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Hour 3: 58% of Dems like socialism. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Your Marksimo show on seven tenor well, hey, we've got
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Speaker 1: a lot to get to this hour, and we'll get
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Speaker 1: to Hayden Tenetaire, the Surprising Death, and a whole lot more.
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Speaker 1: We'll get to Nick Reiner and a lot more just ahead.
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Speaker 1: The Sunday shows totally corrupt. They bring on the Republican,
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Speaker 1: yell and scream at him, go to commercial come back.
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Speaker 1: Then they just fawn all over the Democrat, whoever it is,
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Speaker 1: and usually it's a totally irrelevant Democrat like an Adam
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Speaker 1: Shift guy who means absolutely nothing to anybody, but they
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Speaker 1: build him up because he hates Trump. So the Sunday Show,
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Speaker 1: I think to meet the press is Todd Blanch, the
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Speaker 1: attorney General. All they do is beat him up about everything.
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Speaker 1: You know, he wants to take a look at the
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Speaker 1: voter rolls because we know a lot of illegals are
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Speaker 1: voting illegally. New Jersey has admitted the governor admitted to
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Speaker 1: finding six thousand. That means it's probably sixty thousand other
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Speaker 1: states are admitting. So the attorney General wants to go
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Speaker 1: look at the voter rolls and help clean them up.
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Speaker 1: Now you would think you'd be happy about that, but though.
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Speaker 1: They're mad, they're furious. What do you mean you want
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Speaker 1: to what? You want to clean up the voter rolls?
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Speaker 1: What that hell? So listen to this.
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Speaker 2: I mean, we're relying on a statute, a statute passed
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Speaker 2: by Congress that allows us, in the right circumstances to
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Speaker 2: review and get those voter rolls. And so yes, no, no,
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Speaker 2: we're not going to stop doing what I think every
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Speaker 2: American should expect us to do, which is make sure
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Speaker 2: that we have elections that are fair and as that
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Speaker 2: relates to the Department of Justice, that means making sure
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Speaker 2: that there are no constitutional legal violations, even at the
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Speaker 2: state level.
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Speaker 1: Okay, good, that sounds like a good idea. But it's
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Speaker 1: Kristen Welker, or it's Jonathan carl or whoever it is.
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Speaker 1: They're yelling at him, they're mad at them, they're jumping
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Speaker 1: in and they're furious. How dare you do that? They
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Speaker 1: treating like he's the worst criminal in the world. It's insane.
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Speaker 1: These Sunday shows. I know, I know, I'm the only
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Speaker 1: one that still watches them. I don't know why. So Hey,
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Speaker 1: remember Drea di Matteo, She was in the Sopranos. She
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Speaker 1: played Adrian. I remember Adrian was the girlfriend of CHRISTOPHA Adrian.
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Speaker 1: So she's fifty four now and she couldn't get work.
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Speaker 1: She couldn't get any jobs acting, and she was about
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Speaker 1: to lose her house. This is really bad. How come
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Speaker 1: she can't get She's a good actress, very good you've
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Speaker 1: seen her on the Sopranos, very very good actress. You
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Speaker 1: think a lot of people would hire her, and she's
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Speaker 1: quite well known and quite well liked. Well, the problem
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Speaker 1: is she was a little too conservative for Hollywood. She
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Speaker 1: got canceled, blacklisted, not because she was a communist, because
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Speaker 1: she wasn't a communist, because she was pretty conservative. It
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Speaker 1: all started during the pan when she started opposing the vaccines,
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Speaker 1: which you're not allowed to do in Hollywood. There's no
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Speaker 1: freedom of speech there, no, no, no, there's no diversity in Hollywood.
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Speaker 1: You better toe the line. You better be a real
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Speaker 1: left wing liberal. So after that it started and she
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Speaker 1: started to express her political views and she was a
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Speaker 1: little too conservative, and nobody would hire. She was about
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Speaker 1: to lose her house, everything, she was going to go
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Speaker 1: into bankruptcy. So she started doing only fans. Now only
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Speaker 1: fans is pretty good. It's where you do your own pornography.
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Speaker 1: Anybody can sign up for an account on Only Fans,
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Speaker 1: and then you can offer risky pictures of yourself. And
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Speaker 1: I don't really go on only fans. Now, some are
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Speaker 1: like baiting suit kind of pictures. But are some really nude?
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Speaker 1: I think so? Yeah? This actual nude? Is there actual
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Speaker 1: like sexual porno kind of porn stuff? I think so.
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Speaker 1: I'm not quite sure. But you put this stuff up
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Speaker 1: and you keep adding, and you charge a subscription fee,
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Speaker 1: like for her, it's fifteen dollars a month, and then
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Speaker 1: you get this content. So if you got fifteen dollars
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Speaker 1: a month and you get one hundred thousand fans, why
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Speaker 1: that's I'm not good at math. Weight. We might be
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Speaker 1: here for a while. Let me figure this out. That
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Speaker 1: would be one point five million a year. Oh okay,
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Speaker 1: and somebody like her, she could easily get one hundred
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Speaker 1: thousand people. And from what I understand, there's some of
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Speaker 1: these women on Only Fans are making up to one
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Speaker 1: hundred million a year. One hundred million a year, so
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Speaker 1: she could be making a couple million years. So she's
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Speaker 1: doing very very well. Oh actually, oh yeah, she says
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Speaker 1: she's making one hundred thousand a month, So that's no. Wait,
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Speaker 1: we're going to be here a while again, I'll figure
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Speaker 1: this out. That's one point two million a year. One
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Speaker 1: point two million a year, pretty good. And she said
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Speaker 1: she doesn't really do like any kind of real porn
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Speaker 1: or anything. It's like bikini photos. She did share some
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Speaker 1: nude photos. So you go to OnlyFans and sign up
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Speaker 1: for her, she says, I put up a picture and
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Speaker 1: within well, actually when she was losing her house, there
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Speaker 1: was a lean put on her house and they were
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Speaker 1: going to take her house. So she went on OnlyFans
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Speaker 1: put the first picture up. She said, within seventy five minutes,
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Speaker 1: the lien was paid. So that's why she kept going.
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Speaker 1: One hundred thousand a month. That's that's one point two
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Speaker 1: million a year. She's making a pretty good living there,
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Speaker 1: probably even more now that she's talking about it and
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Speaker 1: getting some press for it. Hey, you know that, remember
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Speaker 1: that Terry Moran, he's a real fake news guy, Terry Moran,
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Speaker 1: ABC News. Remember they fired him. Remember he did that
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Speaker 1: interview with President Trump where he was really vicious. Vicious
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Speaker 1: President tell him off a couple of times. So now
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Speaker 1: that he's fired, he's starting to just be very open
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Speaker 1: about everything, and he said ABC News is very biased.
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Speaker 1: He said, there's no conservatives, there's no independence. Everybody there
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Speaker 1: is very left wing. Interesting he's admitting to it. And
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Speaker 1: then he even talks about when he was the ABC
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Speaker 1: News reporter back when Fauci was lying about the lab
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Speaker 1: and he was trying to claim that the virus came
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Speaker 1: from a wet market. It didn't. It came from the
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Speaker 1: lab leak. He said at the time, he put together
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Speaker 1: a piece for ABC about how it was most likely
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Speaker 1: from the lab and he put together and they did
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Speaker 1: an investigation on the lab leak, and he put together
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Speaker 1: a piece ABC News and he said at the last
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Speaker 1: minute it was canceled. It was about to go on,
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Speaker 1: it was canceled, and he kept a man, you know why,
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Speaker 1: They've done a lot of work on this, said every
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Speaker 1: time he asked and kept asking, they said, well, the lawyers,
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Speaker 1: the lawyers won't allow it. And he said, lawyers, what
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Speaker 1: is that just the lawyers, and people would whispered to
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Speaker 1: him a lawyers and standards and then standards what they
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Speaker 1: don't have any standards at ABC. So then they kept
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Speaker 1: asking and finally somebody whispered to him it was Fauci.
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Speaker 1: Fauci picked up the phone, Fauci got ABC to cancel
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Speaker 1: the piece. So just another incident in the slimy career
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Speaker 1: of Anthony Fauci. We know from his diary that he
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Speaker 1: knew it was the Lab. He was trying to cover
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Speaker 1: it up. We know from his emails and his texts
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Speaker 1: that he was actively trying to cover up the Lab
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Speaker 1: leak story. What a slimy guy. Hey, Putin may actually
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Speaker 1: be ready to surrender. Believe it or not, it's getting
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Speaker 1: worse for Putin. Vladimir Putin has been fighting in Ukraine.
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Speaker 1: How many years is this four years? It's like four
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Speaker 1: years now, and every week Ukraine gets better and better
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Speaker 1: on the battlefield. They built their own drone factories, their
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Speaker 1: own rocket factories. They've got endless supply of drones and rockets.
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Speaker 1: They're just wiping out the Russians. Now, listen to this.
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Speaker 1: In the last month, Putin lost forty three thousand soldiers
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Speaker 1: on the battlefield in one month. Forty three thousand soldiers
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Speaker 1: in one month. His total casualties now are one point
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Speaker 1: five million. Putin has lost one point five million. Now,
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Speaker 1: how do you recruit anybody if you're in Russian Well,
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Speaker 1: they've been forcing people and doing all kinds of terrible
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Speaker 1: things to get people into the army one point five million.
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Speaker 1: Since the war broke out. We saw that the Russian
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Speaker 1: army has no idea how to fight. They don't look
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Speaker 1: like any kind of professional army. They don't fight in formation,
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Speaker 1: they don't have battlefield commanders, they don't have anything. It's
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Speaker 1: just a ragtag bunch of drunken kids. So they've lost
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Speaker 1: one point five million. Now what do they do. They're
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Speaker 1: running out of soldiers. North Korea has been trying to
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Speaker 1: help out. North Korea sent them fifteen thousand soldiers last
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Speaker 1: year and they're now trying to round up. North Korea
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Speaker 1: is trying to round up another thirty to fifty thousand
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Speaker 1: soldiers to send to Russia to help them out. And
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Speaker 1: Ukraine is just getting better and better now. The drones,
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Speaker 1: they're using those in the battlefield. That's most of what
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Speaker 1: you use now for weapons in a battlefield, drones. But
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Speaker 1: they're also getting long range rockets and missiles that they're
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Speaker 1: building themselves, and long range drones, and they're striking deeper
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Speaker 1: and deeper into Russia. The other day they struck an
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Speaker 1: air base in Russia, five hundred miles into Russia, five
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Speaker 1: hundred miles past the border in Russia. Ukraine, hit an
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Speaker 1: air base, took out M thirty one jets, took out
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Speaker 1: ballistic missiles. One strike even hit five hundred and sixty
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Speaker 1: miles into Russia. Pretty amazing stuff. Hey, there's a new
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Speaker 1: poll out Democrats. Now, these are Democratic voters have a
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Speaker 1: more positive view of socialism. You keep thinking when the
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Speaker 1: regular Democrats rise up, they'll stop this socialism. But CBS poll,
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Speaker 1: new poll, this is just of Democrats, fifty eight percent
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Speaker 1: have a positive view of socialism, fifty eight percent. Only
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Speaker 1: eighteen percent had a negative view. Wow, And when it
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Speaker 1: comes to capitalism, only thirty two percent of Democrats have
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Speaker 1: a positive opinion of capitalism. So they're just getting crazier
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Speaker 1: and crazier and crazier in that party. This is not
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Speaker 1: a good look going into twenty twenty eight, not even
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Speaker 1: going into the midterms. So it's going to be a
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Speaker 1: tough time for them. Mom, Donnie is on vacation from what,
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Speaker 1: we don't know. He doesn't do much anything I hear lately.
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Speaker 1: It's just a lot of weed, a lot of weed.
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Speaker 1: Remember that was Deblasio's problem. I remember the Deblasio days.
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Speaker 1: They made the there's a wall around Gracie mansion. That
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Speaker 1: made the wall even higher so you couldn't look over
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Speaker 1: and see what he was doing in there. But you
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Speaker 1: didn't have to look and see what he was doing
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Speaker 1: because you could just go. Now you could tell what
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Speaker 1: he was doing. And the mayor is surrounded by cops.
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Speaker 1: He has a police detail, and I remember back then
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Speaker 1: a lot of people on the detail were very upset,
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Speaker 1: complaining because when they left, their clothes smelled like marijuana.
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Speaker 1: Their clothes smelled like pot, and they had a lot
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Speaker 1: of explaining to do wherever they went. So you're having
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Speaker 1: that same thing with mom Donnie. Now, the good news
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Speaker 1: is he doesn't do much of anything to begin with,
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Speaker 1: and now if there's a lot more weed, that probably
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Speaker 1: will slow him down. He and more. He's on vacation
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Speaker 1: this week upstate New York. He won't say where, which
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Speaker 1: means who knows where the hell he is? And what
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Speaker 1: would a guy like that do on a vacation. The
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Speaker 1: wife remembers she's taking a vacation to Syria and Lebanon.
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Speaker 1: Sounds like a lot of fun. But what does he
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Speaker 1: do on vacation. Can you picture him playing tennis? Golf?
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Speaker 1: And no, I don't know, kayaking, I don't know. What
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Speaker 1: do you picture this guy doing upstate New York? Now
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Speaker 1: knowing him upstate could mean Scarsdale, it could mean it
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Speaker 1: could mean Yonkers. Who knows? Why keep it so secret?
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Speaker 1: Normally you know you'd want the coverage. Normally, you know
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Speaker 1: you want to be able to see you on vacation
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Speaker 1: or relaxing heavy. He's probably meeting with all kinds of oligarchs,
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Speaker 1: Soros types, that kind of stuff. Hey, Soro says a
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Speaker 1: place upstate Duchess County. He could be up there. Presidents,
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Speaker 1: you know, officials usually take Do you remember Bush would
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Speaker 1: go to the ranch. That was a good vacation, it was.
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Speaker 1: Most of these vacations are photo op vacations. Bush, George W. Bush,
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Speaker 1: He never had a ranch till he was ready to
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Speaker 1: run for president. Then all of a sudden you want
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Speaker 1: to look like like he was Roy Rogers or something.
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Speaker 1: But every time you take a vacation, you see him
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Speaker 1: out there with the chainsaw clearing brush like he's suddenly
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Speaker 1: on a chain gang. I don't know what you needed
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Speaker 1: to clear this brush for, but it looked good. You know,
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Speaker 1: you had that lumberjackshirt on clearing brush. But those are
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Speaker 1: all photo ops. I guess mom Donnie doesn't care about that. Hey,
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Speaker 1: we're when we come back. Rob Shooter, the Great Gossip Columnist.
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Speaker 1: He'll be with us next and we'll talk about Hayden Paneteer,
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Speaker 1: we'll talk about Maga Housewives, we'll get to Nick Reiner
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Speaker 1: and a whole lot more coming up next on seven
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Speaker 1: How you doing Hey, my friend?
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Speaker 4: Good be back?
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Speaker 1: How you doing good?
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Speaker 5: So?
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Speaker 1: What happened to Hayden Panedier thirty six? What isn't it? Yeah? Yeah?
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Speaker 3: Really really breaking news. Overnight she'd been struggling a long time.
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Speaker 3: We didn't know how bad her health was or exactly
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Speaker 3: what happened that she was found unresponsive in a home
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Speaker 3: in South Carolina on Sunday, and around two thirty pm
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Speaker 3: she was announced dead. They believe it might have been
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Speaker 3: a cardiac arrest. The police, the firemen, the ambulance people
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Speaker 3: have not released any official cause yet and we're gonna
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Speaker 3: have to wait for an autopsy to know that. But
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Speaker 3: she's had a really troubled life. She had a memoir
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Speaker 3: that came out earlier this year, and she was really
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Speaker 3: honest about her addictions. Has struggled with alcohol, mental health issues,
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Speaker 3: even in opioids. And so we know her as a
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Speaker 3: child actress. We grew up with her Nashville heroes, and
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Speaker 3: now at just thirty six years old, she's no longer there.
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Speaker 1: Wow. Terrible. Hey, another tragic stir Nick Reiner in jail.
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Speaker 1: What's going on? What's the latest with the Nick Reiner case.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, there's a lot of legal maneuvers here. So he's
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Speaker 3: going to go to trial. The death penalty is on
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Speaker 3: the docket, and so his lawyer's argument. It's very interesting here.
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Speaker 3: His lawyer's arguing that the one point five million dollar
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Speaker 3: trust fund that his parents left all their children. He
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Speaker 3: should have access to that to pay his legal bills. Now,
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Speaker 3: there's a very interesting clause in California, the Flayer clause,
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Speaker 3: which says that you can't get money from somebody that
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Speaker 3: you have killed. However, yeah, I know. So however, the
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Speaker 3: lawyer saying, we don't know if he killed anybody. In America,
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Speaker 3: you are innocent until proven guilty. Now all the evidence
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Speaker 3: we've seen and certainly doesn't look that way, but we
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Speaker 3: have to follow the law here. And so what he
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Speaker 3: is saying to the family, to the estate is that
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Speaker 3: he's innocent at the moment, he's not being proven guilty,
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Speaker 3: and so because he is innocent at the moment, he
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Speaker 3: should have access to that million dollars. And that's something
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Speaker 3: now that that is going to be debated. So it
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Speaker 3: seems ridiculous that you can kill, potentially allegedly your parents
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Speaker 3: and then use their money.
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Speaker 6: To get off.
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Speaker 3: But that is basically what his lawyer is arguing.
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Speaker 1: Well, can't they defense go in and argue just take
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Speaker 1: a picture of him and hold it up and say,
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Speaker 1: look at this guy, innocent, Look at this guy.
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Speaker 3: That's exactly what they're going to do They're they're not
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Speaker 3: going to go for this. That the problem is asius.
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Speaker 3: This is where things get so ugly and nasty in
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Speaker 3: families like this family is suffering. This family is in
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Speaker 3: real pain. But he's still their brother, and so they've
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Speaker 3: lost their parents and the person who.
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Speaker 6: Who has been accused of.
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Speaker 3: Killing them is a relative. And so the family, i'm told,
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Speaker 3: is being all the part in different directions that some
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Speaker 3: family members are still supporting. His brother and his sister
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Speaker 3: are not. But we have seen his aunt turn up
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Speaker 3: at the jail and so she's been to visit him.
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Speaker 1: What are they supporting?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I think they want to believe that he's innocent.
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Speaker 3: He said he's innocent, and so they want to believe that.
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Speaker 3: We see all the time when all the evidence points
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Speaker 3: in one direction, and just some people won't believe it.
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Speaker 3: They won't, they can't believe it. And so, yeah, his
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Speaker 3: aunt is standing by him. His brother and his sister
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Speaker 3: are not. But it gets tricky now because money's up.
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Speaker 3: Rob Reiner and his wife Michelle were very wealthy people,
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Speaker 3: and they left most of that money to their children.
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Speaker 3: They didn't realize one of their children could be the
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Speaker 3: one that killed them.
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Speaker 1: Well, what a story, Rob Shooter. Mega Housewives explain that
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Speaker 1: to us. Yeah, Mega Housewives.
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Speaker 3: Andy Cohen has been a longtime hater of President Trump.
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Speaker 3: He's made it very clear what his views are about
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Speaker 3: President Trump Andwives series. Yeah created them, He's the executive producer.
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Speaker 3: It's his idea. He's made millions and millions from these ladies,
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Speaker 3: from these shows, these franchises now that appear all over
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Speaker 3: the country, if not the world. And so he has
18:42
Speaker 3: recently asked about his his political views and the fact
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Speaker 3: that many people on the Real Housewives are supporters of
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Speaker 3: President Trump, and Andy said, it's not a political show.
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Speaker 3: It's a show about a different opinions, and having people
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Speaker 3: with different opinions is a good idea. I think he's
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Speaker 3: right about that. He didn't really want to get into
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Speaker 3: it with his own views, but it's interesting because he
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Speaker 3: has been very, very vocal. Yes, I think what Andy
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Speaker 3: has had to figure out rather later than sooner is
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Speaker 3: that fifty percent of the country voted to mister Trump.
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Speaker 3: And if you want to hit television show, to cut
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Speaker 3: off fifty percent of potential viewers is just bad business.
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Speaker 3: And at the end of the day, Bravo only cares
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Speaker 3: about one thing, not who's in the White House, but
19:31
Speaker 3: how much money Bravo's making. And so I think they'd
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Speaker 3: had to come to this conclusion, this realization later than sooner.
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Speaker 3: But moving forward now we can expect to see many,
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Speaker 3: many different people on that show who maybe in the
19:48
Speaker 3: past might not have got past the cast in because
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Speaker 3: the boss doesn't like this point of view.
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Speaker 1: You know, they should just they always add another one
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Speaker 1: in another Housewives. They should just why don't you one
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Speaker 1: called Mega Housewives.
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Speaker 3: I think they should do Palm I asked them, Will
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Speaker 3: they do Palm Beach? Will they do all the ladies
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Speaker 3: going to maraa Laga, all the ladies together. I can
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Speaker 3: see Lara Trump on it. I can see Kimberly Guildford. Oh,
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Speaker 3: it'd be great. I'm told there has no plans to
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Speaker 3: move forward with hert Well.
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Speaker 1: You can't. You can't now, you can't do mari A
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Speaker 1: Lago because those are women are all eighty years old
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Speaker 1: and they're how are You's.
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Speaker 3: Beach?
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Speaker 1: Maybe Palm Beach, but the audientas of Mari A Lago
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Speaker 1: would not make for a good No, I don't think so. Hey,
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Speaker 1: what is Tyra Banks suing? Netflix, What the hell's out
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Speaker 1: all about?
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Speaker 3: Yes, Netflix had this amazing documentary. It was a couple
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Speaker 3: of hours long of brilliant doctumentary about America's Next Top
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Speaker 3: Model member. When Tyra invented that show and it ran
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Speaker 3: for I think about ten years, and it was her show.
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Speaker 3: She wasn't just the host, she was the executive producer.
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Speaker 3: She created it, and so Tyra Banks had been There's
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Speaker 3: been a lot of pushback that things they did on
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Speaker 3: that show probably weren't the best things to do, and
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Speaker 3: so they did a documentary basically to expose this show,
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Speaker 3: what it was like for the ladies who were the
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Speaker 3: models on the show, the young girls, the young women
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Speaker 3: who were on the show, and how some people have
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Speaker 3: said it was abusive has happened on the show, that
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Speaker 3: that was really ugly, And so Tyra did participate. They
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Speaker 3: approached Tyra Banks, the producers behind the Netflix show and
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Speaker 3: said we're going to do this. Do you want to
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Speaker 3: be part of it? And then to their surprise, Tyra
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Speaker 3: said yes, and she gave them three and a half
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Speaker 3: hours of interviews, of which they used about sixteen minutes.
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Speaker 3: Now she's claiming that they cherry picked her quotes and
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Speaker 3: they made her look bad on purpose. What Netflix are
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Speaker 3: claiming is Tyra Banks, you know TV better than anybody,
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Speaker 3: and you do hours and hours of taping for one
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Speaker 3: sound bite. And so they were like, you want to
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Speaker 3: bring it on, We'll fight back. And remember, at the
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Speaker 3: end of the day, Netflix has that three and a
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Speaker 3: half hours which they could release, and I'm told that
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Speaker 3: it is all pretty explosive. Not of it necessarily makes
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Speaker 3: Tyreer look very very good.
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Speaker 1: Ooh, okay, hey, speaking of all this, the Taylor Swift wedding,
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Speaker 1: they spent a fortune on a video crew and recorded
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Speaker 1: the whole thing. We always heard it would end up
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Speaker 1: becoming a streaming special Netflix. Is there any word on that.
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Speaker 1: We haven't heard a thing about her.
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Speaker 3: Gone quiet for a while. Taylor's sort of taken at
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Speaker 3: her back seat for a while. He's back in Kansas
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Speaker 3: City playing for the NFL. She actually popped up in London.
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Speaker 3: I have some friends in London who told me she's
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Speaker 3: over in the UK at the moment at her friend's
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Speaker 3: friend's wedding. Now there's no news yet and what's going
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Speaker 3: to happen with this. Taylor doesn't just put stuff out.
22:38
Speaker 3: Everything is very strategically planned. So I would guess she's
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Speaker 3: holding onto this footage, these photographs until she has a
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Speaker 3: new album. So I'm told she's writing at the moment. Taylor,
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Speaker 3: at the end of the day, makes all her money
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Speaker 3: on music. She's not a movie star, she's not a
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Speaker 3: TV star. It's the music and that's the center. That's
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Speaker 3: the corner stone of the Taylor Swift is this and
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Speaker 3: that is not going to change. So the only way
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Speaker 3: that we'll get to see this footage, that we'll get
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Speaker 3: to see anything from the wedding is when it helps
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Speaker 3: her promote her new music. So I'm told not until
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Speaker 3: twenty twenty seven. There's going to be nothing this year,
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Speaker 3: but maybe next year she'll have a new album, and
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Speaker 3: that's when she'll she'll use all this, all the footage
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Speaker 3: that she owns. It's in her balls and ain't gonna
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Speaker 3: leak out to ABC.
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Speaker 6: Don't have it.
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Speaker 3: Nobody is in her ball. She owns it, and so
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Speaker 3: I will predict that we'll see it when she wants
23:27
Speaker 3: us to buy a new album.
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Speaker 1: All right, it started with the whispers the book. Get it.
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Speaker 1: Go to rob Shooter on substack. Brilliant as always, Robshooter,
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Speaker 1: thanks for being with us, by all. Take care. Hey,
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Speaker 1: coming up, we'll take some calls. Eight hundred three two
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Speaker 1: one zero seven ten is the number, but first on
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Speaker 1: seven ten WR Mark.
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Speaker 2: Some are live from the WR Life Back studios.
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Speaker 1: Hey, we'll take some calls. We always want new callers too.
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Speaker 1: If you haven't called before, give us a call. Eight
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Speaker 1: hundred three two one zero seven ten is the number.
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Speaker 1: Eight hundred three two one zero seven ten. Let's go
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Speaker 1: to uh Tina in New Jersey. Tina, how you doing?
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Speaker 7: Hi?
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Speaker 8: Mark?
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Speaker 4: I love you the show and now the extra third hour?
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Speaker 1: Oh you got all right? Go ahead?
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Speaker 9: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: I wanted to know who's paying for Luigi Mano Mangioni's attorneys.
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Speaker 1: Well, he's from a very wealthy family. I'm sure they
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Speaker 1: could easily afford it the from very wealthy family, went
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Speaker 1: to prep schools, went to this and that, they got
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Speaker 1: plenty of money. And if you're one of these lawyers,
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Speaker 1: I mean, you know a lot of these criminal lawyers,
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Speaker 1: big loudmouthse they can't wait to get on TV and
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Speaker 1: cash in on the publicity. These lawyers seem very quiet.
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Speaker 1: They stay behind the scenes. But you're a woman, aren't you.
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Speaker 9: Yes, yes, do you think he's good looking?
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Speaker 1: Let me ask you. Do you think he's good looking?
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Speaker 6: No?
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Speaker 4: No, no, no no no, he's too hurly, burly and bushy.
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Speaker 4: I don't like that type.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, the women that think he's good look at I
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Speaker 1: don't know what the hell they're looking at. But all right,
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Speaker 1: what's the next question.
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Speaker 4: I wanted to know if Andrew Como is he's still
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Speaker 4: allowed to keep the five million he legally received for
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Speaker 4: his book deal and that he wrote during COVID.
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Speaker 1: Yeah he is. I'm afraid he is. Yeah, all right, Tina,
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Speaker 1: thanks for calling. He's actually, I think, making a lot
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Speaker 1: of money right now. He's working for a bunch of companies, corporations,
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Speaker 1: lobbying or doing whatever, being a spokesman. So he's making
25:51
Speaker 1: money doing that. Listen, you can you can profit a
25:54
Speaker 1: lot in Washington and state capitals and city hall, and
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Speaker 1: then when you leave you can profit even more. People
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Speaker 1: will pay you for help lobbying all sorts of stuff.
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Speaker 1: So he's cashing in right now. He tried doing a
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Speaker 1: radio show. It was the worst radio show ever. It
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Speaker 1: was unbearable, lasted a couple of months. He's gone from that.
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Speaker 1: Let's go to Rich Myrtle Beach. Rich, how you doing hot?
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Speaker 6: Hot? Hot? It always one hundred and eight down here,
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Speaker 6: going to be one hundred and seventeen in Charleston, which
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Speaker 6: is about two hours.
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Speaker 1: Wait at one hundred and seventeen.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, an as human it's not dry.
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Speaker 1: He's wait, I never heard of one hundred and seventeen
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Speaker 1: for a temperature.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, we've had him down here, even when I'm in
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Speaker 6: Myrtle Beach, in the Surf Side Beach, Missile Beach. This
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Speaker 6: is where they shot that Chinese balloon down was well
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Speaker 6: of Surf Side Beach here in the south down the
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Speaker 6: Myrtle Beach. You know, we've had one hundred and fourteen,
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Speaker 6: one hundred and fifteens here before.
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Speaker 1: Sure, what are you doing it that hot?
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Speaker 6: You're sitting in the here conditioning is nothing you can do.
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Speaker 6: You can't even sit out by the POOLI even under
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Speaker 6: the umbrella unless you have any kind of a strong
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Speaker 6: breeze to circumvent it. It's brutal. You got to stay
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Speaker 6: in the house, you know.
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Speaker 1: Oh wait, I'm just looking at this though you're in
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Speaker 1: an extreme heat wave. It says the heat index will
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Speaker 1: reach one hundred and seventeen, not the actual temperature, that's right. Yeah, Well,
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Speaker 1: like you.
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Speaker 6: Said last week, what difference to maker feels like one
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Speaker 6: hundred and seventeen just called one hundred and seventeen. Quit
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Speaker 6: playing semantics with the words.
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Speaker 1: Okay, but when it's one hundred and seventeen, can your
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Speaker 1: air conditioner actually keep up with that?
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Speaker 9: Oh?
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Speaker 6: Sure? I mean I keep the AC about seventy four.
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Speaker 6: And then they're screwing us down here with the peak
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Speaker 6: hours between three and six where you got to turn
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Speaker 6: the A C up whitherways a getting like eight dollars
27:42
Speaker 6: a killer water out, you know. And the funny thing
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Speaker 6: is all electric company here, Santie Cooper is owned by
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Speaker 6: the state. It doesn't answer to utility boards, it doesn't
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Speaker 6: answer to a consumer complaint board. And our representatives of
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Speaker 6: state representatives like Cliburne and all those people, you know,
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Speaker 6: even some of the state level people do nothing to
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Speaker 6: help us, and they're banging us on his electricity down.
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Speaker 6: Here's ridiculous, you know, speaking of Clydeburn and what Steward
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Speaker 6: said earlier, These as dirty as they come. And they
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Speaker 6: had a plan to redistrict and get rid of him,
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Speaker 6: and the Republicans in South Carolina Senate and the Assembly
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Speaker 6: bailed on it and got chicken and got cold feet
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Speaker 6: and kept him where he is to create have it down.
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Speaker 6: He's about as dirty as they come. And where was
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Speaker 6: the last time anybody saw Maxine Waters? She's saw alive.
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Speaker 6: Shouldn't these people be have to prove they're alive to vote?
28:31
Speaker 6: Who's voting for Maxine Waters? Who keeps voting for McConnell.
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Speaker 6: These people need to be held accountable.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, well, all right, good point. Thanks for calling Rich.
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Speaker 1: So if everybody's thinking I'll move to South Carolina, it's
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Speaker 1: like a paradise. See listen to him. Wherever you go,
28:45
Speaker 1: you're going to have problems. Let's go to Jim and Siasid. Jim,
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Speaker 1: how you doing?
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Speaker 7: Hey?
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Speaker 10: Do Mark good for the Cord'd like to tell the
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Speaker 10: audience great was called a great generation for a reason.
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Speaker 10: They did great things. They knew the difference between right
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Speaker 10: from wrong.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, we know all this. What's the point you
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Speaker 1: want to make.
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Speaker 10: They understood that to stop communism. That was the whole
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Speaker 10: most of that thing was to stop the spit of
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Speaker 10: coming World War two.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, we got that, We got that. We got that. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: we used to have to go to Vietnam to fight communism.
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Speaker 1: Now we got to go to uh, Michigan to fight it.
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Speaker 1: Let's go to h Vincent and Brooklyn Vincent.
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Speaker 8: How you doing, Good morning, Mark, Mark Michael Goodwin. Today
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Speaker 8: was spot on the money. As usual, Mark, I saw
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Speaker 8: your latest Instagram post, and contrary to what you wrote
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Speaker 8: in your post about Julia Manning being mayoral material, thank god,
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Speaker 8: no city council speaker has ever gone on to become
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Speaker 8: the mayor. I say this because shortly after reading your posting,
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Speaker 8: I read a New York Post article this past Sunday
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Speaker 8: Saturday about how Julia Mennon reversed her pencils registration Heed Bike,
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Speaker 8: especially after she received a combined one hundred and seventy
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Speaker 8: thousand dollars from door Dash, Door Dash and from Uber
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Speaker 8: Eats gee. I wonder if that had anything to do
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Speaker 8: with her reversal of position Mark. She's an empty she's
30:31
Speaker 8: a paper tiger. She's a toothless tiger. And now the
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Speaker 8: people who are the Republicans who wanted to promulgate Priscilla's
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Speaker 8: law to protect people from these maniacs on the bicycle,
30:45
Speaker 8: Now the law has no teeth in it. And as
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Speaker 8: Michael Goodwin said, she's reversing her position on everything. All
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Speaker 8: the bad laws that the people in New York don't
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Speaker 8: like and want to get rid of. Has sign that you.
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Speaker 1: On it A great great points. She did make a
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Speaker 1: hell of a speech the other day. I was impressed.
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Speaker 1: All right, all right, you made some great points. Excellent call.
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Speaker 1: All right, maybe I won't be so high on her.
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Speaker 1: Thanks for calling. Let's go to uh Will in Manhattan. Will.
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Speaker 1: How you doing.
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Speaker 7: I'm doing great, and you're great. You're fantastic. My question
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Speaker 7: is AOC, why shouldn't she try and become the Democrat
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Speaker 7: party leader? Well and knock off Jefferies.
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Speaker 1: Well, now she's going to run against the Schumer, Well.
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Speaker 7: Why wait two years to do it. It's a free
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Speaker 7: swing if she goes now to challenge Jefferies If she wins,
31:41
Speaker 7: she wins. If she loses, doesn't matter. She's still got
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Speaker 7: her house seat, and she played up the socialist side
31:49
Speaker 7: of the argument and just becomes more powerful against Jeffrey Got.
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Speaker 1: You gotta be careful with that. If you lose to
31:54
Speaker 1: Jeffries and you all of a sudden look like a loser,
31:56
Speaker 1: it hurts you if you want to run for Senates.
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Speaker 7: Hey, Democrats voted to cut off Hey to Israel. She's
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Speaker 7: got some notes she can't be ignored.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it's a nice idea. The problem is it's risky.
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Speaker 1: It's risky. I don't know if she wants to risk
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Speaker 1: anything right now. Jeffries is a conniving, behind the scenes guy.
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Speaker 1: He looks like a robot. Also, you'll notice, you'll notice
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Speaker 1: on Sunday's Sunday Morning Show Jeffries changing his tune. Now.
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Speaker 1: I don't know if they're just saying this stuff to
32:26
Speaker 1: get through the midterms, but some of these nut jobs
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Speaker 1: like Jeffries all of a sudden backing off on things.
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Speaker 2: Well, what I can say is that I do not
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Speaker 2: support defunding the police.
32:36
Speaker 1: I do not support open borders. I do not support
32:39
Speaker 1: abolishing the Senate. Yeah, but you did you did it,
32:46
Speaker 1: and it'll probably be doing it again right after the midterms.
32:48
Speaker 1: So interesting that they feel they got to tone it
32:52
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Speaker 9: Missed the Simons so forty five years? That gets That
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Speaker 9: makes me a loyal listener. So my two one statement
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34:16
Speaker 9: you with the third hour was kind of like bringing
34:18
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34:20
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Speaker 1: You mean the show is too long.
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Speaker 7: Oh.
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Speaker 9: But also my question, no, no, no, you're great show.
34:26
Speaker 9: But that should be the exception, not the rule. Well,
34:29
Speaker 9: my other question is because you're always ahead of the curve.
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Speaker 9: Twenty years ago, they first when I was living in
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Speaker 9: North Carolina, they mentioned mileage tax. What do you have
34:36
Speaker 9: on that?
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Speaker 1: Well, unfortunately they are talking about a mileage tax. The
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Speaker 1: affordability crisis created by Democrats is congestion tax, the mileage tax,
34:48
Speaker 1: the gas tax. The people now pay more in taxes
34:53
Speaker 1: than they do for food, shelter, clothing. Not just your
34:57
Speaker 1: income tax you pay, but you're paying tax all day
35:00
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35:06
Speaker 1: it four point fifty. Here in New York, taxes, taxes, taxes, taxes.
35:11
Speaker 1: You know, you go into anything, the parking lot. Why
35:13
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35:15
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35:18
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35:21
Speaker 1: it's not two dollars anymore, it's like twenty dollars. It's
35:25
Speaker 1: like fifteen dollars. It's unbelievable. Let's go to Rob in
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Speaker 1: Long Island. Rob, how you doing, Mark?
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Speaker 5: Good morning? Thank you. You know Donald Trump, I have
35:34
Speaker 5: voted for him. He's got the archs, he's got the helipad.
35:37
Speaker 5: He needs to have a health plan. The third party
35:40
Speaker 5: pair system doesn't work. The rates are going through the roof.
35:43
Speaker 5: And I've heard crickets from the Republicans while they're a
35:47
Speaker 5: Democratic talking about universal healthcare, which is totally unaffordable. But
35:50
Speaker 5: you could do a subset like pure hospitalization, Tier four,
35:54
Speaker 5: tier five drugs.
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Speaker 1: All well, yeah, you already got it. You got Medicare
35:57
Speaker 1: and Medica. They just need to be fixed up. They
35:59
Speaker 1: stink and they need to do.
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Speaker 5: It what you need to do it for the for
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Speaker 5: the people in the business market, because those numbers are
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Speaker 5: off the charts. Yeah, you're taking ten percent of the salaries,
36:07
Speaker 5: then then giving them forty five hundred dollars deductibles and
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Speaker 5: then nine are absolutely right.
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Speaker 1: It's a very good point. The problem is you're depending
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Speaker 1: on Democrats and Republicans and they get nothing done when
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Speaker 1: it comes to this area. You know the problem with
36:24
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, he gets distracted on a few things. I mean,
36:28
Speaker 1: there are things he could do. He could really, being
36:30
Speaker 1: a business guy, get the best business people, hospital people,
36:34
Speaker 1: everybody together and figure out a health planet actually works.
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Speaker 1: The problem is whatever he tries to do, they're going
36:40
Speaker 1: to battle him every step of the way. And a
36:42
Speaker 1: lot of politicians, Democrats and Republicans don't want to fix
36:46
Speaker 1: certain problems because it's profitable to leave them the way
36:49
Speaker 1: they are. Hey, we're out of time, but i'll be
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