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Hour 2: Stay out of NYC ICE. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Mark Simone.
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Speaker 2: Wr Hey, it's Friday. Not a bad day today, little
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Speaker 2: rain this afternoon, but otherwise pretty good day. Tomorrow a
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Speaker 2: rainy mess. Sunday's Mother's Day. It should be a beautiful
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Speaker 2: sunny day. So we'll get to Don Rickles coming up
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Speaker 2: later this hour. It's his hundredth birthday. We'll get to
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Speaker 2: Bruce Blakeman. He'll be with us. Got a lot of
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Speaker 2: interesting things to talk to him about. Crazy Kathy Hokeel.
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Speaker 2: She's starting to really fear Bruce Blakeman. Bruce Blakeman was
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Speaker 2: twenty points behind in the polls, but he's always twenty
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Speaker 2: points behind the poles whenever he starts a race, and
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Speaker 2: then he ends up winning and winning big. So now
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Speaker 2: he's about eight points behind. He's moving up, and every
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Speaker 2: time he's run this is the pattern and he ends
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Speaker 2: up winning. So she's getting terrified of him. So she's
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Speaker 2: going to the left, hoping to get the mom Donnie
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Speaker 2: crowd to help help her win. That Mam Donnie crowd
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Speaker 2: hates ice, and they don't like enforcing our border laws
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Speaker 2: or enforcing our immigration laws. They want just chaos on immigration,
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Speaker 2: open borders. Everybody comes in. So Hocho is continuing with her,
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Speaker 2: just like Mam Donnie. She's going to go along with him.
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Speaker 2: We're going to ban ice, We're going to fight ice.
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Speaker 2: We're going to do this Dice and Tom Holman, good
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Speaker 2: for him. He's letting her know he's going to do
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Speaker 2: what he has to do no matter what she does.
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Speaker 2: And she says he's threatening her.
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Speaker 1: What Tom Holman has told me, he said the era
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Speaker 1: of the surges is over. Backtrack on. That is a
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Speaker 1: threat to me. Trying to threaten the governor of the
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Speaker 1: State of New York. And I don't take well to threats.
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Speaker 1: I'm going to find that out.
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Speaker 2: He's threatening to enforce the law. What a terrible guy.
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Speaker 2: He's threatening to enforce the law. How dare him?
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Speaker 1: All I'll say to mister Holman, is that Donald Trump
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Speaker 1: himself said he would not send a surge of ICE
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Speaker 1: agents to the State of New York unless I ask.
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Speaker 1: I'm not asking.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, but we'd like the law enforced. Again. Democrats never
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Speaker 2: follow the science. They don't believe in science. You can
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Speaker 2: study the science of all of this scientifically. We've run
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Speaker 2: the experiments a million times. If you have open borders,
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Speaker 2: you get total chaos. It drains you know, she's always
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Speaker 2: complaining about the budget. That's one reason we got this
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Speaker 2: budget problem. We got all these all these illegals all
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Speaker 2: over New York draining our budgets, costing us a fortune.
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Speaker 2: It raises crime, it does all that stuff. If you
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Speaker 2: close the border and force the border law to port
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Speaker 2: the criminals, you get less crime and you get a
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Speaker 2: much better budget. We've run this scientific experiment thousands of times,
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Speaker 2: but again Democrats don't follow the science. Holman is not
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Speaker 2: worried about Hoko. Well, Governor Hoko, I'm not asking either.
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Speaker 2: I said it.
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Speaker 3: We're going to do it. No, she wants to sign legislation.
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Speaker 3: She supports us legislation. It's going to lock us out
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Speaker 3: of jails. It's going to end two eighty seven g agreements,
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Speaker 3: and it's from the wrestling of criminal alien and safety
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Speaker 3: and security of a jail. We have partnerships in New York,
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Speaker 3: you know, throughout the state, not everywhere, but she wants
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Speaker 3: to end the partnerships we currently have, which means now
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Speaker 3: we got to send a whole team to look for
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Speaker 3: a criminal that we could arrest in the safety and
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Speaker 3: security of a jail, which is safer for the officers
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Speaker 3: safer for the alien, certainly safe for the community.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: Again, follow the science. Democrats don't believe in science. Bruce
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Speaker 2: Blakeman followed the science. He cooperates with Ice, He lends
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Speaker 2: them whatever they need help with local police, use some
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Speaker 2: of their jails. What was the result, Safest county in America.
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Speaker 2: Follow the science. Homan knows exactly what he's doing here.
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Speaker 3: Since we lost the efficiencies of the jails that you
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Speaker 3: want to lock us out of. Now we got to
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Speaker 3: send whole team out there to find this person. So
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Speaker 3: of course we're going to increase manpower a lot. And
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Speaker 3: not only that, she says she wants protecting migrant communities. Really,
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Speaker 3: because now we arrest in illego alien, we can't run
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Speaker 3: a bed from any of the sheriffs in New York State.
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Speaker 5: So what we're we gonna do.
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Speaker 3: We're gonnaarrest to illego ailing.
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Speaker 2: We're going out.
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Speaker 3: Flying into Texas, errors at in one of her Texas
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Speaker 3: facilities there, away from her families, wait for her attorneys.
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Speaker 3: This is what we have to do because she forces
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Speaker 3: in this position, and we're going to do it. They're
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Speaker 3: not going to stop us.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. Hey, remember one thing, federal law supersedes local law.
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Speaker 2: Holman actually has the authority come in and do this stuff.
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Speaker 2: Federal law always supersedes local law. Now it's going to
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Speaker 2: be a mess, and Hokle might kind of like that.
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Speaker 2: She might kind of like home and doing all this
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Speaker 2: stuff because it upsets the crazy left wing Democrats and
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Speaker 2: she's looking at them to save her in this upcoming
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Speaker 2: race where she's gonna lose to Bruce Blakeman. But that's
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Speaker 2: her only hope getting this mom Donnie crowd to come
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Speaker 2: over and vote for her. Hey, the actor Mark Hamill,
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Speaker 2: you know, he's a Hollywood left wing guy. They're filled
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Speaker 2: with hate and anger and rage. They yell and scream
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Speaker 2: about Trump. But people never realized how low I cue
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Speaker 2: the guy he is, or how bad is jjudgment is
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Speaker 2: till yesterday he put the all kinds of flak. Yesterday
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Speaker 2: it went viral. He put up a picture of Donald
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Speaker 2: Trump in a grave, in the grave, in the graveyard.
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Speaker 2: He's in the grave, and it says, if only this
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Speaker 2: is right after an assassination attempt. So you know, they're
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Speaker 2: all crazy left wing, very angry, hate filled Hollywood liberals,
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Speaker 2: but sometimes you don't realize how low their IQ is
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Speaker 2: for a guy like that. You know, it was just
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Speaker 2: an assassination attempt. And maybe I won't post this. They
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Speaker 2: don't have that kind of judgment. They're just not that bright.
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Speaker 2: It's just it still shocks people. But you know, you
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Speaker 2: watch them on the screen. But it looked great. Well,
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Speaker 2: it looked great, they sound great, they're brilliant. Then you
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Speaker 2: find out in real life IQ like maybe maybe maybe
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Speaker 2: eighty five, maybe ninety. So, hey, if you are worried
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Speaker 2: about eating eggs, people love eggs, omelets, fried eggs, scrambled eggs,
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Speaker 2: hard boiled eggs. But you've said a cut down on
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Speaker 2: these eggs, you know, cholesterol, heart all that. You know
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Speaker 2: what a lot of people think. It's not so bad
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Speaker 2: cholesterol and brand new study shows if you're eating eggs regularly,
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Speaker 2: seventeen percent lower risk of dementia. Seventeen percent lower risk
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Speaker 2: of dementia. Eating eggs is not a bad thing necessarily. Hey,
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Speaker 2: Marco Rubio met with the Pope. He had to bring
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Speaker 2: him a gift. What would you bring the pope as
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Speaker 2: a gift? A Trump hat? No, I don't think so.
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Speaker 2: He brought a crystal football during his Vatican visit. He said,
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Speaker 2: I know you're a baseball guy, but here's a So
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Speaker 2: why do he give m a crystal football? I don't know,
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Speaker 2: but it was the highly anticipated Vatican visit. Rubio spent
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Speaker 2: approximately two hours at the Vatican speaking with Pope Leo,
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Speaker 2: also the Vatican Secretary of State and the Archbishop Gallagher.
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Speaker 2: Meeting took place in the Pope's private library. You know,
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Speaker 2: this pope speaks English, so a lot of people say
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Speaker 2: it's kind of eerie. You know, usually when you talk
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Speaker 2: to the Pope, he doesn't speak English. It's kind of
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Speaker 2: strange to speak to the Pope in English and he
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Speaker 2: responds in English. They're not used to it. Let me
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Speaker 2: just check youre gas prices should be down, stock market
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Speaker 2: is way up. The job's numbers were double what was projected,
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Speaker 2: double what was projected. Oil up half a half a
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Speaker 2: dollar ninety five dollars a gown, still down from where
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Speaker 2: it was a week ago. So that's pretty good. Iran.
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Speaker 2: They'll never really be a deal, never really be a deal.
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Speaker 2: It's just some point they'll just hang on forever. It's
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Speaker 2: a lot like North Korea. They have a good negotiating
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Speaker 2: position because they don't care what the hell happens. To
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Speaker 2: the country. It's just the leaders want to take care
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Speaker 2: of themselves, and you can destroy their economy, you can
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Speaker 2: shut it down. They don't care. They'll starve their people
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Speaker 2: to death, they'll kill all their people. They don't care
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Speaker 2: as long as they hold on on. That was what
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Speaker 2: happened in North Korea. That's what will happen here. Gas
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Speaker 2: prices once this is over in some form, gas prices
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Speaker 2: will just plunge instantly. Now let me point out when
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Speaker 2: it comes to gas prices. You know, if you watch
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Speaker 2: the fake news, all you hear about is Trump is
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Speaker 2: finished in the midterms because of the gas prices. It
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Speaker 2: was the official position of the Biden administration. I mean official,
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Speaker 2: They didn't just say it. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm you
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Speaker 2: can see the video, it's up on my Twitter came
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Speaker 2: out in a formal press conference and announced, quote, the
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Speaker 2: president does not control the price of gasoline. Remember at
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Speaker 2: that time, gasoline was more expensive than it is now.
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Speaker 2: We're still not even close to Biden prices. But the
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Speaker 2: official position was the president does not control the price
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Speaker 2: of gasoline. Hey, you know, they got these speed cameras everywhere,
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Speaker 2: not just in the cities, but the suburbs are getting
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Speaker 2: them all now, all over the place. They got those
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Speaker 2: speed cameras that'll take a picture of your license plate,
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Speaker 2: your car and record your speece. So if you're speeding
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Speaker 2: past the speed camera, you get a ticket in the mail.
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Speaker 2: There's not much you can do about it. There's the
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Speaker 2: picture of you. It's really hard to fight. So it
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Speaker 2: brings in a lot of revenue. Now besides the annoying
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Speaker 2: thing about getting the ticket, a lot of people are
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Speaker 2: starting to get nervous about all these speed cameras. Did
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Speaker 2: you know those speed cameras are not put up by
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Speaker 2: the government. It's not by the local No, it's a
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Speaker 2: private company, and the towns or wherever contract with this
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Speaker 2: private company, it's called flock Safety. It's their cameras. They
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Speaker 2: put them up, they collect the information government pays them
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Speaker 2: to do it. Now a lot of people are saying
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Speaker 2: flock Safety is gathering too much data on everybody, because
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Speaker 2: when the government gives them a contract for the speed cameras,
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Speaker 2: they they put them all over the place, some for speed,
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Speaker 2: some just watching, so that it's basically they setting up
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Speaker 2: a surveillance system all over the town or all over
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Speaker 2: a city and they're keeping track of everything you do.
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Speaker 2: They're really gathering a lot of data on people. When
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Speaker 2: they photograph your license plate, your car, they can go
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Speaker 2: they have a database where they can look up your registration,
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Speaker 2: your name, your address, who you are. And what a
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Speaker 2: lot of these companies do to make money is they
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Speaker 2: sell all the information or they use the information to
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Speaker 2: learn stuff about you. So again it's not the government,
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Speaker 2: it's this problem private company Flock Safety gathering tons and
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Speaker 2: tons and tons of data. And it's not just that
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Speaker 2: when you drive by it triggers the speed camera. But
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Speaker 2: apparently some Flock employees can view the cameras twenty four
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Speaker 2: to seven anytime they want. They can just look at
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Speaker 2: the cameras, so they can keep an eye on you,
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Speaker 2: your house, or whatever's around there. Just remember this, it
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Speaker 2: would become a story, a more important story at some point.
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Speaker 2: What was Flock Safety spying on us for? What were
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Speaker 2: they doing with the information? Interesting? Now? New York Times,
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Speaker 2: Crazy New York Times. They write a big article about
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Speaker 2: what we're gonna lose when the Late Show goes away?
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Speaker 2: Stephen Colbert New York Times, big headline, what do we
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Speaker 2: lose when the Late Show goes away? You know, really nothing.
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Speaker 2: Nobody watches it. It's a tiny audience. It's like a
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Speaker 2: million people. That's it. The old Johnny Carson The Night
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Speaker 2: Show would get nine twelve million people on a good night,
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Speaker 2: Big Night, they'd get forty to fifty million people. To say,
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Speaker 2: one million maybe, But they read this whole article about
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Speaker 2: the decline of what it means to lose. Now watch
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Speaker 2: they're going to replace this with a cheap show Byron
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Speaker 2: Allen's Comics Unleashed. It's a bunch of comics doing jokes.
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Speaker 2: It costs nothing, it's low budget. It'll get two or
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Speaker 2: three times the ratings of Colbert. It'll do much better
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Speaker 2: than Colbert. They're replacing it with that. And also Byron
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Speaker 2: Allen's got a game show. I forget what it's called,
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Speaker 2: but it's kind of a kind of a copy of
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Speaker 2: Hollywood Squares. But watch that'll get three times the ratings
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Speaker 2: of Colbert for no money at all. Hey, it's Don
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Speaker 2: Rickles one hundredth birthday. We've been taking a look back
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Speaker 2: at Don Rickles all this morning. It's incredible guy. He
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Speaker 2: was a great guy, regular guest on this show. Now
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Speaker 2: over the years, I used to be on in the
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Speaker 2: afternoons WNW afternoons, we'd do it live. But since coming
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Speaker 2: to WR, I've been on in the mornings, so ten
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Speaker 2: o'clock in the morning here, that's seven o'clock in the
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Speaker 2: morning in California. So to be honest, many times he
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Speaker 2: was on this show. If he wasn't in New York,
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Speaker 2: we'd pre record it because you can't get up at
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Speaker 2: seven in the morning, so we'd pre record it. Now
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Speaker 2: here's what it sounded like when I would call him.
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Speaker 2: So I'm calling him on the phone so we can
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Speaker 2: pre record the interview. Listen to when listen to when
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Speaker 2: he answers, Hell, Hey, it's Mark Simon.
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Speaker 6: What is it? What is it you want? Well, we're
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Speaker 6: give me a lifetime leave me alone for christ.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, we're gonna We're gonna record this interview. We'll play
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Speaker 2: it on where do.
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Speaker 6: I go to go to? Three people in Philadelphia? Hang on?
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Speaker 6: Sounds like, so I'm not just dead, so get over,
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Speaker 6: try to get over.
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Speaker 5: Well, hang on one to it.
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Speaker 2: I'll start. He was such a funny guy. Uh let
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Speaker 2: me find one more clip.
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Speaker 5: Uh.
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Speaker 2: Don Rickles on the show a few years ago. I
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Speaker 2: love Bob Newhart, but who was going to give you
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Speaker 2: more lesson Oh wait, Ron, clip right, this one we're
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Speaker 2: talking with Don Rickles. I've never asked you this before.
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Speaker 2: If you were not allowed to be in show business,
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Speaker 2: what would you be doing for a living?
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Speaker 6: Well, this has I know you're gonna push your chair
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Speaker 6: away when.
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Speaker 5: I tell you.
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Speaker 6: If I had the education, which I never had, in
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Speaker 6: other words, I went to high school. But yeah, I
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Speaker 6: always got to struggle with education in the service, right,
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Speaker 6: But if I had the education, I would have loved
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Speaker 6: to have been a psychiatrist. You're kidding, I know you
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Speaker 6: say that. Yeah, Well, because you know, because in my
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Speaker 6: work it is a form of psychiatry I have. I
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Speaker 6: have a second sense with people, and I know when
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Speaker 6: I'm talking to somebody, I can read them pretty good.
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Speaker 2: Pretty good, you read them better than anybody.
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Speaker 6: Well, thank you. But it's been something since I was
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Speaker 6: a very young man, and I've gone along with it
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Speaker 6: because people used to say, you know, well, I'm still do.
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Speaker 6: They say, oh, the guy's gonna insult you, but he's mean,
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Speaker 6: But that's not true. Otherwise I wouldn't be headlining all
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Speaker 6: these years. What I do is I exaggerate everything, and
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Speaker 6: I'm not mean spirited, and I don't really do a joke,
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Speaker 6: per se. I do a situation that becomes a joke,
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Speaker 6: And the whole idea is to exaggerate all our insecurities,
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Speaker 6: you know what I'm saying.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, but you look at the guy.
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Speaker 2: You know what he does for a living. You know
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Speaker 2: whether he's married. I mean, you said you can figure
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Speaker 2: out fifth. You're like an X ray machine, You're like
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Speaker 2: sonar radar.
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Speaker 6: Well, thank you, Mark, you know no, I'm on a
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Speaker 6: channel'll get you know.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, but you know, a psychiatrist, they usually they take
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Speaker 2: five years and then they still haven't cured your problem.
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Speaker 6: And well that's why I'm working them around in Westbury.
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Speaker 2: But great Don Rickles one hundred years old today and
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Speaker 2: we really really really miss him. So, uh hey, we'll
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Speaker 2: take some calls next. Bruce Blakeman will be with us
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Speaker 2: in a few minutes. We'll take some calls next. Eight
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Speaker 2: hundred three two one zero seven ten. That is the number.
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Speaker 2: Eight hundred three two one zero seven ten.
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Speaker 1: Own show on woor.
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Speaker 2: Hey, let's take some calls. Eight hundred three two one
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Speaker 2: zero seven ten is the number. Let's go to Stuart
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Speaker 2: in South Carolina. Stuart, how you doing.
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Speaker 7: Hey, Mark, are you excuse me. I got cold when
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Speaker 7: you talk about that Flock system if I had been
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Speaker 7: an elected sheriff in my county.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, flox system is the speed cameras. It's owned by
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Speaker 2: a private company.
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Speaker 7: Well, we don't we don't use it. We don't have
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Speaker 7: speed cameras in the South. I think they're unconstitutional. But
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Speaker 7: the thing is, the flock system is wonderful.
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Speaker 4: It really is.
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Speaker 8: If you have a homicide.
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Speaker 7: Suspect across the country and he hits that camera, or
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Speaker 7: suspended license or any anybody that you're looking for, and
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Speaker 7: you put in that plate number, it hits in that
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Speaker 7: flock system. My son has gotten many many felonies out
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Speaker 7: of that system. But when you're turning about watching your house,
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Speaker 7: I don't understand that because the cameras are strategically placed
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Speaker 7: on high, high traffic areas.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, but what the argument is people thought that speed
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Speaker 2: cameras were run by the government. It's a private company.
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Speaker 4: Does it for the No, Yeah, that's true.
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Speaker 2: But the private company apparently is collecting tons of data
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Speaker 2: on everybody.
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Speaker 8: Yeah.
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Speaker 7: See, I've never heard that. But you know, personally, it
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Speaker 7: may be a different system. I don't know. But down South,
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Speaker 7: like I said, we don't have red light cameras. We
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Speaker 7: don't have speed cameras at all.
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Speaker 4: But they do.
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Speaker 7: What they do is they watch and suspended plays, homicide suspects,
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Speaker 7: things like that. We can really zero in on them
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Speaker 7: and it is a wonderful system. But that's all it
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Speaker 7: does down here is just read license plates and then
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Speaker 7: they'll do very very quickly. In fact, NYPD has them
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Speaker 7: back on their cars their boxes. I don't know if
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Speaker 7: they've updated the technology or not, but.
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Speaker 8: They use the same system. But they're just reading license
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Speaker 8: plates and when they get hits, they go ahead and
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Speaker 8: make a traffic stop and a lot of times they're
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Speaker 8: getting a lot of suspects out of this.
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Speaker 2: All right, great stuff, Thanks for Colin Stewart. Let's go
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Speaker 2: to Frank in Sunset Park. Frank, how you doing?
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Speaker 5: Hey?
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Speaker 4: Mark?
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Speaker 9: Hey listen. I love all the interviews with Don Rickles
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Speaker 9: and love the old stories about Frank Sinatra and Johnny Carson.
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Speaker 9: I know you helped out with that Johnny Carson book.
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Speaker 9: Do you ever think about writing a book about all
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Speaker 9: your celebrity encounters and interviews?
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Speaker 2: I love your well, I've actually had many book offers
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Speaker 2: and this has been going on for years and The
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Speaker 2: problem is you got to write the book. And every
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Speaker 2: time I sit down to write, I don't know how
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Speaker 2: a writer does it. I can't do it. I make
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Speaker 2: a few notes. Yeah, I got like eight book deals
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Speaker 2: going through the years, and I've never been able to
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Speaker 2: force myself to just sit there and write out this book.
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Speaker 9: But I'd love to read it if you ever came
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Speaker 9: up with You got some so many great stories. Really
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Speaker 9: enjoy hearing him.
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Speaker 2: All Right, I'll get to it. I'll get to it
18:08
Speaker 2: a couple of people. Let me just dictate it. Yeah,
18:12
Speaker 2: but then you look at the dictation. It's all screwed up.
18:14
Speaker 2: It takes hours to correct it and get it back
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Speaker 2: into shape. Let's go to rich in Myrtle Beach. Rich
18:19
Speaker 2: how you doing?
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Speaker 9: Hey, Thanks Mark. I had the same idea. You know,
18:22
Speaker 9: you need a ghostwriter to do it for us. You
18:24
Speaker 9: don't have to sit at the typewrite and do it.
18:26
Speaker 9: Every time we turn on Fox News is another house
18:28
Speaker 9: showing another book. I don't know how these guys have
18:30
Speaker 9: a life between all the work on TV and showing
18:32
Speaker 9: these books and writing two books a week. I don't
18:34
Speaker 9: know how they do it.
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Speaker 6: Now.
18:35
Speaker 9: My wife and I used to see Don Wickles open
18:37
Speaker 9: for a Sinatra back in the late eighties and early nineties.
18:40
Speaker 9: It was really such a great pair to watch those
18:42
Speaker 9: guys work together. You know, you're talking about ice in
18:45
Speaker 9: New York State. You know my buddy detective Bob out
18:48
Speaker 9: in San Diego, he was a New York City detective
18:51
Speaker 9: for many, many years, and he listened to you all
18:52
Speaker 9: the way back to the Jay Diamond days and stuff.
18:55
Speaker 9: He said, he's watching a lot of these landscape a
18:57
Speaker 9: cruise in San Diego. San Diego go from six and
19:00
Speaker 9: seven people down to two and three people as they
19:02
Speaker 9: come around and round them up and take them out
19:03
Speaker 9: of you though.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I listen. Then we say, well, they're doing the
19:07
Speaker 2: jobs Americans won't to. Americans always did those jobs for
19:10
Speaker 2: a million years. They just won't do them for a
19:12
Speaker 2: one third the normal price. That's the that's the really preference.
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Speaker 2: But thanks for calling. Let's go. Let's go to uh
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Speaker 2: Vincent and Brooklyn Vincent.
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Speaker 5: How you doing, Good morning, Mark Mack. I'm okay. Remember
19:25
Speaker 5: if anybody wants UH not have your license plate, No.
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Speaker 2: No, no, don't say that on the air. Don't say
19:31
Speaker 2: it on the air. You said it once and apparently
19:34
Speaker 2: it works. It's true. Everybody in the call.
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Speaker 5: It works really really well.
19:38
Speaker 2: Everybody in the NYPD called me and said, don't put.
19:41
Speaker 5: That on the air every day. Okay, well, hey, let
19:43
Speaker 5: me ask you. I'll put this on the air mark.
19:46
Speaker 5: I'm glad that the Trump administration and our great military,
19:52
Speaker 5: the Navy in particular, are starting to take out these
19:56
Speaker 5: mosquito boats, because this is a true story. About forty
20:02
Speaker 5: years ago, my brother and I were going to a
20:05
Speaker 5: restricted area on the nautical map on the on the
20:10
Speaker 5: chart there you use for navigation coming out of Raridon Bay,
20:15
Speaker 5: there's this job extremely long pier and around the edges
20:21
Speaker 5: of it, it says on the map on the chart
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Speaker 5: it says restrict.
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Speaker 2: Did we lose visit?
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Speaker 5: We said, We said, well, let's go see what's in
20:33
Speaker 5: this restricted area. So we drive the boat over there.
20:38
Speaker 5: And before we get i'd say, we'rein a quarter of
20:42
Speaker 5: a mile of this restricted area, the coast Guard comes
20:46
Speaker 5: upon us and one of the guys on the coast
20:49
Speaker 5: Guard boat says, hey, guys, you got to get the
20:52
Speaker 5: hell out of here. And I said why he said,
20:56
Speaker 5: And then you could at the end of the pier
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Speaker 5: you could see it. It's where they dock the submarines
21:02
Speaker 5: and everything. So what I'm saying is is when these
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Speaker 5: mosquito boats are coming at these tankers and other commercial ships,
21:11
Speaker 5: and even at our naval ships, due to all the
21:14
Speaker 5: technology we have, we can easily see from which ports
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Speaker 5: these boats.
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Speaker 2: They've been doing that. When one comes out, we stop
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Speaker 2: it and then we blow up before.
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Speaker 5: That exactly because they can't op they can't operate from everywhere.
21:28
Speaker 5: It's not like a bass boat where you could pull
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Speaker 5: up with a trailer and just put it in the
21:34
Speaker 5: water and go after a destroyer or something like that. Also,
21:40
Speaker 5: because they got the machine gun on the front of
21:42
Speaker 5: the boat, the fifty gliba, you could pick that up
21:45
Speaker 5: on the radar. These boats that they're using look like
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Speaker 5: twenty five twenty nine foot either make those or ocean
21:53
Speaker 5: masters with a nine or eleven foot beam. That's the way.
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Speaker 5: With the set of console and the de top easy
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Speaker 5: to pick up.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, they've taken out every boat that's come at him.
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Speaker 5: That's they got to kill it. They gottai.
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Speaker 2: Well, Vincent, we got to go because we've got to
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Speaker 2: do the news. Great call, Thanks for calling. When we
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Speaker 2: come back. The best county executive in America. The next
22:12
Speaker 2: governor of New York. Bruce Blakeman will be with us
22:14
Speaker 2: next on seven to ten w O R. Mixter New York.
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Speaker 2: Mark alone, Well, Bruce Blakeman the best county executive in America.
22:26
Speaker 2: That's really being a governor of a county. And he's
22:28
Speaker 2: would be the best governor for New York. Uh. He's
22:31
Speaker 2: running against Kathy Hochel. He's gonna win. He'll be the
22:34
Speaker 2: next governor eurek. But he needs your help, very important.
22:37
Speaker 2: You go to blakemanfronew York dot com. You can donate,
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Speaker 2: you can volunteer, but do what you can. Go to
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Speaker 4: We're doing great, Mark, We've had a very very great
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Speaker 4: couple of weeks. We're building tremendous momentum. We are going
22:57
Speaker 4: to win because people throughout New York are miserable. Under
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Speaker 4: Kathy Hogel. We have the highest taxes, our utility rates
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Speaker 4: are seventy percent higher than the national average, all directly
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Speaker 4: attributal to Kathy Hokl. We are at the bottom of
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Speaker 4: economic development. We're forty one out of fifty states. Mark,
23:18
Speaker 4: can you imagine the one Great Empire state is forty
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Speaker 4: one out of fifty states. And economic development, we've got
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Speaker 4: to create jobs for our young people, good paying jobs.
23:29
Speaker 4: We've good benefits. We've got to get the economy going.
23:33
Speaker 4: That's how you make it more affordable. You've got to
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Speaker 4: cut utility rates, cut taxes, put more money in people's pockets,
23:40
Speaker 4: and they'll spend it the way they want to spend it,
23:42
Speaker 4: not the way government tells to spend it. And we
23:44
Speaker 4: got to stop spending all this money, billions of dollars
23:47
Speaker 4: on illegal migrants who've been here for fifteen minutes. They're
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Speaker 4: not and we're giving them free cell phones, free food,
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Speaker 4: free transportation, free housing, and New Yorkers get the bill
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Speaker 4: for that. Why are we spending hard earned taxpayer dollars
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Speaker 4: on people who just by virtue of the fact that
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Speaker 4: they come here. Because now we've become a migrant, we've
24:11
Speaker 4: become a magnet rather for legal migrants. Why should we
24:15
Speaker 4: be paying them all of these benefits with New Yorkers money.
24:19
Speaker 4: And we think meet things in New York like tax relief,
24:22
Speaker 4: like lower utilities, like investment in schools, hospitals, infrastructure. It's
24:27
Speaker 4: just obscene. What Kathy Hoche is doing with their buddy
24:31
Speaker 4: Zora and Mandami, that the two of them are going
24:34
Speaker 4: to tax us and spend us into bankruptcy.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, you got to give these two credit though for
24:39
Speaker 2: a hutzput. The Democrats have run all in New York
24:43
Speaker 2: State for thirteen years, the legislature, both houses, the governors
24:47
Speaker 2: or the mayor Democrats, and then they complain about the
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Speaker 2: affordability crisis that they created.
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Speaker 4: Created it. They created it when Kathy Hoko said in
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Speaker 4: their State of the State messive that we're not affordable
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Speaker 4: here in New York and she's going to be fixing it.
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Speaker 4: What have you done to the last four and a
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Speaker 4: half years, What have you done? The answer is nothing.
25:13
Speaker 4: She hasn't done anything to make it more affordable. She's
25:16
Speaker 4: made it less affordable by increasing taxes, by engaging in
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Speaker 4: this green energy scam where basically we're taking billions of
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Speaker 4: dollars of the rate payers money and we're using it
25:26
Speaker 4: on science projects for green energy that produced very little energy.
25:31
Speaker 4: It's very costly. We're sitting on one of the largest
25:34
Speaker 4: natural gas reserves in the world and she won't let
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Speaker 4: us drill that. And it's the same reserve that they
25:41
Speaker 4: have over the border in Pennsylvania. We're buying gas from Pennsylvania.
25:45
Speaker 4: It's insane what she is doing. She has no management skills.
25:50
Speaker 4: And look what happened yesterday. She said she had a
25:53
Speaker 4: budget deal and the speaker said, no, we don't. She's lying.
25:57
Speaker 4: So I mean, it's just complet uh And it's just
26:04
Speaker 4: it would be funny if it wasn't so tragic for
26:06
Speaker 4: the people in New York that the incompetence that we
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Speaker 4: have in Albany.
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Speaker 2: Well, that's why you got to go to go to
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Speaker 2: Blakemanfroewyork dot com. Contribute Blakemanfromnewyork dot com. Hey, now she's
26:18
Speaker 2: starting a whole new war with Tom Holman. Explain what
26:20
Speaker 2: you did in Nassau County with Ice. This is how
26:23
Speaker 2: you make it work. What you did.
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Speaker 4: So we had a comprehensive agreement with Ice, probably the
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Speaker 4: most comprehensive, with our police department, our sheriff's department, and
26:33
Speaker 4: as a result, by cooperating Wen, we rounded up two
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Speaker 4: thousand illegal migrants with criminal records and had them deported.
26:43
Speaker 4: People who had committed attempted murder, rape, burglary, robbery, drug dealing,
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Speaker 4: gang activity, and we got them out of the state,
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Speaker 4: out of the region, out of my county, and she
26:56
Speaker 4: would like them to still be here praying on the
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Speaker 4: residents of our state. And by the way, Mark, we
27:03
Speaker 4: did it without raiding a school, without raiding a church,
27:08
Speaker 4: without rating a daycare center, a hospital. We did it
27:12
Speaker 4: in cooperation with us, so we had control over the
27:14
Speaker 4: process and as a result, we have the safest county
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Speaker 4: in America according to the US News and World Report.
27:20
Speaker 4: That's what I want to do for the rest of
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Speaker 4: the stay.
27:22
Speaker 2: Yeah, hey, this is a crazy mom, Donnie. We had
27:25
Speaker 2: these rioters in front of the Parky Synagogue terrorizing Jewish
27:30
Speaker 2: people there. They called them protested, but they were rioting.
27:33
Speaker 2: They were clashing with the police. It went on for hours.
27:37
Speaker 2: What would you have done in that case, Well.
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Speaker 4: First of all, I would send a very strong message
27:43
Speaker 4: to zehron Mundami that if he can't keep our community safe,
27:47
Speaker 4: if he can't keep religious institutions safe, if he can't
27:51
Speaker 4: stop anti Semitism, racism, or any other kind of hate activity,
27:56
Speaker 4: that as governor, I will I will send my own
28:00
Speaker 4: horses to deal with it, and I will make sure
28:03
Speaker 4: that every community, every house of worship is safe, and
28:08
Speaker 4: that there's no harassment, no violence, no occupying buildings. He
28:13
Speaker 4: actually encourages this. I don't know why he's so anti Semitic,
28:17
Speaker 4: and he is because he doesn't criticize any other country
28:21
Speaker 4: in the world but Israel. He changed the definition of
28:24
Speaker 4: anti Semitism as one of his first access mayor. Why
28:27
Speaker 4: was that the most important thing to do when your
28:31
Speaker 4: mayor and your city is bleeding billions of dollars because
28:35
Speaker 4: you spend it on crazy programs that don't benefit anybody.
28:39
Speaker 4: You have so much fraud, waste, and abuse, and all
28:42
Speaker 4: he wants to do is raise taxes. So the guy
28:46
Speaker 4: he is doing a terrible job, and the state and
28:50
Speaker 4: the city need me to come in and save our
28:53
Speaker 4: state and save our city from hokal and Mondami.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, ask governor, how much can you do about Texas?
29:00
Speaker 2: You got to fight this crazy legislator to the legislature.
29:03
Speaker 4: Well, I'll just veto any tax bill they send me.
29:06
Speaker 4: I'm not going to let them institute an estate tax,
29:11
Speaker 4: what I call a guest tax on people who have
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Speaker 4: assets over seven hundred and fifty thousand when they die.
29:18
Speaker 4: That that gets an additional tax so that small businesses
29:22
Speaker 4: will have to be sold to pay the taxes, so
29:24
Speaker 4: family residents will have to be sold to pay the taxes.
29:27
Speaker 4: That's that's something that is totally unacceptable to me. I
29:32
Speaker 4: will not let it happen as governor. And that's what
29:35
Speaker 4: Kathy Hoakland's around Mandami want to do. They want to
29:38
Speaker 4: steal all of your hard earned assets so you can't
29:42
Speaker 4: leave it to your kids and your grandkids. It's disgraceful.
29:45
Speaker 2: Yeah, that pier the tear tax has got to be
29:48
Speaker 2: the dumbest thing in the world. And if you look
29:50
Speaker 2: at the numbers, it only brings in a couple hundred million.
29:53
Speaker 2: Why even bother it's such an annoying, little stupid tax.
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Speaker 4: Well, listen, it's crazy because us. What you want is
30:01
Speaker 4: you want to attract high net worth individuals to your state,
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Speaker 4: to your city, because they pay most of the taxes.
30:11
Speaker 4: When they leave, the taxes have to be paid by somebody,
30:15
Speaker 4: and it's going to fall as a burden on middle
30:17
Speaker 4: class people. So we don't want that to happen. Number one.
30:20
Speaker 4: Number two, which people have options. If they're going to
30:24
Speaker 4: have a vacation home, they can have it in New
30:26
Speaker 4: York City. If they're driven out of New York City,
30:30
Speaker 4: they'll have it in Scottsdale, Arizona, Dallas, Texas, bokra Ton, Florida, Miami, Charleston,
30:37
Speaker 4: South Carolina. They have options that middle class people don't have.
30:41
Speaker 4: And Mark, when they leave, they take valuable jobs and
30:45
Speaker 4: they take valuable business away. Think of the carpenters, the electricians,
30:50
Speaker 4: the plumbers, the waiters, the waitresses, the cleaning services, the
30:54
Speaker 4: dog walkers, the local pharmacy, the local tavern. They're all
30:59
Speaker 4: going to suffer. So instead of driving people out who
31:03
Speaker 4: create jobs and who pay the burden, the biggest burden
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Speaker 4: of the taxes, I want to encourage them to come
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Speaker 4: to New York and live in New York and have
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Speaker 4: their second home in New York and create economic activity
31:15
Speaker 4: so we'll have better jobs for our people in lower
31:17
Speaker 4: taxes and lower utility rates.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. Now, you're not like other candidates local mom, Donnie.
31:23
Speaker 2: All these people that run have really no experience running anything.
31:26
Speaker 2: You've been the county executive of a major county that's
31:30
Speaker 2: basically the same job as a governor. See, you would
31:32
Speaker 2: be the only one going into that office with actual
31:34
Speaker 2: skills ready to go.
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Speaker 4: Well, you know, Mark, my county is larger than in
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Speaker 4: eight states in population. I won reelection in the county
31:44
Speaker 4: with one hundred and ten thousand more Democrats in a landslide.
31:47
Speaker 4: I won by thirty six thousand votes. People like what
31:52
Speaker 4: I've done. I've made us the safest county in America,
31:54
Speaker 4: according to the US News and World Report. I have
31:58
Speaker 4: not raised taxes one penny one penny in the last
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Speaker 4: four years that I've been county executive. We've had a
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Speaker 4: budget surplus each year. We've gotten seven bond upgrades. Even
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Speaker 4: the Democrats state controllers said that our finances were in order.
32:16
Speaker 4: Our finances are excellent. I run a clean operation, a
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Speaker 4: smart operation, and I always make every decision based on
32:25
Speaker 4: two things. The taxpayer and the burden that they have
32:30
Speaker 4: and keeping their communities and their families safe. Those are
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Speaker 4: the most important things. And that's what I've done in
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Speaker 4: my county, and that's why I went in a Democratic county,
32:40
Speaker 4: and that's why I will be a governor that puts
32:43
Speaker 4: New Yorkers first, puts more money in your pockets, cuts
32:47
Speaker 4: your utility rates in half, make safer communities, and makes
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Speaker 4: you happy again, not miserable like Kathy Hochel has.
32:54
Speaker 2: Yeah, now, the only problem's got she's raised like thirty
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Speaker 2: forty million. What can people do to help you right now?
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Speaker 4: Yeh, go to Blakemanfronewyork dot com. Make an investment in
33:05
Speaker 4: my campaign. It is a wise investment because she wants
33:09
Speaker 4: to raise your taxes. Your utility rates are already through
33:13
Speaker 4: the roof. What do you got to lose? We've had
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Speaker 4: four years of Kathy Hookle. What do you got to lose?
33:20
Speaker 4: Vote for me, support me, send us a check, volunteer
33:24
Speaker 4: in our campaign, be part of a movement to save
33:28
Speaker 4: this state.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, very important. Well, you'd be a great governor. Everybody.
33:33
Speaker 2: Go to Blakemanfromnewyork dot com and donate, volunteer whatever you
33:37
Speaker 2: can do to help. Blakemanfromnew York dot com. Bruce Blakeman,
33:41
Speaker 2: good luck. I know you're working hard on the campaign
33:43
Speaker 2: and we'll talk again soon.
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Speaker 4: It's always an honor. Mark, Thank you so much, God
33:48
Speaker 4: bless you.
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Speaker 2: Thanks for being with us. Take care. Yeah, just go
33:51
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33:55
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33:59
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Speaker 5: Hey.
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Speaker 2: You know, in Virginia, they rammed through this redistricting the legislature.
34:47
Speaker 2: They put it a voters. They got this rammed through.
34:49
Speaker 2: They changed the districts they redistricted, giving Democrats a huge
34:55
Speaker 2: ten to one edge. They took all the seats away
34:57
Speaker 2: from Republicans, made them all Democratic seats with the Jerry manderin. Well,
35:03
Speaker 2: the Virginia Supreme Court just tossed it out, just overturned
35:06
Speaker 2: it completely, completely tossed it out. So that's the end.
35:10
Speaker 2: That's a big break for Republicans, so those seats are
35:15
Speaker 2: not lost. Also, it looks like Ron DeSantis in Florida
35:19
Speaker 2: will get his redistrict being done and he signed it
35:22
Speaker 2: as the governor. That's four extra seats for Republicans now.
35:26
Speaker 2: The only thing with that Florida that will take place
35:29
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