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Episode #3837 The New Phil Hendrie Show Radio Archive Hour · The World of Phil Hendrie

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Speaker 1: I said, all right. Actually, let's listen to today's radio
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Speaker 1: archive special. It is Jay santos So the Citizens Auxivery
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Speaker 1: Police eves dropping in on people's private phone conversations at
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Speaker 1: a period of time in the early two thousands, in
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Speaker 1: the early twenty first century, when we thought that cell
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Speaker 1: phone use was probably you know, we probably had enough
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Speaker 1: of it. There are a lot of automobile accidents, There
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Speaker 1: was an awful lot of you know, pedestrian mishaps. People
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Speaker 1: were not paying attention to what they were doing because
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Speaker 1: they had these cell phones, and the proposal to band
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Speaker 1: them was on. I forget what position I took, but
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Speaker 1: here I am with I think Jay santos So the
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Speaker 1: Citizens Auxiury Police, very early Jay santos here in the
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Speaker 1: world famous Phil Henry.
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Speaker 2: Show and now Phil Henry, and right now we have
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Speaker 2: on the line with us.
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Speaker 1: Where is Jay Santos, where's his Where's where's his radio room? Okay,
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Speaker 1: well it wasn't punched up. Oh Jay you there? Well okay,
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Speaker 1: well we don't have to Jay you there.
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Speaker 4: I'm sorry, Phil, You're trying to just try to coordinate
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Speaker 4: a couple of different things and some of the officers
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Speaker 4: out in the field right now.
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Speaker 1: All right, Jay Santos, citizens, ox every police. Are a
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Speaker 1: lot of laws being considered out banning cell phones.
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Speaker 4: Oh that's correct. Yeah, have you heard that.
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Speaker 5: I have read a lot of that.
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Speaker 4: Yes, I have.
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Speaker 1: And you've read about the cell phone ban and what
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Speaker 1: is this based on safety?
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Speaker 4: Well, I think it's an understandable. We've had the wake
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Speaker 4: up call on cell phones for a long time, filled
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Speaker 4: the wake up call in many communities. A lot of
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Speaker 4: them are banning them with good reason because other than
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Speaker 4: emergency communication, there doesn't seem to be any reason to
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Speaker 4: use a cell phone. We know that many communities do
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Speaker 4: not yet have these restrictions, but we're anticipating them, and
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Speaker 4: we want to get people used to the idea that
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Speaker 4: you can drive a car without without talking on.
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Speaker 1: A cell phone, and that and to that end, you
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Speaker 1: guys and the citizens Auxilari police now just as you
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Speaker 1: guys are volunteer police officers.
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Speaker 4: That's correct, yes, but.
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Speaker 1: You rely upon the constitutional right to a citizens arrest,
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Speaker 1: so you don't really carry a badge.
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Speaker 4: We don't carry about What we like to say pill
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Speaker 4: is we do walk softly. We carry a big stick.
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Speaker 4: We see ourselves as an adjunct or an assist, if
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Speaker 4: you will, to the police. We do some flare drops,
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Speaker 4: we do some traffic control, and certainly when a situation
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Speaker 4: like this arises that cell phones are dangerous or what
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Speaker 4: have you, well, we like to think we're on standby
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Speaker 4: for the safety of the community.
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Speaker 1: All right, Well, cell phones now being banned in a
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Speaker 1: lot of different communities. Where does the citizens auxili police
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Speaker 1: come into this?
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Speaker 5: I think, first of.
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Speaker 4: All, phil it's kind of a philosophical thing. If I
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Speaker 4: could take you back. I remember when I was a boy,
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Speaker 4: my father and my mother kissed each other good bye
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Speaker 4: in the morning, and they saw each other again at night,
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Speaker 4: and they hadn't spoken a word all day, and that
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Speaker 4: was good enough for them, and they'd be talking to
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Speaker 4: night about how their day went today. I think what
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Speaker 4: you've got with a lot of cell phone users, especially
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Speaker 4: a lot of women out there. They're worried about their
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Speaker 4: marriages falling apart, or nervous about their relations She has
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Speaker 4: fallen apart. And you see a lot of these housewives
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Speaker 4: that are on a cell phone with their husband trying
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Speaker 4: to make sure they're in a good space. My wife
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Speaker 4: has a very dear friend, Lady Liz, actually doesn't live
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Speaker 4: in our community. She lives down more than Pallas Verdi's
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Speaker 4: and she is constantly on the phone with her husband.
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Speaker 4: Are you in a good space today and trying to
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Speaker 4: work out their marriage and all this nonsense? And have
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Speaker 4: you got so many marriages that are on the rocks
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Speaker 4: right now?
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Speaker 1: Are you saying there's a lot of people on cell
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Speaker 1: phones trying to salvage their marriages.
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Speaker 4: Well, I think that. I think a lot of it.
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Speaker 3: Is that there's a lot of insecure relationships.
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Speaker 4: A lot of it is that there's a lot of
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Speaker 4: people driving in the car and they're talking on a
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Speaker 4: phone to a therapist or a headshrinker. I remember when
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Speaker 4: I was a boy. My parents are very happily married.
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Speaker 4: I've got a very strong marriage. My wife and I
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Speaker 4: don't need to be talking all the time. You know,
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Speaker 4: it's sort of the call a. Psychologists call it anal
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Speaker 4: compulsion because it has to do with your you know,
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Speaker 4: your butt, you know, because that's what the anal thing is.
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Speaker 3: And I understand that, I know what that is.
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Speaker 1: A Freudian term, anally compulsive, someone who is constantly.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, sounds like always with their finger in their butt,
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Speaker 4: I guess is what that means. But really what we're
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Speaker 4: talking about here is getting these people off the phones
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Speaker 4: and getting them back to you know, if you're not
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Speaker 4: if you're insecure in your marriage.
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Speaker 1: And well, certainly there are people on the phone for
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Speaker 1: a variety of reasons, that is correct. Okay, so they're
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Speaker 1: not just on the phone trying to salvage their failing
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Speaker 1: marriages or they're you know, trying to find out if
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Speaker 1: they're boyfriend's in a good space. They're on the phone
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Speaker 1: maybe with an emergency.
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Speaker 4: Correct, Well, we have no problem in emergency call. But
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Speaker 4: I probably a fewer than five percent of all cell
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Speaker 4: phone calls from urgency. These are people are on the
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Speaker 4: phone having a conversation about a horseback riding lessons or
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Speaker 4: is the furniture there yet, or I don't know, And
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Speaker 4: most of them are driving with one hand. Now, other
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Speaker 4: than police and the Citizens Auxuri police officers that I know,
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Speaker 4: I don't think it's safe to drive with one hand.
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Speaker 4: And so what we will be doing in the next
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Speaker 4: few months, in anticipation of these cell phones being banned,
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Speaker 4: Citizens Auxuri Police is traveling the roadways. We have large
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Speaker 4: poster signs that read hang up, hang it up, and
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Speaker 4: when you see a Citizen's Auxivery police officer, I can
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Speaker 4: speak to your audience right now, Phil, go ahead. When you
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Speaker 4: people out there see a Citizens Auxivery police officer with
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Speaker 4: a poster sign that we put up in the window
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Speaker 4: of the van, it says hang it up. What we
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Speaker 4: like to say is don't ask why, just do it
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Speaker 4: and don't cry. Hang it up and arrival live and
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Speaker 4: you'll be expected to terminate your phone conversation.
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Speaker 1: Okay, now you're gonna get the question what if I don't.
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Speaker 1: You're not a police officer. You don't have a what
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Speaker 1: if they don't terminate their phone conversation?
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Speaker 4: If they do not terminate their conversation, We're in the
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Speaker 4: process of installing some monitoring equipment. We can interrupt the
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Speaker 4: call and we can tell you this is the Citizens
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Speaker 4: Auguiury police, please terminate the phone conversation. If you do not,
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Speaker 4: and the phone conversation is I don't what you want
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Speaker 4: to call it is kind of juicy. We can roll
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Speaker 4: a tape on that, all right.
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Speaker 1: So you're taping people's phone conversations.
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Speaker 4: If it's old juicy a little thing, maybe you're not
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Speaker 4: supposed to be saying it's not juicy, then obviously it's
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Speaker 4: something we're not going to want to record it.
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Speaker 3: Well, what do you mean by juicy?
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Speaker 4: Oh little kind of something juicy talking? You know, maybe
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Speaker 4: you got a boyfriend you shouldn't have, You got a
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Speaker 4: girlfriend you shouldn't have. These are things I don't think
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Speaker 4: people want us to hear. So we'll put hang it up.
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Speaker 4: You're gonna hang it up, you.
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Speaker 1: Guys, all right, citizens Augiory Police, brig it. Your General
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Speaker 1: Jay Santos with me. It's with a lot of communities
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Speaker 1: banning cell phone use. You guys are out there in
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Speaker 1: anticipation of this with a sign that says hang it up.
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Speaker 1: That is correct, and you don't have any enforcement capability
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Speaker 1: beyond that.
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Speaker 4: We do not have any enforcement capability beyond that, but
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Speaker 4: we do once we get some of this monitoring equipment
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Speaker 4: installed we can begin to monitor some of the phone
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Speaker 4: calls that are out there and see what some of
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Speaker 4: these people are doing. I can guarantee you that you're
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Speaker 4: not gonna beving no juicy conversation.
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Speaker 1: And I want to get back to just one other
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Speaker 1: thing before we go to our break and again, Jay
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Speaker 1: Santis is a brigadier general with the Citizens Auxuri Police.
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Speaker 1: You guys do not have any official arrest capability.
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Speaker 5: Well, I wish I sort of wish.
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Speaker 4: You'd stop hitting that. Why well, I because I think
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Speaker 4: that sort of undercuts our authority. No, we can't arrest,
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Speaker 4: but we can when we're there. And when you see
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Speaker 4: our blue arm band and we wear a white pit
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Speaker 4: helmet with wingtips and Bermuda shorts, and you see the
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Speaker 4: blue armband and Citizens Luxuri Police, it causes some people's
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Speaker 4: calling to you know, we might lose their mud a
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Speaker 4: little bit. And so what we're trying to.
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Speaker 1: Do is all right, well, they may lose their mud
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Speaker 1: as you put it, or they get it, they get
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Speaker 1: freaked out by it, but you guys can't arrest. You
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Speaker 1: can't even legally monitor their phone conversation, can you.
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Speaker 4: So what we're doing is we're not going to legally,
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Speaker 4: we're not a monitor or anything like that. I'm already
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Speaker 4: to do anything with the tape if it's juicy. I
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Speaker 4: I'm just telling you, if you have a juicy conversation,
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Speaker 4: I'm going to want to listen in on it.
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Speaker 3: So it's sort of almost a threat of blackmail.
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Speaker 4: No, absolutely not scince the law.
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Speaker 1: It's just enough I'm having a conversation with the maid
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Speaker 1: who I'm having an affair with. I wouldn't want you
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Speaker 1: guys hearing that, So I'm going to hang it up.
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Speaker 4: You better believe it. You better believe it.
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Speaker 1: Jay Santas of the citizens on ZII Police. Just in
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Speaker 1: case you didn't hear. Governor George Pataki, for instance, of
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Speaker 1: New York State, has proposed a statewide band on driving
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Speaker 1: while using a handheld cellular phone, a move other states
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Speaker 1: are also considering, amid concerns about whether chatting drivers are
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Speaker 1: more easily distracted and more likely to crash. Phil Henry's Show.
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Speaker 3: And now more on the Phil Henry Show.
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Speaker 4: Really, what I'm talking about, Phil, is that you know,
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Speaker 4: when I was a little boy, right, my mother my
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Speaker 4: father got a package at our doorstep, and this was
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Speaker 4: addressed to my father, and this game from the US
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Speaker 4: mail and when he opened it up, it contained pictures
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Speaker 4: of my mother.
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Speaker 1: And what was she She was in a compromising position,
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Speaker 1: Yes she was.
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Speaker 4: She was having sass with another individual and it was
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Speaker 4: very graphic. And I've never forgotten that. And I realized
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Speaker 4: that that's the I guess you could say that's the
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Speaker 4: fruits of a failed marriage. You got to work hard
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Speaker 4: on your marriage. And don't think you're going to do
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Speaker 4: it on a cell phone. And uh, because I can
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Speaker 4: tell you right now, if you're on a cell phone
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Speaker 4: and we put up our poster board says hang it up,
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Speaker 4: you stay owner a conversation juicy. Uh, if we were
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Speaker 4: less than scrupulous people, maybe your husband would be some
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Speaker 4: juice pictures.
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Speaker 6: You.
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Speaker 3: Well, what are you talking about? You talking about blackmailing people.
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Speaker 4: So I'm not I'm just saying, just understand that these
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Speaker 4: conversations can be monitored.
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Speaker 1: Well and plasten that was the threat that you would
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Speaker 1: monitor them. But let's take a phone call here, bring
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Speaker 1: it to General Jay Santo. Citizens Auxiliary Police, Carolyn, Hi,
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Speaker 1: you're on the Phil Henry Show.
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Speaker 6: Uh yeah, my big deal is I understand.
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Speaker 7: You want to help the police and all, but you
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Speaker 7: keep talking about the conversations themselves. Okay, how about the
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Speaker 7: fact that it's just bad.
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Speaker 6: To be driving and talking because a lot of people
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Speaker 6: can't walk and she's done at the same time.
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Speaker 4: Well, that's that's a good point, Carolyn. And one of
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Speaker 4: the things we found is a lot of people can't
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Speaker 4: drive with one hand. They need both hands on a wheel.
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Speaker 6: That's true, and as a matter of fact.
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Speaker 4: They're having some juice. My big point is, well, you're
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Speaker 4: on a cell phone right now. To see, I've got
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Speaker 4: a dilemma right now, and my delamm is I'm talking
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Speaker 4: to you and I want to talk to you, but
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Speaker 4: you're on a cell phone. Almost feel like I'm like,
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Speaker 4: you're violating me somehow. I talk to you on a
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Speaker 4: cell phone.
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Speaker 6: Because you know how I anoliated unless you put yourself
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Speaker 6: and that's that you.
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Speaker 7: But you know how you're on the radio.
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Speaker 4: You know how I feel out there. But you know
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Speaker 4: how I feel about it. Yet you went ahead and
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Speaker 4: just called me up on a cell phone.
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Speaker 6: Well, did you not.
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Speaker 7: Want anybody go in common about yourselah?
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Speaker 3: I mean, what are you.
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Speaker 6: Gonna call it all?
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Speaker 3: Carolyn?
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Speaker 1: The laws are not I mean they're proposing the laws.
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Speaker 1: Jay in a lot of states. Okay, and obviously it's
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Speaker 1: not illegal where Carolyn is.
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Speaker 4: Well, it just feels like, oh yeah, I've never been
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Speaker 4: in jail, but it's like a jail rape or something
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Speaker 4: because I happened to be citizens auxury police officer.
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Speaker 7: Okay, what's uh for one?
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Speaker 6: I believe this is kind of an eaail rate to
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Speaker 6: be calling yourself.
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Speaker 7: A brigadier general. Okay, a brigadier general of an auxiliary
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Speaker 7: police thing.
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Speaker 6: If y'all really want to make a.
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Speaker 7: Statement, and I'm not down in your organization, just the
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Speaker 7: fact that you want to deem yourself a brigadier general.
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Speaker 4: I have a brigadier general. We got Elvis Major, Elvis
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Speaker 4: Newton's commander of the of the citizens of Auxiury Police
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Speaker 4: in the five different chapters we have.
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Speaker 7: Well that that's fine, but I'll tell you what else
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Speaker 7: you can do. They'll serve the public a whole lot better.
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Speaker 7: And I'm not saying cell phones are bad because you know, yeah,
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Speaker 7: I'm talking on one on the phone, but if I
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Speaker 7: got in a bad traving situation, I'd throw it on
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Speaker 7: the floorboard.
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Speaker 4: And well, here's the whole deal, uh, For you to
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Speaker 4: call me on a cell phone's like you slapping me
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Speaker 4: in the face. I know you didn't mean to do it.
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Speaker 4: I know you didn't mean to do it. Huh, but
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Speaker 4: I feel like you've all you know, like you lubricated
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Speaker 4: a broom handle.
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Speaker 6: Oh come on, man, No, I was going to do
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Speaker 6: that to you, sir.
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Speaker 7: I wouldn't even lubricate. But anyway I'm gonna make is
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Speaker 7: please do something to help out the police, because you
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Speaker 7: call yourself a citizens of auguser your police.
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Speaker 6: Why don't you park yourself on corners, you.
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Speaker 7: Know, school yards are housings and try to help the
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Speaker 7: police catch some of these freaks picking up kids.
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Speaker 8: You're kind of You're kind of a tomboy, aren't you
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Speaker 8: a tomboy?
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Speaker 4: A tom boy?
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Speaker 7: No, sir, I don't consider myself a tomboy.
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Speaker 6: Why would you say that?
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Speaker 4: You know what I mean by tom boy?
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Speaker 6: Right, I'm assuming why would you.
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Speaker 3: Well, what do you mean by that?
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Speaker 4: You just sound a little like you said you wouldn't
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Speaker 4: lubricate the broom handle.
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Speaker 1: Okay, Uh, Carolyn, thank you? What are you focusing on
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Speaker 1: that for?
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Speaker 4: I was monitoring that conversation, by the way, Phil, and
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Speaker 4: what were you doing? I was monitoring that we were
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Speaker 4: using the monitoring equipment and monitor that conversation.
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Speaker 3: You were monitoring the conversation you were just having with her.
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Speaker 4: That is correct.
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Speaker 3: Well, of course you were monitoring it. You were on
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Speaker 3: the phone with her.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, but we were using it. So what are you saying?
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Speaker 3: Were you were using your monitoring equipment?
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Speaker 5: Right?
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Speaker 4: Any were you on that? Yeah?
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Speaker 3: Well what do you need to do that for? You
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Speaker 3: could have just rolled a tape on the phone that
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Speaker 3: you're on, Eddie.
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Speaker 4: Phil says, we could have just rolled a tape on
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Speaker 4: a phone.
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Speaker 3: Or on what is he moron?
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Speaker 1: He doesn't know that either. Here is Houston on the
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Speaker 1: Phil Henry Show. Hello, Hello Houston, Go ahead, sir.
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Speaker 4: Uh yeah.
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Speaker 8: I was just the guy that's got the gallop the
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Speaker 8: cell phone, in the marriage with his parents, and the
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Speaker 8: problems with his mother and the pictures and all this
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Speaker 8: kind of stuff. Sounds like it's got a personal vendetta
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Speaker 8: running around in his head.
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Speaker 4: Ah, I asked you, that's just a flat question. Do
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Speaker 4: you use a cell phone in public?
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Speaker 8: I'm using a cell phone right now in public at
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Speaker 8: my drive cleaner, which.
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Speaker 6: I viol in the car.
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Speaker 4: What's the point?
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Speaker 5: Uh?
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Speaker 4: See, once again you call me up. That's like violating me.
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Speaker 1: In a holding self, we would turn out to cents.
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Speaker 4: What do you mean you know how I feel about
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Speaker 4: cell phone? What do you what do you find so funny?
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Speaker 8: Well, what I find so funny is that it seems
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Speaker 8: like you're you have a personal vendetta against everybody's using
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Speaker 8: a cell phone because your your parents' marriage wasn't successful.
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Speaker 4: No, I'm saying, I'm saying, you know your position and
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Speaker 4: this it's Michael right, and it's Mike right. Okay, Michael,
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Speaker 4: most of these women that are out there, you're a man.
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Speaker 4: I understand you needed for business. Most of these women
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Speaker 4: are out there on a cell phone, trying to save
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Speaker 4: their failing marriages, trying to save failing relations. Completely disagree.
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Speaker 4: I'll see how you can make it.
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Speaker 8: Make it your broad hand, broad handed statement.
15:47
Speaker 4: A lot of these women during the day, a lot
15:48
Speaker 4: of these housewives don't work. They're calling their husband, they're
15:52
Speaker 4: having some kind of a nervous break.
15:53
Speaker 6: Oh my god, what.
15:54
Speaker 9: Century were you born in?
15:56
Speaker 8: What all these housewives that don't work? I have I
15:58
Speaker 8: have male friends who stay at home, who all the
16:02
Speaker 8: children and the wives work.
16:03
Speaker 4: And well, one of these people are trying to save marriages,
16:07
Speaker 4: are trying to you know, are you in a good space?
16:09
Speaker 4: Can I talk to you right now?
16:10
Speaker 8: What is to do with doing a cell phone in
16:12
Speaker 8: the car At the point is why they talked on
16:14
Speaker 8: the cell phone.
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Speaker 1: So what are you saying, Jay sayings a lot of frivolous.
16:16
Speaker 4: Conversation, unnecessary conversation. My mother and father got along fine,
16:21
Speaker 4: and your mother.
16:22
Speaker 1: And father got along fight until your dad received pictures
16:24
Speaker 1: of your mother.
16:26
Speaker 4: That is correct that I cannot argue with.
16:28
Speaker 1: Okay, do you suppose if your dad was talking to
16:30
Speaker 1: your mom on a cell phone that your mother wouldn't
16:32
Speaker 1: have been out having an affair.
16:33
Speaker 4: I do not know the answer to that, and I
16:36
Speaker 4: I just know it hurt me very deeply, my father
16:38
Speaker 4: getting pictures in the male black and white of my
16:41
Speaker 4: mother in every conceivable kind of sexual ruse. And I
16:46
Speaker 4: think it's it's tough.
16:48
Speaker 8: Well, you know, I feel for you in that respect
16:51
Speaker 8: and everything.
16:51
Speaker 4: And your old boy to find him too, because he
16:53
Speaker 4: left them laying around.
16:56
Speaker 3: Okay, that's the whole thing.
16:58
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's you and the rest of the stuff very very.
17:03
Speaker 1: It's very personal stuff, Jay, I say, that's very personal stuff.
17:07
Speaker 4: It is personally understand that. Well, let let's get back
17:10
Speaker 4: to these women and call her husband's thirty forty times
17:12
Speaker 4: a day at work, interrupting a man's work, making it
17:14
Speaker 4: hard to get work done. Uh, this is what I'm
17:17
Speaker 4: talking about, Michael. I'm not talking about you, but I
17:20
Speaker 4: would wish that you, if you call me, call me
17:22
Speaker 4: from your home the same things.
17:26
Speaker 8: You may couldn't wait till I got home.
17:28
Speaker 4: I understand. It just feels like he just took off
17:30
Speaker 4: a rubber glove and just went ahead and just kneeled
17:32
Speaker 4: me right across the face with it, and and yeah,
17:35
Speaker 4: ha ha, But that's how I feel.
17:37
Speaker 1: All right. Look, Michael, thanks for your call. I know
17:39
Speaker 1: that you're in the dry cleaners right now. So those
17:42
Speaker 1: people calling from all over the place. This is Russ
17:44
Speaker 1: on the Phil Henry Show.
17:45
Speaker 3: Hello, Yes, yes, sir.
17:46
Speaker 9: I wanted to comment about this individual about the cell phone.
17:51
Speaker 9: I think somebody like him is extremely combative. His techniques
17:53
Speaker 9: are very combati And I'll tell you what, if you
17:55
Speaker 9: ever came up to me when I'm driving and told
17:56
Speaker 9: me to put my cell phone down.
17:57
Speaker 5: He'd get hurt.
17:58
Speaker 4: No, hold lot over, are you already overreacting? We put
18:02
Speaker 4: a sign of we put up a sign in the window.
18:04
Speaker 4: You're stepping over the line and the window.
18:07
Speaker 9: Technique your technique, I say, but I didn't want to get.
18:10
Speaker 4: Anybody and tell him to put the phone down. We
18:12
Speaker 4: put a sign up in the window that says, hang
18:14
Speaker 4: it up.
18:15
Speaker 9: I heard, I heard earlier that you would go in
18:17
Speaker 9: and then I guess tap their phone.
18:19
Speaker 4: And no, no, no, no, I don't know, no, I don't
18:21
Speaker 4: think you are. What we do is we do have
18:23
Speaker 4: phone monitoring equipment, and we put up a sign and
18:25
Speaker 4: Winner says, hang it up. First of all, this is
18:27
Speaker 4: done in a car.
18:28
Speaker 3: Phil, all right, so you guys are mobile.
18:29
Speaker 5: We're mobile.
18:30
Speaker 4: We see this guy, what's your name, Russ? We see
18:32
Speaker 4: Russ on the phone. I'll put a sign up to
18:34
Speaker 4: the winniss hang it up. If Russ looks over at
18:36
Speaker 4: me and stays on the phone, then maybe we can
18:38
Speaker 4: tap into that conversation he's having and a little juicy sales.
18:43
Speaker 9: And I and I have to use a cell phone.
18:44
Speaker 9: And I'm telling you it's somebody about you came up
18:46
Speaker 9: to me and pulled that stuff.
18:47
Speaker 4: My father was in sales. You get hurt my father.
18:51
Speaker 4: My father was in sales and he didn't need a
18:53
Speaker 4: cell phone.
18:54
Speaker 9: What did he sell toilet cleaners.
18:56
Speaker 4: Well, this is fact.
18:57
Speaker 9: They saw something completely different.
18:59
Speaker 4: Very what I said.
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Speaker 6: I'm on car and I have to have a phone.
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Speaker 9: And I'm telling you if somebody like you tried to
19:04
Speaker 9: interrupt your.
19:04
Speaker 4: Minding your car, we're monitoring your car. Right you get hurt,
19:07
Speaker 4: You're we're monitoring your car right now?
19:09
Speaker 5: Yeah? Good for you?
19:10
Speaker 4: Yeah, So what do you think of that?
19:12
Speaker 6: I really don't care.
19:13
Speaker 4: You know, get hurt. Well, I'm monitoring your car right now.
19:16
Speaker 4: What you can do about it?
19:17
Speaker 1: All right, gentlemen?
19:18
Speaker 4: No, no, no, he started it. I'm monitoring your car right now.
19:20
Speaker 4: What you can do about it?
19:22
Speaker 9: You know, I don't really don't care if you're a
19:23
Speaker 9: call I talk about the fact that what you're doing
19:26
Speaker 9: trying to get people to stop using your cell phones
19:28
Speaker 9: when they need them. You know, I admit there's some
19:30
Speaker 9: people out there that maybe you're not as coordinated and
19:32
Speaker 9: shouldn't be using a phone.
19:33
Speaker 5: How do I know everybody?
19:34
Speaker 4: How do I know you are? Let's talk about you.
19:36
Speaker 4: Could you drive with one hand?
19:39
Speaker 9: I could drive with zero.
19:41
Speaker 4: You can drive with zero hands? What do you drive with?
19:45
Speaker 9: I drive with a hand. What's your point?
19:48
Speaker 4: Where's your other hand?
19:49
Speaker 3: It's on his phone.
19:50
Speaker 9: Okay, all right, yeah, I say it's on my phone.
19:52
Speaker 9: You know that's which else would it be?
19:56
Speaker 4: Good question?
19:58
Speaker 9: So what's your point? You're trying to make point?
20:00
Speaker 5: Make it?
20:00
Speaker 4: I just made my point.
20:02
Speaker 9: No, you didn't make a point.
20:03
Speaker 4: Yeah I believe I did. I don't think you're listening.
20:05
Speaker 9: You didn't make it.
20:06
Speaker 4: Got one hand on the wheel, one hand on the phone.
20:07
Speaker 4: Where's your other hand?
20:09
Speaker 9: One handful of the steering wheel, one hand on the phone.
20:11
Speaker 9: What is your point?
20:11
Speaker 4: Where's your other hand?
20:13
Speaker 3: What do you mean where's his other hand?
20:15
Speaker 4: You are on one hand on the wheel, the one
20:20
Speaker 4: on the phone.
20:21
Speaker 3: What do you mean where's his other hand?
20:24
Speaker 1: Oh? Man?
20:25
Speaker 4: All right, gentlemen, you want to know you guys want
20:27
Speaker 4: to make a lamp now, you guys, You guys want
20:28
Speaker 4: to make a joke. If you fine, you want to
20:31
Speaker 4: make a joke and it's it's inappropriate and that's just
20:34
Speaker 4: it's just out of line. Yeah, you want to make
20:36
Speaker 4: a joke about this, people will die, Russ and you'll
20:38
Speaker 4: probably you know, you kill a kid. That's your It's
20:41
Speaker 4: on you.
20:43
Speaker 3: One hand on the wheel, one hand on the phone.
20:48
Speaker 4: I don't I just want to where the other hand is?
20:50
Speaker 3: What other hand. Has he got three hands?
20:52
Speaker 4: Everybody has two hands.
20:54
Speaker 3: One hand on the wheel, right, that's one.
20:58
Speaker 4: You there, I'm right here, Phil, and need to be
21:00
Speaker 4: yelled at.
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Speaker 3: Okay, one hand on the wheel, that's one.
21:03
Speaker 1: One hand on the phone.
21:06
Speaker 4: That's one.
21:07
Speaker 3: That's two.
21:08
Speaker 4: Now you said one hand on the one.
21:09
Speaker 3: Plus one equals too. Where's your other hand?
21:13
Speaker 1: Phil Henry?
21:14
Speaker 10: Show and now Phil Henry?
21:25
Speaker 1: And right now we have on the line with us.
21:27
Speaker 1: Where is a Jay Santos? Where's his where's where's his
21:30
Speaker 1: radio room? Okay, well it wasn't punched up? Oh Jay
21:34
Speaker 1: you there? Well okay, well we don't have to Jay
21:37
Speaker 1: you there.
21:39
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, Phil. You're trying to try to coordinate a
21:42
Speaker 4: couple of different things and some of the officers out
21:44
Speaker 4: on the field right now, all.
21:45
Speaker 1: Right, Jay Santos, Citizens Xivery Police. There are a lot
21:48
Speaker 1: of laws being considered now banning cell phones.
21:52
Speaker 4: Oh that's correct.
21:52
Speaker 1: Yeah, have you heard that?
21:54
Speaker 4: I have read a lot of that, Yes, I have.
21:56
Speaker 1: And you've read about the cell phone ban? And what
21:58
Speaker 1: is this based on safety? Well?
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Speaker 4: I think it's an understandable. We've had the wake up
22:02
Speaker 4: call on cell phones for a long time, filled the
22:04
Speaker 4: wake up call in many communities, a lot of them
22:07
Speaker 4: are banning them with good reason, because other than emergency communication,
22:11
Speaker 4: there doesn't seem to be any reason to use a
22:14
Speaker 4: cell phone. We know that many communities do not yet
22:16
Speaker 4: have these restrictions, but we're anticipating them, and we want
22:20
Speaker 4: to get people used to the idea that you can
22:21
Speaker 4: drive a car without without talking on a cell.
22:24
Speaker 1: Phone and that and to that end, you guys and
22:26
Speaker 1: the citizens auxiliary police just as you guys are volunteer
22:29
Speaker 1: police officers.
22:30
Speaker 4: That's correct, yes, but you.
22:31
Speaker 1: Rely upon the constitutional right to a citizens arrest, so
22:36
Speaker 1: you don't really carry a badge.
22:37
Speaker 4: We don't carry about. What we like to say, Phil,
22:39
Speaker 4: is we do walk softly. We carry a big stick.
22:42
Speaker 4: We see ourselves as an adjunct or an assist, if
22:45
Speaker 4: you will, to the police. We do some flare drops,
22:49
Speaker 4: we do some traffic control, and certainly when a situation
22:52
Speaker 4: like this arises, that cell phones are dangerous or what
22:55
Speaker 4: have you, well we like to think we're on standby
22:59
Speaker 4: for the safety of the community.
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Speaker 1: All right, Well, cell phones now being banned in a
23:03
Speaker 1: lot of different communities. Where does the citizen's auxili police
23:07
Speaker 1: come into this?
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Speaker 4: I think, first of all, Phil it's kind of a
23:09
Speaker 4: philosophical thing. If I could take you back, I remember
23:12
Speaker 4: when I was a boy, my father and my mother
23:14
Speaker 4: kissed each other good bye in the morning, and they
23:15
Speaker 4: saw each other again at night, and they hadn't spoken
23:18
Speaker 4: a word all day, and that was good enough for them,
23:20
Speaker 4: and they'd be talking to night about how their day
23:22
Speaker 4: went today. I think what you've got with a lot
23:25
Speaker 4: of cell phone users, especially a lot of women out there,
23:28
Speaker 4: they're worried about their marriages falling apart or nervous about
23:32
Speaker 4: their relations She has fallen apart. And you see a
23:34
Speaker 4: lot of these housewives that are on a cell phone
23:36
Speaker 4: with their husband trying to make sure they're in a
23:39
Speaker 4: good space. My wife has a very dear friend, Lady Liz,
23:42
Speaker 4: actually doesn't live in our community. She lives down more
23:44
Speaker 4: than Palace Verdi's, and she is constantly on the phone
23:47
Speaker 4: with her husband. Are you in a good space today
23:49
Speaker 4: and trying to work out their marriage and all this nonsense?
23:53
Speaker 4: And have you got so many marriages that are on
23:55
Speaker 4: the rocks right now?
23:56
Speaker 1: Are you saying there's a lot of people on cell
23:58
Speaker 1: phones trying to salvage their marriages.
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Speaker 4: Well, I think that I think a lot of it
24:03
Speaker 4: is that a.
24:03
Speaker 3: Lot of there's a lot of insecure relationships.
24:06
Speaker 4: I think a lot of it is that there's a
24:07
Speaker 4: lot of people driving in the car and they're talking
24:10
Speaker 4: on a phone to a therapist or a headshrinker. I
24:14
Speaker 4: remember when I was a boy. My parents are very
24:15
Speaker 4: happily married. I've got a very strong marriage. My wife
24:18
Speaker 4: and I don't need to be talking all the time.
24:20
Speaker 5: You know.
24:20
Speaker 4: It's sort of the call a psychologists call it anal
24:24
Speaker 4: compulsion because it has to do with your you know,
24:27
Speaker 4: your butt, you know, because that's what the anal thing is.
24:30
Speaker 1: And I understand that I know what that is. A
24:32
Speaker 1: Freudian term, anally compulsive. Someone who is constantly.
24:35
Speaker 4: Yeah, sounds like always with their finger in their butt,
24:38
Speaker 4: I guess is what that means. But really what we're
24:40
Speaker 4: talking about here is getting these people off the phones
24:43
Speaker 4: and getting them back to you know, you're not if
24:45
Speaker 4: you're insecure in your marriage.
24:47
Speaker 3: And well, certainly there.
24:48
Speaker 1: Are people on the phone for a variety of reasons,
24:50
Speaker 1: that is correct. Okay, so they're not just on the
24:51
Speaker 1: phone trying to salvage their failing marriages or they're you know,
24:55
Speaker 1: trying to find out if their boyfriend's in a good space.
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Speaker 1: They're on the phone, maybe with an emergency.
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Speaker 4: Correct, well, we have no problem in emergency call. But
25:04
Speaker 4: I probably a fewer than five percent of all cell
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Speaker 4: phone calls or emergency. These are people are on the
25:08
Speaker 4: phone having a conversation about horseback riding lessons, or is
25:12
Speaker 4: the furniture there yet, or I don't know. And most
25:14
Speaker 4: of them are driving with one hand. Now, other than
25:17
Speaker 4: police and the Citizen's auxiurvery police officers that I know,
25:20
Speaker 4: I don't think it's safe to drive with one hand.
25:23
Speaker 4: And so what we will be doing in the next
25:24
Speaker 4: few months in anticipation of these cell phones being banned,
25:28
Speaker 4: Citizens AUXIVERI police is traveling the roadways. We have large
25:31
Speaker 4: poster signs that read hang up, hang it up. And
25:36
Speaker 4: when you see a Citizen's aux every police officer, I
25:38
Speaker 4: canna speak to your audience right now, Phil, go ahead.
25:40
Speaker 4: When you people out there see a citizens auxivery police
25:43
Speaker 4: officer with a poster sign that we put up in
25:46
Speaker 4: the window of the van, it says hang it up.
25:49
Speaker 4: What we like to say is don't ask why, I
25:51
Speaker 4: just do it, and don't cry. Hang it up and
25:54
Speaker 4: arrival live and you'll be expected to terminate your phone conversation.
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Speaker 1: Okay, now you're gonna get the question, what if I don't.
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Speaker 1: You're not a police officer, you don't have a what
26:03
Speaker 1: if they don't terminate their phone conversation?
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Speaker 4: If they do not terminate their conversation, we're in the
26:08
Speaker 4: process of installing some monitoring equipment. We can interrupt the call,
26:11
Speaker 4: and we can tell tell you this is the citizens
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Speaker 4: Augilury Police. Please terminate the phone conversation. If you do not,
26:18
Speaker 4: and the phone conversation is I don't know what you
26:21
Speaker 4: want to call it is kind of juicy. We can
26:23
Speaker 4: roll a tape on that, all.
26:24
Speaker 1: Right, So you're taping people's phone conversations.
26:29
Speaker 4: If it's old juicy, a little thing, maybe you're not
26:31
Speaker 4: supposed to be saying it's not juicy, then obviously it's
26:35
Speaker 4: something we're not going to want to record it.
26:37
Speaker 3: Well, what do you mean by juicy?
26:38
Speaker 4: Oh little kind of something juicy talking? You know, maybe
26:42
Speaker 4: you got a boyfriend you shouldn't have, you got a
26:44
Speaker 4: girlfriend you shouldn't have. These are things I don't think
26:46
Speaker 4: people want us to hear, so we'll put hang it up.
26:49
Speaker 4: You're gonna hang it up.
26:50
Speaker 1: You guys, all right, Citizens Augenury Police Brigadier General Jay
26:53
Speaker 1: Santos with me. It's with a lot of communities banning
26:57
Speaker 1: cell phone use. You guys are out there and anti
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Speaker 1: a patient of this with a sign that says hang
27:02
Speaker 1: it up. That is correct, and you don't have any
27:04
Speaker 1: enforcement capability beyond that.
27:06
Speaker 4: We do not have any enforcement capability beyond that, but
27:09
Speaker 4: we do once we get some of this monitoring equipment installed,
27:13
Speaker 4: we can begin to monitor some of the phone calls
27:16
Speaker 4: that are out there and see what some of these
27:18
Speaker 4: people are doing. I can guarantee you that you're not
27:23
Speaker 4: gonna be having no juicy conversation.
27:26
Speaker 1: And I want to get back to just one other
27:27
Speaker 1: thing before we go to our break. And again, Jay
27:30
Speaker 1: Santis is a brigadier general with the Citizens Auxuri Police.
27:32
Speaker 1: You guys do not have any official arrest capability.
27:36
Speaker 4: Well, I wish I sort of wish you'd stop hitting that. Why, Well,
27:40
Speaker 4: I because I think that sort of undercuts our authority. No,
27:42
Speaker 4: we can't arrest, but we can when we're there and
27:45
Speaker 4: when you see our blue arm band and we wear
27:47
Speaker 4: a white pit helmet with wingtips and Bermuda shorts, and
27:50
Speaker 4: you see the blue armband and citizens Luxuri police. It
27:53
Speaker 4: causes some people's calling to you know, they might lose
27:58
Speaker 4: their mud a little bit, and so what we're trying to.
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Speaker 1: Do is, all right, well, they may lose their mud,
28:04
Speaker 1: as you put it, or they get it, they get
28:05
Speaker 1: freaked out by it. But you guys can't arrest. You
28:08
Speaker 1: can't even legally monitor their phone conversation, can you.
28:12
Speaker 4: So what we're doing is we're not going to legally
28:14
Speaker 4: We're not a monitor or anything like that. I'm already
28:17
Speaker 4: doing anything with the tape if it's juicy. I just
28:19
Speaker 4: I'm just telling you, if you have a juicy conversation,
28:21
Speaker 4: I'm gonna want to listen in on it.
28:23
Speaker 3: So it's sort of almost a threat of blackmail.
28:27
Speaker 4: No, absolutely not, it's against the law.
28:29
Speaker 1: It's just that if I'm having a conversation with the
28:31
Speaker 1: maid who I'm having an affair with, I wouldn't want
28:33
Speaker 1: you guys hearing that. So I'm going to hang it up.
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Speaker 4: You better believe it. You better believe it.
28:38
Speaker 1: Jay Santos the Citizens on ZII Police. Just in case
28:41
Speaker 1: you didn't hear, Governor George Pataki, for instance, of New
28:44
Speaker 1: York State, has proposed a statewide band on driving while
28:48
Speaker 1: using a handheld cellular phone a move. Other states are
28:51
Speaker 1: also considering, amid concerns about whether chatting drivers are more
28:54
Speaker 1: easily distracted and more likely to crash. Phil Henry's Show.
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Speaker 3: And now more on the Phil Andry Show.
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Speaker 4: Really, what I'm talking about, Philly, is that you know,
29:15
Speaker 4: when I was a little boy, right, my mother, my
29:19
Speaker 4: father got a package at our doorstep and this was
29:23
Speaker 4: addressed to my father and this game from the US mail.
29:26
Speaker 4: And when he opened it up, it contained pictures of
29:29
Speaker 4: my mother.
29:31
Speaker 1: And what was she She was in a compromising position,
29:33
Speaker 1: Yes she was.
29:35
Speaker 4: She was having sass with another individual and it was
29:40
Speaker 4: very graphic. And I've never forgotten that. And I realized
29:44
Speaker 4: that that's the I guess you could say that's the
29:47
Speaker 4: fruits of a failed marriage. You got to work hard
29:50
Speaker 4: on your marriage. And don't think you're going to do
29:51
Speaker 4: it on a cell phone. And uh, because I canna
29:55
Speaker 4: tell you right now. If you're on a cell phone
29:57
Speaker 4: and we put up our poster board says hang it up,
29:59
Speaker 4: you stay owner, and a conversation juicy. Uh. If we
30:03
Speaker 4: were less than scrupulous people, maybe your husband would be
30:06
Speaker 4: getting some juice pictures of you.
30:08
Speaker 3: Well, what are you talking about?
30:09
Speaker 4: You talking about blackmailing people, So I'm not I'm just saying,
30:13
Speaker 4: just understand that these conversations can be monitored.
30:17
Speaker 1: Well and listen, that was the threat that you would
30:19
Speaker 1: monitor them. But let's take a phone call here. Bring
30:21
Speaker 1: it to General Jay Santos. Citizen's auxili police. Carolyn, Hi,
30:24
Speaker 1: you're on the Phil Henry Show.
30:26
Speaker 7: Uh yeah.
30:27
Speaker 6: My big deal is I understand you want to.
30:29
Speaker 7: Help the police and all that. You keep talking about
30:30
Speaker 7: the conversations themselves. Okay, how about.
30:33
Speaker 6: The fact that it's just bad to be driving.
30:36
Speaker 7: And talking because a lot of people can't walk and she's.
30:37
Speaker 6: Done at the same time.
30:38
Speaker 4: Well, that's that's a good point, Carolyn. And one of
30:40
Speaker 4: the things we found as a lot of people can't
30:42
Speaker 4: drive with one hand. They need both hands on a wheel.
30:46
Speaker 4: That's true, and as a matter of fact, but they're
30:48
Speaker 4: having some juice. My big point is, well, you're on
30:50
Speaker 4: a cell phone right now. To see, I've got a
30:53
Speaker 4: dilemma right now, and my delamm is I'm talking to
30:56
Speaker 4: you and I want to talk to you, but you're
30:58
Speaker 4: on a cell phone. Almost feel like I'm like you're
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Speaker 4: violating me somehow. I talk to the long cell phone,
31:04
Speaker 4: because you.
31:04
Speaker 6: Know how I lid unless you put yourself in that situation.
31:06
Speaker 6: You know how you're on the radio.
31:08
Speaker 4: You know how I feel about it out there, but
31:10
Speaker 4: you know how I feel about it. Yet you went
31:11
Speaker 4: ahead and just called me up on a cell phone.
31:13
Speaker 6: Well, did you not.
31:14
Speaker 7: Want anybody in common about yourself?
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Speaker 3: I mean, what are you gonna call it?
31:17
Speaker 7: All?
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Speaker 3: Carolyn?
31:18
Speaker 1: The laws are not I mean they're proposing the laws
31:21
Speaker 1: jay in a lot of states, okay, and obviously it's
31:23
Speaker 1: not illegal where Carolyn is.
31:25
Speaker 4: Well, it just feels like, oh, yeah, I've never been
31:29
Speaker 4: in jail, but it's like a jail rape or something
31:33
Speaker 4: because I happened to be a citizens auxury police officer.
31:36
Speaker 6: Okay, what's uh for one? I believe this is kind
31:39
Speaker 6: of an easy jail rate to be calling yourself a
31:41
Speaker 6: brigadier general.
31:42
Speaker 7: Okay, a brigadier general of an auxiliary police thing.
31:45
Speaker 6: If y'all really want to make it a statement, and
31:47
Speaker 6: I'm not.
31:48
Speaker 7: Down in your organization, just the fact that you want
31:50
Speaker 7: to deem yourself a brigadier general.
31:51
Speaker 4: I have a brigadier general. We got Elvis Major Elvis
31:53
Speaker 4: Newtoness commander of the of the Citizens auxiury police in
31:57
Speaker 4: the five different chapters we have.
31:59
Speaker 7: Well that that's fine, but I'll tell you what else
32:01
Speaker 7: you can do that'll serve the public a whole lot better.
32:04
Speaker 6: And I'm not saying cell phones are bad because you know, yeah, I'm.
32:07
Speaker 7: Talking on one on the phone, but if I got
32:09
Speaker 7: in a bad tracking situation, I'd throw it on the floorboard.
32:11
Speaker 4: And well, here's the whole deal, uh, for you to
32:14
Speaker 4: call me on a cell phones like you slapping me
32:16
Speaker 4: in the face. I know you didn't mean to do it.
32:19
Speaker 4: I know you didn't mean to do it, but I
32:21
Speaker 4: feel like you've all you know, like you lubricated a
32:23
Speaker 4: broom handle.
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Speaker 6: Oh come on, man, No I was going to do
32:27
Speaker 6: that to you, sir.
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Speaker 7: I wouldn't even lubricate. But anyway I make it is
32:32
Speaker 7: to do something to help out the police. Because you
32:34
Speaker 7: call yourself a citizen's auxiliar police.
32:37
Speaker 6: Why don't you park yourself on corners, you.
32:40
Speaker 7: Know, school yards are housing and try to help the
32:43
Speaker 7: police catch some of these freaks picking up kids.
32:45
Speaker 4: You're kind of you're kind of you're kind of a tomboy,
32:47
Speaker 4: aren't you a tomboy? A tom boy?
32:50
Speaker 7: No, sir, I don't consider myself a tomboy.
32:52
Speaker 4: Why would you say that, you know what I mean
32:53
Speaker 4: by tom boy?
32:54
Speaker 7: Right, I'm assuming.
32:57
Speaker 1: Why would you out a little like you said.
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Speaker 4: You wouldn't lubricate the broom handle?
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Speaker 3: Okay, Carolyn, thank you? What are you focusing on that for?
33:06
Speaker 4: I was monitoring that conversation, by the way, Phil, And
33:09
Speaker 4: what were you doing? I was monitoring that we were
33:12
Speaker 4: using with the monitoring equipment and monitor that conversation.
33:15
Speaker 3: You were monitoring the conversation you were just having with her.
33:17
Speaker 4: That is correct.
33:19
Speaker 3: Well, of course you were monitoring it. You were on
33:21
Speaker 3: the phone with her.
33:22
Speaker 4: Yeah, but we were using it. So what are you saying?
33:26
Speaker 3: Were you using your monitoring equipment?
33:27
Speaker 5: Right?
33:28
Speaker 4: Any were you on that? Yeah?
33:30
Speaker 1: Well what do you need to do that for?
33:31
Speaker 3: You could have just rolled a tape on the phone
33:33
Speaker 3: that you're on, Eddie.
33:35
Speaker 4: Phil says, we could have just rolled a tape on
33:36
Speaker 4: the phone.
33:36
Speaker 1: Or on what is he a moron? He doesn't know
33:39
Speaker 1: that either. Here is Houston on the Phil Henry Show. Hello, Houston,
33:46
Speaker 1: go ahead, sir, h.
33:48
Speaker 8: Yeah, I was just the guy that's got the gallop
33:51
Speaker 8: the cell phone in the marriage with his parents and
33:53
Speaker 8: the problems with his mother and the pictures and all
33:54
Speaker 8: this kind of stuff. It sounds like it's goin a
33:56
Speaker 8: personal vendetta running around in his head.
33:59
Speaker 4: Ah, I asked you, it's just a flat question. Do
34:01
Speaker 4: you use a cell phone in public?
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Speaker 8: I'm using a cell phone right now in public? Get
34:05
Speaker 8: my drive cleaner, which I die in the car?
34:07
Speaker 4: What's the point? Uh? See? Once again you're calling me up.
34:11
Speaker 4: That's like violating me in a holding cellf.
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Speaker 9: What do you mean.
34:20
Speaker 4: You know how I feel about cell phone? What do
34:21
Speaker 4: you what do you find so funny?
34:23
Speaker 9: Well?
34:23
Speaker 8: What what I find so funny is that it seems
34:25
Speaker 8: like you're give a personal vendetta against everybody's using a
34:28
Speaker 8: cell phone because your your parents' marriage wasn't successing.
34:31
Speaker 4: No I'm saying, I'm saying, you know your position and
34:34
Speaker 4: this it's Michael right, and it's Mike r Right. Okay, Michael,
34:38
Speaker 4: most of these women that are out there, you're a man.
34:39
Speaker 4: I understand you needed for business. Most of these women
34:41
Speaker 4: are out there on a cell phone trying to save
34:44
Speaker 4: their failing marriages, trying to save failing relations.
34:46
Speaker 9: I completely disagree.
34:47
Speaker 8: I'll see I used make it your broad hand, broad
34:50
Speaker 8: handed statement.
34:50
Speaker 4: A lot of these women during the day. A lot
34:52
Speaker 4: of these housewives don't work. They're calling their husband, they're
34:55
Speaker 4: having some kind of a nervous break.
34:57
Speaker 8: Oh my god, what century were you born in?
34:59
Speaker 4: What's that?
35:00
Speaker 8: All the housewives that don't work? I have I have
35:02
Speaker 8: male friends who stay at home. Who who are the children?
35:06
Speaker 4: And the wives work? And well a lot of these
35:09
Speaker 4: people are trying to save marriages, are trying to you know,
35:11
Speaker 4: are you in a good space? Can I talk to
35:13
Speaker 4: you right?
35:13
Speaker 1: Man?
35:13
Speaker 8: What to do with doting a cell phone in the car?
35:16
Speaker 6: About the point is your why they talked on the
35:18
Speaker 6: cell phone?
35:18
Speaker 1: So what are you saying? Jay saying? It's a lot
35:19
Speaker 1: of frivolous.
35:20
Speaker 4: Conversation, unnecessary conversation. My mother and father got along fine,
35:24
Speaker 4: and your mother and father.
35:25
Speaker 3: Got along fight until your dad received pictures of your mother.
35:29
Speaker 4: That is correct that I cannot argue with.
35:31
Speaker 1: Okay, do you suppose if your dad was talking to
35:34
Speaker 1: your mom on a cell phone that your mother wouldn't
35:36
Speaker 1: have been out having an affair.
35:37
Speaker 4: I do not know the answer to that, and I
35:39
Speaker 4: I just know it hurt me very deeply, my father
35:41
Speaker 4: getting pictures in the male black and white of my
35:45
Speaker 4: mother in every conceivable kind of sexual ruse. And I
35:49
Speaker 4: think it's it's tough.
35:52
Speaker 8: Well, you know, I feel for you in that respect
35:54
Speaker 8: and everything your old boy to.
35:56
Speaker 4: Find him too, because he left them laying around.
35:59
Speaker 1: Okay, that's the whole thing. Yeah, that's you.
36:02
Speaker 3: That's right.
36:03
Speaker 1: You and the rest of the stuff very very pro
36:05
Speaker 1: just it's it was, it's very personal stuff.
36:08
Speaker 3: Jay, I say, that's very personal stuff.
36:10
Speaker 6: It is personally understand that.
36:12
Speaker 4: Well, let let's get back to these women to call
36:14
Speaker 4: her husband's thirty forty times a day at work, interrupting
36:16
Speaker 4: a man's work, making it hard to get work done. Uh,
36:20
Speaker 4: this is what I'm talking about, Michael. I'm not talking
36:21
Speaker 4: about you, but I would wish that you if you
36:25
Speaker 4: call me, called me from your home.
36:29
Speaker 6: Saying you may couldn't wait till I got home.
36:31
Speaker 4: I understand. It just feels like he just took off
36:33
Speaker 4: a rubber glove and just went ahead and just kneeled
36:35
Speaker 4: me right across the face with it, and and yeah haha,
36:39
Speaker 4: but that's how I feel.
36:41
Speaker 1: All right, Look, Michael, thanks for your call. I know
36:42
Speaker 1: that you're in the dry cleaners right now. So those
36:45
Speaker 1: people calling from all over the place. One eight hundred
36:47
Speaker 1: and four four nine eight six eighty six. This is
36:49
Speaker 1: Russ on the Phil Henry Show.
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Speaker 3: Hello, Yes, yes, sir.
36:52
Speaker 9: I wandered to comment about this h individual about the
36:54
Speaker 9: cell phone. I think somebody liked him is extremely combat
36:58
Speaker 9: I his techniques are very combat. And I'll tell you what,
37:00
Speaker 9: if you ever came up to me when I'm driving
37:02
Speaker 9: and told me to put my cell phone down, he'd
37:03
Speaker 9: get hurt.
37:04
Speaker 4: No, hold on, see you over you are you? Are
37:06
Speaker 4: you overreacting? We put a sign, We put up a
37:09
Speaker 4: sign in the window.
37:10
Speaker 9: You're stepping over the line and the window technique. Your
37:13
Speaker 9: technique is here, I say, But I don't.
37:16
Speaker 4: Get anybody and tell him to put the phone down.
37:18
Speaker 4: We put a sign up in the window that says
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Speaker 4: hang it up.
37:21
Speaker 9: I heard I heard earlier that you would go in
37:23
Speaker 9: and then I guess tap their phone.
37:24
Speaker 4: And no, no, no, no, no, no, I don't think
37:27
Speaker 4: you are. What we do is we do have phone
37:29
Speaker 4: monitoring equipment, and we put up a sign and the
37:31
Speaker 4: winner says hang it up. First of all, this is
37:32
Speaker 4: done in a car.
37:33
Speaker 3: Phil, all right, so you guys are mobile.
37:35
Speaker 5: We're mobile.
37:36
Speaker 4: We see this guy, what's your name, Russ? We see
37:38
Speaker 4: Russ on the phone I'll put a sign up and
37:39
Speaker 4: the Winniss hang it up. If Russ looks over at
37:42
Speaker 4: me and stays on the phone, then maybe we can
37:44
Speaker 4: tap into that conversation he's having.
37:46
Speaker 9: And I'll tell you it's a little juicy sales and
37:49
Speaker 9: I and I have to use a cell phone. And
37:50
Speaker 9: I'm telling you it's somebody that you came up to
37:52
Speaker 9: me and pulled.
37:53
Speaker 4: That's my father was in sales.
37:54
Speaker 5: You get hurt.
37:55
Speaker 4: My father was My father was in sales and he
37:58
Speaker 4: didn't need a cell phone.
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Speaker 9: What did he sell toilet cleaners?
38:02
Speaker 4: Well, this is fact.
38:03
Speaker 9: They something completely different.
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Speaker 6: Very and I have to have a phone.
38:08
Speaker 9: And I'm telling you if somebody like you tried to interrupt.
38:10
Speaker 4: Your minding car, we're monitoring your car. Right you get hurt,
38:13
Speaker 4: You're we're monitoring your car right now?
38:15
Speaker 5: Yeah?
38:15
Speaker 4: Good for you. Yeah, So what do you think of that?
38:18
Speaker 6: I really don't care you.
38:20
Speaker 4: Get hurt. Well, I'm monitoring your car right now. What
38:22
Speaker 4: you can do about it?
38:23
Speaker 1: All right, gentlemen?
38:24
Speaker 4: No, no, no, he started it. I'm monitoring your car
38:26
Speaker 4: right now. What you can do about it?
38:27
Speaker 6: You know, I don't really don't care if you're call
38:29
Speaker 6: im talk.
38:30
Speaker 9: About the fact that what you're doing trying to get
38:32
Speaker 9: people to stop using your cell phones when they need them.
38:34
Speaker 9: You know, I admit there's some people out there that
38:36
Speaker 9: maybe you're not as coordinated and shouldn't be using a phone.
38:39
Speaker 6: How do I How do I know everybody?
38:40
Speaker 4: How do I know you are? Let's talk about you.
38:42
Speaker 4: Could you drive with one hand? I can drive with
38:45
Speaker 4: zero you can drive with zero hands? What do you
38:48
Speaker 4: drive with?
38:51
Speaker 9: I drive with a hand? What's your point?
38:53
Speaker 4: Where's your other hand?
38:55
Speaker 3: It's on his phone? Okay, all right?
38:57
Speaker 6: Yeah, I say it's on my phone.
38:58
Speaker 4: You know that's what's also be good question.
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Speaker 9: So what's your point? You're trying to make a point.
39:05
Speaker 5: Make it.
39:06
Speaker 4: I just made my point.
39:07
Speaker 9: No, you didn't make a point.
39:08
Speaker 4: Yeah, I believe I did. I don't think you're listening.
39:11
Speaker 9: You didn't make it.
39:11
Speaker 4: Got one hand on the wheel, one hand on the phone.
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Speaker 4: Where's your other hand?
39:15
Speaker 9: One handful of the steering wheel, one hand on the phone.
39:16
Speaker 9: What is your point?
39:17
Speaker 4: Where's your other hand?
39:19
Speaker 3: What do you mean where's his other hand?
39:21
Speaker 5: You said?
39:22
Speaker 3: Are?
39:22
Speaker 5: You said?
39:24
Speaker 3: One hand on the wheel, one on the phone. What
39:26
Speaker 3: do you mean where's his other hand?
39:30
Speaker 7: Oh?
39:30
Speaker 3: Man?
39:30
Speaker 4: All right, gentlemen, you want to know. You guys want
39:32
Speaker 4: to make a lamp.
39:33
Speaker 6: Now, you guys, you guys want to make if.
39:35
Speaker 4: You have abdine, you want to make a joke and
39:38
Speaker 4: it's it's inappropriate and it's just it's just line. Yeah,
39:41
Speaker 4: you want to make a joke about this, people will die,
39:43
Speaker 4: Russ and you'll probably you know, you kill a kid.
39:46
Speaker 4: That's your It's on you.
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Speaker 3: One hand on the wheel, one hand on the phone.
39:53
Speaker 4: I don't I just wonder where the other hand is.
39:55
Speaker 3: What other hand has he got three hands?
39:58
Speaker 4: Everybody has two hands.
40:00
Speaker 3: One hand on the wheel, that's one.
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Speaker 4: You there, all right here, Phil, I don't need to
40:05
Speaker 4: be yelled at.
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Speaker 3: Okay, one hand on the wheel, that's one.
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Speaker 1: One hand on the phone, that's one. That's two.
40:13
Speaker 4: Now you said one hand on the.
40:14
Speaker 1: One plus one equals too. Where's your other hand? Phil
40:19
Speaker 1: Henry Show.
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Speaker 10: This is the Phil Henry Show with Jay Santos.
40:53
Speaker 1: From the Citizens Auxiliary Police substation in Hawthorne, California, as
40:56
Speaker 1: he talks to us about monitoring people on cell phones,
41:00
Speaker 1: states taking measures to eliminate altogether people using cellular phones
41:04
Speaker 1: in cars. And you are out on the highway with
41:08
Speaker 1: the Citizens of AUXII police, basically letting people know they
41:10
Speaker 1: ought to hang it up. You've got signs that say
41:12
Speaker 1: hang it up. You've also said you're monitoring some of
41:15
Speaker 1: those conversations or you're installing that kind of equipment.
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Speaker 3: And what about the headset?
41:20
Speaker 1: What about the the non and non invasive, But what
41:23
Speaker 1: about the seemingly safe use of the headsets?
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Speaker 4: Philly, you repeat that we had a call coming in.
41:29
Speaker 3: What about the headsets?
41:32
Speaker 4: Those headsets and clip on. That's correct, that are hands free,
41:35
Speaker 4: That is correct, all right? Those headsets are for official
41:39
Speaker 4: use only. Originally, when we saw people wearing those headsets,
41:42
Speaker 4: they were dispatchers, generally people who worked in air traffic
41:45
Speaker 4: control towers. The police use them. We have citizens ol
41:48
Speaker 4: ZERI police use them. Somewhere along the line, the people
41:51
Speaker 4: at McDonald's thought they had the right, and the people
41:54
Speaker 4: Jack and Maawk's too had the right to utilize official equipment.
41:59
Speaker 4: I don't know where that started, and certainly we are
42:01
Speaker 4: looking into it. I know many state agencies are looking
42:03
Speaker 4: into it.
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Speaker 1: But what do you mean McDonald's.
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Speaker 4: If you go to the drive through at McDonald sir,
42:10
Speaker 4: you see the person who takes your money is wearing
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Speaker 4: an official dispatch headset. That is, we do not agree
42:17
Speaker 4: with that, and we do not agree that people should
42:19
Speaker 4: use those in their cars as for officially use only.
42:23
Speaker 1: Well, I don't know. I mean a guy McDonald's is
42:26
Speaker 1: using this, So we can take your change.
42:27
Speaker 4: That is totally the use of law enforcement equipment.
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Speaker 1: Okay, one eight hundred and four four nine eighty six.
42:36
Speaker 1: This is Fred on the Phil Henry Show.
42:38
Speaker 5: Hello, Jay, why don't you get a real job and
42:41
Speaker 5: keep your nose out of other people's business?
42:43
Speaker 4: All right, listen, I'm not kept putting my nose in
42:45
Speaker 4: any business that isn't already the providence of most states
42:48
Speaker 4: who are considering this, what's the you know, what do
42:51
Speaker 4: you do for it? You don't have to have me
42:52
Speaker 4: tell you what are you gonna do? In the state
42:53
Speaker 4: tells you like a highway patrol officer tells you you
42:56
Speaker 4: got to stop using your cell phone.
42:58
Speaker 5: Well, when it becomes allow, considerate them. But you don't
43:01
Speaker 5: have the right to go out there and tell anybody
43:03
Speaker 5: to do so.
43:04
Speaker 4: If I pull up next to you in a citizen's
43:06
Speaker 4: auxuri police suburban and I put a sign in the
43:09
Speaker 4: window that says hang it up, what are you gonna do?
43:13
Speaker 5: I'm certainly not gonna hang my phone up for you.
43:16
Speaker 4: And if I start monitoring some of your conversation, it
43:19
Speaker 4: gets a little juicy.
43:20
Speaker 5: That's against the law. Well, I don't have juicy calls
43:23
Speaker 5: on the phone line anyway.
43:25
Speaker 4: You do not what?
43:26
Speaker 5: I don't have juicy telephone calls anyway?
43:28
Speaker 4: So you'd like all of us to believe is that correct?
43:30
Speaker 4: You know what, when I was a young boy and
43:33
Speaker 4: my father received a package with a.
43:35
Speaker 5: Heard that garb But go tell us facts because we
43:38
Speaker 5: could care less.
43:40
Speaker 4: You call the trauma that I suffered as a child garbage.
43:43
Speaker 4: How'd you like to get a package of eight by tens?
43:48
Speaker 5: Maybe you should go out and sell them. You know you,
43:51
Speaker 5: like all the rest of the bed waters in this country,
43:53
Speaker 5: attempted to dead waters? What other people do?
43:55
Speaker 4: Buddy, you get a package of eight by tens with
43:57
Speaker 4: pictures of your wife? I don't think you'll find that.
44:00
Speaker 1: Well, who's going to be taking.
44:01
Speaker 5: Those who told you that headphones were law enforcement official equipment?
44:06
Speaker 5: Who told you that? I'm sorry, I said, who told
44:10
Speaker 5: you that headphones were law enforcement official?
44:13
Speaker 4: And you're talking about the ones they use at McDonald's.
44:16
Speaker 5: They have headsets for telephone cell phones now.
44:18
Speaker 4: That is that, And I say that those should be
44:20
Speaker 4: made illegal, yes sir, yes, sir.
44:22
Speaker 1: And because my point is that those headsets could make
44:26
Speaker 1: a person it could be safer for someone to drive being.
44:29
Speaker 3: On the cell phone.
44:30
Speaker 4: But they are not allowed to use those because those
44:32
Speaker 4: are for air traffic control and police use only. And
44:36
Speaker 4: you call me a bedwet or not that I'm out
44:37
Speaker 4: there trying to save your life.
44:39
Speaker 5: You're not. So I'm trying to save my life, but
44:41
Speaker 5: I don't need you to save my life.
44:43
Speaker 4: You go to McDonald's, you see a headset on and
44:46
Speaker 4: you don't get confused.
44:47
Speaker 5: Confused about what? I don't get confused.
44:52
Speaker 4: Maybe you do. You know you're laughing a lot, Fred,
44:56
Speaker 4: And I'm wondering why you laugh as a nervous laugh,
44:58
Speaker 4: because you're a joke. I'm a joke trying to save live.
45:01
Speaker 4: You are a joke trying to save lives. You go
45:04
Speaker 4: to McDonald's, sir, and you see a girl taking your
45:07
Speaker 4: money and she's wearing a headset, and you don't think
45:09
Speaker 4: you're talking to a highway patrol officer. Steel, I got
45:15
Speaker 4: to lay off the cigarettes.
45:16
Speaker 3: I know it's James. You're on a Phil Henry show.
45:18
Speaker 5: Hello, Hi, This guy.
45:21
Speaker 9: Really intrigues me.
45:23
Speaker 1: You know.
45:23
Speaker 11: It's interesting, Officer Brigadier General whatever that.
45:26
Speaker 4: James, when you go to McDonald's and they wear the headset,
45:29
Speaker 4: that doesn't remind you of the police dispatch, not at all.
45:32
Speaker 11: Because any type of uh AfOR that never thought me
45:36
Speaker 11: has never had one of those odds.
45:37
Speaker 4: No, but the police dispatch officers you've seen in the TV.
45:41
Speaker 11: Think that's TV.
45:42
Speaker 5: That's TV.
45:43
Speaker 11: You get out of the make believe world. You know
45:46
Speaker 11: how many secretaries use.
45:47
Speaker 6: That to answer the phone.
45:48
Speaker 4: How many people, let me ask them, how many people
45:50
Speaker 4: who work to drive through McDonald's are talking down a
45:52
Speaker 4: burning plane or requesting extra cheese on a quarter pounders?
45:56
Speaker 11: Okay, what difference does that make?
45:57
Speaker 1: This?
45:58
Speaker 11: That actual headset self on is for safety reason?
46:02
Speaker 4: That is correct?
46:02
Speaker 11: But okay, well then that's.
46:04
Speaker 4: The way they show a be it's too official looking.
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Speaker 11: First of all, you know what, I've been listening to
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Speaker 11: you for about the half past twenty minutes or a
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Speaker 11: half hour.
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Speaker 4: It's correct, you really according to OCO.
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Speaker 11: I can understand you've been traumatized by these pictures, but
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Speaker 11: you're trying to make every tick, every conversation by a
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Speaker 11: woman on a phone like their marriage is in problem.
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Speaker 11: You know what, maybe your parents had a problem, and
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Speaker 11: you know that's for you to deal with. It's not
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Speaker 11: for you to try and enforce your non authority on everybody.
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Speaker 4: Well, James, the morning's what you're doing the morning ever
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Speaker 4: arrives in your house when you get a Manila envelope
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Speaker 4: dropped at your front door, and you pull from that
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Speaker 4: Malilla envelope four or five black and white glossy photographs
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Speaker 4: of your wife on her hands and knees. You know what?
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Speaker 11: Those are your personal issues you and that.
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Speaker 4: Isn't a guardian angel standing behind her. Other drivers may
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Speaker 4: see you using a headset and misconstrue you as a
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Speaker 4: law enforcement officer. What would you use your person deal
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Speaker 4: with if you're wearing.
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Speaker 11: A head you would be problems with that trying to
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Speaker 11: push that on everybody in this country, James.
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Speaker 4: If you're wearing a headset and someone confuses you for
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Speaker 4: a law enforcement officer, there may be a hostage situation.
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Speaker 4: A child may be rescuing. They see you wearing a
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Speaker 4: headset as you drive down the street. They ask for
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Speaker 4: your assistance in retrieving a hostage. You could be put
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Speaker 4: in peril.
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Speaker 1: Wait a minute, Wait a second.
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Speaker 4: You know, I don't care.
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Speaker 1: Wait a second. This guy's driving down the street wearing
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Speaker 1: a headset and suddenly suddenly wants some to negotiate a
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Speaker 1: hostage release.
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Speaker 4: I'm just saying it's possible.
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Speaker 1: And it's that you got to be a complete and
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Speaker 1: utter idiot to think that a guy wearing a headset
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Speaker 1: at McDonald's taking your change should be talking down a
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Speaker 1: burning plane.
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Speaker 4: I've seen a lot of worse mistakes, man, I can
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Speaker 4: tell you that, so Jay.
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Speaker 1: Santas and the citizens auxiliary police, and at least New
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Speaker 1: York is considered out lawing. And I saw a thing
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Speaker 1: on television last night where a car was like mangled
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Speaker 1: and a little girl was killed as the result.
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Speaker 3: Some people say of cell phone use.
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Speaker 4: And now it's not some people say somebody, I mean
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Speaker 4: a lot of people say that.
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Speaker 1: Well, a lot of people may be saying about I
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Speaker 1: don't hear a lot of people saying and all these
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Speaker 1: women are on their cell phone trying to save their
48:19
Speaker 1: failing marriages, and something about eight by tens that your
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Speaker 1: father got black and whites, and a guy wearing a
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Speaker 1: headset that ought to be worn by a police dispatcher,
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Speaker 1: and somebody thinks he's a cop and wants him to
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Speaker 1: rescue a kid from a burning building. All of this
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Speaker 1: stuff is way out there, man, and I hope you
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Speaker 1: understand that.
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Speaker 4: That's right. I think you're the one that's trying to
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Speaker 4: understand we're up against law enforcement.
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Speaker 3: You want to say that in English?
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Speaker 4: Now, I said, I think you're You're very rude, sir.
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Speaker 1: Just say it in English.
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Speaker 4: Okay, you're the one that understands what we're up against
48:49
Speaker 4: in law enforcement.
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Speaker 3: Thank you said, I understand.
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Speaker 4: I meant you don't understand.
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Speaker 1: Okay. Here is Kim on The Phil Henry Show. Hello Kim, Hello, Hello,
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Speaker 1: Just go ahead.
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Speaker 12: I think you're an absolute joke. I'm a woman business
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Speaker 12: owner and I use my cell phone so that I
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Speaker 12: continue to be a working mom and take my kids
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Speaker 12: to school and conduct business at the same time. Not
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Speaker 12: need a cell phone to be able to save my marriage.
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Speaker 12: My marriage is fine.
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Speaker 6: And your issue with your father.
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Speaker 12: Receiving photos, that's nothing related to a cell phone. Cell
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Speaker 12: phones weren't even around.
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Speaker 6: At the time.
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Speaker 4: But I ask you a question, ma'am, what business what
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Speaker 4: business are you conducting on a cell phone that is
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Speaker 4: so necessary that you imperil the lives.
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Speaker 6: Of other drivers around business.
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Speaker 4: That isn't my one million dollar business. That's your one
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Speaker 4: million dollar business. My fav's bringing the guy you kill
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Speaker 4: and ma'am, the man that you kill on the freeway.
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Speaker 4: We got your one million dollars mom? All right? Man,
49:55
Speaker 4: can I say something? Your one million dollar business isn't
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Speaker 4: the man who you kill on the freeway? That isn't
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Speaker 4: his business? Or the child you kill that is their business?
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Speaker 5: Oh?
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Speaker 4: Sure, yeah, you wouldn't kill anybody.
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Speaker 6: Issue is is that I am more careful and we're
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Speaker 6: gonna take your word for that?
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Speaker 12: While I'm talking on the phone.
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Speaker 4: On the phone, let me ask them. Are we supposed
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Speaker 4: to take your word for that? Is that? It is
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Speaker 4: that we're gonna take Kim's word because she also one
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Speaker 4: million dollars? But is it a dry cleaning business or something.
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Speaker 12: You're a deferent man and you tend to save.
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Speaker 4: Lives, that's correct. You take my word to that.
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Speaker 6: You'd like me to take your word, then you're gonna
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Speaker 6: have to take mind.
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Speaker 4: You were the headset. You were in the headset?
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Speaker 12: What not everyone is about?
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Speaker 4: You wear in a headset?
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Speaker 6: You're driving me your issues?
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Speaker 5: Sir?
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Speaker 4: All right? I have an issue I understand my father
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Speaker 4: received five eight by ten glosses of my mother on
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Speaker 4: her hands, and we got that already.
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Speaker 1: Man, we understand.
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Speaker 11: That's all right.
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Speaker 4: I have an issue now, will you admit.
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Speaker 12: Emphasized with your situation?
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Speaker 4: Yes, man, that is correctthetic, all right, thank you is is? Yeah,
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Speaker 4: get over it. I need something out, all right. I
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Speaker 4: will get over that if you'll get over your failing
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Speaker 4: marriage and get off the phone.
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Speaker 6: Dear, My marriage does not.
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Speaker 12: My marriage couldn't be better the world of my husband, right, yeah, believe.
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Speaker 6: Me very well. Last night we don't have to worry
51:17
Speaker 6: about sisters coming in.
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Speaker 4: That's people who have a fight always make love good
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Speaker 4: after the fight.
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Speaker 6: Dear. Yeah, then yea, not even okay?
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Speaker 3: Look how taking it all over the world forget it?
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Speaker 4: Would you like to know something, Kim, what we've been
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Speaker 4: monitoring this phone conversation all along?
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Speaker 7: Good?
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Speaker 4: Huh good, we've been monitoring what.
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Speaker 12: You don't know enough tectical issues to be monitoring that.
51:42
Speaker 12: You have been monitoring anything all we have and.
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Speaker 4: I know everything you've said.
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Speaker 1: It may be called the state belief because you're talking
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Speaker 1: to you, you're talking to that so does.
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Speaker 13: So does what the man who's training.
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Speaker 6: Everybody knows what I do. They don't have listen to
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Speaker 6: the radio station now and you like to be coffee
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Speaker 6: because they don't have.
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Speaker 12: My connected to myself and I could be mind train you.
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Speaker 4: They don't have our monitoring equipment.
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Speaker 3: They were listening on the radio.
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Speaker 6: Oh yeah, and you developed it in your garage.
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Speaker 4: That's right, developed my garage. It's you know something I
52:18
Speaker 4: said you are I think, I think you're in. I
52:21
Speaker 4: think you're an emasculating female, and I think you do
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Speaker 4: have problems and you turn up to me is actually
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Speaker 4: like a drawn out.
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Speaker 13: I can't hear you, bunny. State are broken. I do
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Speaker 13: ultimized organization swings into action, which it may be called
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Speaker 13: the state police, state troopers, militia arrangers are.
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Speaker 4: The citizen's auxiliary police.
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Speaker 13: These are the stories I said, I've enforced and preserved
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Speaker 13: our state laws.
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Speaker 1: Shut up. Well, there is one from the archives from
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Speaker 1: Jay Sanders and the citizens Auxiliary Police. As Jay is
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Speaker 1: monitoring your phone calls out there, and if you're wearing
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