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Hour 2: Somali community. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Now the Red Beret has returned to radio. Curtis Lee
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Speaker 1: Wall guest host the Mark Simone Show on sevent ten.
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Speaker 2: Woor, substituting for Mark, will be back on January second.
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Speaker 2: So I want to tiptoe around the tulips a little
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Speaker 2: bit and talk about Somalians and ripoffs of the taxpayers.
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Speaker 2: Cause a lot of sensitive people out there. They know
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Speaker 2: that I know where all the bones are buried and
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Speaker 2: who buried it. So I'll do a tiny tim dance
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Speaker 2: around the tulips a little bit. So it's to not
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Speaker 2: aggravate Mark upon his return. Play the ukulele? Who's Who's
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Speaker 2: his girlfriend? Remember he saw it on Ed Sullivan and
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Speaker 2: quite at MERV Griffin the talk shows. Remember who is it?
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Speaker 2: A quick little trip you here? One eight hundred three
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Speaker 2: two one zero seven ten. That's one eight hundred three
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Speaker 2: two one zero seven ten. Who's the girlfriend? Then he
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Speaker 2: played the ukulele too. But also I just want to
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Speaker 2: before we talk about Somalian I give you a geography
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Speaker 2: and a history lesson and a lesson about ripoffs that
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Speaker 2: didn't start with the Somalians actually started. I first learned
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Speaker 2: about them in nineteen seventy five, and it wasn't in Minnesota,
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Speaker 2: was right in our tri state area. Get ready. But
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Speaker 2: as Tom Cuddy brought to my attention, our program director
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Speaker 2: here wor you got to get the inside radio edition.
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Speaker 2: The headline Curtis Sleewer's radio persona resonates with a new generation.
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Speaker 2: And as you know, I'm on here my new found
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Speaker 2: friendly station at seven ten WR that I Nancy listened to.
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Speaker 2: But there's another station on also that's broadcasting talk and
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Speaker 2: that's WNYC, which I actually was there for a while.
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Speaker 2: Believe it or not, you've been in this business, You've
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Speaker 2: been fired, you've been hired. That's just the nature of it.
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Speaker 2: It's like counting the rings of a tree to determine
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Speaker 2: how long the tree is out. So yes, they I'm
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Speaker 2: out there, and there are a number of Zorinistas. They
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Speaker 2: listened to WNYC and Brian Lair he's been on forever,
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Speaker 2: like from ten to twelve, and apparently he had a
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Speaker 2: contest on his show and the first question was which
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Speaker 2: mayoral candidate listened to edm in this last mayoral election,
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Speaker 2: And apparently a caller a Zorin East and nailed it
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Speaker 2: first right out of the box. At the start of
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Speaker 2: his program. Oh that's Chainsmokers, you know, Curtis EDM electronic
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Speaker 2: dance music, that's for sure. Under the Kasjusco bridge. We
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Speaker 2: saw Nancy and him there like really grooving into it,
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Speaker 2: and it was. It was a great concert. And we
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Speaker 2: loved Chainsmokers all their songs, but especially Don't Let Me Down.
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Speaker 2: I liked the version with Daya singing. And then you
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Speaker 2: got to Alex Paul and Drew Taggart And this is
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Speaker 2: what we do in the wee hours in the morning
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Speaker 2: to decompress at the slaverer household with our six cats.
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Speaker 2: That's tried. If you don't like it, tough noogies. But
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Speaker 2: we listened to a lot of EDM and we watched
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Speaker 2: the reruns of the Office. As I told you, my
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Speaker 2: favorite episode is the snowball fight. Was that not great?
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Speaker 2: You know when there was a little dusting of snow
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Speaker 2: and Scranton, Pennsylvania. Now there's a threat of more inclement
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Speaker 2: weather in the anyway, the point is that's what we
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Speaker 2: do to decompress. I cannot listen to talk radio all day. Sorry,
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Speaker 2: gives me a headache, gives me a migraine. It's two repetitionous.
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Speaker 2: It's like you want to do good talk radio, you've
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Speaker 2: got to do two hours of preparation for every one
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Speaker 2: hour on the air, and you gotta be entertaining. I
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Speaker 2: don't need to hear what was on the news from
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Speaker 2: the day before. I got it already. But maybe, like
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Speaker 2: you'll hear coming up little education on Somalians and Somali's
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Speaker 2: and also the ripoffs that have taken place there that
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Speaker 2: have gotten everyone bent out of shape, as they should.
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Speaker 2: But now that it's started and this is good, FBI,
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Speaker 2: you know, Department of Homeland Service says, are we gonna
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Speaker 2: do that in other communities, including amongst many of our
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Speaker 2: political allies in France. Oh, that maybe is where you
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Speaker 2: want to draw the line. But anyway, high five to
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Speaker 2: Lenny Lowpate of having me as the first question out
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Speaker 2: of the box. Quick point I had been fired. I
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Speaker 2: think it was like ninety three, right at the point
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Speaker 2: that Rudy Juliet he was elective mayor, and as I mentioned,
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Speaker 2: I went to his inauguration, sitting there watching little Andrew
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Speaker 2: Giuliani climb up the podium at Chris Farley popularized on
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Speaker 2: Saturday Night Live. Those were great bits, but also David Dinkins,
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Speaker 2: who I did not support, felt was a horrible mayor,
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Speaker 2: was a gentleman and attended the inauguration to show the
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Speaker 2: passing of the mayoralty. And Rudy calls me up. He says,
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Speaker 2: I understand he got fired at WABC. I like you
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Speaker 2: to come over to WNYC, which at that time was
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Speaker 2: owned by the City of New York along with its
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Speaker 2: TV station. And when we said we got to get
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Speaker 2: out of the business of subsidizing radio and TV, we
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Speaker 2: got these two big sticks. I'm sure there are commercial
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Speaker 2: outlets that'll be more than happy to have them. I
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Speaker 2: want you to come over do a program. You know,
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Speaker 2: they're all bent out of shape thinking you're going to
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Speaker 2: come over and just do it about communities. Nobody knows
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Speaker 2: more about New York City than you. I said, of course,
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Speaker 2: weldn't know everything about the three hundred and fifty neighborhoods
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Speaker 2: in make up the city. And I went over there
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Speaker 2: and it was like mixing Aman You with Bleach. They
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Speaker 2: were all bent out of shape. Oh, very liberal, very progressive.
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Speaker 2: And the guy on before me, because I was on
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Speaker 2: from two to four, was the cultural guy. Lenny Lopate
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Speaker 2: no longer alive, and he introduced me to the audience
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Speaker 2: by saying, and now you're gonna hear from the guy
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Speaker 2: that was forced on to us by Mayor elect Rudy Giuliani,
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Speaker 2: a guy who, uh, the best he can do is
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Speaker 2: read magazine covers and comic books. And I said, oh, really, Lenny, huh,
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Speaker 2: that's that's all I'm known for reading magazine covers and
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Speaker 2: comic books. And then he broke wild on me. He
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Speaker 2: just he lost it. He says, I know you. You
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Speaker 2: went to a prestigious Jesuit high school. They kicked you
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Speaker 2: out brough Coprep. I went to Eastern District High School.
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Speaker 2: I lived in a cold water flat where the tilet
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Speaker 2: was all the way down. We had to share it
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Speaker 2: on the floor. Guy went, I mean wild, he went Ghettowamie.
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Speaker 2: I lasted all the seven months I could not be there.
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Speaker 2: That was not my place to be WNYC. And I
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Speaker 2: ended up being hired back at WABC to do overnights
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Speaker 2: by a guy named Don Belucas, who was the general
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Speaker 2: manager because the program director, John Minelly said you will
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Speaker 2: never work here at WABC, and come on, I noticed business. Okay,
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Speaker 2: they come, they go, and I got back there. But
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Speaker 2: I shout out to Lenny Loped you know, he was
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Speaker 2: one of the three moderators in that second debate. It
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Speaker 2: broke all records in terms of people watching the New
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Speaker 2: York one host at LaGuardia Community College. You had Eron Lewis,
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Speaker 2: he was the moderator. You had Katie Katie Hanlin oh
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Speaker 2: mana mis pronouncing her name, I'll get it right from
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Speaker 2: the city. And then of course there was Brian Lair
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Speaker 2: and they had It was a good debate, a fair debate,
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Speaker 2: fair to Cuomo, fair to me, fair to Zoran. Although
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Speaker 2: that's the one he was schmitzing it. Remember that's the
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Speaker 2: one where we had him on the ropes. It was
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Speaker 2: a tko, it wasn't a koe. And all of this
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Speaker 2: leading into his inauguration and as I said, the song
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Speaker 2: by the Clash, the greatest counterculture band of all time.
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Speaker 2: Should I stay or should I go? Hmm to be determined.
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Speaker 2: But this light of the Cheech and Chong album, Remember Class, Class, Class,
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Speaker 2: and everyone shut up. Was that system of Mary Mark
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Speaker 2: and common Sita whatever. We're gonna have a little lesson
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Speaker 2: on Somalia since everyone is a newfound expert on the
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Speaker 2: corruption in Minneso soda that has come with the migration
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Speaker 2: of refugees from the Somalian Civil War. It occurred back
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Speaker 2: in the early nineties. Remember it was Bush forty one
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Speaker 2: who was going to bring him bread and peace and love.
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Speaker 2: And then all of a sudden, the warlords turned their
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Speaker 2: guns on the Americans and we were at war. There's
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Speaker 2: no other way to describe it. Oh, it's a police action. No,
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Speaker 2: it was a war. And again, Somalia was part of
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Speaker 2: the Italian provinces of then Benito Mussolini. This was before
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Speaker 2: World War Two. Somalia, then there was Eritrea, always at
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Speaker 2: war with Ethiopia, and then of course Libya before Momar
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Speaker 2: Kaddafi came around with in his drug induced psychosis. They
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Speaker 2: were all Italian provinces. You know. I found out about it.
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Speaker 2: I was gone to our Lady of Miracles rectory where
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Speaker 2: the head preach, the monseignor was u Father Siminetti, and
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Speaker 2: he had a big picture of Benito Mussolini taking care
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Speaker 2: of older natives from and that case was Ethiopia. My
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Speaker 2: mother had taken me there because she wanted me to
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Speaker 2: be an altar boy. I did not want to be
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Speaker 2: an Aultipoy for a lot of reasons, you know what
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Speaker 2: I'm hinting at. But I was patronizing the monseignor, Father Siminetti,
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Speaker 2: who was eyebailing me a little too nicely, and he
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Speaker 2: was explaining to me how, Yeah, Benito Massolini was a
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Speaker 2: benevolent dictator. He took care of the people in Somalia, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Libya.
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Speaker 2: It would have been better for them better. Wasn't he
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Speaker 2: our enemy? Yeah? Yeah, but there was a lot of misunderstandings.
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Speaker 2: I knew right then and there. I didn't want to
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Speaker 2: be anywhere near this mun signor Father Semene years ahead.
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Speaker 2: He is one of many of the priests that were
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Speaker 2: found to be perving yep altar boys, in which the
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Speaker 2: Archdiocese of Brooklyn, Queens was paying out millions and millions
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Speaker 2: of dollars. You see. My intuition was, Mom, Francesca, my
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Speaker 2: beloved mother, who would go to the Lvena's, would go
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Speaker 2: to the stations of the Cross whenever cursed, would do
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Speaker 2: the rosaries. Mom, I'm not becoming an altar boy. So
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Speaker 2: I became a choir boy, and you wore all red
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Speaker 2: and the nuns took care of you. The nuns. They
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Speaker 2: were pious, they were chased, they were true believers, they
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Speaker 2: were married to Jesus Christ. They had the wedding band on.
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Speaker 2: You went into the rectory. Boy, the priests were ostentageous. Hey,
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Speaker 2: you know, where'd you get this? You didn't get this
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Speaker 2: carpet from Kalvini carpet, that's for sure. Wow, that looks
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Speaker 2: like design of furniture. Trust me, never liked the priests.
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Speaker 2: I always trusted the nuns. And that's where my intuition
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Speaker 2: saved me at that point from who knows, possibly becoming
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Speaker 2: another victim of that monster. But let's talk all about
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Speaker 2: some many of you became familiar with Somalia when you
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Speaker 2: were in your rock and roll days, you know, following
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Speaker 2: David Bowie, Ziggi Star. Does you remember those great albums?
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Speaker 2: You wouldn't know is he that's before your time? The
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Speaker 2: Rising Fall of Ziggi, Stardust, Starman, Oh Space. Out of
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Speaker 2: these were great. But he married Iman. Whenever you're a
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Speaker 2: one named person, you're like super spectacular share Iman. She
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Speaker 2: was a high profile model for Hasace Calvin Kleines. She
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Speaker 2: had been married at Spencer Heywood, the basketball player. They divorced.
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Speaker 2: She had been born in Mogadishu, well before Black Hawk Down.
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Speaker 2: By the way, that reminds me a black Hawk Down.
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Speaker 2: You know what that was the result of Bill Clinton
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Speaker 2: was in charge at the time, and he was seeking
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Speaker 2: out the warlord Adid, who by the way, was doing
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Speaker 2: interviews with every network in the world. You know, he
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Speaker 2: got We're out there gonna find a deed. He's right
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Speaker 2: there in Mogadishu. He's doing interviews at CNN, with Fox
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Speaker 2: News Channel. To be beachd couldn't find them, so they
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Speaker 2: send the helicopters in to get our deed, the warlord,
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Speaker 2: and you know the disaster they followed. By the way,
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Speaker 2: our Deed's son was a United States Marine translator at
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Speaker 2: that time for the Marines that were in Somalia. He
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Speaker 2: had been raised in Long Beach, California. When his father
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Speaker 2: died because we never got him guests who went back
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Speaker 2: to Somalia from Long Beach, California and declared himself to
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Speaker 2: be the warlord taking over for his father. What a mess.
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Speaker 2: And then of course the Somalian pirates during the time
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Speaker 2: of the Smooth Operator. Barack Obama so much about Somalia
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Speaker 2: and so many of you have no idea, where it
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Speaker 2: is in the map, what its history is. All you
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Speaker 2: want to know is about all the fraud as you
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Speaker 2: should want to know of what may be ten billion
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Speaker 2: dollars they got ripped off from the tax bears. When
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Speaker 2: we come back, I'll explain a little bit of that,
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Speaker 2: But then I'll say, we're not gonna stop here, are we?
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Speaker 2: Because you know they're Democrats, they voted in a block
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Speaker 2: they vote in a block code language. We're not gonna
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Speaker 2: stop here, are we. We're gonna go after our friends too,
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Speaker 2: those that are supportive of our politics, those who have
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Speaker 2: ripped us off over the years to the tune of
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Speaker 2: billions and billions of dollars. Right we are. We're gonna
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Speaker 2: go the whole nine yards, right, FBI, all the federal agencies.
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Speaker 2: Not just after our perceived political enemies. We're gonna go
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Speaker 2: after our friends. Still want to bet we don't. One
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Speaker 2: eight hundred three two one zero seven ten. That's one
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Speaker 2: eight hundred three two one zero seven ten. It's seven
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Speaker 2: ten w R. This is your new place to be the.
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Speaker 1: Streets Large Straight Talk. Curtis Lee were a guest host
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Speaker 1: for Mark Simone on sevent tenor.
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Speaker 2: Well, All the Talk is about Somalia and Somalians who
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Speaker 2: migrated to America during the Civil War, mostly in Minneapolis,
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Speaker 2: but some to Lewiston, Maine, where I saw them back there.
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Speaker 2: That was the site of the second Cassius Clay Sonny
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Speaker 2: Listening fight. Although Cassius Clay had become Muhammad Ali, he
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Speaker 2: all of a sudden was following the teachings of the
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Speaker 2: nation of this almost sixty five. They chose Lewiston because
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Speaker 2: they wanted to have the fight in the Boston Garden
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Speaker 2: round two, but they were threats because he was now
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Speaker 2: Muhammad Ali said. They went to Lewiston, Maine. God and
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Speaker 2: when I went up there after being in Portland, Maine,
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Speaker 2: very nice out. It's sort of like a lot of
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Speaker 2: Somalians there and some of the same charges of being
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Speaker 2: made of fraud investigations, mostly involving medicaid. And you heard
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Speaker 2: it all and seen it all. That young man Nick Shirley,
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Speaker 2: who I've met many times, he is sort of like
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Speaker 2: a documentarian, did a forty five minute video I suggest
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Speaker 2: you a look at. It talks about ten years of
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Speaker 2: investigations that supposedly were taking place about no children being
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Speaker 2: inside the building daycare, Universal Childcare money being paid out billions,
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Speaker 2: and obviously people getting lined, they were getting wine dine
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Speaker 2: pocket lined in the Somalian community. And ilhan Omar when
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Speaker 2: elected had nothing, had belly button lint, and all of
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Speaker 2: a sudden, the next year she had thirty mils. So
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Speaker 2: this is all good. We want this, We want us
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Speaker 2: to root out fraud because it costs you and me money.
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Speaker 2: But does it stop here because it is a block vote?
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Speaker 2: Remember the term block vote? Does it stop here because
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Speaker 2: they are Democrats. They're going to vote for Democrats. It's
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Speaker 2: a democratic, prenominally democratic state. And for many of you,
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Speaker 2: you want to get that governor one way or the other,
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Speaker 2: right in Ilhanomar. Okay, good, good. If the investigation leads
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Speaker 2: to that, good you gotta go. And by the way,
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Speaker 2: the call is is that if you are a naturalized
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Speaker 2: Somalian citizen and your foul guilty of fraud, you gotta
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Speaker 2: go too. Well, you gotta have due process. But I
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Speaker 2: don't have a problem with that. But now that was
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Speaker 2: starting in twenty fifteen, is he twenty twenty? You remember
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Speaker 2: the lockdown and pandemic, right, you remember all the money
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Speaker 2: that the Trump administration had to issue unprecedented cause our
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Speaker 2: country and the world was becoming well, dissolving fiscally. So
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Speaker 2: the Secretary of Treasury was.
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Speaker 3: Writing out checks, writing out checks, stimulus checks, paycheck protection programs,
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Speaker 3: moneies for businesses big and small to keep employees working.
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Speaker 2: Remember that it was like four trillion dollars. All we
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Speaker 2: did was what we always do in the federal government,
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Speaker 2: print money. That's why we have a thirty eight trillion
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Speaker 2: dollar debt that both parties contribute to. None of them
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Speaker 2: want to cut to it. So four trillion more dollars.
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Speaker 2: You know how much of that was stolen? They asked
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Speaker 2: the man about five hundred billion out of four trillion.
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Speaker 2: We're some allians part of the I don't know, maybe,
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Speaker 2: but fake businesses that were set up loans on behalf
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Speaker 2: of nonexistent or shell companies. That's a little sophisticated businesses
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Speaker 2: claim hundreds of nonexistent employees to cure larger payments, and
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Speaker 2: companies receive loans but laid off workers anyway and spent
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Speaker 2: the money on bling, bling sports cars and mansions. Were
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Speaker 2: some of them som allions possibly, but a lot of
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Speaker 2: them were people just like you and me that are
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Speaker 2: listening now. Some of you, in fact, may say, oh, Curtis,
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Speaker 2: please don't mention my name. They haven't caught up to
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Speaker 2: me yet. Yeah, by the way, they haven't caught up
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Speaker 2: to almost everybody. Five hundred billion dollars that was stolen
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Speaker 2: from the COVID money they had to be issued to
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Speaker 2: keep to the country solvent. There was no oversight whatsoever.
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Speaker 2: Could we could go back over that and say they
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Speaker 2: should have been could have, would have. But that's not
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Speaker 2: the only thing. We got medicaid mills all over our
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Speaker 2: Chi state area, three or four practitioners, high volume. They
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Speaker 2: build medicaid, not comprehensive care. You walk in there, are
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Speaker 2: you a doctor? Why do you need to know? And
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Speaker 2: they built us for millions and millions of dollars. And
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Speaker 2: then the president likes to say, hey, we're bombing more
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Speaker 2: of those boats off of Venezuela because you know they're
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Speaker 2: bringing in fent it All and it's killing like close
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Speaker 2: to well did he say the other day two hundred
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Speaker 2: and fifty thousand dollars a boat, two hundred and fifty
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Speaker 2: thousand people whose lives are saved. Such nonsense. First of all,
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Speaker 2: there's no fenton All going through Venezuela. But I would
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Speaker 2: say to the president he was very concerned about OxyContin
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Speaker 2: and oxy codon. And a lot of Americans died every
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Speaker 2: year on that one hundred thousand, right, especially Annaplasia. A
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Speaker 2: lot of Red States too, painkiller. You see that, You
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Speaker 2: see that documentary, that movie you see dope sic? Did
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Speaker 2: you see that one? I'm trying to remember who we see.
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Speaker 2: They did a great job, Michael Keaton about the Sacler family,
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Speaker 2: the Purdue Pharmaceutical company family owned, how they made billions
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Speaker 2: and were responsible for the crime of the century addicting
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Speaker 2: America the oxy conton an oxy codone. Did they go
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Speaker 2: to jail for that, is he No? Did they pay
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Speaker 2: fines for that? Yes? Did we send in F fourteen
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Speaker 2: jets and bomb their mansion? No? And there were a
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Speaker 2: lot of Republicans that knew that was taking place in
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Speaker 2: the medicaid mills and through Medicare in their states. Nothing
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Speaker 2: was done, So no problem going after the fraud by
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Speaker 2: the Somalis in Minneapolis and Ilhio. My plot, Well, let's
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Speaker 2: not stop. What about all the pelgrants that were issuing
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Speaker 2: on Chi state area for students that didn't exist, for
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Speaker 2: schools that didn't exist. You know what I'm talking about.
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Speaker 2: Come on, I know you're getting nervous out there. Look,
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Speaker 2: this is Mark some own show. He will be back
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Speaker 2: in back on the fifth. I'll be here on the second.
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Speaker 2: So before we start pointing the fingers, let's make sure
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Speaker 2: now that we go after all the fraud. Are we
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Speaker 2: ready to do that? Or are we only ready to
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Speaker 2: go after the fraud perpetuated by political enemies and not
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Speaker 2: political friends? Huh? You see, this is a question you
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Speaker 2: get a chance to answer here. It's your turn to
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Speaker 2: be heard. One eight hundred three to two one zero
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Speaker 2: seven ten. That's one eight hundred three to two one
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Speaker 2: zero seven ten on what I hope is your newfound
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Speaker 2: station for some of you who have been wandering up
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Speaker 2: and down on the dieouts sevent ten Voice of New York,
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Speaker 2: because it certainly is for me and Nancy three two
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Speaker 2: one zero seven ten. Are we gonna go after our friends,
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Speaker 2: those that we know stole from us the taxpayers, or
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Speaker 2: we gonna protect them because they're politically aligned with us?
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Speaker 2: H It gonna be a double standard. I bet you
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Speaker 2: there will be talk radio with street crack. Literally.
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Speaker 1: Curtis Leewad joined sevent ten w o R to guess
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Speaker 1: those from Mark Zamore.
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Speaker 2: All right, my phone is blowing up, people saying, you're
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Speaker 2: not gonna be talking about me, are you? Curtis? Wait
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Speaker 2: and see. Well, not on the Marx Simo Show. He'll
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Speaker 2: be back on the fifth. But there will be a
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Speaker 2: time and a place. I'm gonna set it off because
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Speaker 2: I know we're air. Everybody's bones are buried and who
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Speaker 2: buried them? So when we talk about this fraud by
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Speaker 2: Somalians in Minneapolis, Minnesota, good, let's get that money back.
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Speaker 2: Let's put them in jail if necessary, to port them.
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Speaker 2: Let's do that from ilin hol Omar right on down.
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Speaker 2: But are we gonna stop there? Are we going to
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Speaker 2: look in our own backyards, our own communities, see in
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Speaker 2: the Tri state area and beyond where those ripoffs have
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Speaker 2: been going on since nineteen seventy five by different religious groups,
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Speaker 2: racial groups, secular groups, what I call the industrial complex,
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Speaker 2: nonprofit centers. Just with our shelters here in New York City.
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Speaker 2: You know there are five hundred contracts that result in kickbacks.
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Speaker 2: When Eric Adams on the way out crying, moaning and groaning,
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Speaker 2: they didn't do anything wrong. Seven billion dollars he spent
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Speaker 2: on the illegal aliens, no big contracts and his crony's
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Speaker 2: got kickbacks on when are we gonna get that money? Huh?
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Speaker 2: They're gonna go after him, of course not. And what
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Speaker 2: about comrade Buildeblasi other part time may have the dope
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Speaker 2: from part slope over five years one point five billion
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Speaker 2: dollars on a fake, phony, fraudulent Pagazi program called Thrive
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Speaker 2: that he had his griftil wife Charlene in charge of.
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Speaker 2: And I never heard one testimonial of one emotionally disturbed
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Speaker 2: persons that were supposed to being served to say. You know,
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Speaker 2: if not for Thrive, I might have taken my own life.
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Speaker 2: I thank for now. It's a rip off. This is
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Speaker 2: just one of many Democrats and Republicans. So remember, don't
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Speaker 2: just look at those who were on the opposite side.
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Speaker 2: Gotta look at your own too. Let's go if we
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Speaker 2: can to murphew, I think he's calling from. Is that Pennsylvania?
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Speaker 2: Your turn to be heard here at seven to ten?
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Speaker 2: Wo R yes, Murphy, No, it's keith k I e
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Speaker 2: oh keith I see is he here? Spelling problem? Well?
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Speaker 2: You a product of social promotion?
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Speaker 4: Is he Okay, yes, k Curtis got a question for you.
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Speaker 4: Any chance you and Avery get back because that was
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Speaker 4: the funniest radio I've ever heard, better than Stern in
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Speaker 4: his heyday.
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Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that I used to do overnight with Avery.
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Speaker 2: He was the boardop and we would do riffs that
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Speaker 2: were very entertaining. That's why, you know, enough of the
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Speaker 2: political talk. It gives me migrating. So now it's maybe
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Speaker 2: Avery too will eventually end up here at wo R right,
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Speaker 2: right is he? That would be good? Yeah? Man, there
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Speaker 2: are so many refugees from WABC, which is always bashing Curtis,
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Speaker 2: probably doing that as we speak. Let's go to Kathy's
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Speaker 2: calling from Brooklyn. Your turn to be heard here at
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Speaker 2: seven ten w R.
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Speaker 5: Hey, Curtis, I just wanted to say that you know
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Speaker 5: that most of the common denominator is the Dems. The
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Speaker 5: Dems knew what was going on, most likely in Minnesota,
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Speaker 5: they did nothing about it because everybody was getting their
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Speaker 5: pockets line. But don't sound hurt, Curtis. Don't change who
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Speaker 5: you are by the way many of your so called
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Speaker 5: friends and co workers treated you, and I and many
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Speaker 5: others believed in you, so don't disappoint us by turning
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Speaker 5: into the same two faced people who stabbed you in
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Speaker 5: the back. Curtis, Please don't change who you are.
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Speaker 2: No, no, no, I won't. I won't. I promise you
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Speaker 2: that everybody listening crush my heart and hope to die.
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Speaker 2: Remember how we would say that as kids, cross my
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Speaker 2: heart and hope to die. How many of our friends
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Speaker 2: and our cousins said that just to play kate their
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Speaker 2: parents or anyone. Of course, my aunt hoped to die.
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Speaker 2: I didn't love I didn't love it. No, no, no, no,
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Speaker 2: I'm not gonna follow some of them who believe that gold.
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Speaker 2: Whoever has the gold makes the rules. They follow the
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Speaker 2: money like Eric Adams. Oh yeah, the price was right
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Speaker 2: for him to drop out. Will he ever admit how
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Speaker 2: how many millions he gotta? Is he? You think they
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Speaker 2: offered me ten? I hear they offered him double that
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Speaker 2: he dropped out. I didn't so extrapolate from that, or
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Speaker 2: do you believe as I believe in? I know most
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Speaker 2: of you who are listening in the Golden Rule do
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Speaker 2: unto others as you would have them do unto you.
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Speaker 2: And it's not about following the money. Let's go to Pam,
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Speaker 2: who's calling from New Jersey. Your turn to be heard
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Speaker 2: here on seven to ten wor Pam.
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Speaker 6: Hey, Curtis, I've got a funny story, at least it
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Speaker 6: is to me. You know, those hosts that were mocking
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Speaker 6: people who like cats and calling us, you know, crazy
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Speaker 6: and disturbed and all this and that, and they think
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Speaker 6: they're all that. Well, within a seventeen hour period, I
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Speaker 6: would say, Steve, you know Steve, he calls in like
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Speaker 6: four to seven times at the minimum, sometimes twice in
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Speaker 6: the same hour, and with a different name and a
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Speaker 6: different accent, and they fall for it every time. I
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Speaker 6: have to chuckle about that.
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Speaker 2: No, you're absolutely right. They got no ear for that.
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Speaker 2: Remember the first call I took here I'm studying for
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Speaker 2: Mark Simone. I realized that was a fake name and
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Speaker 2: a fake voice. If you've been doing this long enough,
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Speaker 2: I've been doing it a total love. When the ball
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Speaker 2: drops in Times Square will be thirty six. She is
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Speaker 2: doing talk radio in one form or another. You could
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Speaker 2: be you listening. You see, that's the point. You got
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Speaker 2: to listen, and then you get these callers will get
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Speaker 2: through and you as the listeners out there, most of
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Speaker 2: you who will never call a talk radio program it's
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Speaker 2: such a miniscule number of the call and really more
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Speaker 2: of you should kind of talk radio that I do.
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Speaker 2: I really like new callers. I want adversarial callers. I
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Speaker 2: want people who make you think and make you maybe
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Speaker 2: reassess the positions that you took instead of the amen choir.
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Speaker 2: I mean, I know listening. I know he's listening right
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Speaker 2: now doing a show prep. Greig Kelly at w ABC,
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Speaker 2: all the same callers, sickle fans. Dominic called it the
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Speaker 2: same caller, sickle fans. Hey can't handle a negative phone
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Speaker 2: call or the phone screen that drops them. What do
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Speaker 2: you mean drop them? I want to hear what that
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Speaker 2: person has to say, because sometimes you, as the host,
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Speaker 2: the host, that you have to acknowledge Now you got me,
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Speaker 2: you were right. I've had to do that many times
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Speaker 2: in my life. See our elected officials, they never say that.
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Speaker 2: Trump never does, Adams never did, Cuomo never did. That's
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Speaker 2: so synonymous with elected officials will never acknowledge when they're wrong,
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Speaker 2: or they'll never acknowledge like you just taught me something.
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Speaker 2: Let me reassess the position that I took. Care Oh,
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Speaker 2: by the way, I had teased you all about that
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Speaker 2: freak Jeffrey Epstein, and the number of shrinks and psychologists
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Speaker 2: now who all are self appointed experts on why this
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Speaker 2: guy was such a degenerate with so many rich friends
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Speaker 2: and influential people who knew what he was doing but
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Speaker 2: decided to put window shades on their eyes and cotton
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Speaker 2: balls in their ears. And this one psychologists who actually
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Speaker 2: attributed to him binging on junk food as a direct
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Speaker 2: contribution to his degenerate, perverse way of life. Wait, wait
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Speaker 2: till you hear this. You ain't going nowhere. Let's keep
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Speaker 2: it right here on your newfound station seven to ten
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Speaker 2: wor or the Voice of New York. Though Beret is back.
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Speaker 1: Curtis Sliwa guest host The Mark Simone Show on sevent ten.
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Speaker 2: Woah, Big Story, Martre Taylor Green No More. Trumper says
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Speaker 2: the final straw was when President Donald Trump was screaming
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Speaker 2: at her over the phone how she could not vote
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Speaker 2: to release all the Epstein files, not because he's implicated,
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Speaker 2: he's not, but because some of his friends are. Now
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Speaker 2: the question is do you believe her or do you
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Speaker 2: believe him? I believe her, And then out of the
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Speaker 2: many files that have been released with us supposedly a
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Speaker 2: million more to come right, Pam Bondi, where were all
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Speaker 2: those files? What a liar she was. There's a psychologist
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Speaker 2: who waited in and said that Jeffrey Epstein, this sexual freak,
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Speaker 2: that his appalling sexual predations with a result of him
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Speaker 2: ordering all these young foods on Amazon that went to
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Speaker 2: pedophile Island. Now look at this list. See if you
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Speaker 2: yourself have an insatiable appetite for Hostess ding Dongs, for
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Speaker 2: Drake's coffee Cakes, ring Dings, Twinkies, Devil Dogs, tutsiro pops,
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Speaker 2: and baby Ruths. She claims that his appalling sexual predations
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Speaker 2: could be culturally associated with adolescents and his massive need
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Speaker 2: to consume chunk food. And she gets paid for that
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Speaker 2: a see tomorrow at the same time, say place