, I'm walk good to speak you again. Walker. I
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Speaker 8: was wondering, I never heard the negotiating points with Iran
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Speaker 8: used by Trump and the Trump people of using a
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Speaker 8: neutron bomb to irradiate, to bomb the actual uranium that's
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Speaker 8: been processed and have it radiated so it couldn't be
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Speaker 8: approached or used for a thousand years.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, we don't. We don't. We don't have to do that,
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Speaker 2: believe it or not. We got a whole team. They're
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Speaker 2: great at extracting nuclear material and destroying it. Years ago,
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Speaker 2: Kadafi turned over his nuclear material in Libya. The team
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Speaker 2: went in there, got it all, wiped it out. It's
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Speaker 2: easy to destroy it. You can either take it away
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Speaker 2: and destroy it or destroy it there. But it's simpler
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Speaker 2: ways to do it. You don't have to use a
20:03
Speaker 2: neutron bomb. But thanks for Colin. Let's go to Tom
20:07
Speaker 2: and Queen's Tom. How you doing? Hey?
20:10
Speaker 7: Mark the morning. Just to follow up with the Israeli
20:13
Speaker 7: de Paradum and Dami, this report out that he also
20:18
Speaker 7: now wants to drop Tatch's name off the Queensboro Bridge.
20:22
Speaker 7: Hear anything about that?
20:23
Speaker 2: Yeah, we were going to get to that the next hour.
20:24
Speaker 2: There's a movement. It's not just him, it's a bunch
20:26
Speaker 2: of Democrats and they want to remove Koch's name from
20:30
Speaker 2: the fifty ninth Street bridge. The argument they make is
20:34
Speaker 2: that he was horrible in the AIDS crisis and he
20:37
Speaker 2: was responsible for thousands of gay people dying because of
20:41
Speaker 2: his bad response to the AIDS crisis. If you look
20:44
Speaker 2: back and look at the details, he can't really fault Kotch.
20:47
Speaker 2: I mean, we didn't probably respond in the way we
20:50
Speaker 2: should have immediately, but it was the same thing with
20:52
Speaker 2: the coronavirus. You don't know what's going on. Fauci completely
20:56
Speaker 2: bungled up everything, by the way, he was the guy
20:58
Speaker 2: in charge of the age response back then. But as
21:02
Speaker 2: as much as you want to criticize the government, do
21:06
Speaker 2: you remember the beginning of the pandemic, nobody quite knew
21:08
Speaker 2: what to do. It takes a while to figure it out.
21:10
Speaker 2: I mean, the dumbest thing ever done in history was
21:13
Speaker 2: Cuomo sending patients with the virus into the nursing home.
21:17
Speaker 2: I mean, that was just murder. That was just insane,
21:19
Speaker 2: that was irrational. But in the case of Couch that, yeah,
21:24
Speaker 2: a lot of people lost, a lot of people thanks
21:26
Speaker 2: for calling, but a lot In the case of Kach,
21:30
Speaker 2: who was totally sympathetic to the problem, it was just
21:32
Speaker 2: not quite knowing what to do just yet. And then
21:35
Speaker 2: there were some people that thought. And then when he
21:38
Speaker 2: did respond, when he got really serious, remember they closed
21:41
Speaker 2: down the gay bathouses. Then the gay community got mad
21:43
Speaker 2: at him, so it was a no win situation for him.
21:46
Speaker 2: But again, they could have responded better in the beginning.
21:49
Speaker 2: But that's the reason, Mom, Donnie, you know, it's really
21:54
Speaker 2: more of an excuse. I also think there's a little
21:55
Speaker 2: anti semitism here with Mom Dommy the most famous Jewish mayor,
22:00
Speaker 2: and I think in the case of mom dying, he's
22:02
Speaker 2: a lot of anti Semitism involved in this. But they're
22:04
Speaker 2: trying to get Kocia's name off the business off the bridge.
22:08
Speaker 2: Julie men and city council speaker at that same thing
22:11
Speaker 2: where they were speaking, agreed to take Kochia's name off. However,
22:16
Speaker 2: later she backtracked. Now when she's asked about it, she
22:19
Speaker 2: said she never never intended to say that, so it
22:22
Speaker 2: should be ed. Koch was a great, great mayor, and
22:25
Speaker 2: you can point to all the great baby you can.
22:28
Speaker 2: A lot of people will say he saved New York
22:29
Speaker 2: City financially fiscally when we were about to go under financially. Hey,
22:35
Speaker 2: we'll get all the latest news, and then when we
22:37
Speaker 2: come back, we'll talk to the greatest columnist in America,
22:40
Speaker 2: Michael Goodwin. Coming up next on seven to ten WR.
22:45
Speaker 1: Mister New York Mars Bone. He's on sevent ten woor.
22:51
Speaker 2: Well, Michael Goodwin, the finest columnist in America. You're gonna
22:55
Speaker 2: read him every Sunday and every Wednesday in the New
22:58
Speaker 2: York Post and then go to New York First website.
23:00
Speaker 2: You can read all his columns. They're all up there.
23:03
Speaker 2: Michael Goodwin, how you.
23:04
Speaker 5: Doing, Good morning, Mark, thank you.
23:07
Speaker 2: Hey. The Israel Day Parade went off very well yesterday.
23:10
Speaker 2: That's good news. Uh. You got Mayor Bloomberg, you got
23:13
Speaker 2: Mayor Adams of course, Uh, Mayor Mom Donnie uh didn't
23:18
Speaker 2: show up and he was seen riding a bike. And
23:20
Speaker 2: you could tell by the way he wrote it he's
23:21
Speaker 2: never ridden a bike before.
23:22
Speaker 5: So what was what's on a suit to run a bike?
23:27
Speaker 2: So what do you think the bottom?
23:30
Speaker 5: Yeah, probably probably a tag on the bike still right
23:34
Speaker 5: for sale?
23:36
Speaker 2: Yeah, like John carries hunting close.
23:39
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, so it's really something. You know. The best
23:44
Speaker 5: line I saw Marcle has that he missed the parade,
23:48
Speaker 5: but he wasn't missed. That's kind of summed it up easily.
23:54
Speaker 2: So uh but what do you what do you think
23:58
Speaker 2: You think it also went through his head that if
23:59
Speaker 2: I march, they'll boo me the whole way, So that
24:02
Speaker 2: you think that was a factor too.
24:05
Speaker 5: If I had to read his mind, that may be
24:08
Speaker 5: part of it. But I think, perhaps maybe even more so,
24:13
Speaker 5: the fact that his war against Israel was a major
24:19
Speaker 5: part in his campaign that appealed to the socialist far
24:24
Speaker 5: left nuttos, and I think that the anti semitism is
24:30
Speaker 5: effectively applyank in his agenda, and so I think had
24:35
Speaker 5: he gone, he would have angered many of those who
24:39
Speaker 5: voted for him, thinking that he was going to be different,
24:43
Speaker 5: he wasn't going to do this same thing that they
24:47
Speaker 5: think other mayors have done. And so I think that
24:51
Speaker 5: may have been probably factored into his decision.
24:56
Speaker 2: Yeah, this anti semitism that you'll infiltrated the party, and
25:00
Speaker 2: this deep anti semitism in a guy like Mom Donnie,
25:03
Speaker 2: how do they watch the Holocaust of October seventh and
25:07
Speaker 2: then think Israel is the villain? How do they convince
25:09
Speaker 2: themselves of that?
25:10
Speaker 5: Yeah? You know, markets that's exactly the question that I
25:14
Speaker 5: think about a lot too, Like what what didn't you
25:18
Speaker 5: see in October seventh that would change your mind? What's missing?
25:23
Speaker 5: Did you watch the videos? Did you watch that stuff?
25:28
Speaker 5: Who else takes hostages and holds them in tunnels and
25:33
Speaker 5: for months and months and years? Who else does that?
25:38
Speaker 5: That's that's a brutal, that's not war, that's terrorism. And
25:44
Speaker 5: I think that, you know, Mamdanie is kind of in
25:48
Speaker 5: some way politically has boxed himself in to this musician,
25:53
Speaker 5: and I don't think it's going to get better for him.
25:56
Speaker 5: I think it's going to get worse. I think it's
25:59
Speaker 5: one of those things that will serve of designate. Him
26:06
Speaker 5: is out of the mainstream, and I think that kind
26:09
Speaker 5: of thing over time really weighs on your popularity. It
26:14
Speaker 5: weighs on the cooperation you get from other people in
26:18
Speaker 5: public life. I mean even Hoko, who is really his
26:23
Speaker 5: biggest enabler. She went to the parade. So I think
26:29
Speaker 5: that he's on a losing course with that. And it's it's,
26:33
Speaker 5: as I say, it's it's easy to modify in a
26:37
Speaker 5: way that makes you a better mayor, but instead he
26:41
Speaker 5: just keeps. You know that line when you dug yourself
26:45
Speaker 5: into a hole, drop the shovel. He just keeps digging.
26:49
Speaker 2: And but the difference between him and Deblasio, you know,
26:52
Speaker 2: de Blasio ran as a crazy left wing socialist, but
26:56
Speaker 2: once he got in office, he basically was hiding at
26:58
Speaker 2: that cafe in Brooklyn bother anybody.
27:00
Speaker 5: But it was too lazy to start a revolution.
27:07
Speaker 2: So but mom, Donnie, it's not a political thing with him.
27:11
Speaker 2: It's real hatred of the Jews of Israel and the
27:14
Speaker 2: Jewish people, isn't it?
27:16
Speaker 5: It seems it is. I mean and guys, I wrote
27:19
Speaker 5: on the column he said during the campaign, I will
27:22
Speaker 5: not march, and he also said he would arrest Apprentice
27:28
Speaker 5: and that comes to New York on then ICC and
27:33
Speaker 5: International Criminal Court, which in the United States does not recognized,
27:38
Speaker 5: so there's no ground for that. So this is like
27:41
Speaker 5: boob bait for the Bubbas. And it's a way I think,
27:46
Speaker 5: keeping his followers engaged and locked into him because there's
27:52
Speaker 5: nowhere else to go on issues like this.
27:55
Speaker 2: Hey, what is this thing he's now talking about pushing
27:58
Speaker 2: this movement to get ed his name off the bridge.
28:02
Speaker 2: They said it was mishandling the AIDS crisis, but that
28:04
Speaker 2: doesn't pass the smell test. What is that really about?
28:07
Speaker 2: Is that anti Semitism?
28:10
Speaker 5: Well there could be attende to that too, Mark, because
28:14
Speaker 5: this is an old Villais group that hated God for
28:18
Speaker 5: all kinds of reasons and this was one of them.
28:22
Speaker 5: And so Mamdani answered yes on the questionnaire during the campaign.
28:28
Speaker 5: I think it would be very interesting to see if
28:31
Speaker 5: he follows through on that. Already. Julie Mennon, the Speaker
28:36
Speaker 5: of the City Council, Apparently she also answered yes, but
28:41
Speaker 5: she told the New York Post that no, no, no, no,
28:44
Speaker 5: I'm not for that. So it's not clear how much
28:48
Speaker 5: weight Mamdani will attach to this answer. While he was running,
28:54
Speaker 5: and Nowady's a mayor, does he really want to take
28:57
Speaker 5: that on? Is that something that he thinks will help
29:01
Speaker 5: him get his agenda a cross or will it be
29:04
Speaker 5: a distraction? I think it's the ladder, But I clearly
29:07
Speaker 5: don't have any insight into his own mind. I mean,
29:11
Speaker 5: because if I did, I go tell him, don't do
29:14
Speaker 5: ninety percent of the thing you're doing.
29:16
Speaker 2: Yeah. Hey, you know in Los Angeles they got a
29:19
Speaker 2: crazy left wing, ridiculous mayor screwing up the whole city,
29:23
Speaker 2: and it looks like the opponent, Pratt, is pulled ahead
29:26
Speaker 2: of her in the real pulse slightly. Do you think
29:28
Speaker 2: maybe we're the end of this cycle of crazy left
29:31
Speaker 2: wing mayors?
29:33
Speaker 5: You know, Mark, that's a wonderful way to put it,
29:36
Speaker 5: And I certainly hope. So. I don't say, I can't
29:40
Speaker 5: say I think so, but it would be great. I mean,
29:43
Speaker 5: you look at what's happened to Chicago, you know, look
29:47
Speaker 5: look at the Boston any day, the insanity is going
29:51
Speaker 5: on in Boston with a left winger. And so you
29:56
Speaker 5: see these Saints and always Democrat to have gone left,
30:01
Speaker 5: and when they get these jobs, they're not capable of
30:04
Speaker 5: doing them. They're activists, they're not really governors in that sense,
30:10
Speaker 5: and they try to bring this activist agenda into city
30:15
Speaker 5: hall and state houses and then get worse, dramatically worse
30:20
Speaker 5: or citizens. That's why you're seeing this light from all
30:24
Speaker 5: these blue cities and blue states. It's not just New York.
30:28
Speaker 5: It's really around the country, whether it's California and Los
30:32
Speaker 5: Angeles or you know, Chicago. People leave for more sane governments.
30:39
Speaker 2: Yeah. Hey, Kathy Hokeel doubling down on anti ice, spanning masks,
30:46
Speaker 2: all this stuff. What do you think is gonna happen
30:48
Speaker 2: in November? Bruce Blakeman, brilliant guy and a very strong candidate.
30:52
Speaker 2: What do you think will happen in November? Look?
30:55
Speaker 5: I think right now he's got a lot of work
30:58
Speaker 5: to do, but I think it's not beyond the realm
31:02
Speaker 5: of the possible that he could win. I mean, huckle
31:07
Speaker 5: is not a popular governor. The left is happy because
31:12
Speaker 5: she just does whatever.
31:14
Speaker 7: Tell you.
31:15
Speaker 5: She doesn't really have the thought of her own, she's
31:18
Speaker 5: outsourced or bringing to the far left. And so I
31:23
Speaker 5: think that this is the kind of moment where somebody
31:28
Speaker 5: can pierce, you know, the wall around the government and say, look,
31:34
Speaker 5: we can do a lot better. And so I think
31:37
Speaker 5: there's no shortage of issues for Blakeman to go to
31:42
Speaker 5: work on. And I think that if you start to
31:46
Speaker 5: see some movement in the polls in his favor. This
31:50
Speaker 5: has been back and forth so far that you see
31:53
Speaker 5: a steady, continuing climb, then I think, do you really
31:58
Speaker 5: see the pressure on her? And then shall have to
32:02
Speaker 5: decide whether climb back into the leftist cocoon with Mamdani
32:08
Speaker 5: and with the legislature, or whether she's going to try
32:11
Speaker 5: to be a governor for everybody.
32:13
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's speaking of governors.
32:15
Speaker 5: You know.
32:16
Speaker 2: Andrew Cuomo now does a radio show. I think I'm
32:18
Speaker 2: the only listener, but.
32:21
Speaker 5: I do watch the Sunday shows too. I'm really grateful.
32:25
Speaker 2: Yeah, I do that too. But if you listen to me.
32:28
Speaker 2: Talked about how he was a moderate Democrat, a very
32:30
Speaker 2: moderate the governor. He talks about how this is terrible,
32:34
Speaker 2: nobody said anything about Biden. Everything he's guilty of. He
32:37
Speaker 2: now denies. What kind of strategy is that.
32:41
Speaker 5: Yeah. Look, I think he made a big mistay and
32:44
Speaker 5: this contributes and continuation of this campaign, and I think
32:48
Speaker 5: that's why he lost. Had he I think then more
32:51
Speaker 5: forthcoming about the nursing home disaster and all of the
32:58
Speaker 5: bills that he passed that led to some of the
33:02
Speaker 5: Colonel Justice stuff and attaxes, the electric utility issues and
33:08
Speaker 5: you know, the greenhouse gases. I mean, had he approved tracking,
33:13
Speaker 5: for instance, New York economy would have been better and
33:17
Speaker 5: the utility prices would have been lower. So he made
33:21
Speaker 5: so many mistakes, but he can never own up to them,
33:25
Speaker 5: and I think that was his ultimate failing and that's
33:29
Speaker 5: why he did not win a campaign he should have won.
33:33
Speaker 2: Well, Michael Goodwin, great stuff. You can read his column
33:36
Speaker 2: every Sunday and every Wednesday in the New York Post,
33:40
Speaker 2: and you can go to New York Bus website you
33:41
Speaker 2: can read all his columns. They're all up there and
33:44
Speaker 2: all brilliant. Michael Goodwin, thanks for being with us.
33:47
Speaker 5: My pleasure, Mark. I just go quickly read all my
33:50
Speaker 5: columns except for the next two weeks. There's I'm gone
33:54
Speaker 5: on vacation.
33:55
Speaker 2: What you can't do that What am I going to
33:58
Speaker 2: do on Sunday? What am I going to do on Wednesday?
34:01
Speaker 2: All right, well, thanks for the warning. We'll talk to you.
34:04
Speaker 2: We can you still talk to us or you'll be away.
34:08
Speaker 5: I'll be out of pocket.
34:10
Speaker 2: All right. We'll try to get through two weeks without you,
34:12
Speaker 2: but have a great vacation. We'll talk again.
34:15
Speaker 5: Thank you, nice, Thanks, take.
34:17
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