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Hour 1: Democrats have a very low rating according to CNN. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Now on the Voice of New York. It's the Mark
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Speaker 1: Simone Show on seven to ten.
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Speaker 2: Wor well, hey, it's nine o'clock's pectually nine oh five,
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Speaker 2: but Mark Simone here nine to noon every day, now
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Speaker 2: three hours nine to noon every day.
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Speaker 3: We'll get to President Trump in the ballroom. We'll get
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Speaker 3: to e Jen Carroll. And you know about this battle
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Speaker 3: now between this crazy idiot Democratic senator and President Trump.
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Speaker 3: It's getting ugly. We'll get to that. We'll get to
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Speaker 3: did President Trump abuse a female reporter? We'll let you
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Speaker 3: be the judge, and we'll get to the strait of Hormoose.
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Speaker 3: And yeah, it's fascinating. All these Democratic leaders are finally
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Speaker 3: starting to run away from the socialists a Keem Jefferies
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Speaker 3: and Chuck Schumer, even Mom Donnie starting to run away
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Speaker 3: from the socialist and Mom Donnie puts out a I
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Speaker 3: think a very embarrassing video. We'll get to that coming up. So, hey,
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Speaker 3: the straight of horn Moose, by the way, is actually
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Speaker 3: open now. The President declared it today US territory, and
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Speaker 3: of course the Democrats and the fake news going nuts.
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Speaker 3: He's just taunting a rand But it is open. Straight
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Speaker 3: of horn Moose is open. Now it's well, let's say
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Speaker 3: it's partially open. Nine million barrels a day are coming
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Speaker 3: through the Straight of hor Moose every day. Nine million
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Speaker 3: barrels a day, every day come through the Straight of
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Speaker 3: hor Moose right now. Now normally it's twenty million barrels
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Speaker 3: a day. So it's half open, but it is open.
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Speaker 3: Oil prices have not skyrocketed like people said. Remember they
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Speaker 3: said it'll be two hundred dollars a barrel. It'll be
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Speaker 3: one hundred and fifty dollars a barrel. Let me just check.
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Speaker 3: Eighty four dollars a barrel. It's a little high, but
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Speaker 3: eighty five dollars a barrel right now. It's a little high,
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Speaker 3: but just a little. Just went up a little, so
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Speaker 3: there's no big spike. If you're paying a four point
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Speaker 3: fifty a gallon New York, that has nothing to do
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Speaker 3: with the price of oil. That's New York, State, city,
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Speaker 3: local taxes and fees. Everywhere else around the country oils
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Speaker 3: three dollars three point fifty. But Straight of horn Moose
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Speaker 3: is open. Nine million barrels a day are coming through.
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Speaker 3: That's one reason the price is didn't spike because oil
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Speaker 3: is flowing through the Straight of hor Moose normally twenty
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Speaker 3: million barrels a day. And also every day we get
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Speaker 3: closer to the Straight of hor Moose being totally irrelevant.
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Speaker 3: Within two years, no oil will need to come through
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Speaker 3: the Straight of Hormose. Each country, Gulf state country frantically
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Speaker 3: building pipelines and other routes to get the oil out,
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Speaker 3: so we will never again be depending on the straight
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Speaker 3: oh hor Moose. And by the way, with it, with
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Speaker 3: this nine million barrels, it's only oil for us coming out.
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Speaker 3: For the other countries, Iran is not able to use
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Speaker 3: the strait, not able to sell any oil. They are
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Speaker 3: now losing four hundred and thirty five million dollars a day.
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Speaker 3: Four hundred and thirty I've million a day. Here's the president.
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Speaker 4: We control it. We control it with the blockade. We
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Speaker 4: have a blockade. We control it with the blockade. And
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Speaker 4: I like the idea of declaring the territory.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, but it's water though. Can you declare water and territory?
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Speaker 3: I don't know. But let's get to something more interesting. Now.
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Speaker 3: There's this Democratic senator Asoff from Georgia, a real Trump hater,
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Speaker 3: and this is the guy you're going to start you'll
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Speaker 3: start seeing him on all the Sunday shows, You'll start
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Speaker 3: seeing him on all the fake news program CNN, MSNBC
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Speaker 3: because he's busy insulting the President, trying to be vicious
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Speaker 3: about it. And the President has a lot of executive assistants,
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Speaker 3: top aids. Natalie Harp is his executive assistant, been with
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Speaker 3: him for years, very loyal. There's Margot Martin, been with
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Speaker 3: him for years. There's Chamberlain Harris, been with him for years.
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Speaker 3: There like the you can't call them secretaries. They're like
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Speaker 3: top executive assistants, and Natalie Harp's the top one. And
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Speaker 3: one of her jobs is she's the one that prints
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Speaker 3: out everything for the President to read. This guy reads
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Speaker 3: day and night, so anything articles, anything on the internet,
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Speaker 3: anything online, anything he needs to see, She's the one
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Speaker 3: printing it out and printing it and handing it to them.
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Speaker 3: So this asoff. By the way, these three women are
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Speaker 3: pretty good looking. They're all very good looking. That's just
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Speaker 3: something about Trump. He likes to have good looking women around. Now,
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Speaker 3: there's nothing going on. Nobody's ever even hinted anything's going
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Speaker 3: on with any of them. In fact, if you check
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Speaker 3: their social media, they all got boyfriends. They're all busy
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Speaker 3: with dating. There's nothing going on with Trump. But this
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Speaker 3: asof is speaking at one of his stupid rallies. And
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Speaker 3: listen to this senator go after Trump and his chief aide,
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Speaker 3: Natalie Harp.
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Speaker 5: And while the sailors on the La Lincoln fight his war,
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Speaker 5: while he fruitlessly drains our munitions and oil reserves, the
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Speaker 5: president sleeps through his meetings. He golfs and trade stocks. See,
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Speaker 5: he doesn't want to do the job. He wants to
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Speaker 5: build his ballroom and travel with Natalie on their apparently
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Speaker 5: defenseless flying palace gifted by the Emir of Qatar.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, you see these democrats. I love this. It's all
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Speaker 3: he does is golf, and they all cheer. No truth
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Speaker 3: to that at all. All he does is golf on
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Speaker 3: Saturday and Sunday on his days off. Never golf during
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Speaker 3: the week. And he sleeps through the meetings. Nobody's ever
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Speaker 3: seen him sleep through a meeting. Oh, they'll find you
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Speaker 3: a video. He closed his eyes for three seconds. Meetings
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Speaker 3: two and a half hours, so ninety nine the meeting,
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Speaker 3: he's awake, he's talking, he's a But they call that
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Speaker 3: sleeping through the meetings. They just cheer anything his defenseless plant. Well, listen,
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Speaker 3: we could pick it all apart. But Trump was asked
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Speaker 3: to respond, he's a weird looking guy, this ass off,
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Speaker 3: and they asked him about asof.
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Speaker 6: You mean pee wee Herman, pe wee Herman look a lot. No,
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Speaker 6: I would much rather do other things. It's say, we're
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Speaker 6: building a great facility.
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Speaker 3: Here, Yeah, the ballroom. Now see, you're not supposed to
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Speaker 3: do that when you're president, not supposed to talk like that.
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Speaker 3: He'd make fun of his looks. He does look like
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Speaker 3: pee wee Herman, So it's pretty good. But when you're president,
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Speaker 3: you're not supposed to say things like that. You're supposed
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Speaker 3: to be very presidential. Well, I disagree with mister Ossoff
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Speaker 3: about you know, if you're Bill Clinton, you wouldn't say
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Speaker 3: it looks like p we Herman, doesn't he You can't
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Speaker 3: do that. Or Reagan wouldn't say, well he does look
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Speaker 3: like pe wee Herman. But listen, I mean this is
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Speaker 3: not presidential. This is Don Rickles. But it's great.
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Speaker 6: You mean pee wee Hermon, hey wee Herman, look a lot.
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Speaker 5: No I would.
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Speaker 3: That's what drives people really nuts. He's not presidential. He's
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Speaker 3: not trying to be. He's a guy from he's a
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Speaker 3: guy from New York. He's a New York City guy.
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Speaker 3: You have to just keep her memory. I keep pointing
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Speaker 3: this out. He's Howard Stern. This is a Howard Stern president.
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Speaker 3: And if you listen to Howard Stern, it's he'll say
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Speaker 3: crazy things. He'll say funny, insulting things. He'll say outrageous things.
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Speaker 3: But meantime, the same Howard Stern guy's brilliant, guy's very
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Speaker 3: successful on the radio, accomplishes stuff on his show. Much
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Speaker 3: of the show is quite brilliant. But he'll he'll jump
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Speaker 3: into those insults and save us. So you have to
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Speaker 3: just get used to that. You have to accept that.
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Speaker 3: With President Trump. Now there's this awful reporter from CNN,
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Speaker 3: and these fake news CNN people can get so rude,
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Speaker 3: so nasty with the President. They hate him so much.
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Speaker 3: They don't even realize how they're behaving. You know, they
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Speaker 3: always say, well, he's not behaving presidential, he's not behaving.
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Speaker 3: Probably they don't behave properly, these reporters. They start yelling
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Speaker 3: and screaming in the Oval office at him. So it's
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Speaker 3: a very touching moment, there's a lifeguard. This kid turns
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Speaker 3: out to be a great hero who rescued somebody. Another
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Speaker 3: kid saved a life. It is the most touching moment.
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Speaker 3: And they have a touching meeting in the White House
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Speaker 3: and then the President opens up for questions and in
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Speaker 3: front of these poor kids, this fake news jackal start
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Speaker 3: yelling and screaming, so the President tells him off. Take
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Speaker 3: a listen.
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Speaker 4: Quiet, Quiet, you're very disrespectful in front of this young man.
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Speaker 6: Okay, don't you find her disrespectful? If he understands quiet?
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Speaker 6: Who are you with fake news? You're fake news.
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Speaker 4: You're a loud you're a loud, boisterous person, your fake news.
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Speaker 4: Be quiet, Be quiet, Be quiet.
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Speaker 6: You're a fake reporter, and you report fake news.
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Speaker 3: And then they said he abused woman. If it was
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Speaker 3: a man, he wouldn't have said that. Of course he would.
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Speaker 3: And you hear it, just just tearing into him. This
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Speaker 3: fake news is so out of control. It started when
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Speaker 3: President Trump went up in the polls in twenty fifteen.
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Speaker 3: As soon as he was top of the polls, they
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Speaker 3: started going after him. As soon as he got elected,
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Speaker 3: they took the gloves off. They just made up crape,
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Speaker 3: the Russia hoax, all this stuff, and it's getting worse.
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Speaker 3: You know, remember back then we kept talking about, well,
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Speaker 3: at some point the news media will go back to
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Speaker 3: being legitimate, and it's just total fake news conning people
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Speaker 3: day and night. You know. There's a little controversy now
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Speaker 3: over the Sunday show. The new Attorney General, Todd blanche
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Speaker 3: is on Meet the Press, and Kristin Welker is yelling
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Speaker 3: at him, wanting to be sure that he will declare
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Speaker 3: that the Justice Department remained totally independent of the president,
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Speaker 3: and she's screaming it, you guarantee us that the Justice
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Speaker 3: Department will be one hundred percent independent of the president,
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Speaker 3: and he's given her an honestands. No, it's not supposed
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Speaker 3: to be. It's a it's a cabinet office. It's the
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Speaker 3: president controls every cabinet department. The president is the boss.
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Speaker 3: Read the Constitution. It's not supposed to be independent. But
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Speaker 3: she keeps screaming this. They do this on all the
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Speaker 3: Sunday shows, even the Wall Street Journal big editorial yesterday
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Speaker 3: about how the media is creating this whole false illution
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Speaker 3: that these departments are supposed to be independent. They're not
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Speaker 3: that's like a real deep state kind of thinking that
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Speaker 3: they got to be got to be independent. Well, it's
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Speaker 3: just read the Constitution. It makes it very clear the
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Speaker 3: president is to direct these agencies. They are not to
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Speaker 3: be run by unelected bureaucrats. The president is supposed to run.
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Speaker 3: And every president in history has controlled the Justice Department
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Speaker 3: and told them what to do. It's perfectly normal. But
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Speaker 3: they keep creating this whole illusion. You know, right now
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Speaker 3: they have the illusion going gas lighting America. You know,
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Speaker 3: they've got to convince the economies and shambles. It's not
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Speaker 3: the greatest economy we've ever had, but it's doing just fine.
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Speaker 3: Wages are up, inflation is pretty low. I mean it's
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Speaker 3: really low everything. I mean, jobs are up, in wages
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Speaker 3: are up, the economy is doing pretty well. The stock
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Speaker 3: market is setting all time records, and most people now
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Speaker 3: have money in the stock market through a pension fund
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Speaker 3: or for a one K, So they create that. The
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Speaker 3: other illusion they create is the president's poll numbers are
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Speaker 3: so low. He's got the lowest approval rate. What you
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Speaker 3: can't believe how low they are. Well, actually they're not
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Speaker 3: that low. They're pretty normal for a president at this point.
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Speaker 3: And the Democrats have the lowest approval ratings ever. The
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Speaker 3: Democrats are so low right now, but you'd never know
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Speaker 3: that if you just watch the networks or read the
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Speaker 3: New York Times or all that stuff. You're just under
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Speaker 3: the illusion that Trump's doing badly and the Democrats are
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Speaker 3: just the Democrats have the worst poll numbers. Now, listen
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Speaker 3: to this. This is CNN's pollster. Here's the CNN pollster.
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Speaker 7: Donald Trump's political brand ain't hot to trot these days.
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Speaker 7: But I got to tell you, pu when it comes
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Speaker 7: to the Democratic brand, the net favorability rating of the
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Speaker 7: Democratic Party. You know, back in twenty eighteen, when Democrats
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Speaker 7: during the first Trump presidency, right when they were able
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Speaker 7: to win back control the House, they were even they
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Speaker 7: were even right favorable minus unfavorable, even at zero zero zero.
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Speaker 7: Now look at this, twenty five points on the water oof.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, So that's the reality is the Democrats have the
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Speaker 3: worst approval ratings of anybody. So, Hey, Jared Kushner yesterday
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Speaker 3: in Israel there to negotiate with Benjamin net Yahoo. That
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Speaker 3: sounds like a fun day, huh, sitting there talking to
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Speaker 3: Benjamin net Nyahoo all day? Did you see the video
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Speaker 3: of it. It's him, it's net Nyahoo, it's three very boring,
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Speaker 3: serious looking guys. Jared Kushner used to be in Manhattan
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Speaker 3: building sky scrapers, going to parties, having fun. Now he's
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Speaker 3: sitting in a room with these guy but that's what
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Speaker 3: he wants to do. You ever heard Jared Kushner talk,
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Speaker 3: never heard his voice to take a listen.
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Speaker 8: We were able to go through some of the misunderstandings
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Speaker 8: and misinformation that's been out about it as well. I
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Speaker 8: mean certain things like we're very committed to the fact
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Speaker 8: that we have a plan to rebuild Gaza, but we
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Speaker 8: will not allow Gaza to be rebuilt until the demilitarization occurs.
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Speaker 8: Nobody wants to put more money into a place that's
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Speaker 8: gone on for so long until if it's just going
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Speaker 8: to be taken over by terrorists or blown up again.
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Speaker 3: Well, sounds like a bad Ben Shapiro, doesn't. He can
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Speaker 3: mention your and you have a listeners kid talk like
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Speaker 3: this and tell you yeah, yea, and the guy's whispering
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Speaker 3: the president's son in law, you gotta be nice. So
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Speaker 3: but he knows this stuff. He knows that area of
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Speaker 3: the world very very well. And maybe we need some
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Speaker 3: different negotiators. You know, Jared gets into that negotiation. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: but then they bring in Steve Whitcoff, who comes right
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Speaker 3: in and goes, how are you? Yeah, well, you know,
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Speaker 3: these two New York guys, I don't know. I don't know.
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Speaker 3: But Henry Kissinger in the very first meeting with Donald Trump,
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Speaker 3: that was the most important advice he gave. He goes,
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Speaker 3: get your own negotiators, do your own. Don't he said,
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Speaker 3: don't let the State Department and the foreign policy guys there,
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Speaker 3: don't let him do anything. He said, don't use the
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Speaker 3: idiots with their briefing books. They don't know anything. So
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Speaker 3: you know about this flocking. Flocking is now a new problem.
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Speaker 3: Flock is the company that run well, you know, you
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Speaker 3: drive around and they got these cameras, these speeding cameras.
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Speaker 3: You know, they photograph you if you're speeding or if
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Speaker 3: you're going through a red light, and they have them
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Speaker 3: all over you know, cities. They had them on the highways,
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Speaker 3: but now they got them in all the suburbs. All
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Speaker 3: these towns are getting them. They're made by a company
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Speaker 3: called Flock, and apparently they're on obviously all the time.
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Speaker 3: So you may be speeding, but you may not be speaking,
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Speaker 3: but these cameras are recording you, and they save the
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Speaker 3: video and the data, and it's a big database. So
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Speaker 3: a lot of people are using the database just to
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Speaker 3: check on people, especially some rogue law enforcement guys. You're
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Speaker 3: not supposed to do this, but if they want to
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Speaker 3: find out where their girlfriend's been going, or their wife's
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Speaker 3: been going, or their cousin, or they can check the
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Speaker 3: flock cameras which reads all the license plates, and it's
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Speaker 3: called being flocked. And there's somebody set up a database
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Speaker 3: where you can go look to see if anybody has
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Speaker 3: looked you up. There's one hundred and twenty thousand of
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Speaker 3: these cameras now one hundred and twenty thousand, Connecticut's got
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Speaker 3: a lot of The site is called have I been Flocked?
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Speaker 3: You can enter your license plate number see if anybody's
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Speaker 3: looked at you. Everybody searched it, and this is the
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Speaker 3: one of the spokesmen for a flock.
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Speaker 9: In July of twenty twenty five, we introduced an optional
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Speaker 9: case code requirement for searches, meaning every search must be
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Speaker 9: associated with an actual criminal investigation. Early results from participating
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Speaker 9: agencies have been promising so we will require case codes
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Speaker 9: for all law enforcement searches by the end of the year,
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Speaker 9: but because emergency situations do exist and do require immediate action,
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Speaker 9: there will be a process to bypass this requirement. Every
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Speaker 9: one of those searches will be flagged immediately by all
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Speaker 9: our assistants.
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Speaker 3: For an administrators revealed well a spokesman, he's right out
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Speaker 3: of that Jared Kushner scope. That wasn't too reassuring. Flock
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Speaker 3: is saying now they will not keep the data beyond
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Speaker 3: use was thirty days. Now they won't keep it beyond
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Speaker 3: seven days. They'll only keep it for seven days. I
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Speaker 3: don't know. You're just gonna have to get used to this.
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Speaker 3: You know, you're in this world now where you're being
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Speaker 3: watched every second by everybody everywhere. You know. Also, your
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Speaker 3: phone has a GPS in it, and law enforcement types
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Speaker 3: and others that can hack into your phone. See the GPS,
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Speaker 3: it'll show right down to the inch where you've been
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Speaker 3: every second. And don't think if you shut your phone off,
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Speaker 3: that's going to stop that. You can turn your phone off,
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Speaker 3: it will not stop that because as soon as you
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Speaker 3: turn it back on. Whenever you turn it back on,
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Speaker 3: it uploads all the data from the time it was off. Hey,
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Speaker 3: we've got a lot more to get to. We'll get
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Speaker 3: to crazy Mayor mom Donnie, everybody's laughing at his latest video.
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Speaker 3: We'll get to that and more coming up. It's Mark
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Speaker 3: some Own nine to noon every day, nine to noon
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Speaker 3: every day now on seven to ten wor.
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Speaker 1: Mark Zimonha now nine till noon weekdays on seven ten wor.
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Speaker 3: That's right, three hours now, nine to noon every day.
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Speaker 3: They got Now, what the hell is going on? All
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Speaker 3: of a sudden, these top democrats all of a sudden
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Speaker 3: are trying to distance themselves from the socialists. All of
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Speaker 3: a sudden they're denouncing socialists. I don't know what it's
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Speaker 3: all about, but now you know, got these Florida primaries
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Speaker 3: today tonight, the Florida primaries, Alaska, Florida. We want, of course,
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Speaker 3: Byron Donalds to win the primary. He'll easily win. He'll
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Speaker 3: be the next governor of Florida. You know this guy,
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Speaker 3: Dan Bilzarian was a big Instagram guy, Dan Bilzarian who
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Speaker 3: for years was just his top Instagram guy guy, Like
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Speaker 3: twenty nine million people follow him on Instagram. And he's
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Speaker 3: a good looking kind of a big hunk, of a
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Speaker 3: guy there, and I guess a wealthy guy, because all
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Speaker 3: he did was post pictures, millions of pictures of him
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Speaker 3: on yachts traveling the world with all these hot looking women,
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Speaker 3: and it'd be like him in a bed on a
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Speaker 3: yacht with twenty women on top of I mean, it
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Speaker 3: was just unbelievable, these pictures, thousands of them all the time.
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Speaker 3: He became really big on Instagram. He was quite the
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Speaker 3: Instagram sensation, and Howard Stern had him on. He was
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Speaker 3: the first guy to really start pushing him and he
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Speaker 3: got really big. Dan Bilzarian, so he seemed like a
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Speaker 3: cool guy with his yachts and private jets and a
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Speaker 3: million women, all of them. It seemed kind of cool.
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Speaker 3: But he's now turns out he's a tremendously stupid lunkhead.
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Speaker 3: He's now running for congress. He became a congressional candidate,
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Speaker 3: and he's not only stupid, it turns out he's an ugly, dirty,
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Speaker 3: filthy anti Semite and not being in any way qualified
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Speaker 3: to even be a candidate. He has no idea how
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Speaker 3: to be a candidate. He's saying the most awful things.
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Speaker 3: He's running against a Jewish candidate, Randy Fine, who's a
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Speaker 3: pretty big, heavy guy. This Bilsarian, you know, was a
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Speaker 3: good looking honk and this Randy Fine makes makes Pritzker
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Speaker 3: look in shape, I mean a big guy. So Bilzarian's
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Speaker 3: latest video calls him a fat joe, a shylock, a
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Speaker 3: satanic whore, shows a picture with he's Jewish, shows a
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Speaker 3: picture with horns coming out of him. I mean, this
20:31
Speaker 3: is unbelievable. This is like the worst, most disgusting anti Semitism.
20:37
Speaker 3: And then he talked about he should maybe we should
20:39
Speaker 3: revisit Adolf Hitler's opinions. So this is like the most ridiculous,
20:46
Speaker 3: awful anti semi Nazi kind of Hitler kind of, I mean,
20:51
Speaker 3: the most disgusting guy in the world. So, uh, he's
20:57
Speaker 3: so disgusting that he's left wing. He he's the Democratic candidate.
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Speaker 3: Hakeem Jeffries has come out and denounced him. Mike Johnson
21:07
Speaker 3: has denounced him. In fact that Mike Johnson and Hakim Jeffries,
21:11
Speaker 3: the two enemies in the House, both got together and
21:14
Speaker 3: jointly denounced this guy because he's so awful. So that's
21:18
Speaker 3: pretty good. Good for Hakim Jeffries, although he's got a
21:23
Speaker 3: couple of people in his family. Kind of like this
21:24
Speaker 3: Bilzarian but good for Hakim Jeffries. Then Hakim Jeffries comes
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Speaker 3: out and denounces the Democratic Socialist agenda. He rejected all
21:36
Speaker 3: their he said, I reject all their positions. There, defund
21:40
Speaker 3: the police, they're closing prisons, even though he's all for that.
21:44
Speaker 3: And he said he does not support Medicare for all.
21:47
Speaker 3: He would never support such a bill. I would never
21:51
Speaker 3: co sponsor the Medicare for All legislation. Never. Well, wait
21:57
Speaker 3: a minute, Congressional records show that Jefferies did co sponsor
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Speaker 3: it in twenty nineteen and again co sponsored it in
22:05
Speaker 3: twenty twenty one. All right, so he's got a little
22:07
Speaker 3: problem with the truth. But at least he's trying to
22:10
Speaker 3: say the right things and nowadays. But it doesn't stop there.
22:15
Speaker 3: Even Mom Donnie, Mom Donnie is denouncing Democratic Socialists. He's
22:21
Speaker 3: trying to put distance between his administration and the dsay's
22:25
Speaker 3: abolition platform. He did some crazy radio show. Anybody ever
22:29
Speaker 3: heard of the Clay Caine Show. Clay Kane. This is
22:34
Speaker 3: some left wing podcaster. Are we supposed to believe there's
22:38
Speaker 3: a guy named Clay Kine? Okay, but he was on
22:41
Speaker 3: this podcast, and he said he denounces the DSSA, and
22:47
Speaker 3: he does not want to He does not want to
22:51
Speaker 3: defund the police. He doesn't want to close prisons or jails.
22:54
Speaker 3: Of course, it's the opposite of things. He said. Now
22:57
Speaker 3: speaking to Mom Donnie, everybody is thing at him because
23:02
Speaker 3: this guy, he doesn't really do anything as mayor. I remember,
23:04
Speaker 3: he's a kid. He never had a job, so he's
23:07
Speaker 3: just a TikTok guy doesn't actually do anything in real life,
23:10
Speaker 3: but put out good videos. So now he's putting out
23:13
Speaker 3: videos where he speaks Mandarin. Uh, there's different languages. Now,
23:18
Speaker 3: listen to this. This is Mom Donnie trying to appeal
23:20
Speaker 3: to the Chinese community by speaking Mandarin.
23:23
Speaker 10: Yeah, how well the mean solicia Mayor Zora Mamdani Kusher
23:28
Speaker 10: will shump sure shap no, you are sure Jungfu Jiang
23:33
Speaker 10: Song true Yan Chenang by Lao Wai Yen Chu men Okay.
23:39
Speaker 3: Now to a lot of people who said, ooh, that's
23:41
Speaker 3: very impressive that he was able to learn Mandarin. Wow,
23:44
Speaker 3: that's now to anybody who speaks Mandarin, to anybody in
23:47
Speaker 3: the Asian community, they go, what the hell he because
23:50
Speaker 3: he's doing it with this terrible accent. Remember when Bloomberg
23:52
Speaker 3: tried to speak Spanish and he did learn Spanish, but
23:56
Speaker 3: he spoke it with like a New York Boston accent.
23:58
Speaker 3: It didn't sound very Spanish. And Mamdani is doing it
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Speaker 3: with a prep school Ivy League elitist, annoying, little Ivy
24:08
Speaker 3: League kid kind of an accent.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, how well the mean so may Resora Mamdani, John
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Speaker 10: Win Kusher, we'll shump sure, shap no, you are sure,
24:18
Speaker 10: jump Fu Jung.
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Speaker 3: Not very convinced, but he is getting ridiculed all over
24:24
Speaker 3: the place for it, all over online, totally being ridiculed
24:28
Speaker 3: for it. Hey, we'll take some calls in just a minute.
24:31
Speaker 3: We got a lot more to get to coming up
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Speaker 3: on seven to ten w R.
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Speaker 1: Lea Live from the w o R Life Back Studios.
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Speaker 3: Mark Zimone, Well, hey, we'll take some calls. Eight hundred
24:46
Speaker 3: three to two one zero seven ten is the number,
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Speaker 3: eight hundred three to two one zero seven ten. I'm
24:54
Speaker 3: starting to see it already wherever I go, Yes, summer
24:59
Speaker 3: is over. I go on the supermarket there, it is
25:02
Speaker 3: right on the shelf, Pumpkin spice coffee, Starbucks fall Blend.
25:08
Speaker 3: I'm starting to see this all over the It really
25:10
Speaker 3: is the end. It's really the last two or three
25:12
Speaker 3: weeks of summer. And then it's actually been kind of
25:16
Speaker 3: a miserable summer. I mean weather, it's been too hot,
25:18
Speaker 3: too sticky, too humid, Canadian wildfire air. It's just I
25:23
Speaker 3: don't know. Maybe it's good it's over. Hey. You notice
25:25
Speaker 3: the media is always looking for Mitch McConnell. Where's Mitch McConnell.
25:31
Speaker 3: I had something's going on with Mitch McConnell. He was
25:34
Speaker 3: in the hospital supposedly, and I guess he was, and
25:37
Speaker 3: then he was there for months, and then was one
25:40
Speaker 3: point he was reported he was brain dead, and then
25:43
Speaker 3: it turned out he wasn't brained that He's been calling
25:45
Speaker 3: people and talking to them, but nobody's seen him. They
25:48
Speaker 3: put out these pictures he looks like a mummy, and
25:52
Speaker 3: they're they're demanding to see him, the demanding no where
25:54
Speaker 3: he is. You never did that with Joe Biden. We
25:57
Speaker 3: wouldn't see Joe Biden for a week at a time.
25:58
Speaker 3: You never said a word. The President of the United
26:00
Speaker 3: States would disappear, never a word from the media. Now,
26:04
Speaker 3: all of a sudden, there Mitch McConnell. Watch where is he?
26:07
Speaker 3: Why is Ntako? Let's take some calls. Let's go to
26:09
Speaker 3: uh Rich in Myrtle Beach, Rich, how you doing?
26:13
Speaker 11: Hey? Thanks Mark? Where's the Maxine Waters? Nobody wants to
26:15
Speaker 11: know what Maxine water is this? She's been missing for
26:17
Speaker 11: seven months. Also, they know it hit one hundred and four.
26:21
Speaker 11: What's that?
26:21
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're both like one hundred years old and.
26:25
Speaker 11: They've been there for one hundred years.
26:26
Speaker 3: Yeah.
26:27
Speaker 11: You know today in nineteen sixty two, I heard the
26:29
Speaker 11: ad for the iHeart the the PNC Center at Wringo
26:32
Speaker 11: Star on his All Star Band, which is always a
26:34
Speaker 11: great show. Today. In nineteen sixty two, he made his
26:37
Speaker 11: debut with the Beatles in Hulm Hall h u l
26:41
Speaker 11: m e over there just about twenty minutes outside of Liverpool.
26:45
Speaker 11: We actually went there last year on our Beatles tour.
26:48
Speaker 11: It was fantastic.
26:49
Speaker 3: You know, the there are people, let's take the people
26:51
Speaker 3: who actually did we just explained to the orient of
26:53
Speaker 3: people and if you do this, they go on a
26:54
Speaker 3: Beatles tour and they take it and they go this.
26:56
Speaker 3: This is where Paul McCartney lived when he was twelve,
26:59
Speaker 3: and they stay, they stare at it. They take a
27:01
Speaker 3: picture in front of it.
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Speaker 11: Well, you know, I went into that house. I got
27:04
Speaker 11: the place.
27:06
Speaker 3: They give you a tour of the house. It's the
27:08
Speaker 3: same thing like Theodore Roosevelts. They give you This is
27:10
Speaker 3: the floor he would stand on. This, This is the table.
27:14
Speaker 11: He would sit at.
27:15
Speaker 3: This, This is a chair he would sit in the
27:18
Speaker 3: What kind of tour is this?
27:20
Speaker 11: It was also it really was awesome. The Beatles guy
27:22
Speaker 11: is really unbelievable. Ring has always got a great show.
27:25
Speaker 11: I've seen every incarnation of it since the beginning. But
27:28
Speaker 11: you know, you know one thing about the gas prices
27:30
Speaker 11: mark the tax on the gallon of gas remains the same.
27:34
Speaker 11: It doesn't go up, but doesn't go down. The price
27:36
Speaker 11: of the gas from the gas company.
27:38
Speaker 3: Actually goes up and down. Taxes do go.
27:41
Speaker 11: Tax the tax mark, the tax, the tax on the
27:45
Speaker 11: gallon of gas, I Mortal Beach is the same every
27:48
Speaker 11: day of the week six But in many states.
27:51
Speaker 3: The taxes go up and down all the time. Generally
27:53
Speaker 3: they go up, they never go down. Some states do,
27:56
Speaker 3: but the.
27:56
Speaker 11: Price is stagnant. Though the oil companies are really whipped off.
27:59
Speaker 11: Your in public and nobody else can can deny it,
28:02
Speaker 11: and you can't defend it.
28:04
Speaker 3: Okay, we're starting to get mailed about you, rich email
28:08
Speaker 3: a bit. Why is this guy so angry all the time,
28:11
Speaker 3: complaining all the time you move?
28:13
Speaker 11: Well, I'm not I'm not a pannikin. I'm not a panikin.
28:16
Speaker 3: No, no, no, I'm not saying your panic. You just seem
28:20
Speaker 3: to be annoyed. I was in the grocery store and
28:22
Speaker 3: this cost three cents too much, and then a gas
28:24
Speaker 3: or too you.
28:25
Speaker 11: Just you know, gas and Model Beach should be down
28:27
Speaker 11: around you know, two dollars and twenty cents. It's three
28:30
Speaker 11: sixty four, three fifty four. It's not going down near
28:33
Speaker 11: a stance as it goes up.
28:34
Speaker 3: I'll tell you that I'm down. It's Myrtle Beach. You're
28:38
Speaker 3: never going to drive more than half a mile to
28:39
Speaker 3: go anywhere.
28:41
Speaker 11: But what you do, you gotta go. You gotta go
28:43
Speaker 11: thirty miles to Georgetown, and really Charleston is two hours
28:46
Speaker 11: of me. So it's a big drug.
28:47
Speaker 3: Sounds pretty exciting.
28:48
Speaker 4: Now.
28:49
Speaker 3: Listen, a lot of people are just saying, why is
28:51
Speaker 3: this guy is it? Just tell the truth. Did you
28:53
Speaker 3: move to South Carolina? And there's something frustrating about it?
28:56
Speaker 3: It's a little annoying being there.
28:58
Speaker 10: Heat.
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Speaker 11: It was one hundred and fourteen brings yesterday. It's unbelievable.
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Speaker 11: Every day like today, it's supposed to be one hundred
29:04
Speaker 11: and eight. It'll end up being one hundred eleven, one
29:06
Speaker 11: hundred and twelve. You know, by by eleven thirty yesterday, Mark,
29:10
Speaker 11: I had to go in the house. How to get
29:11
Speaker 11: out of the one out condition?
29:13
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, that explains it. It's the heat. If you
29:16
Speaker 3: go down there and living, it's one hundred and five
29:18
Speaker 3: every day. And this guy, every time he pulls into
29:20
Speaker 3: the gas station, he gets outraged.
29:22
Speaker 11: What up?
29:24
Speaker 3: All right? Just calm down, calm down, thanks or thanks
29:27
Speaker 3: for calling. Let's go to uh Rich in New Jersey. Rich.
29:29
Speaker 3: How you doing?
29:31
Speaker 12: Yeah?
29:31
Speaker 13: I called last week about my cousin. But in the meantime,
29:34
Speaker 13: you're only a somebody when you know somebody or somebody
29:37
Speaker 13: so uh I dance with Isabella Johnny at a wedding.
29:40
Speaker 13: That's another story.
29:42
Speaker 3: You know. The one thing about this call is nothing
29:44
Speaker 3: you're saying registers with anybody. Nothing makes sense. We don't
29:48
Speaker 3: know what the hell. It's all this changing, vague stuff
29:52
Speaker 3: that we don't know what you're even saying.
29:53
Speaker 13: All right, all right, the Muslims washing your feet in
29:56
Speaker 13: an airport? Okay, why don't they have the little bases
29:59
Speaker 13: for cat flocks to bless themselves with holy water when
30:03
Speaker 13: they walk in? What they do?
30:05
Speaker 3: But it can well, I gotta be honest. If I
30:06
Speaker 3: see Muslims were washing their feet in the airport, tell
30:09
Speaker 3: me it looks pretty silly. But I don't get mad
30:11
Speaker 3: about it. I don't say why don't they have? It
30:15
Speaker 3: looks pretty stupid. It's really kind of stupid. Why did
30:18
Speaker 3: they wash their feet? I don't even remember.
30:21
Speaker 11: It's a ritual or something for what.
30:24
Speaker 3: Before they pray?
30:25
Speaker 11: Is that it?
30:26
Speaker 3: I don't know. I have no idea, but yeah, it
30:28
Speaker 3: does look kind of silly, and I don't know why
30:32
Speaker 3: do it in an airport when you're about to get on
30:33
Speaker 3: a plane, which is as filthy a place as you
30:35
Speaker 3: can go. Let's go to Mike in Florida. Mike, how
30:39
Speaker 3: you doing, good morning? Mark.
30:41
Speaker 12: Yes, Mike, you mentioned that they have the fall stuff
30:45
Speaker 12: on the shelves up in the shops in New York.
30:47
Speaker 12: They do it down here in Florida Walmart. It's got
30:50
Speaker 12: all their long sleeve clothing and long sleeve shirts and
30:53
Speaker 12: pants out and the fall stuff out there, like.
30:55
Speaker 14: It's going to be another three and a half months
30:56
Speaker 14: of ninety free weather. But somehow or another, summer's over
30:59
Speaker 14: in Florida.
31:00
Speaker 3: Yeah, But let me ask you something down there in Florida,
31:02
Speaker 3: because up here, everybody's oh my god, summer's over. It's
31:06
Speaker 3: do you worry about that? Aren't you kind of glad
31:08
Speaker 3: summer's over because for you it's too hot and something.
31:11
Speaker 12: Yes, winter is the best three days of the year.
31:13
Speaker 3: Now, Yeah, but you guys actually look forward to summer ending.
31:17
Speaker 3: It's it's great when it's over because now it'll be normal.
31:20
Speaker 11: I do, I do.
31:22
Speaker 13: But it never ends.
31:23
Speaker 3: That's the problem.
31:23
Speaker 11: It never really ends.
31:24
Speaker 14: It kind of just slows down a little bit, but
31:26
Speaker 14: it never really ends.
31:27
Speaker 3: And when you're down there in Florida, don't you miss
31:30
Speaker 3: like normal trees and normal you know, we have hills
31:35
Speaker 3: something I miss no trees.
31:36
Speaker 14: To be honest with you, I lived in Manhattan for
31:38
Speaker 14: forty years.
31:39
Speaker 12: There are too many trees down here.
31:41
Speaker 14: You're obsessed with planting stuff and hedges and all they're doing.
31:44
Speaker 14: All they ever do all day long is mow the glass,
31:47
Speaker 14: blow it into the drains and then it floods, so it's.
31:50
Speaker 12: Quite a system.
31:52
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'll say, up here we got we have hills,
31:55
Speaker 3: and I think you know, you're driving uphill down here.
31:57
Speaker 3: It's all flat there in Florida. Doesn't that get you.
32:02
Speaker 14: It's not the hills, it's the the mentally ill old
32:05
Speaker 14: people who are driving that they're impediments. They're more dangerous
32:09
Speaker 14: than the hills.
32:10
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, they drive, you mean, they drive very slow,
32:12
Speaker 3: those old people slow.
32:14
Speaker 14: Nobody signals, they just get over because they think they're
32:17
Speaker 14: the only person on the road. Yeah, it's really quite
32:21
Speaker 14: it's it's real eye opener. I drove a cab in
32:24
Speaker 14: New York for a year and it wasn't as dangerous
32:25
Speaker 14: as driving here.
32:26
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's very dangerous these old people. In fact, you
32:28
Speaker 3: have to it's not just keep honking the horn. You
32:31
Speaker 3: got to like tape the horn down with like duct tape.
32:33
Speaker 3: So yes, always honking.
32:34
Speaker 12: So yeah, you have to actually plow them through the
32:37
Speaker 12: intersection because it's the only way to get them moving.
32:41
Speaker 12: If they see flashing lights, forget about it, any flashing
32:43
Speaker 12: lights anywhere, they come to a complete hall, they're panicked,
32:47
Speaker 12: you know, And then.
32:47
Speaker 13: The other part of them quite you equate that equation.
32:50
Speaker 14: It's half the people down here spend the whole afternoon
32:52
Speaker 14: in a bar and then they get out and drive home.
32:55
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you know, all right, well it's a good,
33:00
Speaker 3: great call. Thanks. So if you're in New York saying
33:03
Speaker 3: I gotta go to South Carolina, I gotta go to Florida, listen,
33:06
Speaker 3: it doesn't sound so great down there. Let's go to
33:09
Speaker 3: Pam in New Jersey. Pam, how you doing?
33:12
Speaker 2: Hey?
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Speaker 15: The reason for the foot washing in the Arab world
33:16
Speaker 15: the biggest. Their feet are very important because it can
33:21
Speaker 15: add also be an insult. I had a student who
33:24
Speaker 15: was fighting with another student. They were Arabic. Yeah, and
33:27
Speaker 15: the one kid said, I throw my shoes at you,
33:30
Speaker 15: and it's like the big insult because the feet are
33:33
Speaker 15: closest to the ground considered dirty.
33:35
Speaker 3: Oh okay, there you go. You cleared it up. Still
33:38
Speaker 3: sounds silly, but okay, thanks for that, Pam. Hey, we
33:42
Speaker 3: got a lot to get to it. We got a
33:43
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33:47
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33:50
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34:13
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34:17
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34:21
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34:25
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34:30
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34:33
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34:38
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