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Wicked Radio 3-9: NYC Bomb Scare, Mamdani Deflects, & Lock The Clock! · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: Remember I was telling you a couple of weeks ago,
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Speaker 1: right here on here, that what happens in New York
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Speaker 1: City even though if you don't, you don't want to
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Speaker 1: deal with them, you want to laugh at them for
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Speaker 1: making their stupid mistakes. It does affect you, well, it
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Speaker 1: does affect you. It's here, But if you don't live
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Speaker 1: in New York City, you're not affected by it, and
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Speaker 1: a lot of us aren't. It's already a great day
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Speaker 1: because you don't have to deal with that day by day.
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Speaker 1: But here's the problem. I think this is going to
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Speaker 1: be one of those situations where we just shrug and
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Speaker 1: say we all knew. Anybody with common sense knew this
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Speaker 1: was coming. And I'm talking about the kind of terror
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Speaker 1: that they had over the weekend, and a mayor that
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Speaker 1: refuses to condemn terror and refuses to say anything about
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Speaker 1: his wife, the missus mayor, the first lady of New
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Speaker 1: York living in Gracie mentioned, who has liked terror posts
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Speaker 1: in the past. Oh, they dug up all kinds of things.
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Speaker 1: Will it matter, Will it have any impact whatsoever? No,
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Speaker 1: because they just elected the guy. They don't care. It
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Speaker 1: took less than twenty five years after nine to eleven
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Speaker 1: for us to forget remember, never forget. Yeah, they forgot.
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Speaker 1: But anyway, that doesn't really affect you, except the unless
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Speaker 1: you're stupid enough to let your daughter go to New
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Speaker 1: York City for college. That's a me problem, that's not
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Speaker 1: a you problem. More on that later. But also, it's
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Speaker 1: eight o'clock Eastern time round about there, but it sure
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Speaker 1: feels like seven o'clock because of the time change. Lock
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Speaker 1: the clock. I gotta tell you, getting rid of daylight
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Speaker 1: savings time, or at least picking one. I think most
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Speaker 1: of America just wants us to pick one side of
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Speaker 1: the other, regular standard time or saving time. But stop
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Speaker 1: with the change. It's never had more support. So why
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Speaker 1: isn't it changing. Well we'll talk about that as well.
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Speaker 1: Wall you can do about it. Thanks for finding the
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Speaker 1: streaming a am Eastern Time Monday through Friday on x
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Speaker 1: and YouTube and on Facebook and the audio podcast Let's
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Speaker 1: get right to it. Hell of a weekend for New
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Speaker 1: York City, the Shining City of America, America's biggest city,
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Speaker 1: the financial capital of the world. Right, some of the
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Speaker 1: smartest people on Earth, well, apparently not smart enough. And
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Speaker 1: I know this doesn't represent all New Yorkers, I get it,
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Speaker 1: but not apparently smart enough to not elect a terror
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Speaker 1: supporting mayor. And I mean that. And a lot of
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Speaker 1: this stuff is just gonna be It sounds like hyperbole
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Speaker 1: and I'm jump jumping on the you know, the emotion
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Speaker 1: of the entire thing. But it took less than three
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Speaker 1: months for this kind of stuff to break out in
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Speaker 1: the city. Here's the here's the incident of the homemade
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Speaker 1: bomb ied device being thrown into a crowd of counter protesters.
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Speaker 1: It was one of those hands off Iran, Free Palestine,
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Speaker 1: you know, one of the stupid protests they always have,
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Speaker 1: which is commonplace. This kicked it up a notch though,
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Speaker 1: where they're starting to throw pipe bombs now. And we'll
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Speaker 1: get it to who did this here in a second
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Speaker 1: outside and.
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Speaker 2: Ball.
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Speaker 1: You know, he threw a bomb. He threw a bomb,
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Speaker 1: and that was from the uh let's see, that wasn't
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Speaker 1: the counter protest, that was the protest side of things. Whatever.
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Speaker 1: Here's another wrangle of it where the little dirtbag was
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Speaker 1: literally lighting the bomb and was on video and did
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Speaker 1: it right in front of a cop and then drop
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Speaker 1: one of them, and then the cop very bravely, by
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Speaker 1: the way, chased him down the street and got one
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Speaker 1: of them. Got a nice city there in New York
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Speaker 1: way to go. Okay, So what do we know about this?
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Speaker 1: So it was downplayed, of course by your favorite media outlets.
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Speaker 1: You know, counter protesters. Questionable device found outside of the
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Speaker 1: Mayor's home in New York City after counter protests, you know,
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Speaker 1: all the same crap. Nobody needs to tell you, they
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Speaker 1: know exactly how they gets reported until the New York
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Speaker 1: City Police Department actually identified what the hell happened here,
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Speaker 1: and they did a great job with this.
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Speaker 3: At approximately twelve thirty eight pm, a counter protester identified
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Speaker 3: as a mere ballat an eighteen year old man, lit
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Speaker 3: and threw an ignited device toward the protest area the
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Speaker 3: crosswalk of East eighty seventh Street and East End Avenue.
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Speaker 3: Witnesses reported seeing flames and smoke as it traveled through
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Speaker 3: the air before it struck a barrier and extinguished itself
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Speaker 3: a few feet from police officers. Mister Ballot then ran
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Speaker 3: southbound on East End Avenue toward eighty sixth Street and
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Speaker 3: gets a second device from a man tentatively id'd as
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Speaker 3: Ibrahim Nick, nineteen years old. Mister Ballot lights the device
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Speaker 3: and starts running with it. He then drops the device
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Speaker 3: on the west side of East End Avenue between East
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Speaker 3: eighty six and East eighty seventh Streets. Officers immediately secured
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Speaker 3: the area and they took both men into custody.
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Speaker 1: It to custody. They're arrested. Now, if you follow this
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Speaker 1: on Saturday all day long, you try to get some
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Speaker 1: information on it. If you were aware of it, I
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Speaker 1: know you were trying to have a weekend two you know.
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Speaker 1: It was just you weren't getting that fat You weren't
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Speaker 1: getting that at all because they downplay this because of
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Speaker 1: who's involved. You heard the names, so they Islamophobia. You
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Speaker 1: can't don't offend them. Don't offend them. Okay. So that
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Speaker 1: was the deal. And then information started to come out
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Speaker 1: about these specific bombs. I even heard this. I even
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Speaker 1: heard this some commenters. I shouldn't have I shouldn't have
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Speaker 1: gone into it. But I've found this in some of
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Speaker 1: your mainstream media outlets. We don't know about the simple
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Speaker 1: things are thrown in protests and counter protests all the
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Speaker 1: time in that city. It's not you know, right, Okay, Well,
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Speaker 1: Fox did a great job. One of their contributors. Maybe
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Speaker 1: you know this guy, you've seen him on TV before
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Speaker 1: or follow him on social media. His name is Paul Morrow.
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Speaker 1: He's a former NYPD investigator. And this is a little long.
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Speaker 1: Audio is a little low too, but it's worth it
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Speaker 1: to hear what he says about the device. In his words,
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Speaker 1: this is a game changer, and it is.
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Speaker 4: Fox News has learned of a disturbing development involving the
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Speaker 4: type of explosive used in the attempted attack and just
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Speaker 4: how dangerous it is. Let's bring in retired NYPD instead,
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Speaker 4: through Paul Morrow, who has more information on this device
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Speaker 4: that was found. So it was a homemade device, Paul,
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Speaker 4: but not necessarily a cheesy one.
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Speaker 5: In other words, no, not at all, John, and I
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Speaker 5: have to tell you, having done in about fifteen years
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Speaker 5: worth of this kind of work, kind of terrorism work,
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Speaker 5: this is a bit of a game changer. First of all,
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Speaker 5: let me start by saying New York City got extremely
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Speaker 5: lucky yesterday. TATP is enormously volatile, It is not very stable,
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Speaker 5: it's extremely powerful, and it is the footprint and if
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Speaker 5: you go bypast events of serious bombing attacks, the London
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Speaker 5: seven to seven attacks, Richard Reid's attempt on a plane.
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Speaker 5: Many of us remember the Areada Grande attacks outside the
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Speaker 5: Manchester Arena. These are situations where you're well into double
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Speaker 5: figures of people killed, never mind injured. So this was
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Speaker 5: a very very serious attempt, much more serious, I would argue,
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Speaker 5: than it likely seemed to many, right initially and.
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Speaker 1: As Yeah, notice how what he said there? First of all,
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Speaker 1: I said game changer, He's right, it's here, it's here,
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Speaker 1: and also said something very impactful there all of those
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Speaker 1: same incendiary kind of device. More on that in a second.
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Speaker 1: What they call it that was used in all those
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Speaker 1: incidents that are that were ware? What was that? One
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Speaker 1: was on a plane, but the other ones were ware Europe? Yeah,
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Speaker 1: exactly right, because of because of weak security laws, wide
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Speaker 1: open borders. Yeah, exactly exactly what everybody's been afraid of. Now,
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Speaker 1: what about this bomb? So more information comes out and
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Speaker 1: this was revealed on Sunday. I mean to laugh because
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Speaker 1: it's so hideous. I don't think it's funny at all.
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Speaker 1: But apparently those in what do you call it the
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Speaker 1: bomb making industry? I don't know what they found journals
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Speaker 1: some of the investigators with the NYPD said, this thing
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Speaker 1: is called in terrorist circles. This particular bomb that could
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Speaker 1: have been so much worse in New York City over
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Speaker 1: the weekend is called you ready, the mother of Satan. Okay, Okay,
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Speaker 1: there you go. Good work, New York. You've done it.
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Speaker 1: You've done it again. Well, New York City's mayor, I
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Speaker 1: am sure, came out very strongly condemning all this. Right,
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Speaker 1: and I know you've seen this, but I'm sure. I mean,
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Speaker 1: this is where if it's near his house, you've got
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Speaker 1: to come out and you have to condemn this. Right.
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Speaker 1: You have to find out immediately who did it and
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Speaker 1: say they're bad people, right, not him? Uh uh, Let's
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Speaker 1: go to Mayor zam Zoron Mamdani again, three months into
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Speaker 1: the administration. Didn't take long, did it here? He is
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Speaker 1: I won't read the whole thing, but relevant to this,
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Speaker 1: of course, he condemns it in the milk toast kind
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Speaker 1: of way later on. But relevant to this is the
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Speaker 1: beginning and how his statement starts. This is immediately after
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Speaker 1: it happened yesterday, white supremacist Jake Lang organized a huh
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Speaker 1: what yesterday? White supremacist Jake Lang organ we're starting this
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Speaker 1: off with white supremacy. Really now, I don't know a
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Speaker 1: lot about Jake Lang. Read up on him last night
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Speaker 1: to find out all about this. Is that correct? Do
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Speaker 1: me a chat, gpt or Grock. Is Jake Lang considered
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Speaker 1: a white supremacist, and the way he's described throughout the
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Speaker 1: media and by Democrats and far left protesters, he is
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Speaker 1: but a you're gonna take their word for it. I
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Speaker 1: don't know anything about him, because they will call anybody
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Speaker 1: that's center now far right. But this is how mom
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Speaker 1: Donnie starts his statement. Yesterday, white supremacist Jake Lang organized
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Speaker 1: a protest outside Gracie Maagine rooted in bigotry and racism?
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Speaker 1: Was it such hate has no place in New York
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Speaker 1: City and a front to our city's values and unity
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Speaker 1: and defines who we are. Nothing yet about the bombs
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Speaker 1: that were thrown, the attempted mass smur Nothing yet, you
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Speaker 1: understand this is the mayor of our biggest city. Nothing
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Speaker 1: He wants to go again into this white supremacy hoax.
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Speaker 1: Where are the white Where are they? Because are there
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Speaker 1: like five in the country. I don't know anything about them.
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Speaker 1: I never see them. What followed was even more disturbing,
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Speaker 1: oh okay. Second paragraph, he wants to get at the
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Speaker 1: bomb throwing, violence and protests never acceptable. Attempt to use
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Speaker 1: an explosive a device, it was actually too mister Mary,
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Speaker 1: gets a fact straight and hurt others not only criminal,
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Speaker 1: it's reprehensible. I want to thank the brave women. Blah
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Speaker 1: blah blah blah blah. What he's going to blame all
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Speaker 1: of this? Understand what he's saying here. This is the
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Speaker 1: mayor of New York City blaming all this on ready
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Speaker 1: white supremacy. Right, Sure it was right? Okay, So there's that.
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Speaker 1: I'm sure the rest of that's an unfair example of
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Speaker 1: New York City. Right, that's an unfair example of what's
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Speaker 1: happening in our deep blue cities, lawless cities. That that's
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Speaker 1: not you know that, that's not really you know what
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Speaker 1: It's like the rest of the place, right, can't be.
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Speaker 1: I don't know. Well, let's check this out.
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Speaker 2: Make us crowns, you make us brown soldier now, whoops,
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Speaker 2: that was right outside of ground zero on Sunday.
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Speaker 1: Kill another soldier now, yeah again, I'll say it again.
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Speaker 1: Good job, New York City, You've done it again. Good job.
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Speaker 1: It's here. So where does this leave the rest of
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Speaker 1: us well. Obviously, elections matter, obviously, but it's something more
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Speaker 1: than that, isn't it. What matters is the daily conversations
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Speaker 1: and how you want to present this kind of thing.
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Speaker 1: And I think this is one of those This is
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Speaker 1: one of those turning points in history where people have
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Speaker 1: just had enough and they're calling it for what it is.
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Speaker 1: Because your favorite media outlets aren't going to call it
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Speaker 1: for what it is. It's domestic terrorism. The mayor of
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Speaker 1: New York City isn't going to call it what it is.
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Speaker 1: He's trying to blame this on white supremacy, whatever the
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Speaker 1: hell he was trying to get off there. It's up
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Speaker 1: to you, me and regular people, if you have a voice,
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Speaker 1: and all of us, do now call it for what
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Speaker 1: it is. This is Islamic terrorism. Is what this is.
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Speaker 1: And you can't accept it, and you can't and you
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Speaker 1: have to keep your eyes and your ears open and
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Speaker 1: don't be so stupid as to be a parent that
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Speaker 1: lets their kid go to college in New York City.
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Speaker 1: But more about me later, all right. So this wasn't
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Speaker 1: the only trouble that the Mamdani's found themselves in. This
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Speaker 1: is even before the attempted bomb attacks over the weekend.
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Speaker 1: So this pops up by some journalists that Mom Donnie's
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Speaker 1: wife has liked, you know, commented, posted, liked, give a
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Speaker 1: thumbs up on different social media platforms posts celebrating the
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Speaker 1: October seventh attack in Israel. That can't be right, right, right,
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Speaker 1: can it? Yeah? In fact, the first couple popped up,
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Speaker 1: and I think it was the Jewish Press was the
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Speaker 1: outlet that actually wrote about this. But then other people
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Speaker 1: started digging in because you know what the saying is,
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Speaker 1: the Internet lasts forever. Whenever you like, whatever you post,
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Speaker 1: whatever you comment, even whatever you text, can be dug up.
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Speaker 1: It's true. It's scary, but it's true. And in this case,
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Speaker 1: an independent journalist her name is Olivia Reinhold. She wrote
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Speaker 1: this on Sunday. Guys. That was just the tip of
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Speaker 1: the iceberg I found, I meaning Olivia the writer. I
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Speaker 1: found seventy plus radical anti Israel posts liked by Rama Douaji.
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Speaker 1: She is the wife of Zuri. On Mom Donnie, one
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Speaker 1: calls October seventh a mass rape hoax, and she gave
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Speaker 1: that one the thumbs up. Now once or twice, anybody
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Speaker 1: can scroll through even X or Facebook or whatever and
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Speaker 1: like something you didn't mean to, and that can be
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Speaker 1: dug up. Whatever m seventy plus anti Israel posts liked
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Speaker 1: by her, that's no mistake. That's a pattern. And this
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Speaker 1: keep in mind, this is all in one weekend for
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Speaker 1: the mom Donni's okay, all in one weekend. All of
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Speaker 1: this gets dug up. He has to face questions about it,
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Speaker 1: and then you have the incident that happened with the
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Speaker 1: attempted bomb attacks, the domestic terrorist attacks on the streets
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Speaker 1: of New York City, very close to his house, by
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Speaker 1: the way. So a reporter finally, you know, and set
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Speaker 1: him up on this, finally asked him what his reaction
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Speaker 1: to this, And you got to listen to the way
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Speaker 1: the question is posed to Is it fair that you're
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Speaker 1: being asked about this by something your wife posted or liked.
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Speaker 1: Here's again back to the mayor of New York City's
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Speaker 1: response to this. Is it anybody's business? And is it
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Speaker 1: fair to question you about it?
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Speaker 6: You know, my wife is the love of my life,
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Speaker 6: and she's also a private person who has held no
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Speaker 6: formal position on my campaign or in my city home. I, however,
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Speaker 6: was elected to represent all eight and a half million
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Speaker 6: people in the city. And I believe that it's my responsibility,
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Speaker 6: because of that role, to answer any questions about my
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Speaker 6: thoughts and my policies, my.
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Speaker 1: Sens what's interesting about this And you have to understand
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Speaker 1: politics speak. This means for him to present it this
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Speaker 1: way in a in a pre rehearsed kind of manner,
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Speaker 1: by saying, you want to distance the wife from you,
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Speaker 1: but not look like you know you don't love her,
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Speaker 1: but you want to say, she's a private citizen, very
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Speaker 1: private person. And then you transition to but my job
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Speaker 1: is to represent the people in New York City. These
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Speaker 1: are all buzzwords, These are all PR tactics to deflect.
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Speaker 1: This is what this is, exactly what this is, which
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Speaker 1: should tell us that this is a serious issue to them.
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Speaker 1: This should be and they are concerned. This is a
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Speaker 1: PR nightmare for them. They are. But how about that
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Speaker 1: reasoning though, how about that logic? So the mayor of
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Speaker 1: New York City is a private person and she shouldn't
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Speaker 1: be hell, she shouldn't face criticism. And really what he's
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Speaker 1: saying is nor should I for anything that she has
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Speaker 1: liked in the past. They're not denying it. They tried
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Speaker 1: it first until journalists like this Olivia dug up seventy
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Speaker 1: plus anti Israel and pro terror posts that she liked.
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Speaker 1: They couldn't deny that because, like I said, the Internet
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Speaker 1: last forever. But now they're saying, well, she's a private
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Speaker 1: citizen and you know she has her own thoughts and
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Speaker 1: feelings and shouldn't Well, it is relevant. It is relevant
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Speaker 1: when when the wife of the mayor of America's biggest city.
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Speaker 1: Remember I said, New York. What happens in New York
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Speaker 1: effects all of us. Unfortunately, it's true the wife or
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Speaker 1: the mayor of America's biggest city is liking, therefore advocating
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Speaker 1: for pro terrorist posts and things that are written in
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Speaker 1: articles and videos online, and some of them, by the way,
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Speaker 1: other people had linked some of the things she had liked,
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Speaker 1: some of the most horrific things you could ever find online.
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Speaker 1: You know how bad some things online are. She liked it.
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Speaker 1: Give it a thumbs up. This is what you're dealing
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Speaker 1: with here, and it does matter. But how about that reasoning? Right, Well,
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Speaker 1: she shouldn't have to face she's a private citsien. She
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Speaker 1: shouldn't have to attack this. Oh oh, oh, is that
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Speaker 1: how the rules are now? That means all of the
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Speaker 1: attacks on Milania, right, all of the personal attacks on
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Speaker 1: her shouldn't have happened. Going back to John McCain's wife,
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Speaker 1: I remember, I don't know why that popped in my head.
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Speaker 1: Remember John McCain, whether or not you like him, but
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Speaker 1: they attacked his wife because she was a past beauty
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Speaker 1: queen or something like that. Or Barbara Bush, remember they
16:45
Speaker 1: had attacked her. So so wives and family members of
16:49
Speaker 1: politicians or how they've attacked all of the Trump kids
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Speaker 1: right in their business dealings and they got subpoened over nothing.
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Speaker 1: And it was hoax after hoax after hoax. So is
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Speaker 1: is that the new rule now? Is that the new
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Speaker 1: rule that family members of politicians aren't just because she
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Speaker 1: got caught red handed liking pro terror posts anti Semitic posts?
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Speaker 1: Is that where we are now? So remember that? So
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Speaker 1: remember that, And I hope anybody on the other side
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Speaker 1: of things, on the red team remembers that. Whenever a
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Speaker 1: family member of a politician that happens to be Republican
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Speaker 1: or conservative or America first is attacked, I hope they
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Speaker 1: remember that. Throw that back in his face. Well, they're
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Speaker 1: private citizens. Hey, this is the new game now? Wow?
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Speaker 1: What a weekend. Again, I didn't go into this looking
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Speaker 1: to talk about New York so much, but it does. Unfortunately,
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Speaker 1: what happens there does affect us, and it's here. But
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Speaker 1: the takeaway is stop pussy footing around exactly what this is.
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Speaker 1: It's domestic terror, because unless you call it for what
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Speaker 1: it is, you're stuck with people like that as the
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Speaker 1: mayor of that city, and it's never going to get
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Speaker 1: fixed demand change. You have to all right, speaking of
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Speaker 1: change much more lighthearted, but it still affects you, and
17:58
Speaker 1: it does affect you. Pick cherry pick any study you want,
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Speaker 1: look at any write up, talk to your friend's family, whoever.
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Speaker 1: People are greatly affected by these time changes. I know
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Speaker 1: it sounds I know it sounds like a lighthearted kind
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Speaker 1: of thing. It freaking matters. It affects lives. There are
18:15
Speaker 1: more accidents and a time change spring or fall, and
18:19
Speaker 1: has never been more support for just keeping it one
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Speaker 1: all right now, when you're talking about keeping one or
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Speaker 1: the other standard time or daylight savings time, there's never
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Speaker 1: been more support throughout the country. The first person I
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Speaker 1: ever heard talking about locking the clock and picking one
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Speaker 1: of them, and I think they leaned towards daylight savings.
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Speaker 1: Time was believe in it, not Marco Rubio. He has
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Speaker 1: been talking about this since two thousand and four and
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Speaker 1: supporting it, and then you got Rick Scott supporting it
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Speaker 1: as well, all all kinds of support. Well, here's another
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Speaker 1: guy that's jumped on board. He apparently has been in
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Speaker 1: favor of locking the clock. Tommy Turberville. He's a coach
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Speaker 1: from Alabama. He's in charge of it too. I just
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Speaker 1: like to hear him talk. So here's what he says
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Speaker 1: about it.
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Speaker 7: And I know Obamians are looking forward to more sunlight
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Speaker 7: in the evenings as a spring forward this coming weekend.
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Speaker 7: I have introduced the Sunshine Protection Act every year since
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Speaker 7: I've been in DC, which would make daylight seven is
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Speaker 7: time permanent at the federal level. Out of all the
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Speaker 7: legislative efforts I've been part of. The thing I hear
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Speaker 7: about most from Alabamians is their desire to stop changing
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Speaker 7: the Dane clock twice a year.
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Speaker 1: Stop changing the Dane clock twice a year. Tommy coach,
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Speaker 1: get up there and lock the clock, would you? But
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Speaker 1: he's right, we should just pick would you pick one? Please?
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Speaker 1: We can't even pass this. We can't even do this.
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Speaker 1: But there are more important things to talk about.
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Speaker 7: Bill.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I know, but this should be a simple one.
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Speaker 1: It's got support anyway. I hope you get through that
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Speaker 1: time change. Okay, I got to get out of here.
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Speaker 1: But again, here's the takeaway. Be aware. Nobody I get it.
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Speaker 1: On a weekend, you want to hide from the news.
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Speaker 1: You don't want to be bombarded by this stuff, horrific
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Speaker 1: stuff happening like in New York City this past weekend.
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Speaker 1: But you have to be aware. Hiding your head in
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Speaker 1: the sand is not an answer. It's just not. You
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Speaker 1: got to be aware, not let it affect your daily
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Speaker 1: life and make you miserable. You got be aware, but
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Speaker 1: also call it what it is. This is where language matters.
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Speaker 1: This is where how you talk about this stuff and
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Speaker 1: write about this stuff matters. Call it for what it is,
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Speaker 1: the kind of stuff happening, and it's just starting to
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Speaker 1: happen now in New York City. Apparently we forgot already
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Speaker 1: call it out for what it is so you can
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Speaker 1: stop it anyway. Thanks for finding me. I appreciate you.
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Speaker 1: Sure feels like an hour earlier. I'm missing that hour already.
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Speaker 1: Lock the clock, Tommy Tuberville. Thanks for finding me. I
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Speaker 1: appreciate you on the replay as well on ex and
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Speaker 1: Facebook and YouTube audio podcast too. Thanks for the downloads
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Speaker 1: there make it a wicked awesome Monday. Get your hour
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Speaker 1: back and I'll talk to you tomorrow