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Hour 2: Gaza peace plan · Curtis Sliwa & Larry Mendte In The Morning

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Speaker 1: To hilarry.
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Speaker 2: President Donald Trump has spent a lot of time, a
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Speaker 2: lot of resource, and a lot of influencing to put
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Speaker 2: together the twenty seven member Board of Peace. Their first
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Speaker 2: responsibility is to oversee the Gaza, try to bring a
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Speaker 2: government into place, a peacekeeping force, and eventually get Hamas
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Speaker 2: to give up its weaponry. So he had a fifteen
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Speaker 2: point piece plan that he unveiled last week. Now, the
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Speaker 2: interesting thing is that out of these twenty seven members,
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Speaker 2: states is a wide range, but the ones closest at
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Speaker 2: hand to Egypt, Jordan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, UAE, the
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Speaker 2: United States and Israel. So Israel has been part of
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Speaker 2: these negotiations in Cairo in which Hamas has gone to
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Speaker 2: meet with the Board and slowly but surely give up
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Speaker 2: their responsibility as the government. That's the first stage. So
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Speaker 2: they will allow a interim government to take place with
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Speaker 2: outsiders and a Palestinian who will be in charge. That's
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Speaker 2: one agreement number two. Eventually the Israelis will have to
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Speaker 2: depart the Gaza to show good faith on their part.
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Speaker 2: And then Hamasa said, yeah, we'll give up our weaponry,
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Speaker 2: but not to Israel. Now, this had all been discussed
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Speaker 2: in Cairo. Major progress was made. Remember each of these
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Speaker 2: countries how to contribute a billion dollars of which is
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Speaker 2: going to go into the rebuilding of the Gaza. As
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Speaker 2: it stands now, Larry, fifty five percent of Gaza is
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Speaker 2: occupied by the Israeli IDF. They want to push for
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Speaker 2: a full seventy percent, and Hamas has the other section.
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Speaker 2: So I'm saying to myself, come on, Biebe, this is
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Speaker 2: a plus for the Trump administration. This might encourage the
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Speaker 2: other Arabic nations, including Iran, to see when the president
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Speaker 2: pushes all of his authority and brings people together, he delivers.
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Speaker 2: But Israel, through BB has decided not. In fact, just
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Speaker 2: last week he was before his own Kannesset.
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Speaker 1: They booed him.
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Speaker 2: He had to leave. You know, we talked about Mondami
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Speaker 2: being booed in Staten Island, which he was.
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Speaker 1: He was booed.
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Speaker 2: So he gets booed at the General Assembly, he gets
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Speaker 2: booed by his own Kannesset. It's sort of like, guy,
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Speaker 2: I understand you're running for reelection, but our priority is
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Speaker 2: to bring peace to the Middle East, the Persian Gulf
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Speaker 2: into the Gaza.
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Speaker 1: If Trump can.
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Speaker 2: Succeed with that, then everybody else will say okay, next
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Speaker 2: step Southern eleven. And then obviously the biggest problem is
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Speaker 2: he'ron itself.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, this is embarrassing for Benjamin nittnyaw Who, and I
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Speaker 3: think people even in Israel see through this as just
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Speaker 3: a desperate attempt to try to win the elections that
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Speaker 3: are coming up. He's underwater right now and all of
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Speaker 3: the polls over there and it looks like he's going
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Speaker 3: to lose O. I think he thought this would help
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Speaker 3: him because not signing on to this is popular in
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Speaker 3: that country.
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Speaker 1: But it is so.
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Speaker 3: Blatantly political, I think it's gonna end up hurting him.
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Speaker 3: I think Benjamin netnye Who is done. He just doesn't
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Speaker 3: know it yet. And if he were smart at this point,
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Speaker 3: he would sign on to this because no matter what
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Speaker 3: happens to his political career, this could be part of
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Speaker 3: his legacy, and he's not seeing that. Only he's seeing
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Speaker 3: is the election in front of him right now, and
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Speaker 3: he's making ridiculous decisions based on that. And I can't
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Speaker 3: wait to hear what Donald Trump has to say. The
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Speaker 3: White House put out a statement saying we're moving along
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Speaker 3: with the fifteen point plan. It doesn't matter what. Benjamin
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Speaker 3: nettniew who says, we're moving along with this and we
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Speaker 3: are sure, we are assured we can convince him to
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Speaker 3: go along with us. So it's gonna be interesting. But
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Speaker 3: that came from the White House. President Trump is not
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Speaker 3: commenting it just yet. I think he is going to
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Speaker 3: have a conversation with Benjamin nettnew You think there'll be
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Speaker 3: a few.
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Speaker 1: F bombs in that conversation.
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Speaker 2: This would remember earlier in the week BB said we're
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Speaker 2: gonna study it. He didn't condemn it. He waited until
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Speaker 2: Sunday morning. The President his team authored Bittminster and then
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Speaker 2: he gets this bad news. It's like, oh my god.
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Speaker 2: And then Iran, instead of making a deal with Oman
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Speaker 2: in which if you want to come into the Persian
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Speaker 2: Gulf you have to go on the Irani inside. If
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Speaker 2: you want to leave, you have to go on the
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Speaker 2: Oman side, they want to charge some fees. It's really
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Speaker 2: all about the straits of her mouse. And then just
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Speaker 2: as the President had said, you know, we're close, they
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Speaker 2: did a pivot and shift and said no, no, no,
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Speaker 2: we're going back to June seventeenth to Memorandum of Understanding.
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Speaker 2: Everything that's in there has to be agreed to, and
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Speaker 2: it's oh boy, this is like this, this is a problem.
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Speaker 2: This is a problem. They're basically playing prevent defense because
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Speaker 2: they know that Trump has a serious election, not for
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Speaker 2: himself but for the Republican Party in the midterm elections.
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Speaker 2: And I think they're just gonna try to squeeze him
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Speaker 2: for everything they can get. Yeah, they've been following American politics.
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Speaker 2: They know he probably has about two weeks to get
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Speaker 2: this settled or to be able to say something. Even
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Speaker 2: if he doesn't get the full deal, even if he
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Speaker 2: doesn't get the fifteen points, even if he doesn't get
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Speaker 2: everything he wants, he needs to have something. And he
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Speaker 2: knew that, which is why he came out and said, look,
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Speaker 2: if you just open up the straits of her moves
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Speaker 2: at this point, we can negotiate everything after that. Then
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Speaker 2: he has something positive to come forward with. You know
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Speaker 2: what he was doing. He was doing it politically. He
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Speaker 2: just needed some positive news before September, before the midterms,
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Speaker 2: really kicking to high gear. That's what he was hoping for.
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Speaker 2: He thought he had it. Remember he said, we might
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Speaker 2: have one tomorrow. I might have it later today, might
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Speaker 2: have it tomorrow. And then the Iranians pulled the carpet
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Speaker 2: from under his feet, and so I'm not sure what
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Speaker 2: he's gonna do now.
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Speaker 3: He can't attack again, and they know that too. He's
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Speaker 3: got a real problem with arm supplies. I mean, it's
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Speaker 3: not devastating like the Democrats say, but it's bad enough.
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Speaker 3: It's bad enough that he doesn't want to go ahead
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Speaker 3: and do another massive attack.
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Speaker 2: You know, we don't really depend on energy coming through
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Speaker 2: the straits of Hermus We don't with self dependent And
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Speaker 2: I know the argument is Iran and Oman want to
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Speaker 2: charge your fee or any vessels going through, so whether
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Speaker 2: it's oil, whether it's natural gas, fertilized a cargo containers,
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Speaker 2: and the United States position is you can't do that.
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Speaker 2: You can't do that anywhere in the world. I would
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Speaker 2: suggest let him do that. Think of it like a canal, right,
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Speaker 2: people charge ship pricing all the time to canals. If
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Speaker 2: this will free up the traffic and allow the world
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Speaker 2: to get back, especially.
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Speaker 1: We're not going to be paying the fees. There are
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Speaker 1: other countries.
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Speaker 2: You're going to be paying the fees, and I think
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Speaker 2: all those Persian Gulf countries will be more than happy
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Speaker 2: to pay whatever fees they are without it necessarily impacting
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Speaker 2: the price of their energy products that they're exporting to
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Speaker 2: the rest of the world. Don't let that be the
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Speaker 2: main reason not to open up the straitch of mus
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Speaker 2: because if the straitch of homos open up, then the
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Speaker 2: pricing goes down. Everything that wishing here in the United States,
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Speaker 2: especially gasoline, even though we're self sufficient.
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Speaker 1: Just do it.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, that's you can't do that. Well, for a couple
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Speaker 3: of reasons. First of all, there is the precedent of that.
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Speaker 3: You don't want to set that precedent because there are
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Speaker 3: other channels that ships have to go through, and now
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Speaker 3: countries all over the world will start will start charging
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Speaker 3: to allow ships to go through those channels. You just
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Speaker 3: can't do that. You can't set that precedent. That's one,
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Speaker 3: you know everyday reason. The political reason is that Donald
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Speaker 3: Trump needs a win in this and he knows that.
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Speaker 3: He can't keep saying to iron okay, okay, okay, okay, okay,
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Speaker 3: he's got to be a hardliner on this and he's not.
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Speaker 3: He's got to get something and they must know that too,
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Speaker 3: And that's what they're playing there. This is right now
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Speaker 3: a game of stratigo. You know, it's not. It is
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Speaker 3: not a war anymore. It's now a mind game going
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Speaker 3: back and forth and back and forth. And he they
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Speaker 3: understand very well the political pressure on him right now
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Speaker 3: and he needs to just walk away with a win.
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Speaker 3: And I'm wondering if the negotiations have come down to that. Well,
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Speaker 3: he said, look, we'll put the nuclear off the table.
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Speaker 3: We'll say we're going to be talking about that the
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Speaker 3: time to come. You got to give me this.
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Speaker 2: Well, I would equate it, although obviously it's not io
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Speaker 2: political to the battle that took place here. Remember Trump
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Speaker 2: shift Area Transportation took on Hulkeal on congestion pricing and
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Speaker 2: the MTA the money taking agency, and Huku want just
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Speaker 2: call it congestion pricing. Iron has congestion pricing. If you
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Speaker 2: if you go in to the Persian Gulf area and
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Speaker 2: Oman charges you congestion pricing, if you'll leave, and if
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Speaker 2: those countries are willing to pay for it congestion pricing,
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Speaker 2: so be it.
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Speaker 1: It's not our headache.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, he's way he's way out in front of his
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Speaker 3: skis on this.
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Speaker 1: He's already made.
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Speaker 3: If he backs off on this after backing off on
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Speaker 3: some other things, I think it'll kill Republicans in these
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Speaker 3: midterms coming up, and he can't afford that. More than
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Speaker 3: anything else in Iran, he just can't afford that because
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Speaker 3: he'll be impeached. He'll be impeached if they were to
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Speaker 3: win the Senate and the House, which by the way,
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Speaker 3: you know right now it looks like the Republicans are
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Speaker 3: gonna win the Senate easy. If this were to happen,
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Speaker 3: it might put everything in play, because not only we
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Speaker 3: have the economy as a mess, but you're gonna have well,
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Speaker 3: I wouldn't say it, wouldn't say a mess at least
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Speaker 3: cost her up, gas, cost her up. Other things are
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Speaker 3: doing pretty well, so they but everybody just focuses on
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Speaker 3: prices right now. If that's up, and we haven't settled
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Speaker 3: in Iran, the Republicans and Donald Trump are in real
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Speaker 3: Trump anyway.
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Speaker 3: The WNBA is now dealing with the idea of having
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Speaker 3: transgender athletes biological mails play against the win in the WNBA.
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Speaker 3: It's been controversial for years now. I've my stances. I
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Speaker 3: think with eighty percent of the people in this country,
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Speaker 3: it's ridiculous to have a biological male play against women.
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Speaker 3: Ridiculous to fight against women, to run against women. It's
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Speaker 3: just the way that men are built and the way
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Speaker 3: women are built. It's biology, and it makes it unfair.
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Speaker 3: Not only does it make it unfair, it makes it dangerous.
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Speaker 3: But to show the ridiculousness of the WNBA's position that
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Speaker 3: as of right now they would allow trans athletes, a
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Speaker 3: couple of former NBA players, Inenues Kanter Freedom who you
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Speaker 3: remember from before he was controversial and ended up not
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Speaker 3: playing in the WNBA, has announced that he wants to
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Speaker 3: be in the WNBA draft next year. And now senatorial
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Speaker 3: candidate and former NBA player former first round draft pick,
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Speaker 3: Royce White.
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Speaker 1: I'm transgender. I'm a woman.
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Speaker 4: I'm identify as sometimes identifying as a woman for purposes
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Speaker 4: of basketball professional basketball. So I'll be declaring for the
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Speaker 4: WNBA draft in twenty twenty seven as well.
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Speaker 1: Royce White.
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Speaker 3: By the way, Curtis is six foot eight and weighs
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Speaker 3: two hundred and seventy pounds.
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Speaker 2: Now, you know, none of this was relevant until Miss
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Speaker 2: Cunningham I was asked a question about it. Does she
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Speaker 2: think that transgenders should be able to enter the WNBA
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Speaker 2: because in their bylaws and constitution it says exactly that
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Speaker 2: even if you identify as a transgender, you should be
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Speaker 2: able to play, but nobody has challenged it up until now.
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Speaker 2: So her interview sort of triggered that we'll see what
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Speaker 2: goes now if they change their bylaws.
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Speaker 1: But I got to believe.
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Speaker 2: They're going to be a lot of women there who
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Speaker 2: are not going to be all that interested in having
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Speaker 2: men on their thirtieth anniversary. This is the thirtieth anniversary
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Speaker 2: of the WNBA. They're actually now starting to get big
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Speaker 2: crowds because Caitlin Clark, because of.
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Speaker 3: And Sophie countywea she's becoming a huge, huge star. Even
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Speaker 3: before this controversy, she was a huge star.
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Speaker 2: Right, But they're starting to do well. They weren't making
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Speaker 2: money before this. Now they can actually make money. And
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Speaker 2: now they're faced with this dilemma. Their by laws say
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Speaker 2: one thing, and these two guys are going to challenge that,
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Speaker 2: not by going to anatomically any anatomical surgery, but just
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Speaker 2: by following the by laws and saying, well, I identify as
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Speaker 2: a transgender to play basketball.
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Speaker 1: Speakintting of Royce White.
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Speaker 3: And by the way, he's running for Senate in Minnesota
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Speaker 3: as a Republican, and Royce thinks, by the way, he
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Speaker 3: would do very well.
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Speaker 1: I mean, I think I'd be unstoppable, you know.
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Speaker 4: But I'm a team first guy, you know, I'm a
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Speaker 4: past first kind of player. I do the little things,
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Speaker 4: you know. I led my team in all five major
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Speaker 4: stack categories at Iowa State University, So I do.
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Speaker 1: A little bit of every I'll do whatever the coach
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Speaker 1: needs me to do. I bet you he will. But look,
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Speaker 1: it's all tongue in you sene.
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Speaker 2: Some of these women out there, they can play ball,
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Speaker 2: So it would be interesting. It will never come to that.
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Speaker 3: Oh, they would not be able for a while any
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Speaker 3: But he's six foot eight.
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Speaker 1: He's six foot eight. Nobody's close to that height. He
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Speaker 1: can stand there. They can throw the ball up high
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Speaker 1: and he can dunk it. Most of them can't even die. Well,
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Speaker 1: this is never gonna come about.
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Speaker 3: Well, he does not want to be discriminated against.
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Speaker 4: I want I want fair treatment. I'm a black, I'm
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Speaker 4: a young black hopefully United States senator. Uh that that
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Speaker 4: like that would like a fair chance to participate as
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Speaker 4: a sometimes identifying as a transgender woman.
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Speaker 1: Uh athlete.
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Speaker 2: Well pick your poison, us Senate or the w n
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Speaker 2: b A. He can't do both paths.
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Speaker 1: I don't think he's.
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Speaker 3: Doing the Senate. I don't think he's doing the w
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Speaker 3: n b A either. I don't even think he's serious
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Speaker 3: about this. We talked about this.
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Speaker 1: It's a five year old birthday party. It's a five
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Speaker 1: year old birthday party. Wait, we just want to cut
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Speaker 1: the cake.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, that happened to Jersey Tomatoes, a pizza place in
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Speaker 3: Point Pleasant, and you had some things to say about it.
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Speaker 5: This woman at Jersey Tomatoes is a complete witch with
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Speaker 5: a beat. It's a pizza place. It's not fine dining.
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Speaker 5: You're having a pizza party. They brought a cake, they
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Speaker 5: asked for a knife. If she was the proper business owner,
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Speaker 5: she would have helped them out given him the knife.
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Speaker 3: She's a witch, or at least have been nice. I mean,
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Speaker 3: even if you can't do it, you just say, look,
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Speaker 3: I apologize. It's our policy. We we can't do that.
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Speaker 3: You can't have that cake here. But she was yelling
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Speaker 3: at them.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and it's Joey Tomatoes. Come on, let's get it wrong.
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Speaker 1: Joey Joey Tomatoes. I like Jersey Tomatoes.
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Speaker 6: I understand that it was a kid's birthday party, but
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Speaker 6: there's a time and a place for everything. And when
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Speaker 6: you're up on that boardwalk, the pizzeria is making money
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Speaker 6: by using those tables for new customers, not for kids'
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Speaker 6: birthday parties where they're not even purchasing the cake from
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Speaker 6: the restaurant or have planned it. I say no, they
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Speaker 6: had no right to do that to that poor restaurant owner.
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Speaker 6: So they need to make their money. That's in the
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Speaker 6: summer months.
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Speaker 2: That's point pleasuant, right, Natalie. And what is that across
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Speaker 2: the street from a Jenkinson's so very busy? Oh yeah, yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 2: it wasn't then though. It didn't seem to be then
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Speaker 2: because it was during the day. Now, most of these
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Speaker 2: places during the day don't do the business that they
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Speaker 2: do at night. It didn't seem to be that busy.
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Speaker 2: And I agree, maybe that is the policy. Maybe that's
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Speaker 2: what they should have done. She shouldn't acted like this.
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Speaker 1: It's a five year old birthday party. It's a five
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Speaker 1: year old birthday party. We just want to cut a cake.
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Speaker 2: Come on, come on, just say just give her a
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Speaker 2: ratings on rotten tomatoes, right, give.
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Speaker 1: Her a rating.
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Speaker 3: Tomatoes. Now, we're getting a lot of things that's wrong.
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Speaker 3: Here's one last one about the restaurant.
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Speaker 1: We've done this before.
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Speaker 3: We always called the restaurant and ask if we could
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Speaker 3: bring a cake at sipple. All right, let's get the
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Speaker 3: news at seven thirty now with Larry Kowsky in for
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Speaker 3: Darya Albinger.
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Speaker 7: being treated for injuries suffered prior to his arrest. Ryan,
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Speaker 7: who is homeless, is charged with killing his seventy year
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Speaker 7: old father, Robert Ryan, last Thursday. A group of public
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Speaker 7: housing tenants is suing the NYPD, accusing it of illegal
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Speaker 7: surveillance and civil rights violations. They say equipment installed in
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Speaker 7: NYSCHA buildings allowed police to link Nicha's close circuit TV
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Speaker 7: cameras with their real time tracking system when they previously
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Speaker 7: needed permission to see it. Lawsuit seeks to find out
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Speaker 7: more about how the NYPD used that information. President Trump
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Speaker 7: says Iran is in very bad shape and the US
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Speaker 7: is only semi negotiating with them to let the pressure build.
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Speaker 7: In an interview with Axios on Sunday, the President struck
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Speaker 7: an optimistic tone more than six months after the start
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Speaker 7: of military action, saying it will work out.
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Speaker 1: It always works out.
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Speaker 7: Congressman Alexandria Occassio Cortez isn't ruling out a run for
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Speaker 7: president or Senate in twenty twenty eight. He was pressed
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Speaker 7: about her future plans on Sunday during ABC's This Week,
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Speaker 7: but sidestepped the issue, saying she's focused on winning the
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Speaker 7: mid terms end running for Congress right now. Jury selection
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Speaker 7: begins later today in Las Vegas and the murder trial
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Speaker 7: of the man accused of orchestrating the killing of Tupac Shakur.
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Speaker 7: Our next News at eight, I'm Larry Kofsky on seven WOR.
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Speaker 3: I thank you Larry, coming up the next Warner Loff.
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Speaker 3: You've heard him say it before, but he has further
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Speaker 3: proof that the National Football League should be called the
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Speaker 3: National Felon League. He'll explain when we come back. And
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Speaker 3: now I want to talk about life back because this
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Speaker 3: I've seen it with my own eyes, how a normal day,
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Speaker 1: It really counts on a wolf on the line.
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Speaker 2: It's football training camp NFL, and it seems like everyone's
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Speaker 2: attention is now on what's coming out of those camps.
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Speaker 1: One what's your update on that.
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Speaker 8: Well, I'll tell you what. It's not nice to say,
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Speaker 8: but another example of a team in the National Football
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Speaker 8: League otherwise known as the National Felons League, I mean
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Speaker 8: all the teams, we don't care about your character as
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Speaker 8: long as you can help us win. Washington is the
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Speaker 8: latest team to do that. They just signed wide receivers
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Speaker 8: Stefan Diggs, who wore out US welcome with the Bills,
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Speaker 8: the Vikings, the Texans, and the Patriots twelve million dollars
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Speaker 8: one year deal. Diggs was found not guilty for assaulting
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Speaker 8: and strangling his personal chef he didn't like the food.
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Speaker 8: He's also being sued by his internet influencer of drugging
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Speaker 8: him and sexually assaulting him. And he's also sued by
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Speaker 8: a woman who filed a paternity suit against him, which
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Speaker 8: later confirmed it was his child. So once again, I'll
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Speaker 8: tell you what, if John Dillinger or Jesse James or
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Speaker 8: pretty Boy Floyd could help us win, we'll sign him.
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Speaker 8: That seems it's you know, I don't know, another business
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Speaker 8: like I remember Richard Boone the old TV show Had
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Speaker 8: Gun Will Travel? Yeah, well, how about Have Ball Will Travel? Career?
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Speaker 8: NFL backup quarterback Josh Dobbs, originally drafted by the Steelers
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Speaker 8: nine years ago and released earlier this year. He signed
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Speaker 8: with the Lions for the second time. It's dobbs tenth
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Speaker 8: team in the NFL. That sounds like you, Curtis working
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Speaker 8: for working for the most career radio stations. That's right. Oh,
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Speaker 8: by the way, speaking of the NFL. So that, as
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Speaker 8: you point out, the season opens four weeks. If you
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Speaker 8: expected to see the three and fourteen Jets on Prime TV,
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Speaker 8: you lost. While the Rams are on seven times, the
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Speaker 8: Bill Seahawks, Chiefs Cowboys in Green Bay six times, the
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Speaker 8: Jets are shut out. Turn your sets off now. Not
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Speaker 8: a good sign that nobody wants to see you nobody.
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Speaker 8: The Giants are on four times, by the way, changing
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Speaker 8: the subject, boxing, that was the first sport I was
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Speaker 8: ever introduced to when I was nine years old by
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Speaker 8: my father. These guys, the former champions, they make big
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Speaker 8: bucks and they all file for bankruptcy. Floyd Mayweather Junior
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Speaker 8: made over a billion dollars in the ring hold It.
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Speaker 8: He faces seven point three million dollar tax evasion that's
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Speaker 8: possible prison time. His other expenses he paid. He owes
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Speaker 8: three hundred and thirty thousand dollars unpaid bill at a hotel.
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Speaker 2: I mean, this guy is what I wanted.
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Speaker 1: You ever see the entourage he traveled with.
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Speaker 2: I'm oh god, twenty five thirty guys, all of them
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Speaker 2: he had. Yeah, he had to give some scratch to
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Speaker 2: he felt naked if he had to travel with one
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Speaker 2: or two bodyguards.
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Speaker 1: It was like twenty twenty five giants.
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Speaker 8: You're right. He made Sugar Ray Robinson, one of the
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Speaker 8: original entouragea and made him look like a piker. I mean,
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Speaker 8: you know, he just had an airdresser and a chef.
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Speaker 8: But of course you know that Mike Tyson had a
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Speaker 8: file for bankruptcy because of don King Vander Holyfield lost
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Speaker 8: most of his two hundred and fifty million, including the
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Speaker 8: bad investments and having eleven children with six different women.
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Speaker 1: That'll do it to you. That'll do it to H. L. J.
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Speaker 2: Of the Knicks, Larry Johnson, right, I think seven women,
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Speaker 2: seven different children.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, I felt you know, I always felt bad for
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Speaker 8: poor Joe Lewis. One of the greatest fighters of all time.
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Speaker 8: He donated over one hundred thousand dollars in the nineteen forties.
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Speaker 8: That would be about four million today. To the World
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Speaker 8: War two war effort, but the IRS wouldn't let Lewis
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Speaker 8: use the donations as a charity right off. As a result,
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Speaker 8: Man he had a fight past his prime, and even
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Speaker 8: that turned to wrestling. But there is a good two
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Speaker 8: guys who did make out well. Larry ain't. Larry Holmes
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Speaker 8: took his money and invested in real estate in his
27:29
Speaker 8: hometown of eastern Pennsylvania. And then, of course there was
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Speaker 8: George Foreman, who he earned fifty million in the ring,
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Speaker 8: mainly because of pay per view came around and two
27:42
Speaker 8: hundred and fifty million on the George Foreman grill, So
27:47
Speaker 8: that worked out all right for him. And your guy
27:50
Speaker 8: Rocky Marciano Curtis. You always talk about him.
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Speaker 2: Oh yeah, he had alligator arms, didn't spend anything. Was
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Speaker 2: probably the biggest cheap skate.
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Speaker 1: They lived well.
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Speaker 8: And he didn't believe in banks because he grew up
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Speaker 8: in the depression. Cash everything cash. In fact, he wants
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Speaker 8: put fifty thousand dollars in a paper bag and went
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Speaker 8: to the movies with his daughter. The movies let out
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Speaker 8: and they were walking homers and oh, wait a minute,
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Speaker 8: what about the fifty thousand dollars in the bag. They
28:30
Speaker 8: ran back to the movies. Fortunately they hadn't cleaned up yet.
28:35
Speaker 8: It was still there. All right, I've got the bow
28:38
Speaker 8: of the week. I mean to me, this is horrible.
28:41
Speaker 8: It goes to Cornell University for letting anti Semite student
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Speaker 8: Austin Franco back into classes after saying he would not
28:53
Speaker 8: work for Jews. Here's a question, what if Franco had
28:58
Speaker 8: said he would not work for African Americans or he
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Speaker 8: would not work for Muslims, he would have been thrown
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Speaker 8: out of school for good? What a double standard?
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Speaker 2: All right, Well, do appreciate that Warner? Uh gee, he
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Speaker 2: got accepted back into Cornell.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's unbelievable.
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Speaker 3: The selective outrage in our society is sometimes sickening, and
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Speaker 3: it really does only come from one side.
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Speaker 1: But it's got to end. You appreciate that, Warner.
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Speaker 8: Okay, you got time for this day in sports or
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Speaker 8: that's it till next week.
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Speaker 1: That's it. You're out of here, Thank you, Warner. Anyway,
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