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FULL SHOW: Watch out, Jack Smith! Senate hearings. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: You just heard the news.
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Speaker 2: Now you'll find out what it all means.
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Speaker 3: Hey, smarts amone on seven to ten wor.
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Speaker 4: Well, Hey, another hot day, not as bad as yesterday.
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Speaker 4: But we got to deal with that smoke, that Canadian smoke.
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Speaker 4: Where the hell is that from? And what's Hawaiian? We'll
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Speaker 4: get to that coming up. We'll get to the hearings yesterday,
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Speaker 4: the hearings of Jay Clayton and Todd Blanche. We'll get
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Speaker 4: to Iran. We'll get to evil crazy Jack Smith. He
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Speaker 4: could be in a lot of trouble. We'll get the
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Speaker 4: Legionnaire's disease, the horses in Central Park, Mom, Donnie Hokel,
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Speaker 4: and a whole lot more. Very hot again, today won't
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Speaker 4: be as bad as yesterday. And yesterday got really weird
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Speaker 4: because the sky got blurry and orange and it was
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Speaker 4: almost foggy. That was that Canadian wildfire smoke that's all
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Speaker 4: over the place here. As bad as we have it here,
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Speaker 4: it's worse than a lot of other areas. There's a
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Speaker 4: measurement way they measure that smoke. It's we're at four
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Speaker 4: sixty Detroit is like seven to eighty because Detroit literally
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Speaker 4: borders Canada. But the smoke was really bad yesterday. I'm
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Speaker 4: lucky I have allergies. I can't smell anything. But every
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Speaker 4: buddy yesterday was going to, oh, what does that smell?
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Speaker 5: That?
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Speaker 4: This Canadian wildfire smoke? Now? What is that all about?
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Speaker 4: We had this last year, but not as much smoke
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Speaker 4: as as this time. They got a lot of forests
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Speaker 4: in Canada, especially in Ontario. There's a lot of forest
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Speaker 4: up there, and it's been hotter than usual up there,
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Speaker 4: and it's been drier than usual up there. They had
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Speaker 4: a lot of drought this year. And these climate change wackos,
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Speaker 4: they don't allow proper forest management. Normally, the same thing
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Speaker 4: happened in California. You got to do forest management. You
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Speaker 4: cut alleyways through the forest, you clear the underbrushrole so
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Speaker 4: these fires don't get out of control. Climate activists don't
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Speaker 4: allow that to happen. You're allowed to touch the forest,
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Speaker 4: so when you do get a fire, it grows and
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Speaker 4: spreads way beyond what it used to. So that's why
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Speaker 4: you got these ridiculous Canadian wildfire things. We've had eight
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Speaker 4: hundred and sixty of them this year already. So hey,
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Speaker 4: Chuck Schumer, I forgot to mention we'll get to him.
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Speaker 4: Chuck Schumer is getting a lot of attention. Normally Schumer
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Speaker 4: is hiding under his desk. Normally Schumer's trying to stay
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Speaker 4: out of the spot like believe it or not, I
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Speaker 4: mean once in a while the show. But he is
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Speaker 4: all over the news yesterday for probably his biggest accomplishment
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Speaker 4: in office. The fart. Now, this is not ai, this
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Speaker 4: is not fake, this is real. This was Schumer in
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Speaker 4: the Senate. Everybody heard it. You could see Schumer even
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Speaker 4: laugh out loud at it. Just the indication of what
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Speaker 4: a disgusting person this guy is. Now. Listen to Schumer
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Speaker 4: in the now on Iran and.
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Speaker 3: The NDAA when all the Trump administration can say about
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Speaker 3: his disastrous war with Iran is that Vietnam was worse.
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Speaker 4: Again, Remember Uncle Junior farting into that sofa cushion for
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Speaker 4: the last few years of the show. Listen to the
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Speaker 4: Schumer is now Uncle Junior now on Iran and.
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Speaker 3: The NDAA, when all the Trump administration can say about
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Speaker 3: his disaster.
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Speaker 4: I'm afraid this is going to be his legacy. The memes,
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Speaker 4: the stuff all over the internet about that fart just
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Speaker 4: growing and spreading, and it's something he's going to be
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Speaker 4: known for. He's going to have to address that. He'll
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Speaker 4: have to avoid interviews for a few weeks because somebody's
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Speaker 4: going to ask him to explain what the hell that
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Speaker 4: was yesterday. To appointees, Todd Blanche, who's the attorney General,
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Speaker 4: wants to be confirmed permanently, how to testify, and Jay
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Speaker 4: Clayton for Director of National Intelligence had to testify. Blanche
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Speaker 4: was pretty good. Clayton a rough time. He didn't handle
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Speaker 4: it so well. But what these You got to remember,
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Speaker 4: these Democrats are great at hearings. Republicans stink at hearings.
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Speaker 4: Republicans have no idea how to do it. Republicans that
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Speaker 4: are hearing they're very orderly and they ask legitimate questions.
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Speaker 4: Democrats do just the opposite. They just make up crazy,
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Speaker 4: wild things. They're just playing to the camera, to the
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Speaker 4: TV audience. They're just looking to go viral, so they
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Speaker 4: ask all kinds of ridiculous things that have nothing to
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Speaker 4: do with anything. Now. Todd Blanche was at one time
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Speaker 4: President Trump's attorney, so they're trying to get at that,
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Speaker 4: and they're asking him if he's friends with the word
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Speaker 4: are you were you friends with the president? Well, I
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Speaker 4: was his attorney. Yes, but are you friends? Well, I mean,
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Speaker 4: it has nothing to do with anything. It's just trying
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Speaker 4: to make They're trying to make it sound like this
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Speaker 4: is sleazy and unheard of for the president to appoint
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Speaker 4: a friend of his or for a president to appoint
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Speaker 4: his former attorney. Yet it happens all the time. We've
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Speaker 4: had plenty of attorneys general's attorneys general who were formerly
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Speaker 4: the president's lawyer. John Mitchell is a good example, Ed Meese.
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Speaker 4: I mean it's normal. John F. Kennedy appointed his brother.
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Speaker 4: You can't get closer to somebody than that.
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Speaker 6: Uh.
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Speaker 4: And Senator Kennedy always the voice of reason trying to
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Speaker 4: explain that, of course the president appoints friends of his.
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Speaker 7: Have you ever seen a president of the United States.
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Speaker 2: A point.
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Speaker 8: And the enemy to be attorney general?
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Speaker 2: I have not.
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Speaker 7: Usually they appoint their qualified.
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Speaker 9: French, don't they.
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Speaker 8: Yes, I mean one president appointed his brother.
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Speaker 4: Yeah. It's uh. CDA is the name for it's convenient
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Speaker 4: Democrat amnesia. They just get amnes. Whatever Trump does something,
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Speaker 4: it's wrong. You could point out all day and night
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Speaker 4: that Obama did a thousand times, Biden did a one
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Speaker 4: hundred times. With its Democrat amnesia. So this is a
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Speaker 4: sen Sheldon Whitehouse. This racist from Rhode Island belongs to
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Speaker 4: this racist club that doesn't allow black members. Horrible guy,
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Speaker 4: this Sheldon White House and going off trying to go
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Speaker 4: after Blanche.
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Speaker 10: How long do you intend to put up with that car?
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Speaker 4: This is a This is a good example of what
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Speaker 4: I'm talking about. Democrats know how to do these hearings.
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Speaker 4: Republicans just ask regular, normal questions. These guys come up
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Speaker 4: with outrageous, outrageous questions. Now he's gonna say he doesn't
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Speaker 4: think Cash Bettel should be the FBI director and as
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Speaker 4: attorney general? Will you keep him? That's what he's trying
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Speaker 4: to ask. But listen to how he asks the question,
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Speaker 4: just playing to the cameras.
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Speaker 10: How long do you intend to put up with that
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Speaker 10: Cash Patel character? Are you good with his airplane Johns?
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Speaker 10: Are you confident he's not drinking.
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Speaker 4: On the job? Are you sure none of his travel is.
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Speaker 10: A pretext for vacation activities like snorkeling Olympics and visiting girlfriends.
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Speaker 10: Are you sure he knows what he's doing? Do you
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Speaker 10: vouch for him? Are you willing to look at whether
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Speaker 10: he lied to this Committee.
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Speaker 8: That's an extraordinarily obnoxious question.
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Speaker 4: Senator Sublanche was, okay, it was pretty good at this.
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Speaker 4: Jay Clayton not good at this. They asked him all
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Speaker 4: kinds of things. Now you know that there's a story
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Speaker 4: about the New York Times reporters that are the Justice
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Speaker 4: of if you read the fake news, the Justice Department
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Speaker 4: is going after reporters at the New York Times. Well,
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Speaker 4: nobody the New York Times is getting charged with anything indicted.
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Speaker 4: They're getting subpoenas just to be witnesses in a national
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Speaker 4: security case. Stuff leaked out about the new Air Force
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Speaker 4: one and the security stuff in it, so they're looking
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Speaker 4: for the leaks. So these reports, it's perfectly normal. Again,
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Speaker 4: this is this democratic amnesia. It's happened many times before.
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Speaker 4: Where reporter gets a subpoena, they're looking for them to
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Speaker 4: be a witness on stuff. Clayton was asked about that.
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Speaker 9: Those subpoenas are in connection with an ongoing national security investigation.
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Speaker 9: I'm happy to talk to you and this committee about
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Speaker 9: our approach to the First Amendment and our efforts in
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Speaker 9: all cases to limit, to the greatest extent possible any
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Speaker 9: intrusion into the operation of the Free Press.
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Speaker 4: Yeah. Now, Clayton's a very good guy, and he's a
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Speaker 4: very competent guy who was a good US attorney here
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Speaker 4: he ran the SEC before that here, but he wasn't
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Speaker 4: a good witness yesterday. He just kind of choked folded
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Speaker 4: under pressure. It wasn't great, and they really went after
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Speaker 4: and again, this is what Democrats do in the hearings.
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Speaker 4: They make it about everything except what they're supposed to ask.
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Speaker 4: So most of it was focused on the twenty twenty election.
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Speaker 4: That to do with this, I don't know. Here's that
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Speaker 4: awful Senator Angus King.
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Speaker 11: Who won the twenty twenty election, as I said to you,
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Speaker 11: went through our processes and Joe Biden became the president
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Speaker 11: of the United States. And that's not an answer to
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Speaker 11: the question.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, so all right, it's a better answer. He started
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Speaker 4: off like this.
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Speaker 2: Who won the twenty twenty election?
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Speaker 9: You know what, I'm not going to do this with you?
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Speaker 4: Well, which is he's not wrong, you shouldn't do this
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Speaker 4: it there's nothing to do with what we're talking about here.
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Speaker 4: And you could say when Jackie Robinson stole home plate,
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Speaker 4: many people, including Yogi Bear who was right there, said
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Speaker 4: he really was out well, you could debate that. Again,
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Speaker 4: people in the sports world have debated that, but it's
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Speaker 4: too far in the past, as is the twenty twenty election.
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Speaker 6: So let me just ask you what it should be
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Speaker 6: a simple question. Do you deny that Joe Biden won
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Speaker 6: the twenty twenty election.
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Speaker 9: Senator, I'm not an election, Tonio.
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Speaker 4: Joe.
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Speaker 9: Joe Biden was as the president of the United States.
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Speaker 4: Now what more do you want? First of all, this
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Speaker 4: has nothing to do with this appointment, nothing to do
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Speaker 4: with his job. Why are you even asking because it's theatrics.
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Speaker 4: But the Democrats are great at these hearings. These clips
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Speaker 4: were all over the place all day all today you'll
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Speaker 4: be seeing. So that's what they do. They create viral
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Speaker 4: clips for the fake news. Hey, by the way, the
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Speaker 4: President will speak tonight to the nation at nine o'clock.
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Speaker 4: Will carry it live. I don't know how many people
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Speaker 4: will watch it. It's going to be on network TV, which
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Speaker 4: very few people watch nowadays. It'll be on cable news,
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Speaker 4: which more people watch. The network TV. It's something from
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Speaker 4: the pat you know, in the old days, the president
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Speaker 4: eight o'clock primetime address to the nation or nine o'clock
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Speaker 4: the whole nation would be watching every channel. But back
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Speaker 4: then there we're like six channels and eighty million people
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Speaker 4: will see it. Now, if you're on every network tonight,
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Speaker 4: you'll be lucky if you reach six million people. So
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Speaker 4: most of America will not see it. He's going to
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Speaker 4: talk about a lot of things Iran obviously, but apparently
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Speaker 4: he's going to talk about the twenty twenty election and
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Speaker 4: bring up the fact that some people think China had
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Speaker 4: something to do with that election, that China interfered in
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Speaker 4: the election, and then the networks will come on after
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Speaker 4: him and say the President said with no evidence, with
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Speaker 4: no evidence, he alleged that. Now the fact is they
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Speaker 4: have no evidence that it's not true. They have no
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Speaker 4: evidence at all about it. But they never say that
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Speaker 4: about themselves. I don't know why he keeps doing that. Well,
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Speaker 4: I think one reason is it just gets the left crazy.
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Speaker 4: It just makes their heads explode, just drives them nuts.
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Speaker 4: So if that's the reason it's doing, I'm okay with it.
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Speaker 4: It's worth it just for that. Iran. Well, we're going
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Speaker 4: to keep going after them. The bombing was very heavy
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Speaker 4: last night. President says they got another week to make
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Speaker 4: a deal or the US will start taking out power plants,
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Speaker 4: infrastructure and all of that.
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Speaker 5: It's open if people want to go through it.
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Speaker 4: Oh, straight to harmuse it is open. They got the
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Speaker 4: southern route open if you want to use it.
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Speaker 5: It's open if people want to go through it. And
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Speaker 5: we're not opening it for a RAN. That's the only
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Speaker 5: one that's closed for Its close for a RAN, both
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Speaker 5: in and out.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, but we will keep bombing. Hopefully they will make
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Speaker 4: a deal. Who knows.
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Speaker 5: They want to make a deal, but every time they
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Speaker 5: make a deal, they break it. They don't want to die.
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Speaker 5: People don't want to die. Yeah, about an hour.
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Speaker 2: Ago and what message was delivered?
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Speaker 5: You better make a deal. You're not going to have
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Speaker 5: any You're not going to have anybody left. We're being
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Speaker 5: very careful with the civilian population, as you know. But
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Speaker 5: I said you better make a deal. You're not going
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Speaker 5: to have anything left.
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Speaker 4: Now. RAN is happy to make a deal because they
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Speaker 4: never stick to the deal. They never follow these deals.
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Speaker 4: So what's the difference. You can make all the deals
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Speaker 4: you want to, you're not going to follow them. The
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Speaker 4: problem is the resident his whole life, master negotiator, nobody better.
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Speaker 4: But he's always negotiated with business people who are, you know,
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Speaker 4: maybe stubborn, maybe, but in the end they're business people.
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Speaker 4: They got to, you know, do what's right for them,
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Speaker 4: for everybody. But this is the first time he's ever
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Speaker 4: negotiated with raging lunatics, with a bunch of fifteenth century
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Speaker 4: lunatics or absolutely crazy, evil and crazy. I don't think
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Speaker 4: he's ever he's negotiated with evil before, but crazy and evil.
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Speaker 4: You know, the book The Art of the Deal is
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Speaker 4: a great book. You should read it, but I don't
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Speaker 4: think it applies to crazy fifteenth century lunatics. So that's
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Speaker 4: the problem. Hey, Legionaire's disease. A lot of people worried
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Speaker 4: about this. This is the only good news. The numbers
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Speaker 4: on people getting Legionnaire's disease has started to drop. It's
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Speaker 4: down a little. They've been cleaning out and disinfecting these
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Speaker 4: water tanks, not fast enough. About seventy five five of
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Speaker 4: them have been disinfected. The Upper East Side was where
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Speaker 4: it all started. The city should have ordered every building
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Speaker 4: to disinfect their water tanks. They should have ordered it immediately.
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Speaker 4: They haven't. But the good news is the number came
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Speaker 4: down yesterday for the first time. They they're not supposed
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Speaker 4: to you're not supposed to know this publicly. I don't
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Speaker 4: know why they keep it a secret. The epicenter of
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Speaker 4: the Legionaires eighty seventh and Lexington, that was the epicenter.
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Speaker 4: That was one of the most cases are And again
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Speaker 4: it comes from still water in those cooling towers and
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Speaker 4: high heat. And when we had that July fourth, three
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Speaker 4: day heat wave, it heated up that water and that's
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Speaker 4: where it forms. Now, yesterday we had a pretty hot day,
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Speaker 4: so we got to worry about more forming. But hopefully
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Speaker 4: they're disinfecting those towers fast enough. Hey, we'll get to
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Speaker 4: crazy Jack Smith. He may be in real trouble, perjury charges.
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Speaker 4: We'll get to all of that coming up. We'll take
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Speaker 4: some calls next. Eight hundred three to two one zero
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Speaker 4: seven ten is the number eight hundred three two one
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Speaker 4: zero seven ten, Live.
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Speaker 12: From the w o R Life Back Studio.
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Speaker 4: Okay, we'll take some calls. Let's get some new callers too.
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Speaker 4: If you never called this before, call us. Eight hundred
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Speaker 4: three two one zero seven ten is the number. Eight
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Speaker 4: hundred three two one zero seven ten. Let's go to uh,
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Speaker 4: doctor Bob in Long Island. Doctor Bob, how you doing.
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Speaker 8: I'm good? Mark, how are you saying, Mark?
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Speaker 13: You know.
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Speaker 8: Trump is following a very radic course and it's heart
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Speaker 8: to follow what's going on. And Bill o' wiley touched
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Speaker 8: on this the other day that the end of World
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Speaker 8: War two. Uh, you know, the the Japanese, we we're
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Speaker 8: losing the battle last several months and Harry Truman, you know,
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Speaker 8: I wish the Trump would steal a pace from Harry
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Speaker 8: Truman bit the bullet and he really he ended the
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Speaker 8: war very abruptly with two atomic bombs. A lot of
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Speaker 8: people died.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, he was saying, let's do that. But doctor Bob,
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Speaker 4: we don't have time.
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Speaker 8: Were Well, the thing is you had you had, you
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Speaker 8: had a juicy target, you had the funerals in Iran.
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Speaker 4: Yeah no, no, I saying Israel. It's just President Trump
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Speaker 4: doesn't do that. You can argue he should, but he
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Speaker 4: has this thing about not wiping out a lot of civilians.
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Speaker 4: He uh, I know, the left painting is the most evil, brutal.
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Speaker 4: He it's not in him to kill a lot of civilians.
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Speaker 4: He could have wiped out you could he just bomb cities,
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Speaker 4: you could do a Hiroshima. It's not Trump. He just
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Speaker 4: can't kill a lot of civilians. He may be wrong,
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Speaker 4: but I'm just saying that's the way he is about that.
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Speaker 4: Let's go to uh Rich and Myrtle Beach Rich. How
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Speaker 4: you doing, Hey?
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Speaker 8: Thanks marking with me. I'd go bomb one of them
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Speaker 8: funerals and take out a couple of tens twenty thousand.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, well, you're right, we're talking about normal. We're talking
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Speaker 4: about normal, decent people, not you.
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Speaker 8: Most those people in the streets there. Well, that's right,
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Speaker 8: most normal people. You know, it's you know, what's funny
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Speaker 8: is that, you know, how do you deal with people
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Speaker 8: who don't care if they die, and don't care if
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Speaker 8: they have people in the country die. You're dealing with
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Speaker 8: absolutely fifteenth century lunatics. Just like you said, you can't
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Speaker 8: deal with it.
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Speaker 4: You guys are not wrong. It might be the right
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Speaker 4: thing to do. Just blow up every just wipe them out.
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Speaker 4: That probably the best thing that I'm just telling you.
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Speaker 4: I know, Trump, he's not that he can't do it.
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Speaker 2: He can't well, you know he doesn't.
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Speaker 8: Sometimes he should have gone after Hillary after the election.
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Speaker 8: He didn't do that. Sometimes he gets at a fault
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Speaker 8: where he should be.
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Speaker 4: He's not a vicious, ruthless guy. He's just not No,
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Speaker 4: he's not no. He again the whole campaign of twenty sixteen.
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Speaker 4: I'm going to appoint a special Prosecutor'm going after Hillary
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Speaker 4: as soon as you get in office. We didn't do it.
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Speaker 4: Leslie Stall said, why didn't you do it? He goes, Ah,
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Speaker 4: they're nice people. I don't want to hurt him. Believe
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Speaker 4: it or not, he's not ruthless. He's got a gentle
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Speaker 4: side to him. Let's go to Mike in Florida. Mike,
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Speaker 4: how you doing. Good morning, Mark, that's Mike.
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Speaker 14: What kills me about these Democrats and these hearings they
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Speaker 14: held yesterday is they've been crying about Joe McCarthy for
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Speaker 14: seventy five years. How he would you know? Have you
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Speaker 14: now or are you ever? Have you ever been or
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Speaker 14: are you now? A member of the Communist Party questions. Meanwhile,
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Speaker 14: they make Joe McCarthy look like a kindergartener. They make
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Speaker 14: them look like a piker compared to the way they behave.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, no, they're just awful. The fake news lets him
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Speaker 4: get away with it, in fact, rewards them for it
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Speaker 4: by playing the clips all day. That's a terrible thing,
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Speaker 4: you know, It's so funny Joe McCarthy would grill these
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Speaker 4: people who would deny, I deny they're communists. They we
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Speaker 4: tried everything to hide it. Now they can't paign as communists.
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Speaker 4: It's it's right on the bumper sticker. Vote for me.
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Speaker 4: I'm a communist. Let's go to Marco in New Jersey. Marco,
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Speaker 4: how you doing.
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Speaker 8: Yeah.
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Speaker 15: Trump doesn't like bomb and you know, innocent people over
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Speaker 15: there in Iran, but he loves supporting ice killing, you know,
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Speaker 15: people coming here to look for work though, right, he
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Speaker 15: likes that.
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Speaker 4: No, no, no, no, no. They never go after anybody
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Speaker 4: here looking for work. They go after illegals who broke
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Speaker 4: into the country and are committing crimes here.
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Speaker 15: The only target the guy in Maine was committing crimes.
19:08
Speaker 15: The guy in Main was that Colombian guy.
19:11
Speaker 4: Yeah. No, they didn't know who he was, and they
19:12
Speaker 4: told him to pull over, and then he tried to
19:13
Speaker 4: run over the cops with his car. I'm just a
19:16
Speaker 4: good rule to remember anytime, anytime you take your car
19:19
Speaker 4: try to run over a cop. It's not a good strategy.
19:23
Speaker 15: You got proof of that to back that off.
19:24
Speaker 4: Yes, absolutely, we have. Where's the video, the video, you'll
19:29
Speaker 4: see it. He got two witnesses who testified to it. Listen,
19:32
Speaker 4: I'm not going to argue with you because people are
19:34
Speaker 4: just nuts. You can't never argue with the Trump hater. Uh.
19:39
Speaker 4: The orders ice have go get illegals who broke into
19:42
Speaker 4: the country and are criminal illegals committing crimes. The guy
19:46
Speaker 4: in Maine they had the it wasn't the guy they
19:50
Speaker 4: were after, but something was suspicious there. They told him
19:52
Speaker 4: to stop, pullover h he wouldn't stop, wouldn't comply, and
19:56
Speaker 4: then tried to ram them with his car. Again. It's
19:59
Speaker 4: just a good rule of thumb. Anytime you try to
20:02
Speaker 4: run the cops over with your car, not a good strategy.
20:05
Speaker 4: It never works. Let's go to uh, Jerry in New York. Jerry,
20:09
Speaker 4: how you doing good?
20:12
Speaker 8: How are you?
20:13
Speaker 4: Let me check? I'm not bad.
20:16
Speaker 2: Good.
20:18
Speaker 1: I'm very upset with our vice president. How he's constantly
20:22
Speaker 1: bashing Israel and the Jewish people. I'm wondering, is he
20:26
Speaker 1: getting paid by Qatar and Turkey? Certainly friends with Tucker,
20:31
Speaker 1: He's friends with Justin and.
20:34
Speaker 16: Or he just hates you.
20:36
Speaker 8: Uh.
20:37
Speaker 4: I don't think he hates could be that. Yeah, well,
20:44
Speaker 4: he's not exactly a guy you're going to see at
20:46
Speaker 4: the you know, second Avenue DELI, let's put it that way.
20:54
Speaker 1: If he's gonna spread like I want to do the same.
20:57
Speaker 1: I want Cash Betel to follow the money where he's want.
21:00
Speaker 4: To say that he's a very wealthy guy. I don't
21:03
Speaker 4: think he's looking for money from anybody, but I think
21:06
Speaker 4: what it is he may have helped himself in his
21:10
Speaker 4: whatever strategy he's got. The Vice President Vance was on
21:14
Speaker 4: with Joe Rogan and went after the administration on a
21:17
Speaker 4: couple of things. One was its relationship with Israel. So
21:21
Speaker 4: I don't know what he was up to there. It
21:24
Speaker 4: could be very calculated. He's a guy who kind of
21:29
Speaker 4: comes from that wing of the party, the Tucker Carlson
21:32
Speaker 4: kind of wing, which is not the president. So he
21:36
Speaker 4: might have been playing to that, some sort of calculation
21:40
Speaker 4: that that'll help him in twenty twenty eight. Although I
21:42
Speaker 4: think he did himself some damage in twenty twenty eight.
21:45
Speaker 4: I think he's hurt himself a lot by being so
21:48
Speaker 4: anti Israel and anti this anti But he's a very shrewd,
21:53
Speaker 4: smart guy, so who knows what he was thinking. Let's
21:56
Speaker 4: go to Vincent and Brooklyn. Vincent, how you.
21:58
Speaker 13: Doing, Good morning, Markom morning, Rich, good morning. Matter.
22:01
Speaker 4: We got to stop saying good morning to everybody.
22:03
Speaker 13: Okay, all right, bad morning, all right to the caller
22:07
Speaker 13: who is trying to try to box you in about
22:09
Speaker 13: that main shooting. The first thing of crime school one
22:12
Speaker 13: oh one. When a cop tells you something, you listen.
22:16
Speaker 13: That's it. Now. I'm not advocating violence, but those people
22:20
Speaker 13: in that shantytown on the west Side, they better watch
22:23
Speaker 13: that they don't infuriate some citizen, that they don't insult
22:27
Speaker 13: some guy's wife or their daughter, or try and sell
22:31
Speaker 13: drugs or the next thing they're gonna be doing prostitution
22:34
Speaker 13: over there, because somebody will get p oed and throw
22:37
Speaker 13: a firebomb at that at that encampment over there, or
22:41
Speaker 13: better when they then cut run out of their tents
22:43
Speaker 13: because their intents are on fire, somebody pulls out a noosey.
22:47
Speaker 4: And yet that I got a better idea. How about
22:50
Speaker 4: the cops just get permission to go in there and
22:53
Speaker 4: grab me taking the hell out.
22:54
Speaker 13: Of there exactly because let me tell you right now,
22:58
Speaker 13: if in front of any property that I own, that
23:01
Speaker 13: would never happen. That would be over in fifteen minutes,
23:05
Speaker 13: not even a day. Fifteen minutes that would open.
23:09
Speaker 4: They're not that stupid. They're not going to do it
23:10
Speaker 4: in front of your house. You know. They don't trust that, right.
23:12
Speaker 4: They don't set the sand.
23:14
Speaker 13: Up in my neighborhood. You don't even see that kind
23:16
Speaker 13: of nonsense in my neighborhood.
23:18
Speaker 4: Yeah, all right, good point, Vincent, thanks for calling you this.
23:21
Speaker 4: We'll get to this shanty town. Uh, coming up this
23:24
Speaker 4: Mom Donnie. They tried to. They claim they were cleaning
23:27
Speaker 4: it up yesterday. They did not. They simply went through
23:30
Speaker 4: and picked up the garbage out of there and threw
23:32
Speaker 4: it in a dumpster. And apparently the garbage contained needles
23:35
Speaker 4: and sex toys, all kinds of crazy stuff. Hey, when
23:39
Speaker 4: we come back, the great economists Steve Moore will be
23:45
Speaker 4: with us next. We hope the Steve Moore coming up next.
23:47
Speaker 4: Lots to talk to him about, including this mom Donnie character.
23:51
Speaker 4: On seven to ten w O R his.
23:54
Speaker 9: Job make it all makes sense?
23:57
Speaker 6: He's marks alone on sevent ten doubleoo.
24:05
Speaker 4: Well, the hunch for Steve Moore continues. Sometimes sometimes it's
24:11
Speaker 4: a little hard to track down. But we're looking for
24:13
Speaker 4: Steve Moore. We'll see if he turns up, we'll find him.
24:18
Speaker 4: But in the meantime, Hey, if you were thinking of
24:21
Speaker 4: buying SpaceX, you know a lot of people wanted that stock.
24:23
Speaker 4: They wanted the IPO. The IPO was one hundred and
24:27
Speaker 4: thirty five dollars a share, and a lot of people
24:30
Speaker 4: want to get in on it. Well, the IPO came
24:34
Speaker 4: out one hundred and thirty five dollars this year. It
24:36
Speaker 4: went up to two hundred and twenty five dollars this year.
24:40
Speaker 4: But I don't know if you've been following the stock,
24:42
Speaker 4: it's been dropping. It's back down to one hundred and
24:44
Speaker 4: thirty five dollars this year. So if you wanted it
24:47
Speaker 4: at the IPO, it's back at the IPO price right now.
24:50
Speaker 4: In fact, actually past week it dropped to one hundred
24:53
Speaker 4: and thirty two below the IPO. You remember how Elon
24:58
Speaker 4: Musk made it and became a trillionaire with this IPO stock.
25:01
Speaker 4: The stock actually dropped below the IPO price, so that
25:05
Speaker 4: trillion was quickly gone. But it's back to one thirty five.
25:09
Speaker 4: So if you did want SpaceX, if you were dying
25:12
Speaker 4: to get it, it's back at the IPO price. We
25:16
Speaker 4: didn't find Steve More. Now, let's tick a call it too,
25:18
Speaker 4: Let's go to Jay in New Jersey. Jay, how you doing?
25:24
Speaker 4: Wait a minute, let me push the button again. Jay.
25:28
Speaker 4: Are you there? Jay? Are you there?
25:34
Speaker 8: No?
25:34
Speaker 4: I think it's the phone either that there he's like
25:36
Speaker 4: another Steve Moore. No, I think I don't know. I
25:41
Speaker 4: think it was the phone line. What else he Nick Reiner? Boy?
25:45
Speaker 4: When was left him? You heard that name Nick Reiner,
25:49
Speaker 4: who's in prison? You know that was seven months ago,
25:52
Speaker 4: the murder of Rob Reiner and his wife by their
25:55
Speaker 4: crazed son. That was seven months ago. Nick Reiner has
25:58
Speaker 4: been in prison ever since. People that have seen him
26:01
Speaker 4: say he's rapidly deteriorating in prison. No one would recognize
26:06
Speaker 4: him now. You know, he was a crazed lunatic to
26:08
Speaker 4: begin with, stabbing and murdering his mother and father. But
26:14
Speaker 4: they say, now that he's been in prison seven months,
26:16
Speaker 4: he's mostly been in solitary. And you know, if you've
26:18
Speaker 4: got a guy that's completely nuts and you put him
26:21
Speaker 4: in solitary for seven months, he's gonna go even more nuts.
26:24
Speaker 4: And they say he's just totally crazy now. But it doesn't
26:26
Speaker 4: even look the same. Shaved his head, he's super skinny
26:30
Speaker 4: because they have him on very intense medication. His eyes
26:34
Speaker 4: are very sunken in. They say, it's hard to even picture.
26:40
Speaker 4: But he's deteriorating psychologically, getting even worse than before. But
26:45
Speaker 4: I don't know how much longer he's got to go
26:47
Speaker 4: before any of this happens. He was diagnosed with schizophrenia,
26:51
Speaker 4: had a history of drug addiction at the time. Oh,
26:53
Speaker 4: actually the murders were December fourteenth, Yeah, that was seven
26:56
Speaker 4: months ago. Even before that, you know, he also allegedly
27:00
Speaker 4: once destroyed his parents' house in a drug fueled rage
27:07
Speaker 4: high on meth. Now, why they didn't commit this guy
27:10
Speaker 4: or try to do something like that, I don't know. Well, well,
27:12
Speaker 4: one reason is they got these Beverly Hills doctors who
27:18
Speaker 4: I know Reyner went to them a lot of times,
27:19
Speaker 4: and they all claim they could treat them, they could
27:21
Speaker 4: help them, they could fix them. But that wasn't the case. Hey.
27:24
Speaker 4: Speaking of Beverly Hills, there's this a couple of new
27:28
Speaker 4: skyscrapers growing up, apartment buildings with penthouses up very very
27:33
Speaker 4: very high. And there's a new one that the penthouse apartment.
27:36
Speaker 4: Apparently he's just sold for two hundred million. Now we've
27:41
Speaker 4: seen that in New York We've seen apartments here Billionaire's
27:44
Speaker 4: Row right over there, go for two fifty that Ken
27:48
Speaker 4: Griffin infamous apartment two hundred and fifty million. But we
27:52
Speaker 4: never saw this in LA before. First time in Los Angeles,
27:55
Speaker 4: a two hundred million dollar apartment. This is on time.
27:58
Speaker 4: It's not even built yet, it doesn't even exists yet.
28:01
Speaker 4: I don't know how anybody buys an apartment in a
28:04
Speaker 4: building or a complex that you haven't actually seen. Don't
28:07
Speaker 4: you have to like walk around in it, feel it.
28:10
Speaker 4: You just look at pictures, which are always better than
28:13
Speaker 4: it actually looks. So it's two hundred million. But this
28:17
Speaker 4: new building that's going up is the Aman Amaan the Aman.
28:21
Speaker 4: This is a new chain of hotel apartment buildings. They're
28:25
Speaker 4: putting them all over the world. There's one in New
28:27
Speaker 4: York on fifty seventh and fifth. And what they do
28:31
Speaker 4: is try to create this whole fake cachet illusion that
28:35
Speaker 4: they are the most exclusive place in the world. Now,
28:39
Speaker 4: if you go over there, block down a couple of
28:42
Speaker 4: blocks that way, it's the Aman Hotel, New York. And
28:45
Speaker 4: what they do is, you know, sometimes you go buy
28:48
Speaker 4: a hotel there's a doorman, Well, you go buy the
28:50
Speaker 4: Aman hotel. There's twelve doorman out there all and suits
28:53
Speaker 4: into twelve doormen. It just makes it look more important
28:55
Speaker 4: than it really is. And they charge, you know, one
28:58
Speaker 4: hundreds of millions from apartment, I mean, just to stay
29:00
Speaker 4: in the hotel there. It's like five seven, eight thousand
29:03
Speaker 4: a night. They make it look like it is the
29:05
Speaker 4: most exclusive place in the world. But every time I'm
29:08
Speaker 4: walking by there, you know, the only people I see
29:11
Speaker 4: coming in out of there are some hookers, some slazy
29:15
Speaker 4: looking Russian guys. But apparently that's a lot of their businesses.
29:20
Speaker 4: Middle Eastern types, Russian types, I don't know. So they're
29:25
Speaker 4: building one in Los Angeles. This is perfect for them,
29:29
Speaker 4: and two hundred million for that top apartment. But when
29:32
Speaker 4: I say two hundred million, apparently there's another penhasse also
29:35
Speaker 4: be two hundred million. These penthouses are seventeen thousand square
29:40
Speaker 4: feet with fourteen thousand square feet of outdoor space, fourteen
29:45
Speaker 4: thousand square feet of a balcony out there. Well, it's
29:48
Speaker 4: more than a balcony, it's outdoor space, and your penthouse
29:50
Speaker 4: will have two private pools, and then there's a rooftop terrace.
29:56
Speaker 4: There's also, of course a screening room, all of that stuff.
29:59
Speaker 4: There's a private club in backed more than in this
30:03
Speaker 4: one building. They've sold more than one billion in condos already,
30:06
Speaker 4: more than one billion of them already. Unbelievable. Hey, the
30:11
Speaker 4: Democratic Socialists of America, this is the party that Mam
30:15
Speaker 4: Donnie is from. That some of these crazy wacko mom
30:18
Speaker 4: Donni candidates are from Democratic Socialists of America. You've heard
30:23
Speaker 4: of them, of course, But they've just put out their
30:25
Speaker 4: new platform. Came out yesterday. Their new platform. And remember
30:31
Speaker 4: Mam Donnie's a part of this and all those crazy
30:33
Speaker 4: wackos that he backed. Their new platform calls for abolishing ice. Okay,
30:38
Speaker 4: you figure that from these kind of people. They're also
30:41
Speaker 4: calling for the to abolish the US Senate. I don't
30:47
Speaker 4: know why they want to abolish the US Senate. They
30:51
Speaker 4: want full voting rights for criminals that have been convicted,
30:56
Speaker 4: full voting rights for non citizens. They want to replace
31:00
Speaker 4: the electoral college with a national popular vote. Okay, well
31:04
Speaker 4: that most Democrats have wanted that. They want to replace
31:07
Speaker 4: the two party system with a multi party democracy, you know,
31:11
Speaker 4: like England, like Israel, we got twenty seven different parties.
31:15
Speaker 4: They're also calling for expanding the House and abolishing the Senate. Actually, yeah,
31:20
Speaker 4: they want the House of Representatives to have total control.
31:24
Speaker 4: There was talk of not having a president, just having
31:29
Speaker 4: the House run everything. A little insane, but it is
31:32
Speaker 4: the Democratic Socialists of America. What do you want? You're
31:38
Speaker 4: just speaking of mom, Donnie. That homeless camp, as we mentioned,
31:42
Speaker 4: it's twelve blocks long. It's a shanty town, twelve blocks long.
31:48
Speaker 4: It's on the west side, right by the Intrepid. It's
31:52
Speaker 4: twelve blocks along the street. Now, the business owners on
31:56
Speaker 4: that side of the street, the other side obviously complaining
31:58
Speaker 4: like crazy. The city hall. It's made up of tents,
32:02
Speaker 4: makeshift shelters, those blue tarps. They've even tapped into the
32:06
Speaker 4: street lights to steal electricity from the city. Again, it's
32:09
Speaker 4: right near the Intrepid. Lot of tourists have to go
32:12
Speaker 4: by there. So the Mamdani administration claimed they were going
32:15
Speaker 4: to clean it up, but they made a tiny attempt
32:17
Speaker 4: yesterday and basically all they did was just sent a
32:21
Speaker 4: team to pick up the garbage off the sidewalks and
32:23
Speaker 4: the garbage which they threw in a dumpster. Reporters looked
32:27
Speaker 4: in the garbage, the garbage was needles, sex toys, cigarette butts,
32:32
Speaker 4: empty food containers, Amazon bags. This is a shanty town.
32:38
Speaker 4: They're getting Amazon deliveries. I mean, she's totally out of control.
32:45
Speaker 4: This is what happened in San Francisco, this is what
32:46
Speaker 4: happened in Los Angeles. These shanty towns, and it destroys everything,
32:50
Speaker 4: kills the neighborhoods where it happened in Los Angeles, anything
32:53
Speaker 4: on those blocks, the restaurants, the businesses had to close. Now,
32:57
Speaker 4: sources say, you know, Mamdani seems pretty about it. You know,
33:01
Speaker 4: don't worry, we'll take care of it. Publicly, sources say,
33:04
Speaker 4: behind the scenes, Mom Donnie is freaking out because it's
33:09
Speaker 4: getting so much press. The pictures, the stories about it
33:12
Speaker 4: make him look very bad. So he seems very common public,
33:16
Speaker 4: but they say he's freaking out in private. The problem is,
33:22
Speaker 4: you know, he's got these outreach teams that are supposed
33:24
Speaker 4: to go help. These outreach teams are a bunch of
33:28
Speaker 4: you know, idiotic social workers who don't know what the
33:31
Speaker 4: hell to do. The NYPD could clean this up in
33:34
Speaker 4: probably forty five minutes. Probably forty five minutes, that would
33:40
Speaker 4: be end of shantytown. Now, even former Commissioner Bratton told
33:45
Speaker 4: the Post that this is ridiculous. This is easy to
33:49
Speaker 4: take care of. He said, you remember the squeegee men
33:51
Speaker 4: at every entrance to the city. Remember the rampant street
33:54
Speaker 4: prostitution in graffiti, Remember the eight thousand open air drug
33:58
Speaker 4: selling locations, Remember the ramp at subway a fair evasion.
34:03
Speaker 4: All of that got solved. And he's absolutely right. In fact,
34:06
Speaker 4: if you were a normal mayor, you would just tell
34:10
Speaker 4: the police just go in and clean this up. Just
34:14
Speaker 4: give them the Now they've been ordered to stand down,
34:17
Speaker 4: to not do anything about this shantytown, and that's why
34:20
Speaker 4: it continues. Police Commissioner Jessica Tish stays quiet about it.
34:25
Speaker 4: I don't know why. I have no idea why, but
34:30
Speaker 4: you gotta do something about it. Hey, don't forget Bucking
34:33
Speaker 4: Clay at noon today, you got the most listened to
34:37
Speaker 4: radio show in America. Sean Hannity at three, Jesse Kelly
34:40
Speaker 4: at six, Jimmy Fayla. Oh, he'll be with us in
34:43
Speaker 4: the next hour. We get a lots to talk to
34:44
Speaker 4: him about. Very funny show every night nine to midnight
34:48
Speaker 4: on seven to ten WR.
34:51
Speaker 6: Here's more of the Marximum Show on woor.
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Speaker 13: Wa.
34:58
Speaker 4: Hey you know, that's a smoke is all over the
35:01
Speaker 4: place today. Yesterday was bad. You suppose late in the
35:03
Speaker 4: day yesterday you saw the sky just get weird. It
35:06
Speaker 4: was that Canadian wildfire smoke that is all over New
35:10
Speaker 4: York and New Jersey and the suburbs. It's just everywhere,
35:14
Speaker 4: and apparently it's even worse today today. The air quality
35:18
Speaker 4: is very bad. In fact, a couple of actual big
35:22
Speaker 4: outdoor parties tonight that I know about were moved inside.
35:27
Speaker 4: They were just saying they don't want the people that
35:30
Speaker 4: have to stand outside in that smoke for two hours.
35:32
Speaker 4: So be careful today with all of that smoke. It
35:35
Speaker 4: is not good for you. It can be very unhealthy
35:39
Speaker 4: to breathe all that in, So don't be outside too
35:42
Speaker 4: much today. Tomorrow it should be a lot better as
35:45
Speaker 4: far as that Canadian smoke, and then looks like rain
35:49
Speaker 4: on Saturday and Sunday. But you know what, that's not bad.
35:52
Speaker 4: Maybe it'll get rid of some of that stuff. It
35:55
Speaker 4: might actually help the whole situation. Mayor Mom. Donnie also
35:59
Speaker 4: getting a lot of lack the crime statistics that he
36:02
Speaker 4: put out. You know, crime is down, crime is down
36:05
Speaker 4: twenty two percent. You put out these numbers, bragging a
36:08
Speaker 4: crime is down. Well, if you look at the numbers, yeah,
36:10
Speaker 4: some crime is down. Murder is down, that's basically what
36:13
Speaker 4: it was. But assault is up, subway crime is up,
36:18
Speaker 4: robbery is up, and rape is up a lot. Rape
36:23
Speaker 4: went way up. Now, Mom, Donnie made this crazy comment
36:28
Speaker 4: yesterday and the day before. Trying to explain that, he said, well,
36:31
Speaker 4: it's not the reason it's up is they changed the
36:34
Speaker 4: definition of rape. Well, so everybody went and got the
36:39
Speaker 4: official New York City definition of rape. They did reword
36:44
Speaker 4: the law, but everything in it is what you'd expect.
36:48
Speaker 4: The definition is still everything that is normally assumed to
36:51
Speaker 4: be rape. They didn't change it to anything different. So
36:56
Speaker 4: dumb excuse. He got caught on that. You know, he
36:59
Speaker 4: does this fast talking. When a reporter asked him a question,
37:01
Speaker 4: he goes, well, you have to bear in mind that
37:02
Speaker 4: one of the reasons, and it sounds great, but when
37:05
Speaker 4: you actually dig into it, nothing he said meant anything.
37:09
Speaker 4: It's just a lot of fast talking. So anyway, we
37:12
Speaker 4: got a lot to get to In the next hour.
37:14
Speaker 4: Jimmy Faylor will be with us. We're gonna talk to
37:16
Speaker 4: him about Oh, we'll get to crazy Jack Smith. Crazy
37:21
Speaker 4: Jack Smith may be in real trouble. That's that evil
37:23
Speaker 4: law fair prosecutor, that hit man they sent after Trump.
37:27
Speaker 4: He may be in legal jeopardy. Now that would be
37:30
Speaker 4: great to see. He had to testify before Congress and
37:33
Speaker 4: he got caught doing stuff so unethical and unconstitutional. He's
37:38
Speaker 4: the legal version of the prosecutor version of a Fauci.
37:43
Speaker 4: We'll get to him coming up after the news. Another
37:46
Speaker 4: hour to go. It's Mark Simone here on seven to
37:49
Speaker 4: ten WR.
37:51
Speaker 12: Live from the Door, Life Back Studios, Bill Mark Simone.
37:56
Speaker 4: Show a lot of smoke out there. That's the wildfire smoke.
38:05
Speaker 4: There's a bunch of outdoor events tonight that have actually
38:08
Speaker 4: been moved inside. They think it's unhealthy to stand out
38:11
Speaker 4: there for a couple of hours, So bear that in
38:12
Speaker 4: mind if you're out doing stuff today. That smoke not good.
38:18
Speaker 4: Hang on a minute here, Oh I see it's a
38:20
Speaker 4: very important text. You know that the paragold. It's like Wayfair.
38:24
Speaker 4: I bought something from them once. I now get seven
38:28
Speaker 4: texts a day from that. This will be like a
38:32
Speaker 4: year and a half. If you ever feel that no
38:35
Speaker 4: one cares about you, nobody thinks about you, buy something
38:38
Speaker 4: from Wayfair or Paragold. You will hear from them four
38:43
Speaker 4: times a day, every day of your life. Forever, you'll
38:46
Speaker 4: know somebody cares about you. So the President tonight will
38:51
Speaker 4: make a primetime address. There's no such thing anymore, really,
38:54
Speaker 4: primetime network address. You know the old days that meant
38:57
Speaker 4: ninety million people at see and now it means that
38:59
Speaker 4: twelve people. We'll see it. But he's going to talk
39:02
Speaker 4: about a number of things I ran, and apparently it's
39:04
Speaker 4: a medley of stuff, and he will get into well,
39:10
Speaker 4: he's going to talk about free and fair elections. Free
39:15
Speaker 4: and fair elections. Now this is going to imply that
39:19
Speaker 4: something was wrong with the twenty twenty election and the
39:22
Speaker 4: twenty twenty four and what. But it will drive Democrats crazy.
39:27
Speaker 4: And apparently he is going to say that there was
39:30
Speaker 4: some China interference in the election. But all of this
39:34
Speaker 4: is to get that Save America Act passed, which is
39:36
Speaker 4: a very very good idea. You want secure elections. You
39:41
Speaker 4: want to make sure everybody voting is a citizen and
39:45
Speaker 4: qualified to be voting. So he'll talk about that tonight.
39:49
Speaker 4: We'll see who carries it. Obviously Fox News Newsmax. Obviously
39:53
Speaker 4: they'll carry it to cable news, but as far as
39:57
Speaker 4: the regular networks, who knows what they'll do. We'll carry it.
40:00
Speaker 4: We're going to broadcast it live. But that's tonight at
40:04
Speaker 4: nine o'clock, so keep an eye on that. Hey, does
40:07
Speaker 4: anybody ever watch News twelve. If you're in New York City,
40:11
Speaker 4: you got New York one, which nobody watches. It used
40:14
Speaker 4: to be popular. I used to be on New York
40:16
Speaker 4: one for many years, but that was before the iPhone.
40:20
Speaker 4: Once the iPhone came out, because they found most people
40:22
Speaker 4: were putting on New York one to see the time,
40:24
Speaker 4: the temperature, get the weather, get the transit, that kind
40:27
Speaker 4: of But now it's all on your phone. But News
40:30
Speaker 4: twelve is like the New York one of everywhere else
40:32
Speaker 4: there's News twelve, Long Island, there's News twelve, New Jersey
40:35
Speaker 4: News twelfth, Connecticut News twelve Westchester, but nobody watches it.
40:41
Speaker 4: And apparently it was a bloodbath there yesterday at News twelve.
40:45
Speaker 4: They fired a lot of people. I mean they just
40:48
Speaker 4: gutted the place. News twelve just firing all kinds of
40:54
Speaker 4: people left and right. People couldn't believe how bad it
40:58
Speaker 4: got there. In fact, like entire newsrooms were cleaned out.
41:03
Speaker 4: So apparently they'll keep Long Island because that's a big
41:06
Speaker 4: place with a big population. You know, there's like six
41:09
Speaker 4: million people on Long Island. But as far as Westchester
41:15
Speaker 4: and Connecticut, they're going to combine a lot of these
41:18
Speaker 4: news twelves into one news twelve that'll do just general
41:21
Speaker 4: suburban news. It was a big thing yesterday. A lot
41:24
Speaker 4: of people quite shaken when that happened. You get to
41:28
Speaker 4: remember this. People don't watch television anymore, you know, they
41:31
Speaker 4: always think radio is dying. Radio has more people listening
41:35
Speaker 4: today than twenty years ago. Television viewership, broadcast television viewership
41:41
Speaker 4: and cable is way way down. Radio more people listening
41:45
Speaker 4: today than twenty years ago. Television a lot less people
41:50
Speaker 4: listening today than twenty years ago. Hey, crazy Jack Smith
41:56
Speaker 4: could be in real trouble. That is great news, very
42:00
Speaker 4: good news. Jack Smith had to testify before Congress, and
42:06
Speaker 4: it turns out that Jack Smith is evil prosecutor. He's
42:11
Speaker 4: a dirty hit man. That's why they flew him in
42:13
Speaker 4: from halfway around the world to go after Trump. When
42:16
Speaker 4: they needed a special council. There's like a two thousand
42:20
Speaker 4: of them in DC. But they went to the Hague
42:22
Speaker 4: to bring this guy in because he's got a track record.
42:25
Speaker 4: His history is going after Republican opponents, targeting them and persecuting,
42:31
Speaker 4: prosecuting them. So they brought him in to do Trump
42:35
Speaker 4: and it was ridiculous. You remember the raid on mar
42:38
Speaker 4: A Lago. First of all, it's a president of the
42:41
Speaker 4: United States. You don't raid his house. They were agents
42:46
Speaker 4: that rated house, were told to go in with guns drawn.
42:49
Speaker 4: They were given authority to use deadly force if they
42:54
Speaker 4: have to. This is Jack Smith. Can you imagine this?
42:58
Speaker 4: They were given authority if they had to to use
43:02
Speaker 4: deadly force at mar Alago. Now, if you go into
43:05
Speaker 4: mar A Lago, all it is is a bunch of
43:07
Speaker 4: old ladies going, how are you to use deadly force
43:10
Speaker 4: in there? It's also heavily guarded, it's guarded by the
43:15
Speaker 4: Secret Service. What would you need to use deadly force?
43:18
Speaker 4: But this is this evil Jack Smith, that bug eyed
43:21
Speaker 4: weirdo Jack Smith, if that's really his name. Now he
43:27
Speaker 4: did say at the time, because he kept expanding the investigation,
43:31
Speaker 4: and he's a dirty cop, a very dirty cop. He
43:35
Speaker 4: kept expanding and expanding, and then somehow he got the
43:40
Speaker 4: phone records of a lot of people, anybody talking to
43:42
Speaker 4: anybody in Congress, got their phone records, and he testified
43:45
Speaker 4: under oath back then that all he did was get
43:48
Speaker 4: a record of their phone calls, their phone records. That
43:52
Speaker 4: was his testimony under oath. But it turns out now
43:55
Speaker 4: they've discovered, you know, because the Trump people came in,
43:58
Speaker 4: took over the Justice Department and FBI and intelligence, and
44:02
Speaker 4: they've seen everything. Apparently Jack Smith got more than the
44:06
Speaker 4: phone records. He got the text messages, and he did
44:10
Speaker 4: total surveillance on forty four members of Congress. He got
44:14
Speaker 4: their conversations, he got their texts, and he looked at
44:17
Speaker 4: all of them. They are furious, these Congress people, Ran
44:21
Speaker 4: Paul said, New evidence confirms he spied on dozens of
44:25
Speaker 4: members of Congress. Myself included a blatant abuse of power
44:30
Speaker 4: and exactly what our founders warned about. You got more
44:34
Speaker 4: and more, Congressman saying, DOJ records confirmed Jack Smith reviewed
44:39
Speaker 4: the contents of text messages of forty four members of Congress.
44:45
Speaker 4: Chuck Grassey said, I'm one of the forty four, and
44:48
Speaker 4: Missouri Senator Josh Holly said it looks like perjury because
44:52
Speaker 4: he lied about it. He out and out lied. He
44:55
Speaker 4: said he just saw a record of their phone calls.
44:57
Speaker 4: He lied, he was actually going through all their texts.
45:01
Speaker 4: So this could be a very serious perjury charge. We
45:04
Speaker 4: could actually see evil Jack Smith finally end up in
45:09
Speaker 4: jail where he belongs. Now, a lot of Democrats got
45:12
Speaker 4: spied on by Jack Smith. He saw that he read
45:14
Speaker 4: through their text messages, Corey Booker, Adam Smith. These are
45:19
Speaker 4: all Democrats, Karen Bassa, California. But he also went through
45:23
Speaker 4: the text He did total surveillance, went through the text
45:28
Speaker 4: of Lee Zelden, Susan Collins, Tom Cotton, Steve Scalise, Elise
45:33
Speaker 4: Stefoniic and they're all fuming. But again in December he testified,
45:40
Speaker 4: but he was asked whether his team ever looked at
45:41
Speaker 4: the context of text messages, and he replied no, that's
45:47
Speaker 4: out and out perjury. Hopefully he gets convicted of this
45:52
Speaker 4: and that's the end of evil Jack Smith. Hey, yesterday
45:56
Speaker 4: there was a vote in the House. This is how
46:01
Speaker 4: bad it's gotten. There was a vote to stop all
46:04
Speaker 4: aid to Israel, eliminate the billions of dollars in aid
46:07
Speaker 4: to Israel. Could you imagine that. Well, it got voted
46:11
Speaker 4: down because the Republicans made sure it got voted down.
46:13
Speaker 4: But you should know that a hundred House Democrats voted
46:17
Speaker 4: to end all aid to Israel. A hundred House Democrats
46:21
Speaker 4: voted for it. Now, they did this two years ago,
46:25
Speaker 4: but only thirty seven Democrats voted for it. Now it's
46:28
Speaker 4: a hundred. It's getting out of control. One hundred Democrats
46:33
Speaker 4: voted for that. Absolutely disgusting. Now let's get to the
46:38
Speaker 4: governor's race. Kathy Hochel against Bruce Blakeman. Everybody in their
46:43
Speaker 4: right mind wants Bruce Blakeman to win. He'd be the
46:46
Speaker 4: perfect governor. He's a governor right now in Nassau County,
46:50
Speaker 4: county executive that's basically being a governor, and he's the
46:53
Speaker 4: best county executive in America. Done a phenomenal job Nasau
46:57
Speaker 4: County doing better than any county. Be the perfect governor.
47:02
Speaker 4: Problem is, it's tough, and you know, become tougher for
47:04
Speaker 4: a Republican to get elected. And the problem here right
47:08
Speaker 4: now is Kathy Hockel has a huge war chest, a
47:12
Speaker 4: ton of money. Hockel raised twenty million dollars already twenty million,
47:19
Speaker 4: and there's another twenty two million that'll come to her
47:22
Speaker 4: from the Democratic Party, New York Democratic Party, the New
47:26
Speaker 4: York Committee. So that brings her total to forty two million.
47:31
Speaker 4: That's a lot of money for a governor's raised. Forty
47:33
Speaker 4: two million is a huge war chest. Now Blakeman has
47:38
Speaker 4: raised about eleven million dollars. That's with the matching funds
47:41
Speaker 4: and all that stuff. But he's got to get more. Now,
47:44
Speaker 4: the problem is the New York State Republican Committee. It's
47:49
Speaker 4: not as well organized. They've got about a quarter of
47:53
Speaker 4: a million dollars two hundred and fifty thousand. The state
47:56
Speaker 4: Gopie says has raised more than a million. But this
47:59
Speaker 4: is nothing compared to Democrats in New York. There's a
48:03
Speaker 4: very week week Republican Party in New York. So Blakeman
48:08
Speaker 4: needs money. You can donate. Go to Blakemanfronewyork dot com.
48:11
Speaker 4: Blakemanfronewyork dot com. Now another problem, there's a lot of big, big,
48:17
Speaker 4: big business guys, big major donors all over New York
48:23
Speaker 4: and they want Blakeman. They really want Blakeman. They want
48:26
Speaker 4: to get rid of Hokel. She's bad for business, she's
48:28
Speaker 4: bad for New York. They want Blakeman. So I say,
48:32
Speaker 4: to them, Well, why don't you donate to Blakeman. Gotta
48:36
Speaker 4: be careful. I can't offend Kathy Hokele. You know, I
48:39
Speaker 4: do a lot of business here and she is the governor,
48:41
Speaker 4: and if I give to Blakeman, it's not gonna list.
48:44
Speaker 4: So that's a problem. That's a big problem. But again
48:47
Speaker 4: you can donate. It's Blakemanfromnew York dot Com. Hopefully he
48:51
Speaker 4: catches up and if they get a debate, obviously Blakeman
48:54
Speaker 4: will just wipe her out in a debate. But knowing her,
48:58
Speaker 4: she'll just stall and put it off and be very
49:01
Speaker 4: tough to actually get her to debate. Hey, yesterday was
49:05
Speaker 4: the hearings the horse drawn carriages City Council talking about
49:09
Speaker 4: getting rid of them. I think you just need to
49:12
Speaker 4: cut down on him. And there are a lot of
49:15
Speaker 4: people saying, you know what, get rid of the bikes
49:17
Speaker 4: in Central Park, get rid of the e bikes. There
49:19
Speaker 4: are some horrible incidents with these horses, but they're like
49:22
Speaker 4: once a year, and when it comes to the bikes
49:26
Speaker 4: zooming around Central Park, there's like forty accidents a day.
49:30
Speaker 4: So get rid of the bikes in Central Park first.
49:32
Speaker 4: But there was hearings yesterday. You know, it was brilliant
49:35
Speaker 4: in the hearings. Curtis Sliwa. He was great testifying. He
49:39
Speaker 4: wants to get rid of the horses, of course, but
49:41
Speaker 4: he was great testifying.
49:42
Speaker 12: Animals are people and it is the responsibility of you
49:47
Speaker 12: elected officials to protect the rights of all animals.
49:52
Speaker 2: Yeah.
49:52
Speaker 4: See, Curtis has a he's got a hearing voice. He's
49:55
Speaker 4: got the perfect hearing voice. Like on the radio, you
49:58
Speaker 4: can talk like this, but you can't this in the hearing.
50:01
Speaker 4: You have to talk like see. I can't do it
50:03
Speaker 4: very well. Curtis does it perfectly, just the right pitch
50:06
Speaker 4: for a hearing.
50:07
Speaker 12: This family that came from India celebrate the graduation of
50:12
Speaker 12: their eighteen year old son. If they had gone to
50:15
Speaker 12: Bombay now called Mubaia, they would no longer have been
50:19
Speaker 12: able to take a horse drawn carriage that predated back
50:23
Speaker 12: to Queen Victoria because the Bombay High Court ruled it
50:28
Speaker 12: to be a barbaric act.
50:30
Speaker 4: It was great. So you got to know how to
50:32
Speaker 4: do that because the bomb berbers it doesn't sound right
50:35
Speaker 4: when I do it. He does it perfectly.
50:36
Speaker 12: In city after city around the world, first world, third
50:40
Speaker 12: world cities. We should be ashamed of ourselves that they
50:44
Speaker 12: have led in banning this barbaric behavior and most times
50:49
Speaker 12: replacing them with electric carriages so that the horse drivers,
50:54
Speaker 12: the carriage drivers can continue to have an income. We're
50:58
Speaker 12: not even considering that here.
51:00
Speaker 4: Huh, that's a pretty good idea. Actually, you get rid
51:03
Speaker 4: of the horses, make them electric. You're right. You know.
51:07
Speaker 4: It's talking to one of the top car people and
51:10
Speaker 4: runs some of the biggest service centers, and he's not
51:14
Speaker 4: a fan of electric cars, but he pointed out, as
51:18
Speaker 4: far as these people have all electric cars, they really
51:22
Speaker 4: never come in for service. You know, you go to
51:23
Speaker 4: any big service department, the big dealership, there's a million
51:26
Speaker 4: cars in there, but there's no electric cars in there.
51:28
Speaker 4: Apparently nothing breaks in these electric cars. They just never
51:33
Speaker 4: come in for service. You know, I never thought about that,
51:36
Speaker 4: but Curtis was great.
51:37
Speaker 12: Let me tell you about the tradition at the Bronx Sioux.
51:40
Speaker 4: They always had elephants. Sheme, i'mber happy. The elephant wasn't
51:42
Speaker 4: all that happy.
51:44
Speaker 12: Happy died and the Bronx Sioux decided to send Patty,
51:48
Speaker 12: the remaining elephant, to Wit Elephant Sanctuary and will have
51:52
Speaker 12: elephants no more. Even though they will lose money because
51:58
Speaker 12: they recognize, finally, after many of US animal welfare activists
52:02
Speaker 12: pounded their door, that is enough is enough?
52:07
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, I understand his passion to help these animals,
52:10
Speaker 4: But an elephant, I don't know what I mean? Is
52:14
Speaker 4: it that bad? The elephants in the zoo, I mean
52:16
Speaker 4: they just kind of stand around. If they weren't in
52:19
Speaker 4: the zoo, what would the elephant be doing, He'd be
52:21
Speaker 4: in the jungle standing around. At least in the zoo,
52:24
Speaker 4: you're like a star. You know, kids are applauding you,
52:27
Speaker 4: smiling at you, waving at you. I understand if you're
52:32
Speaker 4: like a horse, you want to be out there galloping around.
52:36
Speaker 4: You don't want to be in the zoo. But an
52:38
Speaker 4: elephant basically just stands there all day. Anyway, there's one work.
52:41
Speaker 12: Did you know of any issue that ever brought MAYR
52:43
Speaker 12: candidates together as in this pecial carrac Adams, Andrew Cuomo,
52:50
Speaker 12: Jorhan Mandami, Curtis sweetwom you speaker. So if you're gonna
52:54
Speaker 12: take the money from t WU Local one hundred, the
52:59
Speaker 12: blood money, you are not humanitarians.
53:05
Speaker 4: Stop. People will be escorted out.
53:10
Speaker 13: Stop.
53:10
Speaker 4: Yeah no, no, this is why they're idiots in the
53:12
Speaker 4: city council. It sounded pretty good there, right, He was
53:14
Speaker 4: really coming to a great crescendo. What are you trying
53:17
Speaker 4: to stop him for? It sounds great. Anyway, before we
53:20
Speaker 4: take a break, we must play this again. Chuck Schumer
53:23
Speaker 4: has become the laughing stock of the world for his
53:27
Speaker 4: massive fart yesterday. He's speaking in actually the day before,
53:33
Speaker 4: he's speaking on the Senate floor. You know, he tries
53:36
Speaker 4: to look serious. He puts on these big glasses and
53:38
Speaker 4: he wears that cheap suit. But this is real. This
53:41
Speaker 4: is not Ai, This is not fake. This is Schumer
53:44
Speaker 4: in the Senate.
53:45
Speaker 3: Now on Iran and the NDAA, when all the Trump
53:49
Speaker 3: administration can say about his disastrous war with Iran is
53:53
Speaker 3: that Vietnam was worse.
53:55
Speaker 4: Now, that was a pretty big one. It wasn't It
53:58
Speaker 4: was a long, big one.
54:00
Speaker 3: Now on Iron and the NDAA, when all this guy
54:05
Speaker 3: is so disgusting, sleazy, cheap, but just personally just a
54:10
Speaker 3: disgusting human being.
54:12
Speaker 4: And did he say anything? You could If you watch
54:14
Speaker 4: the video, you see him smile, he kind of laughs
54:16
Speaker 4: a little at it. Hey, we'll take some calls. Next
54:19
Speaker 4: eight hundred three two one zero seven ten is the number.
54:23
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54:32
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Speaker 2: Now back to Mark Damon on dou wor.
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Speaker 4: Hey, let's take you call its. Eight hundred three two
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Speaker 4: one zero seven ten is the number. Let's go to
54:47
Speaker 4: Dave in Chicago. Dave, how you doing?
54:50
Speaker 15: Good morning, Mark, I'm doing very well.
54:51
Speaker 8: Thank you, Mark.
54:53
Speaker 17: I have three radio facts I think will be of interest.
54:57
Speaker 17: First of all, the latest mealsm PP ratings report that
55:01
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55:05
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55:09
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55:10
Speaker 2: It's a deal breaker.
55:12
Speaker 17: And lastly, back in nineteen forty, people listen to radio
55:16
Speaker 17: daily on an average of three hours and.
55:18
Speaker 2: Forty minutes.
55:21
Speaker 4: In nineteen forty.
55:23
Speaker 2: In nineteen forty, yes, sure, three hours.
55:26
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think it's more than that. Note it's actually increased. Well,
55:28
Speaker 4: good facts, Dave, thanks for calling you. If you get
55:30
Speaker 4: a car, some of the newer cars, believe it or not,
55:33
Speaker 4: there's some that do not have an AM radio. And
55:36
Speaker 4: if that's the case, you can still listen to Wor
55:41
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55:43
Speaker 4: it's wk TU HD two. If there's no AM, it'll
55:47
Speaker 4: have the HD channels. We have an HD channel. You know.
55:50
Speaker 4: You can also listen on the iHeart app on your phone.
55:55
Speaker 4: Just bring up the station. Just the iHeart app downloaded,
55:58
Speaker 4: the iHeartRadio app. It's got all the stations on it,
56:01
Speaker 4: but you and you can when you get in your car,
56:04
Speaker 4: it'll bluetooth right through your car speaker and you can
56:06
Speaker 4: listen to us that way. Let's go to George and
56:10
Speaker 4: Port Jefferson. George, how you doing, Hi, Mark, there's a way.
56:13
Speaker 18: I was a retired court clerk. Big deal, but I
56:15
Speaker 18: know about the Grievance Committee. Lawyers hated it takes money
56:18
Speaker 18: away from them. Jack Smith was born in Syracuse. He's
56:21
Speaker 18: admitted to practice law in New York. If somebody can
56:24
Speaker 18: get a hold I don't have the juice of mcarthy
56:27
Speaker 18: and all the people he subpeded their bones, they can
56:30
Speaker 18: file individual grievances against them. He could be suspended for
56:33
Speaker 18: the practice of law because rumor has it he's trying
56:36
Speaker 18: to set up his own law firm.
56:37
Speaker 13: In New York.
56:38
Speaker 2: I have.
56:39
Speaker 4: That's idea. Now, of course, you don't need to be
56:41
Speaker 4: believe or not. You don't need to meet a lawyer
56:43
Speaker 4: to be a special prosecutor, believe it or not.
56:45
Speaker 18: But no, But he's trying to start his own private
56:48
Speaker 18: law firm. But he could be disbarred from the practice
56:51
Speaker 18: of law in New York. That would hurt him financially.
56:54
Speaker 18: But I don't have the juice to speak a McCarthy
56:57
Speaker 18: or any of the Trump family. He committed. You just
57:00
Speaker 18: acts as a lawyer, and they should go after him that.
57:03
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, and he's the most unethical guy in the world.
57:05
Speaker 4: That's why they brought him in. But don't worry. President
57:07
Speaker 4: Trump will go after him. I'm sure he won't let
57:09
Speaker 4: this go. Let's go to Sandra in North Plainfield. Sandra,
57:13
Speaker 4: how you doing?
57:14
Speaker 2: Hi?
57:14
Speaker 19: Mark, Thank you, I'm great.
57:16
Speaker 14: I'll check there you go.
57:19
Speaker 8: I'll just check. I'm fine.
57:20
Speaker 4: I check.
57:22
Speaker 19: I just I don't know whether I should even be
57:24
Speaker 19: speaking with you about this because it pertains to Curtis.
57:30
Speaker 4: Yeah, what is it?
57:32
Speaker 19: Well, would you tell Curtis to stick with cats? He
57:37
Speaker 19: knows absolutely nothing about horses?
57:41
Speaker 4: Well, he sounded pretty knowledgeable about it.
57:43
Speaker 2: No, he does, But you got to remember.
57:45
Speaker 4: Whenever somebody gives you one of those, you should tell
57:48
Speaker 4: Trump to. Why don't you somebody should tell Curtis somebody should.
57:51
Speaker 4: It's usually totally invalid. You know what Curtis is doing
57:55
Speaker 4: just fine. Actually, uh, I think somebody should tell you
58:00
Speaker 4: you stop picking on Curtis.
58:03
Speaker 10: No it's fun.
58:04
Speaker 19: No, no, no, no, no, it makes my day to.
58:07
Speaker 18: Pick on Curtis.
58:08
Speaker 4: Oh okay, but you notice he spoke with the hearing
58:11
Speaker 4: and he got like a thunderous ovation applause. That means
58:16
Speaker 4: you did well.
58:19
Speaker 19: Okay, I accept that. Anyways, you're like one of those
58:22
Speaker 19: bad New York Times critics.
58:25
Speaker 4: You're like a bad New York Times critic where the
58:27
Speaker 4: show got twelve standing ovations and then you're right, it
58:30
Speaker 4: was no good, it didn't.
58:31
Speaker 19: Okay, all right, I appreciate it. I love your show every day.
58:36
Speaker 19: You're the man.
58:37
Speaker 2: You are the man.
58:38
Speaker 4: Thanks for thanks for calling. Let's go to uh uh
58:41
Speaker 4: Patrick in Eastchester. Patrick, How you doing very well?
58:44
Speaker 13: Mark?
58:45
Speaker 7: Thanks for taking the call. You know, I share your
58:47
Speaker 7: opinion on this whole fifer and the soccer as it's
58:52
Speaker 7: a very very boring sport. But with all the hooplaw,
58:55
Speaker 7: it's getting all the in the world dignitaries coming from
58:57
Speaker 7: all around. Did you ever see the size trophe? No,
59:01
Speaker 7: when you win, it's like six inches tall. It's the
59:03
Speaker 7: craziest thing I ever saw. It's smaller than like an
59:06
Speaker 7: Academy war trophy. So in all this hoop, you think
59:09
Speaker 7: they could afford you know, a little bit more, a
59:10
Speaker 7: little bit more fancy a trophy.
59:13
Speaker 4: That's a very good point. I got to look into that.
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Speaker 4: That is a very good point. What a cheesy little trophy? Well,
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Speaker 4: what do you want from a sport? They run around
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Speaker 4: and play in shorts with knee socks. It looks very
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Speaker 4: silly at time for one more Loo and Queens lou
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Speaker 4: How you doing, hi, Marku?
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Speaker 16: I agree with you. There's a middle ground on the
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Speaker 16: central park horse and people forget that. There's problems with
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Speaker 16: horse racing, there's problems with harness racing. And by the way, yeah.
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Speaker 4: That's a very good point. You know, the horse drawn
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Speaker 4: carriage again, it doesn't look that cruel. You watch a
59:47
Speaker 4: horse race. You got a jockey kicking the horse, whipping
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Speaker 4: the horse, slapping the horse. That looks pretty cruel making
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Speaker 4: the horse run like that. Yeah, you're right. He worried
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Speaker 4: about cruelty to horses. Stop that horse racing. It looks
1:00:00
Speaker 4: it's vicious. Could you imagine a guy sitting on you,
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Speaker 4: kicking you and hitting you in the head over and
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Speaker 4: over again. Who wants that? It's cruel? What a cruel sport? Hey,
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Speaker 4: when we come back to the great comedian and talk
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Speaker 4: nine o'clock on w R Jimmy Fayla, how you doing?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm good man. This is a grand finale of.
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Speaker 6: Sorts because I got to head out to California for
1:00:57
Speaker 6: some stand up shows and they need some help counting
1:01:01
Speaker 6: the votes in the mayor's race. They said so yeah,
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Speaker 6: bag out a few jokes, grab a few ballots. We
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Speaker 6: could wrap up this mayor's race just two short months
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Speaker 4: I guess it's right. It's two months later. They haven't
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Speaker 4: kind of the votes yet. So and if you're around
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Speaker 6: And then you know it's called drugs, Mark drugs. I'm
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1:01:53
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Speaker 4: And hey, we saw each other a Monday night. We
1:03:11
Speaker 4: had dinner with Mark Malkoff, the guy who wrote the
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Speaker 4: greatest Johnny Carson book ever. And wasn't that interesting studying
1:03:18
Speaker 4: the great Johnny Carson.
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Speaker 6: That was And I'm telling you this, that's the only
1:03:23
Speaker 6: time in anyone's life that a dinner has lasted four
1:03:26
Speaker 6: hours where no one was drinking. That was incredible, Like
1:03:30
Speaker 6: he had just such a wealth of knowledge between the
1:03:33
Speaker 6: two of you, and you know, I was just on
1:03:35
Speaker 6: the other side of the table kind of hanging out
1:03:37
Speaker 6: doing my thing and I but it was it was magical.
1:03:40
Speaker 6: Like he's like obviously a walking encyclopedia. You know, you're
1:03:43
Speaker 6: connected to every news figure of relevance who've ever lived.
1:03:46
Speaker 6: I think I think you're the third guy in.
1:03:48
Speaker 2: That Daily Plaza video, all the other stories you told me.
1:03:52
Speaker 2: I'm like, I'm pretty sure Simon was there too.
1:03:55
Speaker 6: But it was it was so good and I would
1:03:57
Speaker 6: be remiss if I did not shout out it was
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Speaker 6: Master Steakhouse.
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Speaker 2: Is that where we were?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, it was phenomenal food.
1:04:04
Speaker 6: Wait, yeah, they deserve credit because it was.
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Speaker 2: Great, and I'd be wrong if I didn't shout him out.
1:04:10
Speaker 2: I even, which is funny. I ate a salad, which
1:04:13
Speaker 2: I don't think you're supposed to be.
1:04:14
Speaker 6: Doing right now because of this crazy story in the
1:04:16
Speaker 6: news about people getting thick.
1:04:18
Speaker 2: But I had a salad before a poor chop. But
1:04:20
Speaker 2: whatever the heck, I ate It was a a ten
1:04:22
Speaker 2: out of ten. No notes, it was great.
1:04:24
Speaker 4: It was phenomenal, and we got to thank Tom Cuddy
1:04:26
Speaker 4: because he picked up the check. Otherwise it might have
1:04:29
Speaker 4: been a staring contest for a while.
1:04:35
Speaker 2: But that's hilarious.
1:04:37
Speaker 4: So yeah, you know the idea, Johnny Carson, it doesn't
1:04:40
Speaker 4: exist in today's world. Every comedian is partisan biased. I'm
1:04:44
Speaker 4: late night comedians except for you. Your monologue is, like
1:04:47
Speaker 4: Johnny Carson, You'll make jokes about both sides. Right.
1:04:50
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm gonna get beat up for this one because
1:04:52
Speaker 6: it's all over the map this week.
1:04:54
Speaker 2: It's there's a lot of things that happened, but no, But.
1:04:57
Speaker 6: The point is if you're really doing you job, whether
1:05:00
Speaker 6: you're a comic, you're a singer, you're a ballplayer. In
1:05:03
Speaker 6: those fields, we are giving people common culture. That's always
1:05:08
Speaker 6: been the job description. Common culture just means everybody does
1:05:12
Speaker 6: this thing, you know, listen to music, laugh at jokes,
1:05:16
Speaker 6: you know, watch a ball game, and that's what you're
1:05:18
Speaker 6: supposed to do. The minute you start catering to any
1:05:22
Speaker 6: ideology like exclusively, then you you're not. It's not common culture,
1:05:26
Speaker 6: it's you know, it's it's exclusive. And so I look
1:05:29
Speaker 6: at the show like an homage. You know, I'm literally
1:05:33
Speaker 6: doing this show like I'm trying to honor what I
1:05:36
Speaker 6: grew up watching. And it's a good compass for me
1:05:40
Speaker 6: because you don't catch yourself saying things.
1:05:42
Speaker 2: That you don't mean, you know, to try to play
1:05:44
Speaker 2: caid an audience.
1:05:45
Speaker 6: And more importantly, you don't limit yourself by taking targets
1:05:49
Speaker 6: off the table.
1:05:50
Speaker 2: Like I make fun of Trump a.
1:05:51
Speaker 6: Lot and he likes it, he tweets about it, because
1:05:54
Speaker 6: I'm not doing it in a malicious way.
1:05:56
Speaker 2: But like if you were to think about the last
1:05:57
Speaker 2: four or five years of Late.
1:05:58
Speaker 6: Night, because those guys wouldn't go after liberals, think of
1:06:03
Speaker 6: all the Biden jokes their audience missed out on, like
1:06:06
Speaker 6: imagine you know this, Okay, Chevy Chase probably fell down
1:06:11
Speaker 6: the stairs as Gerald Ford for ten years on Saturday
1:06:14
Speaker 6: Night Live.
1:06:14
Speaker 2: Yes, and that was one incident. Okay.
1:06:17
Speaker 6: Joe Biden gave us about sixty five thousand of those
1:06:20
Speaker 6: incidents and he wasn't getting touched. And you realize that,
1:06:25
Speaker 6: you know, that hurts those shows because there are jokes
1:06:28
Speaker 6: to be told that are funny. They don't have to
1:06:30
Speaker 6: be malicious. You can't look at it as a comic.
1:06:32
Speaker 6: Is this joke going to help a political party or
1:06:35
Speaker 6: hurt them?
1:06:35
Speaker 2: You just gotta look at it as if it's funny,
1:06:37
Speaker 2: you know, Yeah.
1:06:38
Speaker 4: Hey, what was it great that Mick Jagger came out
1:06:40
Speaker 4: and said, Bruce Springsteen's got to stop lecturing the audience
1:06:43
Speaker 4: about politics. They're there to have fun. But wasn't that great?
1:06:46
Speaker 15: Oh?
1:06:48
Speaker 6: I thought that was so amazing because he is the
1:06:52
Speaker 6: ranking statesman in music, you know he is.
1:06:55
Speaker 2: You know, you'd say, you know, McCartney's up there, but
1:06:57
Speaker 2: it's in.
1:06:58
Speaker 6: Any order, it's McCartney and make Yagger. And you almost
1:07:02
Speaker 6: have to give it a Mick Jagger because that he
1:07:04
Speaker 6: looks good Man.
1:07:05
Speaker 2: He is eighty. I was watching an interview.
1:07:07
Speaker 4: Dude, he is a You know, it's funny.
1:07:10
Speaker 2: You know what it makes me think, you know.
1:07:11
Speaker 6: Like I grew up in the eighties, Nancy Reagan used
1:07:13
Speaker 6: to say, you know, just say no. But based on
1:07:15
Speaker 6: how good the Stones look, maybe she should have said
1:07:17
Speaker 6: just say yes.
1:07:18
Speaker 2: I don't know.
1:07:19
Speaker 4: They were.
1:07:21
Speaker 6: They were doing all kinds of fun stuff in the eighties.
1:07:23
Speaker 2: Mark the moment. I don't know.
1:07:25
Speaker 4: I disagree with you. I think Mick Jagger is great,
1:07:28
Speaker 4: but McCartney ranks above them.
1:07:31
Speaker 6: Yeah, no, that's fair. I mean I could say you
1:07:33
Speaker 6: could you could tell me they're in any order. I
1:07:35
Speaker 6: think the Beatles are the superior band. But the Stones
1:07:39
Speaker 6: are touring like right now, you know it, you know,
1:07:42
Speaker 6: and they put out another album. You know, they've adjusted
1:07:45
Speaker 6: for their age. I believe Start Me Up is now
1:07:47
Speaker 6: called help Me Up.
1:07:48
Speaker 2: But that's okay.
1:07:50
Speaker 4: Well, every band is just fighting and fighting. They can't
1:07:55
Speaker 4: they can't tour because they're all fighting. What about the Stones.
1:07:57
Speaker 4: I think nobody's ever left the band. It's amazing.
1:08:01
Speaker 6: It is crazy, but it's you know, back to the
1:08:04
Speaker 6: thing about the music. If the focus is on the music,
1:08:08
Speaker 6: you can keep a band together. Once you become a
1:08:11
Speaker 6: pretend activist like Springsteen, you know, you're now focused on
1:08:15
Speaker 6: things besides the music, and that definitely changes the dynamic.
1:08:19
Speaker 2: Within a band.
1:08:20
Speaker 6: And so you know he's doing that, Bruce, because there's
1:08:24
Speaker 6: relevance to be had from protesting, and he clearly misses
1:08:27
Speaker 6: being in like the eye of that storm and wants
1:08:30
Speaker 6: to fancy himself some kind of full hero. But you
1:08:33
Speaker 6: know this, like protest songs are a young man's game,
1:08:36
Speaker 6: Like Bob Dylan was writing the greatest protest songs of
1:08:38
Speaker 6: all time sixty years ago. Yeah, that's like, that's the
1:08:43
Speaker 6: Bruce Springsteen thing is. It's frustrating to watch because obviously
1:08:49
Speaker 6: he has a massive catalog, he sells a gazillion ticket,
1:08:53
Speaker 6: but you're losing the spirit of the thing. So I
1:08:56
Speaker 6: wish Bruce would stop standing up for people who weren't
1:08:59
Speaker 6: born in the USA.
1:09:01
Speaker 4: Very good point. Hey, Jimmy Fayler, this is a shanty
1:09:05
Speaker 4: town on the West side, twelve blocks long. This it
1:09:08
Speaker 4: looks like Los Angeles started to look How bad is this?
1:09:12
Speaker 4: Is Mayor Mount Donnie going to ever clean it up?
1:09:16
Speaker 2: No?
1:09:18
Speaker 6: In short, no, And that's actually the bad news because
1:09:21
Speaker 6: winter is gonna come eventually, and you're gonna have last year.
1:09:25
Speaker 6: You know, Mom Donnie killed so many people last year
1:09:28
Speaker 6: during the blizzard that Disney did a remake of Frozen.
1:09:31
Speaker 2: You know, not good. That's the thing.
1:09:35
Speaker 6: Like right now, you kind of tolerated like they tolerated
1:09:38
Speaker 6: in La because it's warm out all year and because
1:09:40
Speaker 6: you know, in a lot of ways that city has
1:09:42
Speaker 6: let itself go under one party rule. What's amazing is
1:09:45
Speaker 6: Mom Donnie is accomplishing things in New York that it
1:09:48
Speaker 6: took California like fifty years to accomplish. That is the
1:09:52
Speaker 6: scary part. Like California always.
1:09:54
Speaker 2: Had a lot of homeless. They didn't become.
1:09:56
Speaker 6: Ten cities till about ten years ago.
1:09:58
Speaker 2: Mom Donnie's like nine months into this thing, not even
1:10:01
Speaker 2: he's like six months in. This is crazy.
1:10:04
Speaker 6: We're gonna have a train to nowhere by this time
1:10:06
Speaker 6: next year.
1:10:10
Speaker 4: Hey, Jimmy failers every weeknight nine to midnight, nine to midnight.
1:10:13
Speaker 4: Although tonight the President makes that speech about nine o'clock,
1:10:16
Speaker 4: so you'll come on after that and then what do
1:10:18
Speaker 4: you have on the show tonight?
1:10:20
Speaker 6: Oh, buckle up man, because of what they because of
1:10:24
Speaker 6: the speech, you know, there's there's talk that it's gonna
1:10:26
Speaker 6: be about Georgia and the twenty twenty election. So they're
1:10:29
Speaker 6: giving me like the whole Fox political team, which they
1:10:33
Speaker 6: they never really do because my show is in like
1:10:35
Speaker 6: super serious, Like I make a lot of you know,
1:10:36
Speaker 6: cover serious stuff, but it's kind of a loose show.
1:10:38
Speaker 2: But I think.
1:10:39
Speaker 6: Everybody who's doing primetime TV is available for us, so
1:10:43
Speaker 6: like in and out of break. So this is the
1:10:45
Speaker 6: closest I'll come to working on election night because they
1:10:48
Speaker 6: don't want me anywhere near the TV.
1:10:50
Speaker 2: On a serious night like that. But I'll be there tonight,
1:10:52
Speaker 2: So get ready.
1:10:53
Speaker 4: All right, so listen to night. We'll have the president
1:10:55
Speaker 4: speech and then Jimmy Fayler right after that. Oh and
1:10:57
Speaker 4: he does the best late night show in television Saturday
1:11:00
Speaker 4: nights at ten. But they're taping one tonight at eight o'clock.
1:11:03
Speaker 4: If you want to come sp in the audience, it's free.
1:11:06
Speaker 4: You can get the tickets. Just go to foxacross America
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1:11:18
Speaker 6: Yeah, come coming out with the fuck with the Fox Foxes.
1:11:21
Speaker 6: We got some good ones in the lineup tonight. Yeah,
1:11:25
Speaker 6: or bring your date and tell you're paid top dollar.
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Speaker 2: You'll love it.
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Speaker 4: Yeah. Tell her you got special VIP seats. It's actually free.
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Speaker 4: Just go to Fox Across America dot com. Jimmy Fayla
1:11:34
Speaker 4: will be watching Saturday. We'll be listening tonight and every
1:11:37
Speaker 4: weeknight nine to midnight. Thanks for being with us.
1:11:41
Speaker 2: You're the best marks see buddy, all.
1:11:42
Speaker 4: Right, take care, Hey, coming up at noon Bucks Exton,
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1:11:57
Speaker 4: Hannity at three, Jesse Kelly every night at six. Now
1:12:01
Speaker 4: tonight nine o'clock, the present is going to make that
1:12:03
Speaker 4: big speech, so we'll broadcast that, and then Jimmy Fayla
1:12:07
Speaker 4: after that. And Curtis, who was great in those hearings
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Speaker 4: City Council hearings. Curtis is back. Every morning here it's
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Speaker 4: New York City Officials say, air quality has now reached
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Speaker 4: unhealthy levels. That's a Canadian smoke. But apparently it's going
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Speaker 4: Air quality level is now red, that's out of control
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1:13:00
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Speaker 4: time outside today. Should be a little better tomorrow, but
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Speaker 4: right now it is not healthy. The air outside is
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Speaker 4: that Canadian smoke. You know the Today Show they broadcast
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1:13:23
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1:13:36
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Speaker 4: show staff. This was not on the air, This was
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Speaker 4: during a break, but he got in there. Hey, we're
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Speaker 4: out of time. I'll be after. I'm taking tomorrow off.
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Speaker 4: I've been taking a lot of Fridays off the summer,
1:14:01
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