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FULL SHOW: Midterms are coming up fast! Deeper details about pleading the Fifth. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 2: seven ten. Well, Democrats up set at Elon Musk once again. Shocker.
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Speaker 2: They wouldn't be upset with him if he threw money
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Speaker 2: their way, but they're upset with him because he works
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Speaker 2: with the Republicans, although he still doesn't consider himself a
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Speaker 2: Republican or a Conservative. The world's wealthiest man announced that
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Speaker 2: he is going to one up the Democrats when it
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Speaker 2: comes to a ground game for the fall elections. Now,
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Speaker 2: the Democrats have always been masterful at getting younger people
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Speaker 2: and older people to volunteer, going house to house, knocking
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Speaker 2: on doors and talking face to face, pressing flesh, as
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Speaker 2: we like to call it, right, pressing flesh with people
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Speaker 2: shaking their hands. There's just something about meeting somebody face
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Speaker 2: to face, having an intimate conversation as opposed to putting
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Speaker 2: out a commercial commercial's work. They get the idea in
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Speaker 2: people's heads it's more for name recognition, but when it
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Speaker 2: comes to winning somebody over to actually do something as
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Speaker 2: personal as voting for you, anyone who is an elected
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Speaker 2: politician will tell you at least the first victory came
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Speaker 2: at the expense of going door to door, gumshoe knocking
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Speaker 2: on the doors, pressing flesh and talking to people. That
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Speaker 2: is essential. So Democrats are very big on that. Republicans
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Speaker 2: over the years have gotten kind of weak at it
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Speaker 2: until Trump. Since President Trump, that's when the Republicans started
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Speaker 2: coming out a little bit more. President Trump was big
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Speaker 2: on going into areas that Republicans stayed away from. Republicans
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Speaker 2: would often say, I'll never win the African American vote,
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Speaker 2: or I'll never win the Jewish vote, or I'll never
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Speaker 2: win whatever name the vote. And President Trump said, what
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Speaker 2: do we have to lose? Just go in and if
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Speaker 2: they bought me whatever they bought me, who cares. He's
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Speaker 2: got thick skin, obviously, I know Democrats think he's very
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Speaker 2: thin skinned. He is not. He is actually very thick skinned,
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Speaker 2: and that is essential for election to winning elections. So
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Speaker 2: back to the topic. Elon Musk said that he is
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Speaker 2: now going to spend a fortune his words, and remember
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Speaker 2: he's the wealthiest man on the planet. How many hundreds
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Speaker 2: of billions is he? Do you know? Was he two
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Speaker 2: hundred billion, two hundred three hundred million and something like that?
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Speaker 2: It's like right, like, oh a trillion, right something like
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Speaker 2: It's beyond the money that you could count if you
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Speaker 2: started counting now, you couldn't finish at the time of
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Speaker 2: your death. That's how much money Elon has. He loses
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Speaker 2: and wins more money per day in the markets than
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Speaker 2: you or I and half the city you live in
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Speaker 2: can see in a lifetime. That's how much money he has,
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Speaker 2: so it's almost a nebulous thing. It's a concept because
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Speaker 2: he'll never see that money. And if he wanted to
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Speaker 2: have it all in one hundred dollars bills right now,
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Speaker 2: they couldn't print enough. It's all electronic. But Elon says
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Speaker 2: he will spend a fortune to boost Republican voter turnout
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Speaker 2: and he's going to use his super pack America Pack,
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Speaker 2: which she used during the last Trump run, and that
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Speaker 2: pack spent over a quarter of a billion in fact
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Speaker 2: for Trump's reelection I think two hundred and sixty million
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Speaker 2: to be exact. So the plan is to spend money
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Speaker 2: on getting people to door knock, also on digital advertising,
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Speaker 2: so digital being of course, you know online with the
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Speaker 2: social media, and then direct mail aimed at turning out
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Speaker 2: the conservative base, say an older base, and then also
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Speaker 2: the super young that may not think that they're conservatives,
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Speaker 2: but they'd be surprised if they understood what conservatism was about.
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Speaker 2: I think younger people think conservative and they think, oh,
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Speaker 2: you're like religious busy bodies who tell us how to
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Speaker 2: live our lives. True conservatism is just the opposite, not
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Speaker 2: that it's anti religion. Most conservatives tend to be more
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Speaker 2: religious or spiritual anyway. But conservatism is about getting government
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Speaker 2: out of my business. If you want to be a transgender,
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Speaker 2: three breasted per person with two nose rings in five eyes, honestly,
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Speaker 2: go live your life. Just don't impose it on anybody else.
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Speaker 2: We just don' want to hear about anything. Whether it's
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Speaker 2: you're a heterosexual white person or it's transgender green person,
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Speaker 2: we don't care. Just do your thing. That's what conserve.
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Speaker 2: True conservatism. Libertarian leaning conservatism is about just don't go
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Speaker 2: after kids and don't do anything weird in society. Just
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Speaker 2: go live your life and we don't care. Enjoy yourself.
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Speaker 2: That's conservatism, all right, So elon. It wants those voters
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Speaker 2: who are typically less inclined to cast ballots in a
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Speaker 2: non presidential election year to come out. And that is
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Speaker 2: the goal here because you have a lot of people
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Speaker 2: in polls who say that yes they support Trump, but
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Speaker 2: remember Trump's not on the ballot, So you need to
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Speaker 2: get these people out. I've talked to one thousand people. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: I don't vote in those off he is, Yeah, I
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Speaker 2: don't vote for the Democrats, orto Republicans. When it comes
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Speaker 2: to like the Senate, the Congress, the mayor. I don't care.
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Speaker 2: I just vote for president. You're an idiot. Yeah, I
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Speaker 2: said it. You're an idiot because if you think just
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Speaker 2: the figurehead of president is all that matters, then you
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Speaker 2: don't understand our system. It is part of the system.
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Speaker 2: Do not cast away your vote for members of the House,
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Speaker 2: members of the Senate, governors, mayors. It's all part of
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Speaker 2: the system. And you do not get your point of
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Speaker 2: view across by just voting for the figurehead President Trump.
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Speaker 2: Without a House and a Senate will just be an
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Speaker 2: impeached President Trump. Once again, we don't want that. If
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Speaker 2: you want the agenda to move forward, if you like
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Speaker 2: the idea of controlling immigration so that legal immigration occurs
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Speaker 2: and illegal immigration ceases, you need to make sure that
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Speaker 2: you have a Congress that is controlled by Republicans, a
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Speaker 2: Senate that is controlled by Republicans, and then they will
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Speaker 2: in turn approve US Supreme Court justices that the President selects,
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Speaker 2: and you know they're going to be at least one
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Speaker 2: or two in the next couple of years. But if
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Speaker 2: President Trump doesn't have the Senate, he's not going to
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Speaker 2: get his justices through. They could do what was threatened
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Speaker 2: several years ago, and just wait until the Democratic president
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Speaker 2: comes in and then just let that person appoint somebody
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Speaker 2: to the Supreme Court. So we want a unified party,
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Speaker 2: if you will. The idea of the other thing that
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Speaker 2: always bothered me. I don't know about you. Always bothered
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Speaker 2: me when I used to hear people say, well, I
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Speaker 2: like to split my vote. I like to vote Republican
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Speaker 2: for president and Democrat for everything. Out doesn't work. Stop
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Speaker 2: being wishy washy. Vote for people who stand for what
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Speaker 2: you stand for. If you're not sure what they stand for,
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Speaker 2: research them, read about them, look it up, don't you say, nebulously,
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Speaker 2: the Democrats for the working people. Yeah, that was nineteen
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Speaker 2: twenty three. The case today. Democrats today, by their own
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Speaker 2: self acclamation and proclamation, are socialists. No, Ken, that's not true. Okay.
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Speaker 2: The eleven people you might find in the New York
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Speaker 2: tri state who call themselves Democrats who aren't socialists. That's
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Speaker 2: eleven people. The Democrat Party has been hijacked by the
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Speaker 2: Democratic Socialists the DSA, and that is where the agenda
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Speaker 2: will be set. It is not going to be set
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Speaker 2: with yes, we're the hard working middle class. Those are
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Speaker 2: Republicans today, But I can't vote Republican. Ken, My old
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Speaker 2: man and my grandpa, my great grandpa, they were Democrats.
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Speaker 2: They came over from Ireland or Italy or whatever. They
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Speaker 2: were always Democrats. We can't vote for Republicans, us against
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Speaker 2: our Well, then you're going to vote for you know,
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Speaker 2: six legged transgender whatever. And that's fine, that's what you want.
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Speaker 2: But just remember that it's because of your stubbornness and
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Speaker 2: your lack of ability to do a little reading and
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Speaker 2: research that that will be the case. And if that's
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Speaker 2: the case, and you know, then I'm okay with you
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Speaker 2: staying home and not voting. Eight hundred three to two
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Speaker 2: Tough luck, Buddy, seven ten wor the Voice of New
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Speaker 2: seeing what's going on in Spain? Spain had to deploy
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Speaker 2: its military to Seyuta, which is an enclave. Now, what's
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Speaker 2: an enclave. A lot of European countries when they sort
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Speaker 2: of delineated their lines and their borders, you had little
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Speaker 2: jets of okay, let the land stick out thirty miles
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Speaker 2: in that direction to encompass that city. And so that's
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Speaker 2: why if you look at the borders, there are all
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Speaker 2: these weird borders. Do you know the border between Italy
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Speaker 2: and is it France or Austria? Now I'm going to
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Speaker 2: get confused. I think it's Austria. There is a town
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Speaker 2: called Ventimilia. Now, anyone who knows Italian, and I know
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Speaker 2: Vincent is out there, and Vincent's like cad. I know Italian.
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Speaker 2: Ventimilia translates as twenty miles. It is called Ventimilia because
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Speaker 2: it used to be twenty miles from the border. But
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Speaker 2: Ventimilia is now the border town. Why did that happen?
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Speaker 2: After World War Two? As punishment for Italy having Mussolini.
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Speaker 2: The punishment was they lost twenty miles of their border.
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Speaker 2: So the city that used to be called Ventimilia because
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Speaker 2: it was twenty miles away from the border with I
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Speaker 2: guess Austria and France. Now is the border town, but
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Speaker 2: it's called Ventimilia. Little things like that that fascinate me. Well,
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Speaker 2: there is an enclaven enclave, meaning it is a standalone
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Speaker 2: chunk of land that is surrounded entirely by another country,
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Speaker 2: in this case North Africa, surrounded by Morocco. But this
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Speaker 2: enclave is the nation of Spain. Seyuta, Ceuta. It is
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Speaker 2: eighty thousand people strong, or was eighty thousand people strong,
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Speaker 2: and it's been sitting there, surrounded by Morocco for decades
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Speaker 2: and decades, for centuries. Seyuta yesterday tens or actually they're
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Speaker 2: saying now three to four thousand. Yesterday was thought it
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Speaker 2: was over ten thousand. People invaded the country from Morocco.
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Speaker 2: Why because the Supreme Court in Spain made the comment
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Speaker 2: that if illegals come streaming across by the sea, that
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Speaker 2: they would be allowed to stay until they could be
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Speaker 2: figured out in court, much like the liberal judges in
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Speaker 2: all the districts of the United States during the Biden administration,
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Speaker 2: the same woke liberal leftist mentality. Meanwhile, if you snuck
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Speaker 2: into Moroco, you'd be put in jail. You snuck into
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Speaker 2: other countries, you'd be thrown in jail. Do you know
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Speaker 2: that if you sneak into Mexico you could be thrown
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Speaker 2: in jail. Isn't that funny? But when Mexicans or any
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Speaker 2: I don't mean to single out Mexicans, when anyone else
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Speaker 2: comes in from the southern border, northern border, it's okay,
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Speaker 2: that's right, we'll figure it out. Well, not anymore, not
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Speaker 2: under this president. And we have a sovereign nation for
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Speaker 2: a reason. You're welcome to come if you do so legally,
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Speaker 2: go through the process, and you are welcome here. Break
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Speaker 2: in our back door, and we say get lost. Seven
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Speaker 2: He'll be talking about Mikey Cheryl's decision, that's the governor
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Speaker 2: of New Jersey not to share info with the FEDS
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Speaker 2: regarding the sixty six hundred illegals who registered to vote
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Speaker 2: in the Garden state and the response from the computer
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Speaker 2: company that insists it was isn't a computer glitch that
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Speaker 2: resulted in those illegals registering at the New Jersey MVC,
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Speaker 2: which is their DMV. So who or what was behind
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Speaker 2: it then? And why? How did the program simply accidentally
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Speaker 2: allow this to happen? Hmmm? Or was it not so accidental?
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Speaker 2: Was it somebody intentionally doing this? Methinks I me smells
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Speaker 2: a rat. But your calls are coming up next eight
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Speaker 2: Here's Ken Rosatto had a very happy little Friday to you.
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Speaker 2: Let's go straight to our busy phones eight hundred three
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Speaker 2: two one zero seven ten And there he is Vincent
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Speaker 2: in Brooklyn. You heard me say your name, Vincent?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, good morning, kenangut a shout out Ken. The other
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Speaker 4: day online I saw last night, in fact, speaking about
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Speaker 4: all these migrants flooding kyout to Spain. George Soros son
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Speaker 4: Alex Soros went over there and corrupted the president, who
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Speaker 4: is a socialist. And there's actually a photo of them
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Speaker 4: online and in the background and you see, uh, you know,
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Speaker 4: ten thousand migrants flooding this town. I feel sorry for
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Speaker 4: the Spanish people. They're already at their wits end because
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Speaker 4: a lot of these people they recking their economy. They're
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Speaker 4: taking use it up, their social services and everything else.
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Speaker 2: Lamp producers in Sicily, it's the same thing. The island
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Speaker 2: over run. Yeah. In fact, you know, you know that
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Speaker 2: the in Seuta that half the population is eighty thousand people.
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Speaker 2: Half the population are Moroccan Muslim Spaniards, and they want
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Speaker 2: the people out. So it's not a Christian slash Spanish thing,
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Speaker 2: and you don't belong there. In Morocco. Half those people
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Speaker 2: are originally Moroccan, and yet they want they choose to
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Speaker 2: be Spaniards. And these people who overram this city, now
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Speaker 2: they've over runned the city. The locals say, get out.
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Speaker 4: Sure, because there's Spaniards, Moroccans. They have the rights of
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Speaker 4: the European Union. They could freely move about the European Union,
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Speaker 4: go work in other areas in Europe. And they don't
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Speaker 4: want those rights take it away from them, and they
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Speaker 4: don't want to live like the people in Morocco, a
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Speaker 4: living that's because they're down and out over there in
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Speaker 4: those northern Arab countries they're not doing well.
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Speaker 2: Right, I mean, the only parts of Morocco that are
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Speaker 2: doing well, or along the northern coast, they do a
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Speaker 2: little bit better than the rest of Morocco because people
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Speaker 2: visiting southern Spain go in for a day trip and
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Speaker 2: then leave. They go in and they enjoy a restaurant
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Speaker 2: or a quick museum, and then they're gone and that's it.
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Speaker 2: So those areas make a little bit of money. But
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Speaker 2: the people inland in Morocco, they're starving. A lot of
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Speaker 2: them is just a destitute, poverty, and so they saw
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Speaker 2: that opportunity once they heard the Spanish Supreme Court judges say, well,
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Speaker 2: if you come in by sea, it's sort of like
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Speaker 2: the wetfoot drive foot policy we used to have here,
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Speaker 2: you come in by sea, we're gonna put you through
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Speaker 2: like a ten year process before we can kick you out.
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Speaker 2: What where where do you get this concept in the world?
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Speaker 4: Do they do this? Ken? A number of years ago,
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Speaker 4: about fifteen years ago, some friends of mine, they were
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Speaker 4: in Naples. They went and they had a short down
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Speaker 4: and actually they saw the boats with these migrants coming
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Speaker 4: ashore they come ashore and these rickety boats that can
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Speaker 4: barely make the passage. And then they just left the
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Speaker 4: boats on the shore and they saw them just dispersed
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Speaker 4: across the beach into the general population. And the same
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Speaker 4: thing with lamp producer. In the morning, the migrants come
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Speaker 4: during the night. In the morning they found they find
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Speaker 4: all these abandoned rickety boats on the shore. It's terrible
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Speaker 4: what it's doing to the economy over over there.
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Speaker 2: I think President.
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Speaker 4: Trump should just close down any military basis we have
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Speaker 4: in Spain. He's doing the right thing. Any country that
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Speaker 4: refused US fly over rights or the rights to uh
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Speaker 4: dock our ships at any of their ports, they should
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Speaker 4: do like they did that in Italy. One time, in
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Speaker 4: Porto and perdeclass there was a submarine port, and when
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Speaker 4: they closed that port. In the United States, the town
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Speaker 4: practically went broke because so much of the economy was
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Speaker 4: linked to servicing the sailors and refueling and bringing food
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Speaker 4: to the to the submarine.
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Speaker 2: You don't want us here, we could leave. We'll take
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Speaker 2: American dollars with.
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Speaker 4: Us, exactly.
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Speaker 2: We're over the bottom of the arrows. Well, that's the key,
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Speaker 2: my friend. You have a wonderful weekend. Enjoy the beautiful
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Speaker 2: weather this weekend down the shore.
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Speaker 4: I have a wonderful week and enjoy the weather.
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Speaker 2: Thank you, always a pleasure. Thank you. And Christine. We
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Speaker 2: got about a minute left. Good morning, Christine. You got
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Speaker 2: to lower the radio. Listen to the phone, don't listen
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Speaker 2: to the radio behind you. All right, we got to
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Speaker 2: go to the next one. Let's go to Joe and
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Speaker 2: Elmwood Park. Good morning, Joe, Good morning, you're on the air.
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Speaker 3: Okay, Ken, Good morning.
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Speaker 2: Ken, thank you. Go ahead, Joe, you're off. You got
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Speaker 2: by thirty seconds left.
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Speaker 3: Okay. Why isn't kimy Relly contesting that the what's his name?
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Speaker 3: Stolen last time from him? Now we're going to have
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Speaker 3: eight years of this and it's more than sixty six.
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Speaker 3: It's like thirty six thousand illegals voted. Don't believe sixty
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Speaker 3: six thousand.
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Speaker 2: Well, and you're not. You're probably not wrong there, Joe.
20:47
Speaker 2: I mean the numbers you're probably higher, but we'll never know,
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Speaker 2: and you can't prove it. That's the problem. And right now,
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Speaker 2: I mean, the federal government says there are probably thirty
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Speaker 2: nine thousand illegals who have registered to vote in New Jersey.
21:01
Speaker 2: The New Jersey Republicans are saying, it's probably closer to
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Speaker 2: eighty thousand. Where did they get that statistic. They get
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Speaker 2: it because people who have been summoned for jury duty.
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Speaker 2: They are summoned off of a list of people registered
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Speaker 2: to vote, and about eighty thousand have responded they can't
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Speaker 2: come and beyond jury duty. Why because they're illegal migrants.
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Speaker 2: That's actually how they responded, according to the Republicans in
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Speaker 2: the state of New Jersey. So the Republicans are saying, Mikey,
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Speaker 2: why don't you give up those lists and let everybody
21:33
Speaker 2: see that? Because the Republicans were privy to that. So
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Speaker 2: Mikey Cheryl, who, by the way, I call her the
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Speaker 2: fraud because she refuses her people are woses. They don't.
21:44
Speaker 2: They control everything she says and everywhere she goes. She'll
21:48
Speaker 2: go on MS now, but she won't go on any
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Speaker 2: medium that is friendly to Republicans or down the middle. Here,
21:54
Speaker 2: I'm a seven time Emmy Award winner, thirty five to
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Speaker 2: forty year veteran of New York City Television Network Television.
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Speaker 2: I'm a journalist through and through. They refuse to do
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Speaker 2: an interview with me. Hey, I'll be nice, I'll be
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Speaker 2: respectful to the governor, tell her to put on her
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Speaker 2: big girl pants and face a real journalist, never mind
22:13
Speaker 2: the sick offense will kiss her backside and then ants
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Speaker 2: ask only the questions you provide old people from the
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Speaker 2: Cheryl camp. Let's see what happens. It is now ten
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Speaker 2: thirty four seven ten WR Coming up, we'll speak with
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Speaker 2: Mike Kelly, columnists for the Record in USA, today about
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Speaker 2: Governor Mikey Cheryl's decision not to share info with the
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Speaker 2: FEDS regarding those sixty six hundred illegals that we know
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Speaker 2: of that registered to vote in the Garden State. So
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Speaker 2: who or what is behind all this?
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Speaker 1: Now more of the Marximone Show on seven ten woor
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Speaker 1: colling in for Mark.
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Speaker 2: Here again is Ken Rosado. Is so good to be
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Speaker 2: with you on a beautiful Friday, New Jersey. Governor Mikey
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Speaker 2: Cheryl told the FEDS recently, of course, she would not
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Speaker 2: share information regarding those sixty six hundred illegal mia grints
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Speaker 2: that she already admitted registered to vote in the Garden State,
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Speaker 2: and four hundred of them actually voted. Mike Kelly is
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Speaker 2: a columnist for the Record in USA Today's with North
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Speaker 2: Jersey dot Com. He's here to talk about it. Good morning, Mike,
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Speaker 2: Good morning Ken.
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Speaker 5: Welcome, welcome, Welcome to New Jersey.
23:17
Speaker 2: As they say, Yeah, well, I'm a Jersey boy. I
23:19
Speaker 2: saw I live. I live in the middle part of
23:21
Speaker 2: the state. I live in the part of New Jersey
23:23
Speaker 2: that doesn't exist Central New Jersey. Uh, one of those
23:27
Speaker 2: debaters station down there. Yet, that's it. We just get
23:31
Speaker 2: a little in New York and a little of Philly.
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Speaker 2: So Governor Cheryl said that she would not share information
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Speaker 2: about the illegal migrants who registered to vote with the
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Speaker 2: FEDS because she said she needs to protect the private
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Speaker 2: information of New Jersey's citizens. Only they're not citizens. So
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Speaker 2: what is she talking about and is what do you
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Speaker 2: think she is so adamant about not sharing that information.
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Speaker 5: Well, remember when Jason Brunson, what you know, with the Knicks,
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Speaker 5: was faking out other defenders. Well, think of this as
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Speaker 5: the ultimate fake out. She's just trying to go you know,
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Speaker 5: she's trying to fake her way through this. I think,
24:05
Speaker 5: I mean, Cheryl's is in a difficult position. She wants
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Speaker 5: to sound like she's being transparent and coming clean with everything,
24:12
Speaker 5: but on the other hand, she doesn't want to come
24:15
Speaker 5: clean with everything. And why that's the case. I think
24:20
Speaker 5: it has a lot to do with the fact that
24:21
Speaker 5: she's afraid that the Trump administration and Republicans in general
24:26
Speaker 5: will just, you know, have an opening to a basically
24:30
Speaker 5: a long standing concern that elections in this country are
24:35
Speaker 5: just simply not monitored very well.
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Speaker 2: But doesn't that already happen? I mean the fact that
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Speaker 2: she acknowledged what the Republicans have been saying all along,
24:44
Speaker 2: that there are thousands of people who have been registered
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Speaker 2: to vote who shouldn't have have been registered, and on
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Speaker 2: top of that, hundreds who actually voted that we know of.
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Speaker 2: Doesn't that already open up the floodgates?
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Speaker 6: Yes?
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Speaker 5: And no? I mean I what we really need here, Ken,
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Speaker 5: I believe, and I think this would be good for
25:04
Speaker 5: the whole country. We really need an independent examination what
25:09
Speaker 5: happened here. And it begins long before the whole question
25:13
Speaker 5: of voting came up. This begins with how New Jersey,
25:19
Speaker 5: and to some degree the whole country handles undocumented or
25:24
Speaker 5: illegal immigration. And a number of years ago, Governor Murphy,
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Speaker 5: who was a governor Cheryl's predecessor, decided to give drivers'
25:34
Speaker 5: licenses to undocumented illegal migrants here in New Jersey. Why
25:39
Speaker 5: he decided to do that is a complicated issue. I
25:42
Speaker 5: thought it was ridiculous at the time. And what happened
25:47
Speaker 5: as the result of that is that there is a
25:49
Speaker 5: policy in New Jersey that if you get a driver's
25:52
Speaker 5: license in New Jersey, they automatically register you to vote,
25:55
Speaker 5: which is, in my opinion, another problem. I think if
25:58
Speaker 5: you're going to register to vote, it ought to be
25:59
Speaker 5: separate from whether or not you apply for a driver's
26:02
Speaker 5: license or not. But that's just my opinion. Anyway, The
26:05
Speaker 5: point here is that when these undocumented immigrants sign up
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Speaker 5: for driver's licenses, the computer immediately automatically registered many of
26:15
Speaker 5: them to vote, and so begins this current controversy. And then,
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Speaker 5: as you correctly point out, about four hundred of these
26:21
Speaker 5: people actually cast ballot somewhere in the state. We don't
26:24
Speaker 5: know where. We don't know whether it influenced an election
26:28
Speaker 5: somewhere or not. You know, a lot of these small
26:30
Speaker 5: town elections come down to ten, fifteen, twenty votes, and
26:35
Speaker 5: you know, I could see, you know, if a group
26:37
Speaker 5: of migrants were voting in some small town somewhere, it
26:40
Speaker 5: could influence you know, a council vote, would it affect
26:44
Speaker 5: one of the statewide you know, elections like senator, US
26:48
Speaker 5: senator or governor. I don't think so, But I think
26:52
Speaker 5: we need to look at the symbolism here, which is
26:54
Speaker 5: the fact that our elections are just not monitoring very well.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and Mike, just the idea that if one vote
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Speaker 2: is canceled out by somebody who should not be voting,
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Speaker 2: that is your right as a United States citizen to
27:08
Speaker 2: cast that ballot. And if somebody else cancels out that
27:11
Speaker 2: vote who shouldn't be. I mean, that's like theft, you know,
27:16
Speaker 2: that takes away all your rights. So that's why I
27:19
Speaker 2: don't know about how you feel about it, but I
27:21
Speaker 2: feel that if there is one illegally cast vote, it's
27:24
Speaker 2: the equivalent to a million because it could negate my vote.
27:29
Speaker 2: I have been silenced by that illegal vote being cast,
27:33
Speaker 2: and I wouldn't go to another country and cast a
27:35
Speaker 2: vote where I shouldn't. And that's why I feel, so,
27:38
Speaker 2: I don't know, personally violated by something like this happening,
27:41
Speaker 2: and the idea that, oh, go ahead.
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Speaker 5: I'm sorry, Mike, No, that's a very very good point, ken,
27:46
Speaker 5: you know it. You know, when someone who votes who
27:49
Speaker 5: shouldn't be voting, votes, then that cancels out a legitimate vote,
27:54
Speaker 5: a legitimate vote somewhere. And I think that kind of damage.
27:59
Speaker 5: You know, you can't really quantify it, except the fact
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Speaker 5: that when you put it that way, it is an
28:04
Speaker 5: emotional insult to you know, what we believe in here
28:07
Speaker 5: in the United States. You know, look at listen. I
28:09
Speaker 5: say all this. I am not in favor of. I mean,
28:13
Speaker 5: I'm hardly a supporter of Donald Trump and some of
28:15
Speaker 5: the some of the nonsense what I consider to be
28:18
Speaker 5: nonsense that comes out of Washington these days. However, I
28:21
Speaker 5: believe that the issue I think that Democrats really have
28:25
Speaker 5: it wrong in their opposition to what I think are
28:28
Speaker 5: legitimate concerns raised by Republicans about about the legitimacy of
28:33
Speaker 5: voting in this country. And this has been a long
28:36
Speaker 5: standing issue that really, I mean dates back to, you know, uh,
28:41
Speaker 5: to some degree, the election of John F. Kennedy over
28:44
Speaker 5: Richard Dixon and whether or not you know, illegal votes
28:46
Speaker 5: were cast in the city of Chicago at the time,
28:49
Speaker 5: or even in Jersey City for that matter, Uh, you know,
28:53
Speaker 5: and and and it's been a back and forth argument
28:56
Speaker 5: for a very long time in this country, and I
28:59
Speaker 5: think at the very least we should be required to
29:05
Speaker 5: present some sort of identification when we show up at
29:09
Speaker 5: a polling place to vote here in New Jersey. Though,
29:11
Speaker 5: as you probably know, ken you walk in, you just
29:14
Speaker 5: give them your name. You don't have to show them
29:16
Speaker 5: your driver's license or anything. You know, so right there,
29:21
Speaker 5: it opens the door to fraud. And heck, I just
29:25
Speaker 5: bought an iPhone last week, I had to show my
29:27
Speaker 5: driver's license. I checked into a hotel, I had to
29:29
Speaker 5: show my driver's license. You know, just about everything we do,
29:32
Speaker 5: we have to show some form of identities identification somewhere,
29:35
Speaker 5: but we don't have to do that on the most
29:37
Speaker 5: basic of American rights, which is you know, voting.
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Speaker 2: Well, do you remember the story a few years back
29:42
Speaker 2: when Eric Holder, a former Attorney general, showed up to
29:46
Speaker 2: vote and somebody said you already voted, sir, and he said, no,
29:48
Speaker 2: I didn't, and apparently somebody walked in. Whether it was
29:51
Speaker 2: accidental or not, or whether that person had the same name,
29:54
Speaker 2: which is very possible Eric Holder, they gave the card,
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Speaker 2: the voting card for Eric Holder, to the other individual,
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Speaker 2: and so they had to have the Attorney General of
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Speaker 2: the United States cast a provisionary provisional ballot because according
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Speaker 2: to the records, he had already voted when he didn't.
30:08
Speaker 2: So if it could happen to the Attorney General of
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Speaker 2: the United States, why couldn't it happen to anyone? And
30:14
Speaker 2: it just again comes down to fairness, and when it
30:18
Speaker 2: can be resolved by identification, it makes you scratch your head,
30:22
Speaker 2: especially when Democrats for decades or against the idea of
30:27
Speaker 2: anyone not here legally voting, and they were four identification
30:32
Speaker 2: required at voting time, and now suddenly because Orange man
30:35
Speaker 2: bad is for it, there against it.
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Speaker 5: I know this is it's really it really says something
30:42
Speaker 5: about where our country's at right now that we can't
30:45
Speaker 5: even agree on how we've vote, which is crazy when
30:49
Speaker 5: you think about it. And getting back to what I
30:52
Speaker 5: think the really fundamental and excellent point you made a
30:55
Speaker 5: few minutes ago, Ken, which is when someone votes illegally
31:00
Speaker 5: cancels out somebody else's vote. And right there with the
31:03
Speaker 5: example of Eric Holder, you see clear evidence of what happened.
31:08
Speaker 5: Somebody obviously showed up and managed to use Eric Holder's name.
31:12
Speaker 5: What were they doing it by mistake? Was it a
31:15
Speaker 5: you know, some sort of practical joke. We don't know.
31:18
Speaker 5: But the fact of the matter is if the Attorney
31:21
Speaker 5: General of the United States showed up to vote, he
31:24
Speaker 5: was blocked from voting and had to cast a provisional ballot.
31:28
Speaker 5: That's ridiculous when you really think about it. And you know, look,
31:33
Speaker 5: do I think we are going to have presidential elections
31:37
Speaker 5: affected by this kind of thing? The answer is probably not.
31:42
Speaker 5: But I think the question you raised, which is there
31:46
Speaker 5: is a fundamental insult here when this kind of thing happens,
31:52
Speaker 5: that really erodes our confidence in America, and I think
31:55
Speaker 5: we need to clean it up.
31:56
Speaker 2: Quick pivot, Mic, because we really have forty five seconds left.
31:59
Speaker 2: You have a book called After Ground Zero, Everyday Americans
32:02
Speaker 2: of the Unhealed Scars of nine to eleven tell us
32:06
Speaker 2: about that.
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Speaker 5: Well, it's really a labor of love, Ken, and I'm
32:11
Speaker 5: so glad you mentioned it. Yes, it's coming out in August,
32:14
Speaker 5: just in time for the twenty fifth anniversary of nine
32:16
Speaker 5: to eleven. And I basically trace the lives of about
32:20
Speaker 5: twenty five people over the past twenty five years who
32:23
Speaker 5: have all been affected in one way or another by
32:25
Speaker 5: nine to eleven. Some of them have health problems. Some
32:28
Speaker 5: of them have campaigned to try to find the true
32:31
Speaker 5: culprits or some of the additional culprits behind this, which
32:34
Speaker 5: includes some Saudi Arabian officials. And of course there is
32:39
Speaker 5: the long going hell and serious health problems for firefighters
32:43
Speaker 5: and police officers and other first responders that they're still
32:46
Speaker 5: suffering from.
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Speaker 2: Mike Kelly, You're a labor of love. Yeah, USA Today
32:51
Speaker 2: and the Record columnists, thank you so much for coming
32:54
Speaker 2: on this morning. Going to get that book and have
32:56
Speaker 2: a great day.
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Speaker 5: Ken, thanks so much. You take care of yoursel Okay.
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Speaker 2: You as well. Thank you so much. Man. I appreciate
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Speaker 2: your time. And it's going to be a beautiful Sunday
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Speaker 2: day to day. Highs in the mid eighties. Taking your calls.
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Speaker 2: Ken Rosado, good to be with you on a beautiful Friday.
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Speaker 2: Let's go straight to our busy phones. George in my
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Speaker 2: hometown of New Rochelle, New York. Good morning to George.
33:30
Speaker 2: Oh hi Ken, Hi, you know I'm born and raised
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Speaker 7: And you know what, I own a college stands for
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Speaker 8: You are tremendous.
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Speaker 7: I'm rid getting a lot of airtime, and I'm speaking
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Speaker 7: for the audience. Let's remember, folks, that China sent that
33:54
Speaker 7: COVID virus to America. Let's remember that. And also the
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Speaker 7: senator with the birds nest on his head, mister ran Paul.
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Speaker 7: He never called the stopping the Chinese airlines from coming
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34:14
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Speaker 9: You know.
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Speaker 7: I called talk radio during the height of it, and
34:19
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34:22
Speaker 7: But I set up there. I said, there's four or
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Speaker 9: Jersey.
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Speaker 7: They hung up bombing.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and you know what, we got to hang up
34:36
Speaker 2: on you now too, only because it's news time here.
34:38
Speaker 2: But I'm glad I just sat back and let you talk.
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Speaker 2: It's a nice to be with you on such a
35:05
Speaker 2: beautiful Saturday. Not a bad weekend. Did I see Saturday?
35:08
Speaker 2: I did. Let's start again take two, pretend that never
35:11
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35:13
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35:16
Speaker 2: And except for some parts of Jersey, I think Sunday
35:19
Speaker 2: it looks like pretty nice weather for so it is
35:22
Speaker 2: good to be with you. I guess I'm in a
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Speaker 2: Mark Simone on what is also an historic day? Why
35:32
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36:42
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37:02
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Speaker 2: you want to get a minute of something different, That's
37:08
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Speaker 2: you listened to the news lately and heard about the
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Speaker 2: governor of New York, Kathy Hokel And all you've heard
37:18
Speaker 2: in the last couple of months is, oh, she's like
37:20
Speaker 2: ten twenty points ahead of Bruce Blakeman, who is a
37:25
Speaker 2: NASA Kenny executive, great guy, amazing politician, just a brilliant man.
37:32
Speaker 2: And he is of course running as a Republican for
37:35
Speaker 2: governor in New York State. Well, there was just a
37:37
Speaker 2: poll out that showed that he went from about fifteen
37:41
Speaker 2: to twenty points behind Kathy Hokel. And a lot of
37:43
Speaker 2: that has to do with name recognition. You know, when
37:46
Speaker 2: you get like one two three thousand people called the
37:49
Speaker 2: first name that you hear that you recognize, you tend
37:53
Speaker 2: to say, oh, yeah, I'd be likely to support that person.
37:56
Speaker 2: Why because their name sounds familiar. If it's a name
37:59
Speaker 2: that isn't familiar to you, then you don't necessarily feel
38:02
Speaker 2: like you want to support that person. In the case
38:05
Speaker 2: of Bruce Blakeman, people in the lower third of New
38:08
Speaker 2: York State have heard of him more than likely. But
38:10
Speaker 2: you go up to Buffalo, where Kathy Hochle is from,
38:14
Speaker 2: you go to Syracuse, or they don't know what a
38:16
Speaker 2: Bruce Blakeman is, but they're starting to learn and they're
38:19
Speaker 2: starting to like what they see in Bruce Blakeman. So
38:23
Speaker 2: the latest poll, and it's a very accurate one, it's
38:26
Speaker 2: an internal poll, shows that Bruce Blakeman is about four
38:30
Speaker 2: points behind Kathy Hokele with what ten weeks to go
38:34
Speaker 2: before the election, and that the independence there are still
38:38
Speaker 2: about ten percent undecided. So there is a good chance
38:43
Speaker 2: that Bruce Blakeman can pull this off. Yet, if you
38:46
Speaker 2: had asked three or four months ago, anybody worth their
38:49
Speaker 2: salt would have said, there's no way Bruce Blakeman can
38:52
Speaker 2: be Kathy Hokele, now write this moment and remember polls
38:56
Speaker 2: or snapshots in history. But based on what we know now,
39:00
Speaker 2: Bruce Blakeman could very well win. If the election were
39:03
Speaker 2: held today. It is very possible that Bruce Blakeman could
39:06
Speaker 2: be the next governor of New York. So we'll see
39:08
Speaker 2: what happens in November. But it takes people showing up
39:12
Speaker 2: and voting. You gotta make sure you don't say, like
39:16
Speaker 2: a lot of people say, I only vote for prisident Rosatto.
39:20
Speaker 2: I don't go on vote for the Congress. What have
39:24
Speaker 2: I only vote for prize and what is it? Though
39:26
Speaker 2: they call them day the Senators, I don't vote for them.
39:29
Speaker 2: You have to vote. You have to vote. What else
39:32
Speaker 2: are you going to be doing? Okay, get up and vote.
39:35
Speaker 2: Go out and vote. If you have to vote absent D,
39:37
Speaker 2: vote absent D. But make sure you vote. And if
39:41
Speaker 2: you're not registered, call today, go down to your election
39:45
Speaker 2: headquarters and your county and whatnot, and go make sure
39:48
Speaker 2: you have your paperwork in and you are ready legally
39:51
Speaker 2: to vote. Now, you don't want to find out on
39:54
Speaker 2: election day that, oh I haven't voted in ten years,
39:56
Speaker 2: and therefore I can't go and make sure you can
40:00
Speaker 2: and vote. Very very important. Meanwhile, we talked about this
40:03
Speaker 2: a little while ago in the Garden State. Governor Mikey Cheryl,
40:06
Speaker 2: the fraud as I like to call her, doing everything
40:09
Speaker 2: in her power to keep the FEDS from seeing the
40:13
Speaker 2: Garden State's voter rolls. And we just had a guest
40:17
Speaker 2: down a little while ago, Mike Kelly, who is with
40:19
Speaker 2: North Jersey dot com. He's a columnist for the Record
40:22
Speaker 2: and for USA Today, and some of the things we
40:26
Speaker 2: talked about. Number one, again, Mikey Cheryl deciding that yes,
40:30
Speaker 2: in spite of the fact that there are known sixty
40:34
Speaker 2: six hundred people who registered to vote in New Jersey
40:38
Speaker 2: who were illegal aliens and should not have registered, and
40:42
Speaker 2: there were four hundred who definitely cast their ballots who
40:45
Speaker 2: should not have done so. In spite of that, Mikey
40:48
Speaker 2: Cheryl refuses to hand over the voter role information. She says,
40:52
Speaker 2: we'll have our own investigation. Oh, you mean you the
40:55
Speaker 2: party that caused this, You the Democrat party that resulted
40:59
Speaker 2: in ten of millions of illegal migrants walking in across
41:02
Speaker 2: the border. You the party that refuses to let Republicans
41:05
Speaker 2: kick them out. You the party that doesn't let us
41:08
Speaker 2: prosecute when they commit crimes. You the party that doesn't
41:11
Speaker 2: like to talk about it when they kill people like
41:13
Speaker 2: a Nungary, rape and murder and pillage thousands of people
41:17
Speaker 2: over the last few years. You who lie about the
41:21
Speaker 2: fact that illegals commit more crimes than non illegals in
41:24
Speaker 2: this country by saying, can there are no statistics showing
41:27
Speaker 2: that illegal migrants commit more crimes? Then again, of course
41:30
Speaker 2: the Democrats who run the big cities where the illegals congregate.
41:33
Speaker 2: Those big cities, by law, do not collect data on illegals.
41:39
Speaker 2: When a police officer arrests somebody in New York City,
41:42
Speaker 2: they aren't even allowed to ask if they're here illegally.
41:45
Speaker 2: So therefore, how do you know if illegals are committing
41:48
Speaker 2: more or less crimes? You don't know, And that's the intent,
41:52
Speaker 2: that's the way you set it up, and you think
41:54
Speaker 2: we're all stupid, And unfortunately members of the media are
41:58
Speaker 2: sick of fans and they just go along with it
42:00
Speaker 2: because it's part of the agenda for you, and they
42:02
Speaker 2: don't ask you questions like well, if you're not prosecuting illegals,
42:07
Speaker 2: or if you're not asking people if they're here illegally,
42:10
Speaker 2: how do we know if illegals are committing more crimes
42:13
Speaker 2: or fewer than citizens. No, you just sit on this
42:17
Speaker 2: statistic that is artificially created and say that illegals are
42:21
Speaker 2: committing fewer crimes, just like the same fake statistic that
42:25
Speaker 2: says that crime is down in big cities around the
42:28
Speaker 2: country like New York. When you have people like Alvin
42:31
Speaker 2: Bragg who refuse to prosecute two thirds of the crimes
42:34
Speaker 2: on the books by his own admission in his own
42:37
Speaker 2: paperwork when he first took office. If you don't prosecute
42:41
Speaker 2: two thirds of the crimes as crimes, crime will look
42:44
Speaker 2: like it's down on paper year to year. Yet I
42:47
Speaker 2: never hear people talking about that. We're all supposed to
42:49
Speaker 2: be stupid and accepted. Oh, look, crime is down. Democrats
42:53
Speaker 2: must be doing something right. Yeah, they're not prosecuting crime.
42:57
Speaker 2: That's why crime looks like it's down. If I like
43:00
Speaker 2: all over the place, but I refuse to report them
43:02
Speaker 2: from this point forward as fires, suddenly it looks like
43:05
Speaker 2: fire is down when two thirds of the earth is burning.
43:07
Speaker 2: And that's what's happening in Democrat run cities right now. Folks, Sorry,
43:11
Speaker 2: I'm ranting. Eight hundred three two one zero seven ten
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43:17
Speaker 2: Ken rozetto Win from Mark on a beautiful Friday, and
43:20
Speaker 2: we are talking again about Mikey Cheryl. So let's get
43:23
Speaker 2: back to that topic. Mikey Cheryl, the governor of New Jersey.
43:28
Speaker 2: One of the issues is, of course, the MVC, which
43:32
Speaker 2: is the New Jersey answer to the DMV. Why they decided,
43:35
Speaker 2: you know, in typical Democrat fashion, when something is broken
43:38
Speaker 2: doesn't work right, just change the name. If you have
43:42
Speaker 2: communists running things and everything falls apart and it requires
43:46
Speaker 2: killing millions of people, so they get a bad name.
43:48
Speaker 2: Let's change it to the let's call a Democratic Socialist
43:52
Speaker 2: of America. That has a nice ring. So now you
43:54
Speaker 2: have the word America in there. It makes it sound
43:56
Speaker 2: like it's it's good, proud. Yeah, we have red, white,
43:59
Speaker 2: and blue America. No, it's communist. That's what it is,
44:02
Speaker 2: just by another name. It is communist. So in Mikey
44:07
Speaker 2: Cheryl's case, Mikey Cheryl said that there were sixty six
44:11
Speaker 2: hundred people that we know who voted who shouldn't have voted. Well,
44:14
Speaker 2: the way it's set up in New Jersey, when you
44:17
Speaker 2: get your driver's license, you are automatically registered to vote,
44:20
Speaker 2: which in and of itself is ridiculous. When I go
44:23
Speaker 2: buy a quart of milk, I shouldn't automatically get a car.
44:26
Speaker 2: I just want a quart milk. Why are you telling
44:28
Speaker 2: me that you're going to grant me this extraordinary privilege
44:32
Speaker 2: just because I get a driver's license. That's just ridiculous.
44:35
Speaker 2: So of course you knew this was going to happen.
44:37
Speaker 2: I remember California first doing this in the nineteen nineties
44:41
Speaker 2: when they first allowed illegal aliens to have driver's licenses.
44:45
Speaker 2: I remember the big argument from Republicans was that they
44:48
Speaker 2: wanted the driver's licenses carefully noted that the person who
44:53
Speaker 2: had the license was an illegal alien. They wanted that
44:57
Speaker 2: on the license. But the liberals in California sho out loudly,
45:01
Speaker 2: know that ostracizes them. That's not fair, they'll be discriminated against. Well, sure,
45:07
Speaker 2: they're not entitled to the privilege of a driver's license.
45:10
Speaker 2: We are not all entitled to a driver's license. It
45:13
Speaker 2: is not a right, it is a privilege. So if
45:16
Speaker 2: citizens are not granted that as a right, but a privilege,
45:20
Speaker 2: why should someone here illegally you get it as a right.
45:23
Speaker 2: So if you're going to have the joy and glory
45:27
Speaker 2: of having a driver's license when you're not a citizen,
45:30
Speaker 2: then why not deal with the fact that there'll be
45:33
Speaker 2: a little mark on there so that the police know
45:34
Speaker 2: you're not a citizen. Aha, this was all part of
45:38
Speaker 2: the Democrat plan. This was so that eventually you could
45:41
Speaker 2: get these people to be able to intermingle with citizens
45:44
Speaker 2: and nobody would know the difference. That is exactly what
45:48
Speaker 2: has happened. So now what happens years later? We had
45:51
Speaker 2: nine to eleven, and after nine to eleven, everybody still
45:54
Speaker 2: needed their idea to get around, right, but you didn't
45:57
Speaker 2: know if that driver's license now indicate that you were
46:00
Speaker 2: a citizen or not. So ninety five percent of us
46:04
Speaker 2: had to go spend money, go down to the DMV,
46:07
Speaker 2: take time off from work, present tons of ID in
46:11
Speaker 2: order to get what real ID. Yeah, the Democrats don't
46:15
Speaker 2: like to talk about the fact that it's because they
46:17
Speaker 2: gave our driver's licenses to illegal aliens and did not
46:21
Speaker 2: specially denote those licenses as being those of illegal aliens.
46:25
Speaker 2: You and I had to go get a second license
46:29
Speaker 2: on our time with our money. That was a real ID.
46:34
Speaker 2: We wouldn't have had to have a real ID if
46:36
Speaker 2: not for the liberals giving driver licenses to illegal aliens,
46:41
Speaker 2: or if they would have just marked them as a
46:44
Speaker 2: driver's license for an illegal alien, then our ID would
46:47
Speaker 2: have all been real ID. But no, we had to
46:49
Speaker 2: now get real ID, which is kind of the same
46:52
Speaker 2: whole point. But instead of them having to have the
46:54
Speaker 2: mark on their license that they're illegal, we had to
46:57
Speaker 2: get a mark on our license saying that we're legal.
47:00
Speaker 10: Do you get it?
47:01
Speaker 2: This is all Democrat run. This is all liberal run.
47:04
Speaker 2: But they never talked about that, and no member of
47:07
Speaker 2: the Sikaphat left this media, the mainstream media said a
47:10
Speaker 2: word about it. When you talk to people who are
47:12
Speaker 2: in the media, they shove their arms up and they go, so, what,
47:14
Speaker 2: what's a big deal? What's the big deal? You say
47:17
Speaker 2: that people shouldn't have to show ID because people in
47:21
Speaker 2: poorer communities don't necessarily have ID and it is difficult
47:24
Speaker 2: for them to go downtown and get it. But then
47:26
Speaker 2: you have no problem with those of us who have
47:29
Speaker 2: to go downtown and get a new ID because the illegals
47:32
Speaker 2: have ID when they shouldn't. And now it's no big
47:34
Speaker 2: deal for us, but it is a big deal for
47:36
Speaker 2: poor people. Huh okay, there's always a double standard. Without
47:40
Speaker 2: a double standard, liberals would have no standards at all.
47:43
Speaker 2: Eight hundred three to two one zero seven ten, eight
47:45
Speaker 2: hundred three to two one zero seven ten. And just
47:48
Speaker 2: to wrap things up in Jersey, Mikey Cheryl doesn't want
47:53
Speaker 2: to show those voter rolls to the federal government. And
47:56
Speaker 2: now we don't think that they're only sixty six hundred
47:59
Speaker 2: people who are illegally registered to vote. The federal government
48:02
Speaker 2: has information suggesting there are as many as thirty five thousand,
48:06
Speaker 2: and the Republicans in the state of New Jersey say
48:10
Speaker 2: there are as many as eighty thousand illegal aliens who
48:14
Speaker 2: are registered to vote. Where do they get that number from?
48:17
Speaker 2: Last year? Apparently eighty thousand responses came in for people
48:22
Speaker 2: who were called to jury duty in the state of
48:24
Speaker 2: New Jersey, and they get the names for jurors potential
48:28
Speaker 2: jurors from driver's licenses and people registered to vote. So
48:34
Speaker 2: eighty thousand people responded, No, I'm sorry, I must be
48:38
Speaker 2: excused from jury duty because I am not a US citizen.
48:43
Speaker 2: But then, if you're not a US citizen, why are
48:45
Speaker 2: you on our list as being eligible to vote? Uh huh.
48:49
Speaker 2: And that's why the Republicans in New Jersey and the
48:52
Speaker 2: Republicans in the federal government are demanding to see New
48:54
Speaker 2: Jersey's voter roles, because it ain't sixty six hundred. Where
48:57
Speaker 2: there's smoke, there's fire. And if we know of sixty
49:00
Speaker 2: six hundred, it's likely more like six hundred sixty thousand.
49:04
Speaker 2: Don't fool yourself. We know of at least nine hundred
49:06
Speaker 2: thousand illegals being in the state of New Jersey right now,
49:09
Speaker 2: and I bet you the vast majority are registered to vote.
49:13
Speaker 2: We will take your calls. Eight hundred three to two
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49:17
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50:00
Speaker 1: Mark here again is Ken Rose out.
50:03
Speaker 2: And it's good to be with you. On a beautiful Friday.
50:06
Speaker 2: Got a call for my mother. She said, gosh, you're
50:08
Speaker 2: in a terrible mood. I said, sorry, mam, I've been
50:10
Speaker 2: moving for the last two weeks, so forgive me for
50:12
Speaker 2: being a little grumpy. Let's go to Vincent Fort Pierce, Florida.
50:15
Speaker 2: Good boarding to Evince.
50:17
Speaker 5: Yeah, good morning.
50:17
Speaker 8: You know when I was on hold, I couldn't hear
50:19
Speaker 8: anybody else, so I don't know if anybody else brought
50:21
Speaker 8: this up. But let me clarify what your guests didn't
50:24
Speaker 8: get right. It's the voter motor Bill was passed in
50:28
Speaker 8: nineteen ninety three by Bill Clinton. That was the first
50:31
Speaker 8: thing he did where you have to you can register
50:34
Speaker 8: to vote when you get a driver's license. And that
50:37
Speaker 8: was the last time states like California, which was a
50:40
Speaker 8: solid Republican state, voted Republican. And they knew exactly what
50:44
Speaker 8: they were doing. They did this intentionally, and back then
50:48
Speaker 8: they didn't knowing, you know, outwardly allow illegal aliens, but
50:53
Speaker 8: they were certainly allowing them. I remember I was living
50:56
Speaker 8: in New Jersey when they passed it. My wife couldn't
50:58
Speaker 8: get a driver's license with every imaginable we moved back
51:02
Speaker 8: and she had had a state and the marriage license thing. Well,
51:06
Speaker 8: I saw people walking up there in ninety four with
51:09
Speaker 8: crumbled up pieces of paper from a third world country.
51:11
Speaker 8: They went and got them an interpreter, and they didn't,
51:15
Speaker 8: you know, and obviously they must have signed up to vote.
51:17
Speaker 8: So this has been going on for a long time.
51:20
Speaker 8: And if anybody doesn't understand why Murphy did it, they're
51:23
Speaker 8: either lying or they're pretty far out there. Murphy did
51:26
Speaker 8: it when he saw Joe Biden allow or invite millions
51:31
Speaker 8: of illegal aliens into the country. That's when he said, oh,
51:35
Speaker 8: let's give them a license, knowingly give them a license.
51:38
Speaker 8: I mean they were giving them out anyway. But what
51:41
Speaker 8: needs to happen is they need to eliminate they need
51:44
Speaker 8: to repeal the voter Motor Bill. But they also need
51:49
Speaker 8: to stop reciprocity with states that give illegal aliens a
51:55
Speaker 8: driver's life. We've seen what's going on all over the
51:58
Speaker 8: country with truck drivers. It was just another story in
52:01
Speaker 8: Minnesota and an illegal alien was driving for a company.
52:05
Speaker 8: They called him in to pay his parking tickets, ended
52:09
Speaker 8: up shooting the boss, the boss's wife, the secretary. I mean,
52:13
Speaker 8: it's insanity.
52:14
Speaker 2: Vince. Did you see the death That almost one in
52:17
Speaker 2: three commercial driver's licenses is held by an illegal alia.
52:21
Speaker 2: I could see there was one in twenty one in three.
52:23
Speaker 2: That's obscene.
52:25
Speaker 8: They really need to stop. They need to stop the
52:27
Speaker 8: reciprocity between states. If your state's going to allow that,
52:31
Speaker 8: then another state shouldn't allow them to come into there
52:35
Speaker 8: with an illegal alien driver's license. It's insane.
52:39
Speaker 2: There was, Vince, you and your darn logic.
52:43
Speaker 8: I know they were the first one was right near
52:45
Speaker 8: my house in Florida, where an illegal alien tried to
52:48
Speaker 8: make a U turn on the turnpike and a car
52:51
Speaker 8: went right underneath him and killed like five people.
52:54
Speaker 2: I mean, it was that was national news. Remember that.
52:57
Speaker 2: And remember we had the video of the man's face
52:59
Speaker 2: and he like unfazed by it.
53:03
Speaker 8: Him and his partner didn't even blink an eye.
53:05
Speaker 2: It's crazy.
53:06
Speaker 8: I mean, it's just that's the way it is, and
53:08
Speaker 8: it shouldn't.
53:10
Speaker 2: Listen. I remember when I was sixteen and I got
53:12
Speaker 2: my junior license, I was told, I was lectured that
53:15
Speaker 2: a driver's license is not a right, it is a privilege.
53:18
Speaker 2: So if it's a privilege for a tax paying US citizen,
53:21
Speaker 2: why is it just automatically handed out to somebody who's
53:23
Speaker 2: here illegally? And I'm done with.
53:25
Speaker 8: It, by the way, one question, By the way, day
53:29
Speaker 8: after nine to eleven, New Jersey instituted this six point
53:32
Speaker 8: policy when you renewed your driver's license, you had to
53:35
Speaker 8: have six forms of ID. What happened to that?
53:39
Speaker 2: Yeah, good question. Democrats happened to that? Vince. I appreciate you,
53:43
Speaker 2: Thank you very much. Well, let's go to somebody in
53:45
Speaker 2: New Jersey. Here's Chris and Trenton. Good morning, Chris.
53:48
Speaker 9: Yeah, hi, A.
53:49
Speaker 6: Longtime listener to Mark Snooth, two points, very big, excuse
53:55
Speaker 6: me important from Trenton, New Jersey. Number one, Mercy put
54:00
Speaker 6: into the law that you have to opt out. So
54:03
Speaker 6: everybody comes in for a license, they're automatically signed up
54:07
Speaker 6: to vote, but you get a letter in a mail
54:10
Speaker 6: I don't know, weeks later to ask if you want
54:12
Speaker 6: to opt out of registration. The problem is illegals. They
54:17
Speaker 6: lived in an apartment for a couple of weeks in
54:19
Speaker 6: a league, and they also often give s fictitious addresses.
54:23
Speaker 2: And how many times do you go through all how
54:25
Speaker 2: many times I don't mean to step on you, Chris,
54:27
Speaker 2: do you go through all your mail? Sometimes it looks
54:29
Speaker 2: like junk mail. The concept that you would automatically be
54:32
Speaker 2: a registered to vote and you have to opt out
54:35
Speaker 2: is obscene. That's like you ought. That's like if a
54:37
Speaker 2: company said you automatically have to give us one hundred
54:40
Speaker 2: dollars because you left your house this morning, and you
54:43
Speaker 2: have to opt out of that. Why would you do that?
54:45
Speaker 6: It's clear active exactly that was Murphy's Murphy put that
54:49
Speaker 6: in there. Maybe it was a preemptive move to cut
54:52
Speaker 6: off Chitarelli from getting elected because the new election was
54:55
Speaker 6: going to be close The other thing I want to
54:58
Speaker 6: say real quick was we had two races on city
55:02
Speaker 6: council that were determined by one boat. It came down
55:06
Speaker 6: to one boat. And I'm sure to across the state
55:09
Speaker 6: of New Jersey on council races at the grass roots level.
55:12
Speaker 2: That's what you have, right, and that's why the idea,
55:16
Speaker 2: the idea of four hundred people illegally casting their votes
55:18
Speaker 2: is just obscene. Thank you so much, or appreciate the call.
55:21
Speaker 2: We go to Mike in Portchester with a minute left.
55:23
Speaker 2: Good morning, Mike, Good morning again.
55:26
Speaker 10: Listen. The reason why I called was because of the
55:29
Speaker 10: spaucy business. And I called because Gordon Chang a while
55:36
Speaker 10: back said some really scary stuff like a designer virus,
55:40
Speaker 10: you know, that would attack our genal you know, Americans
55:46
Speaker 10: or whites or whatever and ignore the Chinese.
55:51
Speaker 6: You know.
55:53
Speaker 2: Well, clearly, clearly it didn't work this time, because everybody
55:56
Speaker 2: got sick, no matter what your nationality or ethnicity. But
56:01
Speaker 2: the idea that we would have been and if you
56:03
Speaker 2: heard Larry Mensi with such passion talking about this this morning,
56:06
Speaker 2: Larry and Curtis, the idea that we would have been
56:10
Speaker 2: in some way behind this, I say we was Anthony Fauci. Well,
56:14
Speaker 2: by the way, let me just mention, I went to
56:15
Speaker 2: the same high school Anthony Fauci, doctor Fauci, and I
56:18
Speaker 2: went to Regis High School here in Manhattan. He was
56:20
Speaker 2: attle older than me, obviously I'm only fifty nine, but
56:23
Speaker 2: I had met him a number of times at fundraisers
56:26
Speaker 2: at the school. I've had a bunch of conversations with him,
56:28
Speaker 2: I've interviewed him, and I worked over at Channel seven.
56:31
Speaker 2: Anthony Fauci started out as a somewhat arrogant guy and
56:35
Speaker 2: became a totally stuck up ass as time went on,
56:39
Speaker 2: during the entire pandemic. And the fact that we now
56:44
Speaker 2: see his diary, which he stupidly wrote on government computers
56:50
Speaker 2: and stored on government servers, which is why we now
56:53
Speaker 2: have the diary. And by the way, he doesn't deny
56:55
Speaker 2: that it's his diary. He never did. The fact that
56:59
Speaker 2: we now have it displays for the world to see
57:01
Speaker 2: how as Rome was burning, he was fiddling. And it
57:05
Speaker 2: has to give you an idea of all those people
57:07
Speaker 2: who thought that Anthony Fauci was a hero. What an
57:09
Speaker 2: absolute ass and total negligent moron. He was sorry to
57:15
Speaker 2: be such a downer right there, seven to ten wor
57:18
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57:19
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57:23
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Speaker 2: Got to hear the great Mark Simone three hours. Well,
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Speaker 2: you know, if you've been paying attention to what's going
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Speaker 2: on with doctor Anthony Fauci and Ran Paul calling him
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Speaker 2: into the Senate for hearings, some of the stuff that
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Speaker 2: was well announced in the Senate was pretty shocking for
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Speaker 2: a lot of people. The idea that doctor Fauci had
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Speaker 2: spent his couple of years that well, he's been working
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Speaker 2: for the federal government for decades, but the couple of
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Speaker 2: years during the COVID pandemic, while the rest of us
58:12
Speaker 2: were suffering and locked in a house, he was hobnobbing
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Speaker 2: with major celebrities. We do we have it up. We
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Speaker 2: got it up, all right.
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Speaker 11: This is a thrill for me because there are very
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Speaker 11: few experts of anything in the world, I think, and
58:26
Speaker 11: you truly have emerged as a personal.
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Speaker 12: Hero for me.
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Speaker 11: Just to have this little corner of your time for
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Speaker 11: us is such a joy.
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Speaker 2: And that is Julia Roberts, by the way, talking about him.
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Speaker 2: Every celebrity who would come on, Remember everybody went on
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Speaker 2: zoom maybe these little zoom calls. Everybody went on zoom
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Speaker 2: and just just gushed about him. Here was Governor Cuomo.
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Speaker 13: I said that as soon as the vaccine is deemed
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Speaker 13: ready and safe, I'll be the first one to take
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Speaker 13: a vaccine.
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Speaker 4: Maybe we enlist you. I'll do it with you.
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Speaker 13: We'll do an ad telling New Yorkers safe to take
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Speaker 13: the vaccine.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, I had that work out. Everybody was forced
59:04
Speaker 2: to take the vaccine and then everybody still got sick. Well, anyway,
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Speaker 2: we talked about doctor Fauchi a lot here on the
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Speaker 2: air in the last couple of days, and now he's
59:14
Speaker 2: come out as a very self absorbed stardom seeker. Let
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Speaker 2: us go on the phone right now to Jesse Weber,
59:20
Speaker 2: News Nation's chief legal analyst, host of Jesse Weber live,
59:24
Speaker 2: he joins us this morning. Good morning to Jesse.
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Speaker 12: Good morning, Thanks for having me.
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Speaker 2: Well, it is amazing to see this man, doctor Fauci,
59:32
Speaker 2: whom I've met. I'm sure you've probably met. I met
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Speaker 2: him a bunch of times. We went to the same
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Speaker 2: high school at different times, but we used to show
59:39
Speaker 2: up for charitable fundraisers there all the time, and I
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Speaker 2: just just remember feeling this sense of condescension from him
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Speaker 2: every time I met him, and now it comes out
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Speaker 2: on full display. What did you make of the whole
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Speaker 2: Senate hearing?
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Speaker 12: Well, first of all, I wasn't surprised that you weren't
59:54
Speaker 12: in the same graduating class as you're a young guy.
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Speaker 12: But look, I'll tell you, from an optic point of view, Look,
1:00:02
Speaker 12: I think it's a little more nuanced. But I think
1:00:03
Speaker 12: from an optics point of view, when you couple what
1:00:06
Speaker 12: happened in the last week, right the diary entries, and
1:00:09
Speaker 12: then him fleeting the fifth a lot of people will
1:00:11
Speaker 12: look at that and say, my gosh, doesn't look great.
1:00:13
Speaker 12: Looks guilty, looks doesn't look good. Now, when you get
1:00:16
Speaker 12: into the granular aspect of and you think about what
1:00:19
Speaker 12: is his legal concerns.
1:00:20
Speaker 5: And his legal risks.
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Speaker 12: I got to say, from a legal point of view,
1:00:23
Speaker 12: I'm not surprised that he pled the fifth, And if
1:00:26
Speaker 12: I was representing him, I probably would have recommended the
1:00:28
Speaker 12: same thing. And I can explain why, because there's two
1:00:31
Speaker 12: different conversations right to the optics of it. And I
1:00:33
Speaker 12: will tell you from an American public point of view,
1:00:37
Speaker 12: and I think there is a strong appetite to still
1:00:40
Speaker 12: understand what happened during the COVID nineteen pandemic and its response.
1:00:44
Speaker 12: If he would have been granted immunity, what do I mean,
1:00:47
Speaker 12: if he would have been granted immunity to testify that
1:00:50
Speaker 12: nothing he said during that hearing could be used against
1:00:54
Speaker 12: him in any criminal proceeding. I would have liked to know.
1:00:57
Speaker 12: I would have liked to hear what he would have said.
1:00:59
Speaker 12: I would have liked to hear or his answers. I
1:01:00
Speaker 12: wanted substantive information about the COVID response, and unfortunately what
1:01:05
Speaker 12: we were left with is no response. So I think we,
1:01:07
Speaker 12: the American people, lost out on that. But from a
1:01:09
Speaker 12: legal point of view, I'm not surprised he pled the fifth,
1:01:12
Speaker 12: even though optically it didn't look bad.
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Speaker 4: It looked bad.
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Speaker 2: Could he be charging just for people who don't realize
1:01:17
Speaker 2: Jesse is an attorney? Should could he? Could he not
1:01:21
Speaker 2: now be liable for prosecution? Well, I guess the Senate
1:01:24
Speaker 2: doesn't prosecute. They recommend for prosecutions to a justice department.
1:01:28
Speaker 2: But could that not happen now because of the fact
1:01:30
Speaker 2: that he, in essence, did not testify when he was
1:01:33
Speaker 2: called before the Senate to testify.
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Speaker 12: It's the million dollar question.
1:01:37
Speaker 2: Let me explain it.
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Speaker 12: So when somebody pleads the Fifth, okay, they're right, they're
1:01:42
Speaker 12: right against self incrimination. Generally speaking, when someone is granted immunity,
1:01:46
Speaker 12: or let's just say, for this example, someone's granted a
1:01:48
Speaker 12: pardon and they're asked to testify about that conduct, they
1:01:53
Speaker 12: generally can't invoke the Fifth anymore, right because they're protected.
1:01:57
Speaker 12: Having said that, the pardon that he was granted and
1:02:00
Speaker 12: from President Biden was for conduct from twenty fourteen to
1:02:02
Speaker 12: twenty twenty five. So if he were to come up
1:02:05
Speaker 12: and purely be asked questions about that, I think you
1:02:08
Speaker 12: would have a difficult argument to say that he should
1:02:10
Speaker 12: be protected by the Fifth Amendment.
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Speaker 9: Right.
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Speaker 12: However, However, what he's not protected from is anything that
1:02:16
Speaker 12: he says during that testimony that the committee believes is
1:02:19
Speaker 12: a lie. So if they believe he committed perjury, if
1:02:22
Speaker 12: you were to actually testify and provide substance of answers
1:02:25
Speaker 12: the other day and they believe it was inconsistent with
1:02:28
Speaker 12: something that he said on the record or under oath,
1:02:30
Speaker 12: or other public statements or something in his diary entries,
1:02:33
Speaker 12: potentially he could be brought up on perjury charges. And
1:02:36
Speaker 12: that is why he pled the fifth. He had no
1:02:38
Speaker 12: protection over that. So what did you see? This is
1:02:41
Speaker 12: very interesting. Do you remember when he was asked questions,
1:02:44
Speaker 12: doctor Faucia, what tie are you wearing? Doctor Faucia? What
1:02:48
Speaker 12: colors the carpet? Now many people are interpreted at the show,
1:02:51
Speaker 12: oh my gosh, he won't even answer questions about that.
1:02:54
Speaker 12: You know why they asked him that, right, They asked
1:02:56
Speaker 12: them that because if he were to answer it, because
1:03:00
Speaker 12: for him refusing to answer those questions that he knows
1:03:04
Speaker 12: he could never be prosecuted for He's not going to
1:03:06
Speaker 12: be prosecuted. He says his tie is gray and it's blue.
1:03:09
Speaker 12: But their argument would be, we're asking questions that have
1:03:13
Speaker 12: nothing to do with the subject matter in question. We
1:03:17
Speaker 12: had a subpoena. He had a legal obligation to answer
1:03:21
Speaker 12: our questions. And if he won't even answer our questions
1:03:24
Speaker 12: about non substantive issues about the tie and the carpet,
1:03:28
Speaker 12: he's in contempt. He's in contempt. He's legally not answering
1:03:32
Speaker 12: our questions. He's legally obligated to answer those questions, and
1:03:35
Speaker 12: he chose not to. Now, from a legal point of view, again,
1:03:38
Speaker 12: I would say, plead the fifth to everything, because there
1:03:41
Speaker 12: is an argument that if you selectively plead the fifth,
1:03:44
Speaker 12: is you plead the fifth to certain questions and you
1:03:46
Speaker 12: answer other ones, you might pierce that. So again, I'm
1:03:49
Speaker 12: not surprised that he did that, but that is what
1:03:51
Speaker 12: they're going to say. He wouldn't even answer the most
1:03:54
Speaker 12: basic questions and it was his legal obligation to answer
1:03:57
Speaker 12: those because he knew he couldn't be prosecuted on that.
1:04:00
Speaker 12: That's the argument they're going to go with.
1:04:01
Speaker 2: I heard some people, Jesse, some legal folks saying that
1:04:04
Speaker 2: the fact that he even created or made an opening
1:04:06
Speaker 2: statement was potentially damaging.
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Speaker 12: Correct that that is an argument that you can make.
1:04:12
Speaker 12: That is an argument you can make. It goes to
1:04:14
Speaker 12: this idea of selective pleading the fifth I was actually
1:04:17
Speaker 12: just talking about it with a lawyer buddy of mine yesterday,
1:04:19
Speaker 12: and he said, if you answer certain substance of questions,
1:04:23
Speaker 12: or even if you provide an opening statement, you could say,
1:04:26
Speaker 12: I don't know if it'd be successful, or you could
1:04:28
Speaker 12: say you're raising your state of mind. Your rate is
1:04:32
Speaker 12: in your opinion. And if you're going to raise your
1:04:34
Speaker 12: state of mind, your opinion, your view on that, then
1:04:38
Speaker 12: you should be able to answer those other questions. It
1:04:41
Speaker 12: opens the door for you to answer questions about your
1:04:44
Speaker 12: conduct as director. You're twenty fourteen to twenty twenty five.
1:04:48
Speaker 12: So it's an interesting legal argument. It's not particularly settled
1:04:51
Speaker 12: law on this. And I will tell you you put
1:04:53
Speaker 12: even Anthony Faucher to the side. If this is an
1:04:56
Speaker 12: issue that's brought up in the courts and it makes
1:04:58
Speaker 12: its way, it kind of a big rad smifications for people
1:05:01
Speaker 12: who testify in front of Congress. Moving forward.
1:05:04
Speaker 2: Does Anthony I think Anthony, I say Anthony like we're friends.
1:05:09
Speaker 2: Does Anthony Fauci ever see jail?
1:05:13
Speaker 12: I don't think so. I don't think so. First of all,
1:05:15
Speaker 12: in terms of contempt vote, it's an uphill battle. If
1:05:18
Speaker 12: it passes through the command has to go to a
1:05:20
Speaker 12: full Senate vote. You just need a majority, right, but
1:05:24
Speaker 12: you first have to get past the sixty vote threshold.
1:05:28
Speaker 12: And based on the questions you saw the other day,
1:05:29
Speaker 12: I don't think they're going to get democratic support. So
1:05:31
Speaker 12: the idea of holding him a contempt or criminal contempt
1:05:33
Speaker 12: and referring it to the DOJ unlikely in terms of again,
1:05:38
Speaker 12: he has a federal protection for the pardon, but in
1:05:42
Speaker 12: terms of state crimes, I can't see. I know that
1:05:45
Speaker 12: the AG in Florida has talked about opening up an investigation,
1:05:48
Speaker 12: but I haven't seen him being charged or potentially charged
1:05:52
Speaker 12: with any state crimes. And there could be difficulty for
1:05:55
Speaker 12: him being charged with state crimes. As a federal official.
1:05:58
Speaker 12: He can make the argument that he was acting in
1:05:59
Speaker 12: his federal duty and that can get kind of complicated.
1:06:03
Speaker 12: So I don't see it likely that Anthony Fauci would
1:06:06
Speaker 12: be prosecuted and this would actually lead to a conviction.
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Speaker 2: Millions of human beings died other millions of human beings
1:06:14
Speaker 2: were separated from their parents as they died alone in
1:06:17
Speaker 2: nursing homes. Children lost years in school and don't know
1:06:22
Speaker 2: how to be social. This entire country literally was shaken
1:06:26
Speaker 2: to the core by the man with the glasses, Anthony Fauci.
1:06:30
Speaker 2: And he does have glasses, by the way, when he's
1:06:32
Speaker 2: not testifying. And it's just unusual to me that in
1:06:35
Speaker 2: a country like this, with the justice that we have,
1:06:38
Speaker 2: that a man like that could get away with it all.
1:06:41
Speaker 2: It's just amazing. But we love your explanations because you
1:06:44
Speaker 2: are a brilliant man. Jesse Weber. We appreciate you coming
1:06:48
Speaker 2: on my friend News Nations chief Legal Analyst hosts of
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Speaker 2: at eleven. I appreciate you taking the time this morning.
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Speaker 12: Jess, thank you so much having me appreciate it.
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Speaker 1: Ken from Mark Today.
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Speaker 2: Here's Ken Roseatto. Nice to be with you on the
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Speaker 2: last two hour Mark Simone Show in the History of
1:07:21
Speaker 2: the planet Earth and we go to Rick and New Jersey.
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Speaker 2: Good morning, sir, Hello, Rick. Hold on, okay, hold on,
1:07:28
Speaker 2: hang on, Hey is he? Why don't you and I
1:07:29
Speaker 2: talked about Rick is Rick is?
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Speaker 6: Yeah?
1:07:31
Speaker 2: Rick is doing so? Rick? Is he dusting?
1:07:34
Speaker 4: No?
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Speaker 14: No, I'm just in the car right now.
1:07:37
Speaker 2: Okay, what's up Rick?
1:07:38
Speaker 14: He had to swim over to the car. Yeah, this
1:07:40
Speaker 14: is Rick from New Jersey. I just wanted to talk about,
1:07:44
Speaker 14: you know, a few years ago when I got my son,
1:07:46
Speaker 14: and when I went to Wayne, New Jersey and the
1:07:48
Speaker 14: motor vehicles there and to get his driver's license. And
1:07:53
Speaker 14: I noticed when I was going, you know, I was
1:07:55
Speaker 14: in line and I was you know, he had had
1:07:57
Speaker 14: passed his driver's test and everything else and was waiting
1:07:59
Speaker 14: in line. And I watched as every applicant that went
1:08:03
Speaker 14: to the desk was asked for a voter's registration. So
1:08:07
Speaker 14: when I heard this all this news about you know
1:08:10
Speaker 14: that it was a glitch or it was some software
1:08:12
Speaker 14: or I'm like, now, this was intentional.
1:08:15
Speaker 7: Every one of.
1:08:15
Speaker 14: Those agents asked every applicant, and like you said before
1:08:19
Speaker 14: on the radio about you know, they don't you know,
1:08:22
Speaker 14: we had to get real ID. But now they have
1:08:24
Speaker 14: a state ID and they use it, you know, I mean,
1:08:28
Speaker 14: now it says not eligible for it. But this was
1:08:30
Speaker 14: a few years ago. You know, they just used it
1:08:34
Speaker 14: as regular id.
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Speaker 2: Of course, if you think that there wasn't an intention
1:08:38
Speaker 2: to confuse the issue, you're crazy. This was absolutely the
1:08:43
Speaker 2: intention to confuse the issue and then open the floodgates
1:08:46
Speaker 2: and let twenty or thirty million people in. And where
1:08:50
Speaker 2: do they all congregate. They didn't go to Republican states.
1:08:53
Speaker 2: They went to Democrat states, blue states, sanctuary cities, and
1:08:58
Speaker 2: states where they could blend in their identification and then
1:09:02
Speaker 2: end up voting. But more importantly, Rick, the most important
1:09:05
Speaker 2: thing is their simple presence. Their simple presence allowed liberal
1:09:09
Speaker 2: states that were losing population to red states to maintain
1:09:13
Speaker 2: the number of Congress members because of the population. Remember,
1:09:17
Speaker 2: you don't have to be a citizen to count in
1:09:19
Speaker 2: the census, and based on the census, you get assigned
1:09:23
Speaker 2: numbers of Congress, and that is what the Democrats made
1:09:27
Speaker 2: sure they did. But you're right, Rick, I appreciate it.
1:09:29
Speaker 2: I know that DMV that MVC as well. In Wayne,
1:09:32
Speaker 2: Good morning, Russ and Harlem, you're on the air.
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Speaker 9: Thanks Ken, I really liked that with Jesse Weber and
1:09:38
Speaker 9: I s Fall this show on Sundays. I really enjoyed that.
1:09:40
Speaker 9: But what he said about the federal officients can't be prosecuted, well,
1:09:44
Speaker 9: I mean, if the federal shoots his neighbor, that's a
1:09:47
Speaker 9: state murder charge of it's not qualified immunity of something
1:09:51
Speaker 9: illegal happens. But what I want to ask you, Ken,
1:09:53
Speaker 9: I don't know. You don't remember in nineteen seventy five,
1:09:55
Speaker 9: the FA Atlanta Puerto Rican group bomb Flaunce's taverns. I
1:10:00
Speaker 9: remember the in paneled the Grand Juri in New York
1:10:02
Speaker 9: and they subpoenaed a guy to testify who was just
1:10:05
Speaker 9: at a meeting, and he refused to testify. They locked
1:10:07
Speaker 9: them up for eighteen months. Couldn't they do that to
1:10:10
Speaker 9: Fauci or maybe dead?
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Speaker 2: With Burke, Well, it's very I gotta cut you only
1:10:14
Speaker 2: because we're out of time. It's very possible. I guess
1:10:17
Speaker 2: you got to look at it from the state level.
1:10:19
Speaker 2: But then you gotta be careful because as a federal
1:10:21
Speaker 2: employee there are certain immunities that you have automatically. That's
1:10:25
Speaker 2: a very good question, Russ, and I appreciate it all right.
1:10:28
Speaker 2: That wraps it up for the last two hour Mark
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