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Hour 2: The real Polls. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 2: Next week's the fourth of July. Coming up a week
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Speaker 2: from today will be the fourth of July weekend. So,
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Speaker 2: as we reported earlier, John Bolton has pled guilty. He's
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Speaker 2: pleading guilty to stealing classified documents and storing them. Now
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Speaker 2: it looks like the charge he's pleading guilty to carries
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Speaker 2: a possible ten years in prison. Federal prosecutors say they're
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Speaker 2: asking five years in prison. So it's possible he doesn't
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Speaker 2: have to go to prison. A judge could sentence him
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Speaker 2: to house arrest, a judge could just find him, a
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Speaker 2: judge could send them to probations, all kinds of things.
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Speaker 2: But it does carry a ten year sentence, and they're
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Speaker 2: going to ask for five, so this could get interesting.
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Speaker 2: It's possible you can see John Bolton in prison. Now.
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Speaker 2: If all this happens, it means you should see Joe
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Speaker 2: Biden in prison. I don't think you will. But Biden
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Speaker 2: did exactly what Bolton did, in fact, to a far
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Speaker 2: greater extent. Bolton was caught with hundreds and hundreds of
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Speaker 2: classified documents in his house. Now he was not the
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Speaker 2: President of the United States. Who is the guy that
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Speaker 2: actually classifies them and who has the power to unclassify
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Speaker 2: Bolton just simply, you know, worked in the State Department.
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Speaker 2: You can look at the classified documents there in what's
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Speaker 2: called a skiff. What does skiff stand for secure information facility? Secret? Secure?
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Speaker 2: I don't know. But you're not allowed to take him
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Speaker 2: out of the building. You're not even allowed to take
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Speaker 2: him out of the skiff. So he had no authority
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Speaker 2: at all to take these documents. In fact, he took
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Speaker 2: them home, put him on his home computer. And it's
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Speaker 2: a crime. He's guilty. Now that's hundreds of documents. Biden
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Speaker 2: was caught with about seven thousand classified documents. This is
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Speaker 2: not from when he was president, This is from when
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Speaker 2: he was Vice president. This is from when he was
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Speaker 2: a senator.
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Speaker 3: So it was.
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Speaker 2: Totally illegal for him to take those documents. They found
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Speaker 2: them in his garage, They found him in his office.
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Speaker 2: They found them in his den, They found him in
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Speaker 2: an office he head at a university. So Biden totally guilty. Now,
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Speaker 2: there was a special prosecutor looked at Biden and said
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Speaker 2: his mental condition was so bad that there's no way
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Speaker 2: he could even testify that he was just a feeble
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Speaker 2: old man who'd lost his memory. So that got him
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Speaker 2: out of it. But this stuff that Bolton's going to
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Speaker 2: plead guilty to and possibly face prison over, we know
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Speaker 2: that Biden is absolutely guilty. He admitted to having thousands
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Speaker 2: of classified documents that he had no authority to take.
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Speaker 2: So hey, there's a new book coming out that's got
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Speaker 2: the it's out already. The left wing is all excited
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Speaker 2: about it. The crazy fake news democrats. It's by those
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Speaker 2: New York Times idiots. It's to name Maggie Haberman and
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Speaker 2: n Jonathan Swan and every day you put on CNN
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Speaker 2: or MSNBC or The New York Times, they're just exploding
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Speaker 2: with an unbelievable, shocking revelation. This is the latest one. Now,
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Speaker 2: this is media Heite, which is a left wing, kookie,
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Speaker 2: left wing site, and it says blockbuster from authors, this
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Speaker 2: is what I listen to what they revealed in the book.
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Speaker 2: Apparently there was a meeting between Jeff Bezos and Donald Trump.
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Speaker 2: Actually they got together for dinner and the found out
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Speaker 2: about the conversation. It turns out they were badmouthing the
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Speaker 2: Washington Post. Trump was bad mouthing the Washington Post and
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Speaker 2: its reporters, and so was Bezos. Now badmouthing these reporters
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Speaker 2: at the Washington Post. That's every president ever, going back
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Speaker 2: to Lyndon Johnson, every president, Democrat, Republican, always bad mouthing
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Speaker 2: the reporting from the Washington Post. Now, in the case
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Speaker 2: of Bezos, he's the owner. He bought the Washington Post.
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Speaker 2: But he wouldn't expect him to do that. But he
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Speaker 2: was agreeing with Trump. He said, they, oh, well, a
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Speaker 2: lot of these people are terrible, and they are terrible.
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Speaker 2: Trump the arrangement syndrome, fake news. He had to fire
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Speaker 2: a lot of them. So this is the shocking revelation.
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Speaker 2: A regime change. Regime change inside the imperial presidency of
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump. The same book Dan Rather wrote when Nixon
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Speaker 2: was president. Rather called his book The Imperial Presidency. So
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Speaker 2: history repeat itself. Hey, speaking of Nixon, A big ceremony
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Speaker 2: at the Nixon Library President, the Vice President JD. Vance
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Speaker 2: goes out there to speak at the ceremony and he
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Speaker 2: makes a speech, and there was something in there that's
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Speaker 2: got the fake news all up in arms. If you're
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Speaker 2: watching the NBC even the Today Show this morning, it
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Speaker 2: was like the headline story shocking that the Vice President
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Speaker 2: Vance said, if Watergate happened today, it'd be a story
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Speaker 2: for about eleven minutes. Well, they were stunned by this,
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Speaker 2: and he compared he had the nerve to compare Watergate
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Speaker 2: with Nixon to what's going on today, in that Watergate
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Speaker 2: was the swamp, the deep state really out to get
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Speaker 2: Nixon and do him in. Well, Vance is not the
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Speaker 2: only one. You know, a lot of our historians looking
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Speaker 2: back at Watergate now, I think it was a deep
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Speaker 2: state plot in that all those burglars that were working
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Speaker 2: for the re election campaign decided to break into the
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Speaker 2: opposition head of the DNC, Larry O'Brien. They were going
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Speaker 2: to break into his office and try to bug his phone.
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Speaker 2: But the break in was so bungled and they did
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Speaker 2: it so badly they got caught by the security guard.
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Speaker 2: And then that's how you got Watergate. Well, a lot
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Speaker 2: of people historians even look back on this and think
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Speaker 2: that might have been a deliberate set up on Nixon,
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Speaker 2: that these burglars might have deliberately got caught to make
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Speaker 2: Nixon and the re election campaign look bad. And it
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Speaker 2: turns out all the burglars were CIA operatives. That's a
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Speaker 2: hell of a coincidence. They were all deep state CIA officers,
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Speaker 2: and they bungled up the break in, got caught, and
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Speaker 2: then all hell broke loose for Nixon. Now you're saying, well,
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Speaker 2: I can't believe a CIA people would try to bring
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Speaker 2: down Well, we just saw it recently. We saw the
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Speaker 2: exact same thing, Brennan Clapper. Remember the letter, the letter
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Speaker 2: from the fifty heads of the CIA and deep state
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Speaker 2: people saying the laptop was Russian disinformation. Will same thing.
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Speaker 2: These guys are real deep state and they will try
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Speaker 2: to bring down a president. So Vans will get attacked
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Speaker 2: over that, and they'll play the clip all day today
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Speaker 2: and probably on the Sunday shows. Hey, the war in Ukraine,
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Speaker 2: which you never hear about anymore. Remember that's all you
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Speaker 2: heard about. It was a number one issue for fake
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Speaker 2: news Ukraine. The war in Ukraine. You do not hear
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Speaker 2: about it. Anymore. It's in year forty seven or something.
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Speaker 2: I mean, it's been going on forever. How many years
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Speaker 2: has been going on, I don't know, six years something
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Speaker 2: like that. It's a long long time. Ukraine is doing
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Speaker 2: very well. I think if you're Russia, if you're Putin,
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Speaker 2: you got to start thinking this is a stalemate. I'm
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Speaker 2: never going to be able to do anything there. I mean,
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Speaker 2: it's time to think about getting out. Putin has lost
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Speaker 2: millions of soldiers there. Ukraine used to depend on US
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Speaker 2: for a weapons and that's no longer the case. You
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Speaker 2: got to give these Ukrainians and Zelensky credit for brilliance.
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Speaker 2: They needed drones. Most of the war being fought with drones,
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Speaker 2: and they're very expensive and they're hard to make. But
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Speaker 2: the Ukraine government figured out how to make drones. They
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Speaker 2: were buying them like crazy, and then they figured out
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Speaker 2: how you could make drones, and then they built drone factories.
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Speaker 2: They are now one of the biggest drone producers in
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Speaker 2: the world. They're producing them like crazy in dozens and
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Speaker 2: dozens of state of the art factories they built right
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Speaker 2: there in the Ukraine. So they're using them just overwhelm Russia.
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Speaker 2: Yesterday Ukraine bombarded with Russia with six hundred and sixty
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Speaker 2: drones at once at once. Russia's claiming they intercepted them all,
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Speaker 2: and maybe they did, but it's still that's overwhelming. Six
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Speaker 2: hundred and sixty massive drones, fully armed, attacking you at once.
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Speaker 2: They were in a dozen regions, including Moscow, Crimean Peninsula,
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Speaker 2: Black Sea, Sea of azof Moscow said at least forty
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Speaker 2: seven drones were heading right at the Russian capitol. They
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Speaker 2: claimed they intercepted them all. But that's pretty impressive that
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Speaker 2: the Ukraine has not only caught up to Russia, but
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Speaker 2: they're probably out producing them now when it comes two weapons. Hey,
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Speaker 2: the Epstein stuff, the files have been released. You know,
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Speaker 2: the whole idea, get these files released. Once we get
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Speaker 2: these files, that's it for Trump. We'll see what he did.
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Speaker 2: It'll be the end of Trump. Well, the files were released,
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Speaker 2: about ten million pages. The only Trump stuff in there
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Speaker 2: is how much Epstein hated Trump. They had no relationship.
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Speaker 2: They knew each other briefly a million years ago, but
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Speaker 2: through all of this stuff for the Epstein years, not
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Speaker 2: only didn't he know Trump, he hated Trump. Trump hated him.
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Speaker 2: They were bitter enemies. All you see in Epstein files
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Speaker 2: is millions of pages Trump of Epstein plotting to bring
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Speaker 2: down Trump. You see a lot of that with the
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Speaker 2: writer Michael Wolf, the New York Post guy at the time.
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Speaker 2: It's him and Epstein plotting what they could do to
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Speaker 2: ruin Trump. So there's nothing in there, But now a
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Speaker 2: couple of judges are ordering that they released. There's still
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Speaker 2: some stuff that's been redacted. There's nothing about Trump, but
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Speaker 2: they're demanding it be released. They'll probably comply. They'll probably
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Speaker 2: just release it because there's nothing in there about Trump.
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Speaker 2: And it's just I don't know why these people just
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Speaker 2: torture themselves every time they get stuff released. Not only
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Speaker 2: is there nothing there about Trump, but there's a million
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Speaker 2: democratic idols in there that get completely destroyed by these files.
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Speaker 2: Price of oil dropping even lower. It's about to hit
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Speaker 2: sixty eight dollars a gown. That's pre war levels. That's
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Speaker 2: pretty amazing. Hey, So yesterday we had a big Police
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Speaker 2: Athletically lunch and it's the finest children's charity in New York,
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Speaker 2: the Police Athletically. They did great work for so many
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Speaker 2: kids and once a month, John Katzi Meteiti's the chairman,
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Speaker 2: and I involved others involved. We do these luncheons, we
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Speaker 2: have a guest speaker, so yesterday's speaker, it's usually a senators, mayors, governors,
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Speaker 2: all sorts of prominent famous people speak, but yesterday it
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Speaker 2: was mayor Mom Donnie. Nobody knew quite what to expect,
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Speaker 2: and it was all The crowd was all the top
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Speaker 2: business people and CEOs of New York. I got to admit,
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Speaker 2: I mean, he's very charming in person. I mean he's
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Speaker 2: horrible as a mayor and all the things he's doing.
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Speaker 2: But this was not a political event. This was strictly
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Speaker 2: to help kids, and it was strictly a charity event.
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Speaker 2: But usually I opened a program by making a few
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Speaker 2: jokes and joking around. So what do you do with
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Speaker 2: the mayor, Mom, Donnie? Well, I made a lot of
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Speaker 2: jokes about him. I made jokes about him being a socialist,
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Speaker 2: I made jokes about everything. I got to admit. He
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Speaker 2: was very gracious. He has an excellent sense of humor.
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Speaker 2: If you don't believe me, go take a look at
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Speaker 2: my Instagram. There's pictures of him. The photographer caught him
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Speaker 2: laughing in the audience, but watch him laugh. It's like
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Speaker 2: when I started making jokes about it, you know, people
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Speaker 2: a little shocked for a second, and then he laughed
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Speaker 2: louder and harder than Anybody's quite gracious, quite nice about it,
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Speaker 2: and very good with charities and helping us out. But
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Speaker 2: check out my instagram, Mark Simone NYC at Instagram. You'll
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Speaker 2: see take a look again again, we've still got to
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Speaker 2: disagree with him on anything and everything. Just horrible stuff.
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Speaker 2: He's trying to do this rent freeze. He redid the
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Speaker 2: rent guidelinesport you know, he put all his own people
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Speaker 2: on there, so they voted a rent freeze on lots
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Speaker 2: of apartments. Now, everything they're doing has been tried before,
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Speaker 2: and every time you do it, it completely screws up housing.
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Speaker 2: You get less, housing prices go up despite the rent freeze,
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Speaker 2: and everything that they're doing has been done a million
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Speaker 2: times fails. Every time, it's always a total disaster. It's
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Speaker 2: fascinating because you look at a lot of these socialists,
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Speaker 2: a lot of these crazy left wing kook democrats, and
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Speaker 2: you check their background. They all went to Columbia, they
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Speaker 2: studied history, and well, if they studied all this stuff,
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Speaker 2: why wouldn't they know it? I mean, they're just crazy
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Speaker 2: with this stuff. And it's the problem with government. When
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Speaker 2: they try to fix something, they always make it worse.
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Speaker 2: And when it comes to housing, this is always the case.
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Speaker 2: We all maybe the government should just take it over. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: well we've seen that. Look at Nischa and the other
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Speaker 2: government housing projects. They're the worst conditions you could ever
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Speaker 2: live in. They're a disaster. Same thing happened in healthcare,
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Speaker 2: you know Obamacare, we'll take it over, we'll fix it. Well,
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Speaker 2: by the time they got done, it was much more
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Speaker 2: expensive and you lost your doctor in the process and
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Speaker 2: you couldn't get as much coverage as you had before.
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Speaker 2: So you're going to see the same thing happened with housing.
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Speaker 4: Uh.
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Speaker 2: I know. It keeps getting worse and worse with these
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Speaker 2: crazy left wingers. And when is this cycle going to
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Speaker 2: turn around? When is the public and a wise up
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Speaker 2: and start voting them eventually? I mean, but like some
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Speaker 2: people said, it's going to have to get worse before
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Speaker 2: it gets better. Hey, we'll take some calls. Next eight
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Speaker 2: hundred three two one zero seven ton is number eight
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Speaker 2: Hey, let's take you calls eight hundred three two one
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Speaker 2: zero seven. Ton is the number eight hundred three two
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Speaker 2: one zero seven ten. Let's go to Randall in Maryland. Randall,
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Speaker 2: how you do one good?
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Speaker 4: Mark?
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Speaker 2: Mark?
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Speaker 4: Did you ever meet a man called Mars Levy?
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Speaker 2: Marris Levy? Yeah?
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Speaker 4: Who was morri Roulette Records? Oh?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, of course, Marris Levy was the the gangster owner
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Speaker 2: of Roulette Records, right. Yeah. In fact, if you talk
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Speaker 2: to all those artists, Tommy James and the Shan Dell's,
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Speaker 2: and they'll tell you horror stories about what happened to
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Speaker 2: their money with Morris Levy. Actually, I think Tommy James
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Speaker 2: wrote a book about it. Yeah, he remember The Sopranos
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Speaker 2: there was a character named Hesh.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I don't know.
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Speaker 2: But oh yeah, I'm the Sopranos. The character named Hesh
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Speaker 2: who was in the music business, who had a record
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Speaker 2: company that was actually based on Morris Levy. But what
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Speaker 2: do you want to say about it?
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Speaker 4: Well, I was fascinated by some of his name comes
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Speaker 4: up with. Like you said about all the money you
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Speaker 4: stole from with publishing rights, I'm fascinated about the publishing
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Speaker 4: rights and deals. What who gets what?
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Speaker 2: That's interesting? You love stealing and you're fascinated by why
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Speaker 2: he's so fascinated. Well that stealing.
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Speaker 4: Well I read some of those books and his name
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Speaker 4: comes up, like with Tommy James, like you like you
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Speaker 4: said he was a gangster.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, well there was a lot of mob connection. But
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Speaker 2: you know, there were a lot of guys back then
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Speaker 2: because in the fifties, all these artists, you know, all
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Speaker 2: these groups that came along, they were not very educated.
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Speaker 2: They certainly knew nothing about the big business or finance,
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Speaker 2: and he would sign them to ridiculous contracts and they would,
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Speaker 2: you know, all the money would come in from the
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Speaker 2: record and a million dollars to come in. They give
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Speaker 2: the guy four thousand and keep the rest, and he
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Speaker 2: was thrilled with the four thousand. But you know, in
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Speaker 2: years later I found out how much they lost. There
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Speaker 2: was this I don't know if I mentioned names here.
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Speaker 2: Remember the singer George McCrae Rock Your Baby. It's in
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Speaker 2: Alan Grubman's book, so I guess I can say it.
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Speaker 2: But the groupment's in the head of the record company's
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Speaker 2: office and McCrae comes in with a gun, points it
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Speaker 2: right at him. He said, this record made millions. You
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Speaker 2: took all my money. I never got my money. And
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Speaker 2: he had the record company guy who reached in his
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Speaker 2: pocket took out keys. He said, you see that Cadillac,
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Speaker 2: that brand new Cadillac up there here, it's yours. Take it.
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Speaker 2: That made him happy and he left, and Alan Grubman said, wow,
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Speaker 2: he goes that's a rental car. So uh, that's how
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Speaker 2: bad those guys were. Let's go to Tony and White Plains. Tony,
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Speaker 2: how you doing?
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Speaker 5: Yeah?
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Speaker 6: Hi doing? Mark?
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Speaker 1: Mark?
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Speaker 6: Mark? I think with all these comedi's getting elected, I
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Speaker 6: think it's actually going to help us during the mid
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Speaker 6: term elections. And the other thing I have, I have
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Speaker 6: a good name for the Obama Museum. Yes, I think
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Speaker 6: I think it should be called the Flintstone Obama Museum.
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Speaker 2: All right, keep working on that. Keep working on I'm
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Speaker 2: gonna need a lot of tweaking on that idea. Keep
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Speaker 2: working on that. Let's go to Joe and Elmwood Park. Joe,
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Speaker 2: how you doing?
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Speaker 5: Good morning? Mark? Coming back to Nixon, Nixon told Donald
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Speaker 5: Trump forty years ago that the media was the enemy,
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Speaker 5: and Rockefeller was behind that because he wanted to be
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Speaker 5: picked for VP when Spiro Agnew retired her.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, well that's where the fake news really got going.
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Speaker 2: I mean it was always like that. It was always
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Speaker 2: a liberal slant, but it was under Nixon and especially
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Speaker 2: Dan ratherback then, who was the White House reporter. He
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Speaker 2: was the Jim Acosta of his time. That's what really
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Speaker 2: cranked up that fake news. They felt it was their
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Speaker 2: obligation to the country to bring down Richard Nixon. But
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Speaker 2: there was always a big slant. You know, John F.
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Speaker 2: Kennedy is sneaking around cheating on his wife with Marilyn Monroe.
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Speaker 2: He's the most famous man in America. She's the biggest
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Speaker 2: movie star in America. They're having an affair, and apparently
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Speaker 2: all the press knew about it. They would see them
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Speaker 2: sneaking around. There was that famous party at the Arthurs
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Speaker 2: Letinger's house where like they were over in the corner cuddling.
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Speaker 2: I mean, it was pretty well known. And if you
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Speaker 2: ask those guys you're later, the reporters, the media, why
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Speaker 2: did you keep it quiet? Well, it was you don't understand.
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Speaker 2: It was a different era back then, it was different
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Speaker 2: back then. I still think it's because Kennedy had a
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Speaker 2: D after his name. He was the Democrat. If it
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Speaker 2: had been Richard Nixon at the time, believe me, they
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Speaker 2: would have exposed. It would have been the front page
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Speaker 2: the next day if it was Richard Nixon. Let's go
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Speaker 2: to Fran in Massapequa, fran How you doing?
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Speaker 3: How you doing?
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Speaker 4: Pole?
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Speaker 3: Always a pleasure, Thanks for being a peak and a truth.
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Speaker 3: The bottom line is this, with all of these communists
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Speaker 3: being voted in, this is the result of I'm just
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Speaker 3: going to go to the last twenty six years of
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Speaker 3: the school children being indoctrinated. So in two thousand, when
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Speaker 3: you have that eighth grader in there, or that seventh
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Speaker 3: grader or that twelve year old, you got to remember
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Speaker 3: twenty years later, these are the scumbags that are voting.
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Speaker 3: These are the people that are rioting because they've been
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Speaker 3: told their whole life that America is no good. White
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Speaker 3: people are racist and we stole the land. So if
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Speaker 3: you're told that every and go bay, this is the
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Speaker 3: way you're going to act. We are in bad shape.
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Speaker 3: That the Department of Education is one of the biggest
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Speaker 3: stamps in the whole world.
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Speaker 2: Well you look kind of useless. But the real problem
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Speaker 2: is you're right, the universities became indoctrination centers. And it
20:15
Speaker 2: was a plot. I got a thirty forty year plot
20:17
Speaker 2: by a lot of big money of people and by
20:20
Speaker 2: other countries as China and others pumped a ton of
20:23
Speaker 2: money into this, and we're able to change many of
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Speaker 2: our top universities, especially the Ivy League once. First they
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Speaker 2: infiltrated the board of trustees, got a lot of people
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Speaker 2: on those boards. Then they changed the faculty of very
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Speaker 2: left wing kook faculty. So a million years ago, when
20:39
Speaker 2: you went to school, you know, you'd be taught about
20:41
Speaker 2: the great America and history and how you'd be taught
20:46
Speaker 2: about all the time socialism failed in communism feeld Well,
20:49
Speaker 2: if you've been going to school in the last thirty
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Speaker 2: forty years, you're being taught about how wonderful and better
20:53
Speaker 2: socialism is, how evil America is. And that's the problem,
20:56
Speaker 2: you know. And a lot of this protesting and the
20:58
Speaker 2: Antifa stuff being funded out of China. You got this
21:01
Speaker 2: guy Neville Roy Sigman. He's like the new Soros. He's
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Speaker 2: funding this stuff like crazy. He's operating with the Chinese government.
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Speaker 2: He operates out of Shanghai, protected by them his money,
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Speaker 2: and they just keep pouring money. They decided to'll bring
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Speaker 2: down America this way from the inside. And it's been
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Speaker 2: a long, multi decade plot and it seems to be working.
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Speaker 2: You could undo it. It's gonna take a while, it's
21:27
Speaker 2: gonna take a lot of money. That's how the way
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Speaker 2: they were able to take over those boards of trustees
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Speaker 2: in those universities. Somebody starts making massive donations, next thing
21:37
Speaker 2: you know, they're on the board. I mean, that's basically
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Speaker 2: what it is. You're the biggest, biggest donor, given a fortune,
21:43
Speaker 2: they'll put you on the board of the charity. They'll
21:45
Speaker 2: put you on the board of the university. And then slowly,
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Speaker 2: enough of those people on the board you can change
21:51
Speaker 2: the whole nature of it. Hey, when we come back,
21:53
Speaker 2: we'll talk to the best polster in America, John McLaughlin.
21:58
Speaker 2: He'll have a lot of intel on the numbers where
22:01
Speaker 2: everybody stands. Candidates. Well, get to all of that. It'll
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Speaker 2: be fascinating. Coming up next on seven to ten.
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Speaker 1: W R Mark some live from the WR Life Back studios.
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Speaker 2: Well, let's talk to the best pollster in the world. Now, first,
22:20
Speaker 2: you got these public polls you know that you see
22:22
Speaker 2: in the news, you see on TV, the media polls,
22:25
Speaker 2: the college balls, they're all just junk. There a couple
22:27
Speaker 2: hundred people, real, cheaply done. The dead serious polls that
22:31
Speaker 2: the candidates use are very, very sophisticated, deadly accurate, and
22:35
Speaker 2: the best to all of them is John McLaughlan. You
22:39
Speaker 2: can check out his website, it's McLaughlin online dot com.
22:43
Speaker 2: But this is who real candidates use, president's prime ministers use.
22:47
Speaker 2: And he's with us now, John McLaughlin, how you doing, Mark?
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Speaker 4: I'm doing well, and I'm doing well because as long
22:55
Speaker 4: as Donald Trump's president, well, I'm always going to be
22:59
Speaker 4: able to listen to you. Those polls were deadly accurate,
23:02
Speaker 4: which they were.
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Speaker 2: Hey, just explain to us this past week you had
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Speaker 2: these Democratic primaries, the biggest nuts job kook left wing
23:11
Speaker 2: social What is this trend and where will it end?
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Speaker 4: Well, it's within the Democrat Party. These big government socialists
23:19
Speaker 4: are taking over and it's in reaction to the success
23:23
Speaker 4: that that President Trump has had.
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Speaker 2: We have.
23:27
Speaker 4: I mean, the Republicans are mainstream. President Trump has transformed
23:31
Speaker 4: the Republican Party into this party of working class homeowners, capitalists,
23:37
Speaker 4: people who want to run some wall businesses and farmers, etc.
23:42
Speaker 4: You've got this great Heartland coalition that we created back
23:46
Speaker 4: in twenty sixteen for him to win the first time.
23:48
Speaker 4: It has expanded where we won the popular vote in
23:51
Speaker 4: twenty twenty four and we swept the battle around states.
23:54
Speaker 4: And in reaction to it, the Democrats have gone nuts.
23:58
Speaker 4: They've terranged, and we just put out a poll that
24:01
Speaker 4: the President retruthed that last night where his job approvals
24:05
Speaker 4: kicked back up to fifty forty six percent disapproved. It's
24:08
Speaker 4: a thousand likely voters who tend to vote this November.
24:12
Speaker 4: And it's so he has some success because on Iran,
24:18
Speaker 4: most Americans, from what they see or read, they support
24:22
Speaker 4: what he's doing with the ceasefire deal. And what's amazing
24:26
Speaker 4: is you've got seventy six percent. There's a message gap
24:29
Speaker 4: because seventy six percent approved that everyone must never have
24:32
Speaker 4: a nuclear weapon, and you've got another seventy five percent
24:35
Speaker 4: saying we've got to require a RAN to stop funding
24:38
Speaker 4: international terrorism against Israel and other nations. But if you
24:43
Speaker 4: go to left wing cable channels, or you don't get
24:46
Speaker 4: your information from any news source other than you know,
24:50
Speaker 4: like if you don't hear from the writers certain people
24:54
Speaker 4: like to listen to your show or have fair journalism
24:57
Speaker 4: with his Newsmax or Fox News, et cetera. They're not
25:00
Speaker 4: getting that information that this is what it's about. And
25:03
Speaker 4: it's amazing. I mean, you know so, but the President Trump,
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Speaker 4: he's getting it out and he's getting his supports starting
25:09
Speaker 4: to tick back up. The difference too, is the Republicans
25:13
Speaker 4: for Congress. While President Trump's increasing his support Republicans who
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Speaker 4: are losing to the Democrats in the generic vote for
25:21
Speaker 4: Congress forty six to forty three. So there's Trump voters
25:25
Speaker 4: who are not voting for Republicans who may not vote
25:29
Speaker 4: in November. They may have to show up, which is
25:31
Speaker 4: a disaster for the midterms because he had one hundred
25:34
Speaker 4: and fifty five million people come out in you know,
25:37
Speaker 4: in twenty twenty four vote for President Trump got seventy
25:41
Speaker 4: seven million, But midterms you only get like in twenty eighteen,
25:44
Speaker 4: one hundred and eighteen million people, or in twenty twenty
25:46
Speaker 4: two you had one hundred and twelve million people. So
25:49
Speaker 4: if the Trump voters still come out, these socialists who
25:52
Speaker 4: have taken over literally a few thousand votes, I mean
25:56
Speaker 4: the Mondamine's candidate Chevity. It should be espally that in
26:01
Speaker 4: the Bronx and Harlem by a mere three thousand votes
26:04
Speaker 4: because you only had about sixty thousand people voting in
26:07
Speaker 4: the or I forget the total number, but it's about that.
26:10
Speaker 4: It's it's it's a small number of people that turn
26:13
Speaker 4: out in primaries. So the socialists, these big of the socialists,
26:17
Speaker 4: understand that that they can take over the Democrat Party
26:20
Speaker 4: because the Democrat Party, the establishment is so weak, and
26:24
Speaker 4: that's how mom Dami got elected. He got elected in
26:27
Speaker 4: the primary. And they're running these primaries, you know, and
26:31
Speaker 4: they're you know, the Landers beat Goldman. I mean, it's
26:36
Speaker 4: amazing when you think about it, and I mean the
26:38
Speaker 4: anti Semitism, the message of prohomous anti Semitism is unbelievable
26:44
Speaker 4: that that, you know, Landers himself, who happens to be
26:47
Speaker 4: doing beat Gang Goldman because he was too pro Israel
26:50
Speaker 4: and wasn't anti Israel enough. And then you get to
26:55
Speaker 4: you know, shots you once heard this, but they're they're
26:58
Speaker 4: these socialists, they're agenda the Democrats. Socialists. They want to
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Speaker 4: legalize prostitution. They want to legalize which is bad for you,
27:06
Speaker 4: and trafficking. They want to legalize hard drugs. They want
27:08
Speaker 4: to shut down jails. Chevy I thinks if somebody commits murdered,
27:12
Speaker 4: they shouldn't have to go to jail because she wouldn't
27:14
Speaker 4: answer the question four times. They're really radical, extreme Democrats. Yeah,
27:19
Speaker 4: and it's not just happening in New York. You know,
27:22
Speaker 4: you got l s a Ed in Michigan, you got
27:26
Speaker 4: Tolerico in Texas, You've got Platnir and Maine, you've got
27:30
Speaker 4: really extreme Democrats winning primaries.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. As you say, in the mid term type elections,
27:37
Speaker 2: you got low turnout. And the problem is Democrats and
27:41
Speaker 2: they're really good at turnout. They've got their best ground game.
27:43
Speaker 2: Republicans don't have it in a lot of places, especially
27:46
Speaker 2: in New York. How is that ever going to get fixed?
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Speaker 4: Well, well, well Trump fixed it because you ended up
27:55
Speaker 4: having to build a lot of organizations where you have
27:58
Speaker 4: these nonprofits that are old identify voters and get them out.
28:01
Speaker 4: But Trump had aggress which you know group that came
28:04
Speaker 4: out from He had an agenda where he wanted voter
28:07
Speaker 4: ID proof of citizenship before you vote. You want to
28:09
Speaker 4: have his Trump tax cuts renewed, no tax on tips,
28:12
Speaker 4: no tax on overtime, no tax tax credits for senior citizens.
28:17
Speaker 4: He wanted to secure the border. I mean, he hasn't
28:20
Speaker 4: make America scoring our military, make sure our reign doesn't
28:23
Speaker 4: get nuclear weapons. He had an agenda that people were
28:26
Speaker 4: passionate about to go out vote. Plus you had Joe
28:29
Speaker 4: Biden and Kana Harris on the other side. But you know,
28:33
Speaker 4: when you think about it, like here in New York,
28:35
Speaker 4: the only way we're going to stop the socialists is
28:38
Speaker 4: to elect Bruce Blakeman as governor because the tailor is
28:42
Speaker 4: wagon they're doing on hopeful because I mean Bruce is
28:46
Speaker 4: like he's cut taxes and he got re elected in
28:48
Speaker 4: a Democrat county. Big he cut taxes. He's got a
28:51
Speaker 4: tax cut playing for New York. He's going to cut
28:53
Speaker 4: utility bills in half because there's so much regulation and
28:56
Speaker 4: waste there. You know, he's going to make our life
28:59
Speaker 4: more for rable. Plus he'll keep us safe because like
29:01
Speaker 4: NASA Davis County in the country because he hired hundreds
29:05
Speaker 4: of law enforcement officers.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, we want Bruce Blakeman to win. But you're the
29:10
Speaker 2: pollster right now, Where does it stand? How does it
29:13
Speaker 2: look by the way.
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Speaker 4: Don't believe the fake poles like Sienna Institute must get
29:18
Speaker 4: money because they do registered votes. They only had twenty
29:20
Speaker 4: two percent. Republicans were normally twenty five to thirty percent,
29:24
Speaker 4: so there's any point skew there. They also had forty
29:26
Speaker 4: percent for New York City. It was only thirty two
29:29
Speaker 4: percent four years against Zelden from New York City, so
29:33
Speaker 4: there's a sixteen point skew. But don't believe those state poles.
29:37
Speaker 4: Blakeman's within within about eight nine points. That was our
29:41
Speaker 4: last poll, and Huckel. The bottom line where we had
29:44
Speaker 4: in common with those other poles is the voters don't
29:48
Speaker 4: like Kathy Hochel. They think she's too weak. They don't
29:50
Speaker 4: think she'll stand up to then Donnie her can't she
29:53
Speaker 4: supposedly she endorsed the establishment Democrats. There was the King
29:57
Speaker 4: Jeffreys against mont Donne's Kennys. They got steamrolled. Nobody came
30:01
Speaker 4: out for them. They don't like them. We can't afford
30:03
Speaker 4: New York. New York's the jobs leaving, there's businesses leaving.
30:07
Speaker 4: I mean, it's like my Nami's talking about it can
30:11
Speaker 4: hover homes of property for people he wanted into ten
30:14
Speaker 4: percent property taxi in New York City. I mean, you're
30:17
Speaker 4: going to have a clear contrast between the what Bruce
30:21
Speaker 4: Blaitman wants to do to keep New York affordable and
30:24
Speaker 4: safe versus Oukalhem Mandonnee what they're doing to the state.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. Hey, John McLaughlin, the world's best poster. People must
30:32
Speaker 2: ask you all the time, what's going to happen in
30:33
Speaker 2: the midterms. Isn't it really too early to say?
30:37
Speaker 4: No? Well, it is in some degree, it is. There
30:41
Speaker 4: could be things that change, But right now it's a contest,
30:46
Speaker 4: and you've got about forty districts where they're in play
30:51
Speaker 4: for Congress to the House, and there's fourteen absolute toss ups,
30:54
Speaker 4: and I could decide, so, you know, a little like
30:58
Speaker 4: I'm talking about the mood or the country. The generic ballot,
31:01
Speaker 4: it's like, if it moves a couple of points, it
31:05
Speaker 4: could represent dozens of congressional seats and maybe three or
31:09
Speaker 4: four really contested Senate seats where you're looking at. The
31:12
Speaker 4: Senate is also in play. And by the way, Chuck
31:16
Speaker 4: Schumer in my national poland if you want to find
31:18
Speaker 4: the results, it's at MacLaughlin online dot com. Yeah, on
31:22
Speaker 4: our website but Chuck Schumer is a twenty nine favorable,
31:26
Speaker 4: like forty four six unfavorable. He's like, he's the leader
31:31
Speaker 4: of the Democrats in the Senate. So here he is
31:35
Speaker 4: twenty nine favorable, forty five unfavorable, and he's really disliked.
31:39
Speaker 4: And that's President Trump's main opponent. I mean, the guy
31:43
Speaker 4: who shuts down the government, the guy who stoles all
31:45
Speaker 4: the legislation, the guy who any you know voter id
31:50
Speaker 4: to make sure we have honest elections. He's the guy
31:53
Speaker 4: who stopped on this. And he's from New York. And
31:55
Speaker 4: by the way, if there was a primary in New York,
31:57
Speaker 4: he loves by twenty points to Aos. She decided to
32:01
Speaker 4: Brimmary he'd get trust so he'd be he'd be the
32:04
Speaker 4: next one to get run over by Mondonmi wow. But
32:08
Speaker 4: but that's you know, but that's it is it too
32:12
Speaker 4: early now, it's it's I mean, there's still a lot
32:16
Speaker 4: at stake in there's there's a contrast election that has
32:18
Speaker 4: to be has to be defined where this is what
32:22
Speaker 4: the Democrats stand for Tula, Rico and Texas. You know,
32:25
Speaker 4: he doesn't think God's It's thinks there's six genders in
32:29
Speaker 4: God's nine binarian and you get this guy Platinum with
32:33
Speaker 4: the Nazi tattoo up and up in Maine, and you
32:36
Speaker 4: get you know, I mean, there's serious issues at play.
32:40
Speaker 4: And the Democrats they don't want to just repeal the
32:43
Speaker 4: tax cuts, they want to the Trump taxes. They want
32:46
Speaker 4: to raise taxes. So actually you win on an affordability
32:49
Speaker 4: issue when you want to raise taxes about seventeen hundred
32:52
Speaker 4: dollars a person on every American.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, well, we'll see, but keep palling, and I should
33:00
Speaker 2: help Bruce Blakeman. We want to see him become governor.
33:03
Speaker 2: And if you want a donator, Andy, go to Blakeman
33:05
Speaker 2: from New York dot com and help him out.
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Speaker 4: Uh.
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Speaker 2: Well, John mcglochlan, great stuff. Now your website has got
33:11
Speaker 2: a lot of information on it and polling. Uh. McLachlan
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Speaker 2: online dot com. McLachlan online dot com. John McLaughlin, thanks
33:20
Speaker 2: for being with us.
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Speaker 4: Mark, thank you, and keep up, keep up for great work.
33:25
Speaker 4: And uh, you know, I really enjoyed the I really
33:28
Speaker 4: enjoy the praise about the past. Paul's dome. Right, we
33:31
Speaker 4: got to work on the next set.
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Speaker 2: All right, Okay, keep working, keep up the great work,
33:35
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33:38
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34:21
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34:25
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34:30
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34:33
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34:38
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34:42
Speaker 2: But it's pretty clear now this was not law fair,
34:44
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34:47
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