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Hour 2: Savannah Guthrie's mom. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Mark sim On seventeen w momar well thirty five degrees today.
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Speaker 1: It's gonna practice eight wave here today. Lots to get
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Speaker 1: to this hour. The Savannah Guthrie story is so sad.
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Speaker 1: Savannah Guthrie's mother lives in Phoenix. The sister, her sister
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Speaker 1: lives near the mother. Some of the family lives near
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Speaker 1: the mother. They took her out to dinner, they brought
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Speaker 1: her home, dropped her off, she went home. This was
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Speaker 1: Saturday night, and then Sunday mornings she didn't show up
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Speaker 1: at church, which she always does, and then neighbor's family
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Speaker 1: everybody got suspicious, went to the house and checked. She
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Speaker 1: wasn't there No sign of the mother, who's in her eighties.
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Speaker 1: And the mother's very sharp. No it's not an Alzheimer's
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Speaker 1: thing or dimension. Mother's a sharp as can be, but
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Speaker 1: not very mobile. She can't walk more than really fifty feet,
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Speaker 1: can't really go out on her own. So they call
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Speaker 1: the police to look for the mother. The police investigate
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Speaker 1: and it's now believed the mother was taken from her
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Speaker 1: house because everything was left there. The mother, their phone
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Speaker 1: was left, her car keys, her keys, everything, and she
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Speaker 1: has medicine she has to take every day that keeps
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Speaker 1: her alive. The medicine was there, she didn't take it
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Speaker 1: with her. Then the police later said they found some
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Speaker 1: blood on the scene, they found signs of forced entry.
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Speaker 1: So it's believed somewhere overnight Saturday, somebody went into her
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Speaker 1: house and kidnapped her mother. The Savannah Guthrie of the
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Speaker 1: Today's Show from NBC of course left work and has
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Speaker 1: been there with the police trying to find the mother.
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Speaker 1: They have absolutely no idea what happened. Horrifying situation. It's
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Speaker 1: all over the news here, so you can imagine in Phoenix,
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Speaker 1: it's all over the news. I mean, why would somebody
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Speaker 1: take this woman out of her house? Possible kidnapping or
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Speaker 1: something like that. But they haven't heard from any kidnappers.
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Speaker 1: They haven't had any ransom demands. And that medicine that
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Speaker 1: she needs to stay alive. It's now like three days.
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Speaker 1: I don't know how long she can go without that medicine.
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Speaker 1: But very very very sad story. So you know, you
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Speaker 1: get no taxi cab and there's that TV screen now
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Speaker 1: and something's always playing on the TV screen you get
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Speaker 1: in the cab. Sometimes it's a channel seth and I
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Speaker 1: witness news. Here's a quick news summary, and then they
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Speaker 1: give you a little weather, or it could be anything.
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Speaker 1: Sometimes it's a preview for a TV show. You pay
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Speaker 1: for that. You can buy that. In other words, when
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Speaker 1: you get in the cab and you see something on
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Speaker 1: that TV screen, they're paying to be on the TV
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Speaker 1: screen in every cab, like Channel seven will pay for that.
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Speaker 1: Anybody can do it. In fact, there's like an annoying woman,
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Speaker 1: so real annoying Yenta who does this amateur podcast, who
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Speaker 1: pays to be in every taxi cab and as soon
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Speaker 1: as you get in there, how were you with that voice?
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Speaker 1: And apparently Newsmax had made a deal with the taxi
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Speaker 1: cabs to be in there, because Channel seven did it
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Speaker 1: for a while, but this was Newsmax doing. Here's a
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Speaker 1: one minute summary and it wasn't anything partisan. Is a
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Speaker 1: minute summary of the news that day, and it was
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Speaker 1: very well done. It's Newsmax, it's a good TV network.
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Speaker 1: So they paid worked out the deal to be in
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Speaker 1: all the cabs. Well, the Manhattan Borough president went crazy
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Speaker 1: and wants Newsmax banned from the taxi cabs. Now there's
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Speaker 1: absolutely no reason for that. Again, Newsmax's a perfectly legitimate
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Speaker 1: TV network, and the thing they put in the cabs
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Speaker 1: wasn't any kind of partisan political talk. It was straight
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Speaker 1: news done by a straight anchor person. So it's absolutely ridiculous.
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Speaker 1: Newsmax is fighting this, But that's your typical left wing
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Speaker 1: partisan Manhattan Borough President of New York City type politics
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Speaker 1: trying to ban them from the cabs. A nobody objected
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Speaker 1: to Channel seven, and there's nobody more biased than ABC News.
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Speaker 1: Just watched the Sunday Morning Show if you want to see.
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Speaker 1: But the double standard unbelievable. In New York City, the
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Speaker 1: Kennedy Center, President Trump announcing they'll close it for two
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Speaker 1: years now. Of course, as soon as he says they're
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Speaker 1: closing the Kennedy Center for two years to rebuild redo it,
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Speaker 1: the left the news media goes crazy. What kind of
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Speaker 1: crazy Trump thing is this closing? How dare he even
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Speaker 1: think of why this is outrageous? Let me just give
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Speaker 1: you the facts. This was always planned long before Donald
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Speaker 1: Trump got there. The Kennedy Center is totally dilapidated. It's
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Speaker 1: got all kinds of internal problems in the building. Congress
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Speaker 1: a while back, this has nothing to do with Trump.
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Speaker 1: Congress allocated the money to rebuild the Kennedy Center. It's
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Speaker 1: not a Trump idea. The government has been planning this
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Speaker 1: for a while. Congress actually voted the money in a
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Speaker 1: while back before Trump got there to redo the Kennedy Center.
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Speaker 1: Now you think, well, they're going to fix up some
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Speaker 1: things inside. Now it looks like they're gonna have to
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Speaker 1: gut the whole place and literally take it down to
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Speaker 1: the girders. And because when asked about it yesterday, uh
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Speaker 1: Trump actually used the phrase we say, well, you keep
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Speaker 1: anything the way it is. He actually used the phrase,
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Speaker 1: well we'll keep the steel and some of the marble
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Speaker 1: marble meaning the floor. Where he says, well keep the steel,
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Speaker 1: that assumes they're taking it down to the h the
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Speaker 1: actual girdis. So apparently the building has serious problems. Now
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Speaker 1: when you go in there, it looks a little dilapidated,
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Speaker 1: it looks old, run down, and you'd imagine that there's
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Speaker 1: problems in the walls, things that need to be fixed,
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Speaker 1: the electrical system, the uh the you know, the stage equipment,
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Speaker 1: the technical stuff. But no, it turns out it's much
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Speaker 1: more than that. The building has tremendous mold problems, h
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Speaker 1: VAC problems, they're gonna have to like cut the whole thing. Now,
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Speaker 1: if you think this is a bad idea right now,
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Speaker 1: you gotta stop and think how lucky you are. Right now,
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Speaker 1: you know how lucky you are. Out of all the
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Speaker 1: times this could have happened with any of the forty
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Speaker 1: seven presidents, just by incredible luck, the time this is happening,
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Speaker 1: you got the president who's an absolute expert builder. Can
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Speaker 1: imagine Joe Biden trying to build a building. Imagine George W. Bush,
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Speaker 1: even Obama try to build a building. Well, look at
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Speaker 1: the Obama Presidential Library in Chicago. Everybody's suing him because
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Speaker 1: it looks like the most hideous, ugly building ever put up.
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Speaker 1: And it's an absolute monstrosity. It's already like a hundreds
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Speaker 1: of millions over budget or a billion over budget. Nobody
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Speaker 1: can figure out why. But you got Trump doing it,
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Speaker 1: which means it'll be done at the proper cost, no waste,
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Speaker 1: no fraud, no bloat. The construction, the technique, the materials,
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Speaker 1: everything will be absolutely first class. You couldn't be luckier.
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Speaker 1: They have one of the finest builders in the world
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Speaker 1: in office. When you need to rebuild this place, so
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Speaker 1: it'll take two years. And the other thing is, once
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Speaker 1: it's rebuilt, it could look a lot different. Now it's Trump,
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Speaker 1: so you hope it's not too you know, too gold shiny, glittery.
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Speaker 1: You don't want it to mar a LAGOI. That's not
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Speaker 1: gonna look right either. But he'll do a great job
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Speaker 1: on it. So that's that's about to happen. Hey, Washington,
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Speaker 1: d C. All the crime statistics coming out, it's incredibly safe.
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Speaker 1: President Trump sent his National Guard, his troops, is everything
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Speaker 1: into d C, put Janine Piro in as the district attorney.
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Speaker 1: They have cleaned up crime in d C. And it
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Speaker 1: was one of the most dangerous cities in America. Crime
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Speaker 1: out of control, people afraid to go out. Now it's
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Speaker 1: one of the safest cities in America. Even the Washington
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Speaker 1: Post had to admit it.
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Speaker 2: DC is now considered a very place and it should
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Speaker 2: be a Sun nation's capital. And we said in the Soldiers.
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Speaker 2: I read the Washington Post this weekend. It was incredible.
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Speaker 2: They were trying to determine how come how did we
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Speaker 2: get so low numbers, the low numbers in DC because
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Speaker 2: we have very little crime, if any, And they talked
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Speaker 2: about everything except for the fact that we put our
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Speaker 2: National Guard and great soldiers inside our city. They didn't
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Speaker 2: want to mention that. It's how dishonest, but.
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Speaker 1: Pretty good, amazing job there cleaning it up.
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Speaker 3: Hey.
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Speaker 1: You know here in New York City, Jessica Tish releasing
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Speaker 1: crime numbers for January this past month, and the number
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Speaker 1: of homicides was down sixty percent. Shooting incidents were down
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Speaker 1: twenty percent. This is compared to a year ago at
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Speaker 1: this time. Overall major crime down seven percent. In major
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Speaker 1: categories burglary drop thirty percent, retail theft down sixteen percent,
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Speaker 1: robberies down ten percent. This is for the month of January.
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Speaker 1: Now you must put a big asterisk on this. It
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Speaker 1: was like ten degrees below zero. It was freezing cold.
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Speaker 1: Sometimes that it takes care of crime. It was like
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Speaker 1: so cold, people just weren't out on the streets.
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Speaker 4: You know.
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Speaker 1: They used to say, was that old expression, rain is
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Speaker 1: the best policeman. If it was pouring rain and storming,
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Speaker 1: you wouldn't have any street crime because everybody would be inside.
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Speaker 1: Now that trash that's piling up all over New York
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Speaker 1: garbage not being picked up. There's mountains of garbage ten
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Speaker 1: feet high. There's snow banks ten feet high. Apparently it
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Speaker 1: was all around Gracey Mansion as well. But Gracy Mansion
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Speaker 1: residents started yelling and screaming. So Mom, Donnie got it
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Speaker 1: cleaned up all around Gracy Mansion. They picked up all
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Speaker 1: the garbage and the snow. So if you're saying the
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Speaker 1: guy's incompetent, he can't get it done, he got it
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Speaker 1: done only around his house. But it's a start, only
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Speaker 1: around his house. Maybe give it a couple of years,
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Speaker 1: maybe he'll get to your house too. Bi Eilish getting
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Speaker 1: a lot of flack for her rant at the Grammy Awards.
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Speaker 1: She was yelling and screaming about stolen land. You can't
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Speaker 1: be free or not. Nobody's legal if you're on stolen land.
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Speaker 1: What the hell is It's something to do with the
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Speaker 1: Native Americans, the Indians, the stolen land. Now, everybody pointing
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Speaker 1: out she has a massive mansion in Los Angeles to
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Speaker 1: Hollywood Hills with armed guards and gates and fences, and
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Speaker 1: according to her own theory, it's on stolen land. In fact,
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Speaker 1: there was once an Indian tribe that had that land,
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Speaker 1: so it is stolen land. People pointing out to her
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Speaker 1: that if she's really serious about this. Have her give
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Speaker 1: the mansion back, or let some Native Americans move in
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Speaker 1: with her, let it open the gate and let them
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Speaker 1: use it too. But on the other end, it's Billy elish.
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Speaker 1: She's like, you know, got the brain of a twelve
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Speaker 1: year old, doesn't know what the else she's talking about.
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Speaker 1: You can't get that manditor. Hey, we're talking about the
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Speaker 1: economy doing well. Gas price is way down, except in
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Speaker 1: New York and California, where they artificially keeping them high.
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Speaker 1: But across America gases like two dollars and thirty cents
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Speaker 1: a gallon, and rents have declined nationwide. Rent decline. Apartment
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Speaker 1: rents just dropped to the lowest level in four years,
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Speaker 1: according to the latest statistics. Hey, you know the Epstein files.
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Speaker 1: There's a lot of people in there. You might not know.
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Speaker 1: There's a guy at CBS News. He's a contributor, Peter Asher.
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Speaker 1: He's all through the Epstein files. He's emailing back and
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Speaker 1: forth and back and forth with Epstein, all about women,
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Speaker 1: and it gets pretty graphic. He's talking about how would
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Speaker 1: you put this, He's talking about performing oral sex on
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Speaker 1: a woman. And in one of the emails, he's joking
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Speaker 1: around with Epstein, and he says, well, blank is indeed
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Speaker 1: low carb. I'm not sure if it's gluten free. I
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Speaker 1: mean disgusting stuff, real childish, stupid, disgusting stuff. This is
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Speaker 1: a CBS news guy. He put out a statement. Finally,
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Speaker 1: I'm very ashamed. My crude emails are indefensible. I apologize
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Speaker 1: and regret putting myself in a position where emails, some
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Speaker 1: of them embarrassing, tasteless, and indefensible, are now public and
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Speaker 1: that is on me. I was never on his plane,
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Speaker 1: never on his island, never present at any sex parties. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: so this guy actually got a pretty raw deal. He's
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Speaker 1: busy talking about it. Meantime he's getting invited to nothing.
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Speaker 1: He wasn't that important to actually get invited to anything, he
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Speaker 1: said at that point in my career. He basically admits
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Speaker 1: he got starstruck. I had little exposure to prominent people,
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Speaker 1: and that level of access was novel to me. Everything
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Speaker 1: about him seemed excessive and exclusive, including the fact that
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Speaker 1: he lived in the largest home in all of Manhattan,
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Speaker 1: owned a Boeing seven to twenty seven, hosted parties with
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Speaker 1: the most powerful and prom leaders. Okay, it's not the
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Speaker 1: biggest mansion in Manhattan. It's on seventy first Street. It
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Speaker 1: was a school, so it's bigger than the town house.
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Speaker 1: It was an actual private school. It's big, but there's
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Speaker 1: bigger houses. And yeah, the parties were pretty good. But
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Speaker 1: you know the one thing about Epstein. When you met Epstein,
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Speaker 1: he was dressed like the Duke of Windsor, like the
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Speaker 1: most dressed, like an aristocrat. Unbelievable the way he dressed.
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Speaker 1: And then he'd open his mouth and he'd say how
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Speaker 1: are you with that voice, and he would talk like
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Speaker 1: this and stuff about New York, and he would blow
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Speaker 1: the whole thing there. But if you were easily impressed,
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Speaker 1: you could get impressed with him. Hey, we'll take some
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Speaker 1: calls in a minute. Eight hundred three two one zero
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Speaker 1: seven ten is the number. Eight hundred three two one
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Speaker 1: zero seven ten. Hey give money to Bruce Blakeman. He
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Speaker 1: should be governor. I'm looking at the numbers here. Blake
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Speaker 1: was doing well in fundraising, but he's all at three
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Speaker 1: four million. But this local is like a twenty five million.
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Speaker 1: She's been collecting money for years. I think you go
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Speaker 1: to Blakeman for New York dot com, but start donating.
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Speaker 1: Start volunteers. She's going to get to catch up money
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Speaker 1: wise with her. She's been spending a lot of money too.
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Speaker 1: But you got to get rid of this Kathy hcal
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Speaker 1: with her. We're going to be a sanctuary state. She's
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Speaker 1: going to ban ICE. She's gonna do this.
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Speaker 5: You're not using our local police. I need them to
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Speaker 5: protect the communities and not have this distrust. And this
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Speaker 5: is what we're hearing that people are not distinguishing between
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Speaker 5: local police. And we try so hard here to have
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Speaker 5: a positive relationship with our communities of trust. And I
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Speaker 5: want my police going after the murders, the rapists, the
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Speaker 5: gun traffickers, being availed for emergencies and if they're off
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Speaker 5: they're being deputized by ICE. One of these agreements that
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Speaker 5: just a few of our counties are doing, they're being
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Speaker 5: distracted and I do not want that, and I'm not
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Speaker 5: going to be supporting that. And we're going to change
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Speaker 5: the law in the state.
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Speaker 4: Of New York.
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Speaker 1: Well, it's a great space. She doesn't know what he
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Speaker 1: else you're talking about. But at the Great Speech, look
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Speaker 1: at Nassau County where Blakeman made a full agreement to
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Speaker 1: coordinate and cooperate with ICE, in lending them detectives whatever
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Speaker 1: they needed, jail cells. And you know how many people
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Speaker 1: that got off the streets of Nassau County, criminals exactly
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Speaker 1: what she's talking about, murderers, rapist, dangerous criminals. They ICE
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Speaker 1: got them all off the streets. And did you ever
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Speaker 1: hear anything about it? No, because in Nassau County was peaceful,
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Speaker 1: it was orderly. Cooperate, coordinate with them, and everything's fine.
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Speaker 1: You know, in many other cities in America, ICE is
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Speaker 1: running much bigger operations. You know, Minnesota's three thousand. ICE
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Speaker 1: in Dallas is like forty four thousand, No problem at all.
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Speaker 1: It's orderly because the locals cooperate, coordinate with them, it's perfect. Hey, well,
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Speaker 1: take some calls. Next eight hundred three to two one
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Speaker 1: zero seven ten? Isn't there in Mark on Demand by
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Speaker 1: setting a preset for his podcast on the iHeartRadio app.
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Speaker 1: Now back to Mark, or Hey, let's take some calls.
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Speaker 1: Let's go to Mike in Saint James, way out there,
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Speaker 1: way out there in Suffolk County. Mike, how you doing?
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Speaker 3: Hello?
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Speaker 4: Mark?
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Speaker 3: I know it's history, but when was elected in November,
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Speaker 3: did they require voter identification.
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Speaker 1: In New York City. It's New York City. They don't
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Speaker 1: require anything. It's New York City. Even if you had
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Speaker 1: voter idea. You give idea to everybody here. But I
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Speaker 1: look the way you said it. What do you call him?
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Speaker 1: Zoemar mom dom or there is the Al Sharpton pronunciation.
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Speaker 1: Ma'm dammy. Let's go to uh Dave in Belmar Dave.
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Speaker 1: How you doing?
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Speaker 6: I'm doing fine? Mark, Hi bout yourself?
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Speaker 1: Let me check a not bad? Not bad?
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm just shoveling out, still shoveling out here in
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Speaker 6: bell maar. So, but I wanted to answer you a question.
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Speaker 6: Oh and I love the podcast now that you.
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Speaker 1: Have a bonus segment. Yeah, yeah, you listen to if
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Speaker 1: a podcast listener, you get an extra show on the weekends,
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Speaker 1: you get like a special that's amazing. It really is,
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Speaker 1: isn't it. It should be like in a museum or
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Speaker 1: something that's so amazing.
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Speaker 6: It's like, okay, doctor right, yeah, and doctor Savage is
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Speaker 6: on there. I haven't heard him in a day, man.
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Speaker 1: Michael Savage. You remember he used to be on w
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Speaker 1: O or was every night six to nine?
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Speaker 5: No?
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Speaker 6: No, he's awesome, Yeah, he's awesome. And I have one
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Speaker 6: question for you. Maybe you know the answer that Gavin
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Speaker 6: Newsen is setting up a helping hand for Don Lemon
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Speaker 6: and it's called Lemonade. Is that true?
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Speaker 1: Uh, you got to work on these things a little more.
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Speaker 1: You're onto something there, but you need to tweak that
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Speaker 1: one a little. It's not ready for being out of here.
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Speaker 1: But thanks for calling. Let's go to Kenny in Bayside, Kenny,
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Speaker 1: how you doing, aim Lock?
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Speaker 4: The third world has known how to shovel snow they
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Speaker 4: don't make any cutthroughs.
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Speaker 6: The old people get off the buses. I'm seeing it
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Speaker 6: looks like an obstacle court.
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Speaker 5: It's disgusting.
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Speaker 1: Oh, I know. But if you go to Westchester it's
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Speaker 1: like that too. If you go to Connecticut it's like
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Speaker 1: that too. In Long Island everywhere, they just can't well.
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Speaker 1: You know. The problem is when it snows like that,
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Speaker 1: then it warms up and it melts. It melts over
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Speaker 1: the next day or two. This is the first time
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Speaker 1: in a million years we've had one of these snowstorms
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Speaker 1: where it stays below freezing for ten days afterwards. That's
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Speaker 1: the problem. Let's go to fran in massive Pequa fran
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Speaker 1: How you doing, hey, Mark?
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Speaker 7: Stop making excuses. I was just in Riverhead and at
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Speaker 7: the bus stop. This poor guy was in the street
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Speaker 7: with a stuff on the snow, waiting for a bus.
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Speaker 7: I almost wanted to get him ride, but these days
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Speaker 7: you can't because they'll probably stab you.
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Speaker 6: But anyway, what are you talking about?
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Speaker 7: It the buses you just were talking about the bus stops.
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Speaker 4: With the snow.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, so the guy.
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Speaker 7: I was just in Riverhead at the red light and
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Speaker 7: the guy is in the street with his stuff on
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Speaker 7: the snow waiting for the bus. The bus stop was
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Speaker 7: completely you know.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, But that's my point. It's not Mum Donnie, although
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Speaker 1: he's bad, but it's everywhere.
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Speaker 7: Point is this Billie Eilish and these other morons. I mean,
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Speaker 7: this is bad.
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Speaker 3: Mark.
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Speaker 7: What I want to ask you is I mean, I
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Speaker 7: mean the country is completely gone. They're voting Democrat no
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Speaker 7: matter what. So now what I want to know is
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Speaker 7: how many people in like the middle of the country
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Speaker 7: don't have They only have two, four, seven and eleven,
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Speaker 7: you know all In other words, they just get the
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Speaker 7: their liberals lie every day.
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Speaker 6: On the news.
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Speaker 1: First of all, you gotta remember you live in the
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Speaker 1: middle of the New York City area. Youah, all you
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Speaker 1: hear is this left wing, this left wing in the
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Speaker 1: middle of America. They don't hear any of this in
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Speaker 1: the middle of America. They have no idea who Morning
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Speaker 1: Joe is. They've never seen MSNBC. MSNBC's audience is entirely
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Speaker 1: in New York, DC, LA. They have no audience in
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Speaker 1: the middle of America.
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Speaker 2: You know.
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Speaker 1: They always in the politics. They call it the Green
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Speaker 1: Bay Diner test, which is go to Green Bay, Wisconsin,
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Speaker 1: walk into a diner and see what people are talking about.
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Speaker 1: They're not talking about any of this. It doesn't reach them.
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Speaker 1: They don't read the New York Times, they don't look
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Speaker 1: at the Washington Post. They have no idea who any
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Speaker 1: who's on CNN. They don't. You got to remember CNN
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Speaker 1: is like four hundred thousand in the audience at MSNBC.
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Speaker 1: Sometimes they'll hit a million, but most of the day
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Speaker 1: it's like six seven hundred thousand people. Nobody sees it
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Speaker 1: in the middle of America. It's just here. You live
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Speaker 1: in the bubble, DC, LA, New York. You get into
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Speaker 1: the normal, regular, real America. They've never heard of any
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Speaker 1: of this crap. Oh, when we come back, Bill O'Reilly
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Speaker 1: will be with us next. Let's see what he's got
20:39
Speaker 1: to say about all this coming up on seven to
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Speaker 1: ten WR. Let's get back to the Mark Simone Show
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Speaker 1: on WR. Hey, Bill O'Reilly, the number one TV anchor
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Speaker 1: you doing?
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Speaker 4: Busy morning? Just like you?
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Speaker 1: And Hey, let me ask you about Don Lemon? Is
21:21
Speaker 1: this a mistake going after him? I mean, I love
21:23
Speaker 1: going after him, but is this going to create a
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Speaker 1: whole new career for him? Put him back at back
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Speaker 1: at CNN.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, Trump knows it. It's now gonna put him back
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Speaker 4: at CNN. I don't think you'll hire him, but he'll
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Speaker 4: get money from it, and he won't have to pay
21:39
Speaker 4: the lawyer bills. That's the key. When a radical leftist
21:44
Speaker 4: gets in trouble, particularly in a legal area. There's always
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Speaker 4: groups that come in and pick up the tab. So
21:54
Speaker 4: Lemon Hire's a guy named Abby Lowell represents the Clintons.
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Speaker 4: I grew up with Abby Lowell town and he's a
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Speaker 4: very good lawyer and about twelve hundred bucks an hour. Yeah,
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Speaker 4: let me divide this. I'm talking to you for about
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Speaker 4: fifteen minutes. So if I were Labby Lowell, you know him,
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Speaker 4: you know about four hundred bucks and but Lemon's are
22:19
Speaker 4: not gonna pay anything of that. And he'll probably be
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Speaker 4: acquitted if it ever comes to a trial, which he won't.
22:27
Speaker 4: And so there's no real downside for Lemon at all.
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Speaker 4: But is he going to catapult him to something higher?
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Speaker 1: Now? Well, but it'll revive his career a little, won't it.
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Speaker 4: Yeah? I don't think so. Okay, Lemon's a guy who
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Speaker 4: runs a podcast or a six trillion podcasts in the world.
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Speaker 4: Anybody listening to a w R now want to listen
22:51
Speaker 4: to Don Lemon's podcast? I don't think so. You know,
22:55
Speaker 4: you've got to have the product. You know, you can
22:58
Speaker 4: get notoriety and you can get attention. But if somebody's
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Speaker 4: gonna devote two hours of their day to listening to
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Speaker 4: Mark Simone on the radio. Well, Mark Simone's going to
23:10
Speaker 4: have to deliver a product that makes that worthwhile. And
23:13
Speaker 4: with all due respect to Don Lemon, who I have
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Speaker 4: no animus about. I don't dislike him. I run it
23:20
Speaker 4: them occasionally, his product is dull. It's the same, you know, attack, attack,
23:27
Speaker 4: attack anybody who's conservative or doesn't agree with Don Lennon. Yeah,
23:31
Speaker 4: you know your life's too short for that.
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Speaker 1: Hey, if you're Bill O'Reilly and you were number one,
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Speaker 1: number one anchor for twenty something years, you can launch
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Speaker 1: your own podcast. But if you're Don Lemon in third
23:41
Speaker 1: place with the two hundred viewers, how are you going
23:43
Speaker 1: to start your own podcast? It doesn't he make sense.
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Speaker 4: It's all about expectations. So when I left Fox News
23:51
Speaker 4: nearly nine years ago, I took with me a whole
23:56
Speaker 4: bunch of my crew over there, and we started almost
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Speaker 4: immediately a news service. So I don't do a podcast.
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Speaker 4: I do a news program. And the revenues in the
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Speaker 4: news program are in the tens of millions, and we
24:10
Speaker 4: make a ton of money, but we deliver. And I'll
24:15
Speaker 4: just give you a very very vivid example. So this
24:18
Speaker 4: morning I spent a good amount of time on the
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Speaker 4: phone with President Trump, and the President called me because
24:28
Speaker 4: he watches the No spind News many evenings and he
24:33
Speaker 4: saw our reporting on the guy in Shanghai, China, nevill
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Speaker 4: Roy Singham, who's pumping money into the far left groups
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Speaker 4: in the USA. We're then paying violent protesters to go
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Speaker 4: to Minneapolis, Portland, LA and cause trouble. So the President
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Speaker 4: calls me after he sees the report and asks me
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Speaker 4: to send over some of the materials that we've gathered
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Speaker 4: some of the information, which I did. Now some journalists
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Speaker 4: might not have, but I'm doing it for my country
25:13
Speaker 4: because this is insidious. You get a foreign power, an adversary,
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Speaker 4: because Singham works with Beijing, who are pumping tens of
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Speaker 4: millions of dollars into the protest movement in the USA.
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Speaker 4: Everybody's got to know that. And here's a kicker on it.
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Speaker 4: A lot of these groups that are doing it are
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Speaker 4: tax free groups. If five one sees wow, So I
25:39
Speaker 4: spoke with the President about that's how high level that
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Speaker 4: my operation is. So if you want to compare to
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Speaker 4: Don Lemon, who's sitting around in a sweatshirt telling everybody
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Speaker 4: how bad Trump is, Okay, you could have the choice Yeah.
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Speaker 1: You were the first to really reveal this Neville Royce
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Speaker 1: Singham being behind a lot of this. But he lives
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Speaker 1: in Shanghai. He's partners with the Chinese Communist government. Does
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Speaker 1: that make him Is it possible to touch this guy
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Speaker 1: because he's over there?
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Speaker 4: Uh, he sets one foot on us soil and'll arrest him. Yeah,
26:15
Speaker 4: but he knows that, he knows it, but they can't
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Speaker 4: get him out of there. He's a billionaire. I'm sure
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Speaker 4: he's brought his way, you know, into the Chinese bureaucracy,
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Speaker 4: and he is doing very bad things to this country.
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Speaker 4: And I broke the story. Others had mentioned it, but
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Speaker 4: not at the level that we had. And the story,
26:40
Speaker 4: interestingly enough, was picked up all over the world except
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Speaker 4: by the Network News and America totally ignored it. Why
26:50
Speaker 4: would they do that? Why would you ignore a story
26:53
Speaker 4: like this which is enormous because it doesn't help in
26:57
Speaker 4: their quest to damage President Trump. So if you have
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Speaker 4: outside money coming in to agitate violence about Ice and
27:07
Speaker 4: you expose that, that helps Trump, that doesn't hurt him,
27:12
Speaker 4: And that's why they ignored the story.
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Speaker 1: So guys like a Soros or Singham, it's more than
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Speaker 1: just trying to win the next election. They look like
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Speaker 1: they're really trying to overturn America. What is motivating Oh yeah,
27:24
Speaker 1: but what motivates you?
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Speaker 6: Well?
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Speaker 4: Singham is a communist. He's a hardcore communist, self proclaimed
27:33
Speaker 4: Srow has never really defined himself. He's ninety five, he
27:36
Speaker 4: doesn't have much ADO. It's his son that runs it now.
27:40
Speaker 4: And they see the world in a very peculiar way.
27:44
Speaker 4: Open society, openness, open that, do you let everything go,
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Speaker 4: don't prosecute criminals, on and on and on. I cannot
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Speaker 4: give you a definition of why they see the world
27:55
Speaker 4: that way. I'm studied the man. I know who he is,
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Speaker 4: I know where he how he got his money and
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Speaker 4: all of that. But I cannot tell you why he's
28:04
Speaker 4: doing what he's doing. But I can tell you that
28:07
Speaker 4: if you live in New York City, he's responsible for
28:10
Speaker 4: Alvin Bragg, the DA in Manhattan.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
28:13
Speaker 4: So I have to put him into office by seating
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Speaker 4: his campaign with millions and millions of dollars and nobody
28:20
Speaker 4: could compete with that.
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Speaker 1: Hey, Bill O. Riiley had a long talk with the
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Speaker 1: President today. I'm not I don't want you to reveal
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Speaker 1: what he said, but can you reveal what advice you
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Speaker 1: were giving him today.
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Speaker 4: That's a tough one to can't really specifically tell you,
28:38
Speaker 4: and you're my pal, so I would this is very
28:43
Speaker 4: this is very very national security oriented. I'll tell you
28:51
Speaker 4: this right now. President Trump has got to deal with
28:54
Speaker 4: They're wrong. Yeah, Okay, My contact's abroad, as you know,
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Speaker 4: because we've discussed my trip to China. I mean, I
29:04
Speaker 4: know everybody in the world, and the reason I access
29:08
Speaker 4: is because of you two. So what I do a
29:11
Speaker 4: brook as it doesn't just go in the United States
29:13
Speaker 4: because all over the world. And he knows. President Trump
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Speaker 4: knows that I have unbelievable contacts abroad. And that's what
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Speaker 4: the essence of the conversation apart from the Chinese subversion
29:31
Speaker 4: was today on Iran, very very difficult situation there, very dicey,
29:36
Speaker 4: because unlike Venezuela, Iran will fight, not the people, but
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Speaker 4: the revolutionary guard will fight. So you've got to take
29:48
Speaker 4: that into account on what the collateral damage would be
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Speaker 4: to go in and try to remove these mullahs by
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Speaker 4: military force.
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Speaker 1: So the president first term, very good domestic stuff and
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Speaker 1: surprisingly good when you agree on foreign policy. In the
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Speaker 1: second term, surprisingly good at that.
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Speaker 4: Here's the problem. He's been very, very successful in foreign policy.
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Speaker 4: And you might have noticed yesterday they made a deal
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Speaker 4: with India, and India says, and I don't trust Mody,
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Speaker 4: but he says he's not gonna buy Russian oil. He's
30:19
Speaker 4: gonna buy US and ven As weel and oil. If
30:22
Speaker 4: that happens, that's a crusher for Putin. So the president
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Speaker 4: is very successful on foreign policy. Sometimes he's Chubila Coast
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Speaker 4: and he alienates some of our allies. But if you
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Speaker 4: just look at what's happening to the world, he's really
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Speaker 4: doing a great job. But Americans don't really care about it.
30:43
Speaker 4: That's the problem. They're not going to vote that in November.
30:46
Speaker 4: They're going to vote health care costs, insurance costs, food costs.
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Speaker 4: They don't know, you know, what's going on in India.
30:53
Speaker 4: They don't know the trade deal. You can't blame them.
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Speaker 4: People trying to make a living, raised families are busy,
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Speaker 4: they're paying attention to geopolitics. But all in all, I
31:04
Speaker 4: believe that President Trump at this point has been the
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Speaker 4: most successful foreign policy president in the last thirty years.
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Speaker 4: thing that's going to save the Republicans in November is
31:28
Speaker 4: that the Democrats don't have any leadership. Yeah, there's no leadership.
31:34
Speaker 4: And so I'm going to analyze the Carvill statement because
31:39
Speaker 4: Carvil has got very good Democratic contacts and he's pushing Pritzker,
31:45
Speaker 4: the governor of Illinois, who's been an absolute disaster. You
31:47
Speaker 4: think Newsom's bad in California, I think local's bad in
31:50
Speaker 4: New York when Prinsker makes them look like successful people.
31:55
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's free, it's free, and it's great. You know
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Speaker 4: Well it'd be fuddled. They really don't have any vision.
32:19
Speaker 4: But the worst and what trouble me is man Donni
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Speaker 4: with this sixteen dead and he won't compel the police
32:28
Speaker 4: to bring these people in when it's two degrees to
32:31
Speaker 4: a warming center. I've never seen anything like that ever
32:36
Speaker 4: in a public policy arena. Never seen it. Well, and
32:40
Speaker 4: if you listen to his press conference today, it was gibberish,
32:44
Speaker 4: it was nonsense. It was like a fifth grader that
32:48
Speaker 4: and I knew this was going to happen. A thirty
32:50
Speaker 4: four year old cannot run the city of New York.
32:53
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, And where do you see how bad it's
32:57
Speaker 4: going to get?
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Speaker 1: Yeah? Well, thanks for cheering us up here this morning.
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Speaker 1: seven tenor hey, I remember we're talking about Billie Eilish
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Speaker 1: and made those Chris stupid comments at the Grammy Awards
33:51
Speaker 1: and listen, she's just a dopey kid, doesn't know anything
33:54
Speaker 1: but talking about nobody's legal. If you're on stolen land,
33:58
Speaker 1: and well, it turns at her house or big mansion
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Speaker 1: with the guards, armed guards and gates, it's on stolen land,
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Speaker 1: stolen from the Indian tribe, whatever the name of it
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Speaker 1: is here the Tongya tribe, well apparently the Yeah, the
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Speaker 1: Tangya tribe has confirmed her mansion is on their ancestral
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Speaker 1: land which was taken from them and they want it
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Speaker 1: back apparently, So she's the one that said stolen land,
34:28
Speaker 1: so she's admitting to it. The Tongya tribe wants to
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Speaker 1: talk to Billie Eilish about getting their land back. Or
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Speaker 1: maybe it's a big, huge mansion. I'll give them a
34:38
Speaker 1: few bedrooms in there, let them stay there. But again,
34:41
Speaker 1: she's twenty four. She's not that bright, good, good performer.
34:44
Speaker 1: But not that bright kind of dobe. That's no tell.
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Speaker 1: She's saying. Hey, the good news is it will get
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Speaker 1: up to thirty five degrees today. There's a few hours
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Speaker 1: where it'll be thirty three, thirty four, thirty five late
34:56
Speaker 1: in the afternoon, so that means snow melting. There will
34:58
Speaker 1: be snow melting. That also means this garbage will be melting.
35:03
Speaker 1: You might start smelling it. Mom, Donnie planning to pick
35:06
Speaker 1: up all this garbage at some point. Don't rush them,
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Speaker 1: don't rush them. It's only February. He'll get to the garbage.
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Speaker 1: But it is going to warm up, so get out
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Speaker 1: and there should be some sunshine, so get out there
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Speaker 1: and take advantage of it's gonna be the warmest day
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