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Hour 1: Israel vs The New York Times. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Fly from Midtown Manhattan. Here comes the Mark Simone Show
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Speaker 1: on seven tenor.
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Speaker 2: Well, hey, a lot going on. We'll get to the
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Speaker 2: President's China visits so far very successful. We'll we'll get
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Speaker 2: to Israel. This is great New York Times, you know,
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Speaker 2: probably the most anti Semitic newspaper ever. I mean, this
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Speaker 2: is the paper that covered up the Holocaust. I mean
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Speaker 2: it's a long history of anti semitism. Israel has finally
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Speaker 2: announced they're going to sue the New York Times for defamation.
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Speaker 2: They just printed some outrageous stuff this week. So this
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Speaker 2: is good. Somebody will finally once overall expose the New
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Speaker 2: York Times. We'll get to Mom, Donnie, and a whole
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Speaker 2: lot more coming up. The president. The China visit, very
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Speaker 2: very successful. First, the greeting on the runway. Normally, if
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Speaker 2: you look at the past presidents, it's not much of
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Speaker 2: a greeting. In fact, with Obama, they didn't even give
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Speaker 2: them a proper staircase to come down from Air Force One.
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Speaker 2: He had to use the little backstairs, the baby stairs
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Speaker 2: to come down. But in this case President Trump, enormous greeting. Now,
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Speaker 2: President she wasn't there to greet him, but he never
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Speaker 2: does that. But this was actually quite an upgrade from
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Speaker 2: the last time the President was there. The Vice president
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Speaker 2: of China was there to greet them, Both ambassadors, senior
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Speaker 2: foreign affairs officials were there to greet him. Red carpet
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Speaker 2: welcome also military band, honor guard, three hundred youths singing
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Speaker 2: a welcome message, waving American and Chinese flag. So it's
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Speaker 2: quite an honor that she gave him the greeting on
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Speaker 2: the runway. To've had the meetings all day yesterday, big
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Speaker 2: state dinner last night. Then at the state dinner, President
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Speaker 2: Trump making a great speech, and President she actually not
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Speaker 2: only making a great speech but saying yelling out Maga
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Speaker 2: to the crowd, make America grade again, driving the left
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Speaker 2: absolutely nuts that she said that. But quite an honor
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Speaker 2: to President Trump that he said that. Now there's a
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Speaker 2: lot to discuss and what everybody is on the trip,
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Speaker 2: not just all these business leaders, but Pete Hegzith and
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Speaker 2: Scott Bessant and all the major cabinet officials are there,
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Speaker 2: and Bessant will meet with his counterparts in China as well,
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Speaker 2: Hegzith and Rubio and everybody else. So there's endless meetings
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Speaker 2: going on all day. Trump and she will talk. Now
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Speaker 2: you're going to read that she is demanding Taiwan, that
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Speaker 2: he'd be able to take control of Taiwan. He's absolutely firm.
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Speaker 2: And that's it. Now, we don't know if this is true.
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Speaker 2: This is coming from Chinese sources, Chinese news, which is
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Speaker 2: you know, state controlled. This is just being leaked out
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Speaker 2: by China. You notice the media here in America, the networks,
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Speaker 2: the fake news. Whenever President Trump says anything, they always
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Speaker 2: stick in the phrase without evidence. He said without evidence.
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Speaker 2: So when she says something, they never stick in without evidence.
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Speaker 2: They never do that to him. To President Trump. Some
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Speaker 2: things have already come out of this. It looks like
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Speaker 2: we're very close to getting China to start buying American oil.
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Speaker 2: They're depending on Iran and the oil and the straight
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Speaker 2: of hermose to get to them. If you look on
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Speaker 2: a map, there's parts of China that are very close
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Speaker 2: to Iran. It's much easier to ship that oil from
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Speaker 2: Iran to China. A little tougher from the US, it
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Speaker 2: would have to come. Well, the West Coast is a
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Speaker 2: problem because of all the green people. We don't have
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Speaker 2: the proper pipelines to the West coast, so we can't
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Speaker 2: get enough oil to the West coast, so it's a
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Speaker 2: little difficult to ship. But Europe has started buying our oil.
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Speaker 2: Ever since the Straight of horm Moose closed, Iran's economy
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Speaker 2: is completely shut, and with the Straight of Hormose closed,
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Speaker 2: Europe and other nations have to buy the oil from
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Speaker 2: US instead, more oil than anybody in the world. We've
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Speaker 2: got an incredible overflow of oil plenty to sell, so
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Speaker 2: it looks like China will start buying some of our oil.
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Speaker 2: All those business leaders are there, Tim Cook and Elon Musk,
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Speaker 2: but they're all there to start doing business, more business
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Speaker 2: with China and help relations there. China has been trying
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Speaker 2: to quietly slowly destroy our car market. Elon Musk will
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Speaker 2: try to help them with that. President's going to try
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Speaker 2: to do the opposite instead of trying to destroy our markets.
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Speaker 2: Let us help him get his markets flowing and create
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Speaker 2: more business for him. China's economy is not as strong
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Speaker 2: as ours, believe it or not. Our economy is very strong.
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Speaker 2: China's economy not so strong, a little fragile right now,
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Speaker 2: so they could use a lot more money coming in.
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Speaker 2: So that's what the President will do. We've got a
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Speaker 2: lot of average leverage. We've got a lot to offer.
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Speaker 2: China also leaking out reports that they will sell weapons
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Speaker 2: to Iran through third party countries. They'll sell them shoulder
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Speaker 2: fired missiles, that sort of stuff. But they've been throwing
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Speaker 2: out stuff like this just to you know, it's a
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Speaker 2: good negotiating tactic. Now, we got to negotiate that away.
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Speaker 2: So but it's going well, it's going well. There will
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Speaker 2: be more meetings today tonight. Watch Hannity tonight. Sean Hannity
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Speaker 2: exclusive interview with the President tonight after all of these meetings.
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Speaker 2: Now here's the good news. Israel is going to go
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Speaker 2: after the New York Times. The New York Times for
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Speaker 2: just about its whole existence, has been the most anti
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Speaker 2: Semitic newspaper. Just horrible, horrible anti semitism at the New
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Speaker 2: York Times. They even covered up the Holocaust, that's how
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Speaker 2: bad they were. And lately the last week or two
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Speaker 2: they've just gone totally off the rails. This crazy Nicholas
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Speaker 2: Christoff spreading this ridiculous story that nobody, absolutely nobody, but
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Speaker 2: the story is that Israel was training dogs to rape women.
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Speaker 2: Now nobody believes that for a second. But they've also
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Speaker 2: been running articles about how female prisoners in Israel are
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Speaker 2: being raped, absolutely ridiculous. So Benjamin net Yahoo has announced
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Speaker 2: that Israel will sue the New York Times. They're going
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Speaker 2: to launch a massive defamation suit against the New York Times.
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Speaker 2: That's good news, nobody deserves it more and more importantly,
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Speaker 2: hopefully they'll start to uncover all the crap that goes
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Speaker 2: on in the New York Times. When you do these
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Speaker 2: kind of lawsuits, there's a lot of discovery and you
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Speaker 2: can interrogate a lot of people. This is the Israeli
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Speaker 2: Foreign Ministry just put this out following the publication of
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Speaker 2: the Nicholas Christoff story, one of the most hideous and
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Speaker 2: distorted lives ever published against the State of Israel, which
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Speaker 2: also received the backing of the newspaper. That's the other thing,
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Speaker 2: this crazy story and the New York Times standing behind
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Speaker 2: it and backing it up. Prime Minister net Yahoo, Foreign Minister, So,
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Speaker 2: how we have instructed the initiation of a defamation lawsuit
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Speaker 2: against the New York Times. This could be pretty interesting
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Speaker 2: and expect certain people. I would think Alan Dershwitz would
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Speaker 2: jump in and help this. He has been sounding the
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Speaker 2: alarm on the New York Times for years, So I
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Speaker 2: think he'd be happy to help out here. Hey, Rudy
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Speaker 2: Giuliani all better, one hundred percent better back at work,
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Speaker 2: his work. Now he's doing that podcast every night. But
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Speaker 2: he's he's back.
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Speaker 3: You know, I feel one hundred percent, but I'm probably not.
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Speaker 4: I still am recovering from what was a pretty pretty
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Speaker 4: pretty serious about of viral pneumonia.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, but back. You know, he was in a coma,
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Speaker 2: was on a ventilator. You know, they always tell you
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Speaker 2: if you're on a ventilator, that's it, you're never coming back.
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Speaker 2: But this just shows you can come back from a ventilator. Hey,
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Speaker 2: Kevin Walsh will be the Fed share He was confirmed yesterday.
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Speaker 2: Kevin Walsh can affirmed by a vote of fifty four
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Speaker 2: to forty five. But the only Democrat that voted in
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Speaker 2: his favor was John Fetterman. But Warsh has been confirmed. Now,
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Speaker 2: you can have an unusual situation at the FED when
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Speaker 2: they vote in a new FED chairman, the old FED
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Speaker 2: chairman leaves. That's normal. Jerome Powell should be leaving. He now,
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Speaker 2: let's see what he does. He's announced that he won't
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Speaker 2: leave that he'll stay because as he's the FED chairman,
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Speaker 2: but he also has a seat on the Board of Governors,
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Speaker 2: so he could stay there. He's a couple of years
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Speaker 2: left in his term. Now that's highly, highly unusual. You're
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Speaker 2: supposed to leave, give up, you're supposed to quit your term.
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Speaker 2: And that way, besides getting Kevin warsh in his new chairman,
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Speaker 2: President Trump can also fill another seat with one of
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Speaker 2: his own choices. That's the reason Powell would stay, so
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Speaker 2: that President Trump can't appoint another FED board member. This
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Speaker 2: would be just to screw up President Trump. And then
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Speaker 2: the other reason Powell would stay is to try to
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Speaker 2: have some leverage over the board as the former chairman,
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Speaker 2: try to influence them, intimidate them, whatever he's trying to do.
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Speaker 2: So it's unheard of for the chairman to stay. I
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Speaker 2: don't know what Warshall do about it. You can try
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Speaker 2: to the president can try to remove them. That's not
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Speaker 2: going to be easy. But you can also torture him out.
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Speaker 2: You can move his parking space to like a mile
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Speaker 2: away and on the other end of the building. You
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Speaker 2: can do stuff like that. You can change his office,
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Speaker 2: you can you can try to tortureim away but I
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Speaker 2: don't know. This guy's a pretty bad guy, Jerome Powell.
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Speaker 2: I don't know if they're gonna get rid of him
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Speaker 2: that fast. So you want to rent a house in
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Speaker 2: the Hamptons the summer, A lot of people they don't
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Speaker 2: own a house, they rent a house for the summer.
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Speaker 2: Apparently the Hampton's housing market has set a new record.
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Speaker 2: Houses now top houses now renting for a million dollars
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Speaker 2: a month. Can you imagine spending a million dollars a month,
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Speaker 2: three million for the summer just to rent a house?
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Speaker 2: Absolutely insane. The Hampton's it is very nice. It's not
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Speaker 2: that nice. It's very nice. But if you go to
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Speaker 2: the north shore of Long Island, it's much nicer. Oyster
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Speaker 2: Bay is nicer, Huntington Bay is nice. As towns. They've
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Speaker 2: got beautiful beaches, beautiful homes, and they got there's nothing
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Speaker 2: in the Hamptons, you know, there's like two restaurants in
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Speaker 2: every town. That's why you have to you can't get
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Speaker 2: a reservation. There's only like two restaurants in every town.
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Speaker 2: Because you for your restaurant there, you only got three
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Speaker 2: or four months of business. Impossible to make a living
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Speaker 2: on that. So very few restaurants open up there and
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Speaker 2: when you walk down the you go. Try to park
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Speaker 2: in any town in the Hampton's impossible. You can't find
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Speaker 2: the parkings north Shore of Long Island much nicer. It's
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Speaker 2: forty five minutes from the city instead of four hours
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Speaker 2: like the Hamptons. Is a zoron Mom, Donnie, you know
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Speaker 2: this budget that he put out. He's great at the videos.
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Speaker 2: What a video where he puts out he goes, we
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Speaker 2: discovered it. We were suddenly suddenly hit with a ten
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Speaker 2: billion dollar budget gap. We were suddenly hit with this,
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Speaker 2: but we were amazing that we fixed it. We solved it. Well.
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Speaker 2: First of all, everything in the video he put out's
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Speaker 2: a total lie. It wasn't suddenly hit with anything. If
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Speaker 2: you go back about a year and a half ago,
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Speaker 2: Eric Adams is announcing that there's a ten billion dollar
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Speaker 2: gap the city council and Eric Adams made a million speech.
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Speaker 2: He said, we got a ten billion dollar gap coming up,
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Speaker 2: so everybody knew about it. It wasn't suddenly hit with it
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Speaker 2: and covering it up. Well, did he really cover it up.
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Speaker 2: There's a lot of fudging in this budget and a
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Speaker 2: lot of things that just are dishonest in the budget. Now,
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Speaker 2: usually if you're a mayor with a budget gap and
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Speaker 2: you got to fill it, you cut programs, you try
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Speaker 2: for austerity, you cut costs. That's what you're supposed to do.
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Speaker 2: What he did he took the train to Albany and
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Speaker 2: and bullied Hockel into give them them the money. Hkel
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Speaker 2: running for reelection toughest opponent in the world, Bruce Blakeman.
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Speaker 2: So she's terrified of this, of losing the election, so
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Speaker 2: she needs mom Donnie's endorsement, she needs his supporters, she
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Speaker 2: needs his help. So she gave him about six billion
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Speaker 2: to close the gap. And the other way he closed
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Speaker 2: the gap is just making up stuff. He put in
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Speaker 2: five hundred million from the Pieto terror attacks. Well, that
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Speaker 2: doesn't exist, it's never been passed, it doesn't exist yet.
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Speaker 2: And even if they did it, it only brings them three
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Speaker 2: hundred million. It's a lot of fudging that kind of stuff.
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Speaker 2: And he keeps yelling about things. He keeps making these
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Speaker 2: stupid I don't know if he's lying or he's just
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Speaker 2: this dumb. We need more teachers, If only we had
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Speaker 2: more teachers. That's why he wants to raise taxes. To
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Speaker 2: pay for more teachers. We got too many teachers already.
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Speaker 2: There's too many people in the Department of Education. We're
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Speaker 2: spending forty four thousand a student and they're getting absolutely
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Speaker 2: the worst education ever. They can't pass any tests when
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Speaker 2: they come out of high school. Worst education ever. And
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Speaker 2: we're spending forty four thousand a student. If you go
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Speaker 2: to the finest schools, the finest private schools, they're spending
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Speaker 2: twenty two thousand a student and they're getting phenomenal education.
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Speaker 2: So you gotta cut the gotta cut the spending like crazy.
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Speaker 2: Who's going to run against Mom Donnie next time? You know?
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Speaker 2: Michael Rappaport, the actor, the comedian. I don't know if
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Speaker 2: he's that well known. I mean he's sort of well known,
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Speaker 2: but he's announced he's running. Michael Rapport, the actor and comedian,
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Speaker 2: running against Mom Donnie. I am running for mayor of
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Speaker 2: New York City.
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Speaker 5: I never thought that I would even consider running for
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Speaker 5: mayor of New York City. And I will do it
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Speaker 5: with the best intentions, and I won't do it the
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Speaker 5: way any other political person has ever done it. Your
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Speaker 5: brother Cuomo Kung Fu Curtis, Kathy Hokle Obama Trump. The
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Speaker 5: only way to beat this guy is to make it
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Speaker 5: and take it with a New York City street fight mentality.
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Speaker 6: I don't know.
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Speaker 2: I think we need We need a more serious candidate
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Speaker 2: than that. We need a real solid experience to manager,
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Speaker 2: a real candidate with real real government management experience. You
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Speaker 2: need like a Bruce Blakeman type to go up against
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Speaker 2: Mom Dunny. But it's years away. I hate to say it,
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Speaker 2: but it's like three and a half years awake and
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Speaker 2: a long way to go before that. Hey, we'll take
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Speaker 2: some calls next. Eight hundred three to two one zero
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Speaker 2: It will take some calls. Eight hundred three two one
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Speaker 2: Eight hundred three two one zero seven ten. Eight hundred
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Speaker 2: three two one zero seven ten. Let's go to Mike
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Speaker 2: in Florida. Mike, how you doing?
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Speaker 7: Good morning, Mark, Yes, Mike speaking of Mandani when you're talking.
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Speaker 7: When you played part of his budget announcement yesterday, he
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Speaker 7: talks about how he's taxing the rich and not the workers.
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Speaker 7: But what he and people like AOC don't understand is
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Speaker 7: the rich create workers. He and AOC create takers.
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Speaker 6: The rich.
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Speaker 8: You know, guys like Musk and Ken Griffin. Ken Griffin,
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Speaker 8: you know, has three thousand employees. Musk has fifty thousands.
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Speaker 2: Ken Griffin more than that. This new buildings building out
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Speaker 2: will have fifteen thousand in this new building right.
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Speaker 7: Well, that's yeah, exactly.
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Speaker 8: But the point being is that they create, you know,
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Speaker 8: they create workers that guys like Mandani, and that's and
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Speaker 8: that's the irony. And I'll tell you another thing. These
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Speaker 8: rich guys that they all think of sitting around just
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Speaker 8: counting their money all day, most of them, the ones
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Speaker 8: I've met in the past, are the hardest working people
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Speaker 8: I've ever met. I mean they you know, they they're
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Speaker 8: non stop guys like Trump, the guy you sleeks two
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Speaker 8: hours a day and they're always on to go doing something.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, I eat jobs.
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Speaker 8: They're all like that opportunity.
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Speaker 2: They're all and not only do they work eighteen hours
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Speaker 2: a day, seven days a week. When they've conquered the world,
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Speaker 2: then they go out and buy another business, Like, look
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Speaker 2: at Bezos, what do you need Whole Foods for? What
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Speaker 2: do you need to keep buying businesses for you? Just
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Speaker 2: they just create more work for themselves.
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Speaker 8: Well, look at all the guys you took the schleptish China.
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Speaker 3: I mean, you know, a.
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Speaker 6: Sixteen hour flight.
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Speaker 8: You know, you know that's not something you just say, Okay,
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Speaker 8: it's on a Force one albeit, but it's know yeah, still,
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Speaker 8: it's like incredible things for these guys, they just you know,
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Speaker 8: just didn't never stop the always going eating jobs worldwide.
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Speaker 2: Good point, Mike, Thanks for calling you. If you ever
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Speaker 2: wondered how do you get to be a billionaire, You
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Speaker 2: just have to work your ass off day and night.
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Speaker 2: Never give up, never quit, never never never imagine if
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Speaker 2: you're a Bezos, you create Amazon, the whole thing's a
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Speaker 2: big success. Now you made yourself two hundred billion. Wouldn't
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Speaker 2: that be enough? Wouldn't you say, now I'm going to
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Speaker 2: go enjoy it. No, he buys Whole Foods, buys this business,
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Speaker 2: buys another business, buys another, trying to create more aggravation
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Speaker 2: for themselves. Let's go to Gary in Brooklyn, Gary, how
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Speaker 2: you doing.
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Speaker 3: Okay, I'm going to tell you something. You're gonna be surprised.
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Speaker 2: All right, Calm down, Calm down, you.
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Speaker 3: I'm very calm. The Jews erected Mandannie.
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Speaker 2: How well, actually, the Jews did not elect you. Let
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Speaker 2: me just correct it. The Jews did not elect Mandani.
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Speaker 3: Okay, maybe I said by screaming he's anti Semitic, they
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Speaker 3: encourage all the people that don't.
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Speaker 2: No, no, no, no.
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Speaker 3: Don't you just said he was a secret Jew lover.
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Speaker 3: No no, no, don't.
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Speaker 2: Thanks for confusing the whole thing. Now, you did not
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Speaker 2: elect mom Donnie. Now you go back and you look. Oh,
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Speaker 2: there were a lot of Orthodox group Jewish groups, the
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Speaker 2: supporting Mam Donnie. Don't worry when they got into the
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Speaker 2: voting booth and that they didn't vote for nobody voted
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Speaker 2: for him. But yeah, what elected Mam donnie? Are these
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Speaker 2: crazy left wing radicals that were indoctrinated in our universities
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Speaker 2: over the last few decades. Let's go to Mary in Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts.
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Speaker 4: Right, Nope, Brewster New York.
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Speaker 2: Oh, it says Worcester. Oh it's Brewster. Okay, Brewster, New York.
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Speaker 2: It's a wonderful place. I better talk a little slower here, Brewster,
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Speaker 2: New York.
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Speaker 9: Has anybody has anybody actually researched whether or not there's
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Speaker 9: a real true way to get mom Donnie out of office.
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Speaker 2: Well, the governor can remove him. She won't do that
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Speaker 2: because she's terrified.
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Speaker 4: I don't do that.
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Speaker 2: She's terrified of getting beaten by Bruce Blakeman, so she won't.
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Speaker 2: She won't do that. That's about it. You're talking about impeachment,
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Speaker 2: we don't really catch it. That's about it. The governor
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Speaker 2: can remove him, but you know, the governor can remove
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Speaker 2: the district attorneys. They work directly for the state. They're
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Speaker 2: not city people. They're state employees.
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Speaker 9: And yet we still have Alvin Braggs.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, she's so. You don't count on Huco for anything.
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Speaker 2: You couldn't count on Cuomo for anything either.
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Speaker 4: But there is bleak.
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Speaker 2: It's bleak. What are you doing in Brewster? What do
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Speaker 2: you do up there?
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Speaker 4: I am a pastry shelf.
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Speaker 2: Ooh, I like that very good. You work in a bakery.
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Speaker 9: No, I work in a small, small grocery store.
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Speaker 4: I do the scratch baking.
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Speaker 2: You know, people might be shocked when you go into
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Speaker 2: the grocery store. You see all that prepared stuff. People
19:41
Speaker 2: might realize it's freshly baked. It's freshly made there, right.
19:43
Speaker 9: It's all of it comes out at a fabulous, fabulous
19:47
Speaker 9: kitchens from scratch, everything, the savory and the suite.
19:51
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, well that's good to know. Excellent Mary. Yeah,
19:54
Speaker 2: you'd be surprised how fresh things are where. You don't
19:56
Speaker 2: think they are a lot of supermarkets. All that prepared food,
20:00
Speaker 2: all this baked goods, it's actually made fresh right there.
20:04
Speaker 2: Look at the right next door to us, there's a Chipotle.
20:07
Speaker 2: Every morning, I walked by Chipotle and they got these
20:10
Speaker 2: bins of chips, the biggest bit, like millions of chips
20:14
Speaker 2: piled up and they're putting them into the bag. So
20:16
Speaker 2: you always assume those chips that they buy from somewhere,
20:19
Speaker 2: they're actually baked fresh in there every day. Uh, fresh
20:23
Speaker 2: chet every day. It's pretty interesting. Let's go to Vincent
20:26
Speaker 2: and Brooklyn. Vincent, how you doing.
20:28
Speaker 6: Good morning, Malca morning?
20:29
Speaker 2: Married a caller from Hey, Vincent, you got a cold, Well,
20:34
Speaker 2: I just.
20:34
Speaker 6: Woke up a couple of a couple of minutes ago.
20:38
Speaker 2: You just woke up at ten thirty that's worse than me.
20:41
Speaker 6: Yeah, Bob, Yeah, I think we need Nick Shelley to
20:47
Speaker 6: come and do a review of all the people getting
20:50
Speaker 6: welfare in food stamps. Well, it isn't the Vice President JB.
20:56
Speaker 6: Vans in charge of wald the fraud. And I say
20:59
Speaker 6: this because I came up with I thought about something
21:03
Speaker 6: the other day. What if in New York City, all
21:06
Speaker 6: the people who have to re certify their income, their
21:11
Speaker 6: eligibility for Medicaid, for food stamps, and all the other
21:16
Speaker 6: freebies that they get. What if the Democrats were really
21:20
Speaker 6: being sneaky and in with these applications that they're sending out,
21:25
Speaker 6: they sent voter registration applications.
21:29
Speaker 2: Well, we've been hearing the reports of that they're sending
21:31
Speaker 2: out voter registration they're sending out on.
21:33
Speaker 6: The exactly because the idea being that even if these
21:37
Speaker 6: first off, they're going to vote for the freebee party,
21:40
Speaker 6: which is the Democrats. By the way, did you hear
21:42
Speaker 6: yesterday that the mayd they're not going to give free
21:46
Speaker 6: air conditioners and fans to so called eligible eligible applicants. Now,
21:54
Speaker 6: a room air conditioner for your bedroom coursed about two
21:58
Speaker 6: hundred and twenty five dollars you mean to say, instead
22:01
Speaker 6: of buying Begs a chip, soda and be ah buy
22:05
Speaker 6: an air conditioner. No, we're gonna give them away. So
22:08
Speaker 6: I thought of that. What if they were putting the applications,
22:14
Speaker 6: the voter applications in with the other.
22:17
Speaker 2: Well, again we're hearing reports that they've been doing that, and.
22:20
Speaker 6: Of course thinking it, look at it this way. The
22:23
Speaker 6: Democrats would figure even if they these people do not
22:27
Speaker 6: get their bennies reupt they'll get another voter.
22:31
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely good, good point, Vincent and Vincent. We gotta
22:36
Speaker 2: go because we've got to do the news. But we've
22:37
Speaker 2: been hearing about that. Good point. Thanks for calling. Hey,
22:40
Speaker 2: when we come back the hunt for Steve More, I
22:42
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22:44
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22:50
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22:54
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22:59
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23:23
Speaker 4: Well, Marcott doing well? Boy? A lot of things going
23:27
Speaker 4: on in the world right now as we speak. I mean,
23:29
Speaker 4: you've got obviously Trump meeting with President g I think
23:34
Speaker 4: they're probably meeting right now. I get confused with the
23:37
Speaker 4: big time change. And then of course now it looks
23:40
Speaker 4: like the British government is getting is going to fall.
23:45
Speaker 4: There's all sorts of turmoil over there. And then you've
23:49
Speaker 4: got going what's going on in Los Angeles with this
23:53
Speaker 4: new Republican candidate who's catching fire. It's just an amazing
23:56
Speaker 4: time that we live in. And I think there's a
23:59
Speaker 4: revolt against big government and high taxes and the liberal
24:04
Speaker 4: stupidity in terms of the way that they govern and
24:06
Speaker 4: the way that they keep taking more of our money
24:08
Speaker 4: away from us and more of our freedom. So it's
24:11
Speaker 4: amazing time we're living in.
24:12
Speaker 2: Yeah, it does go in cycles. Hey, let me start
24:14
Speaker 2: with China. If you watch the American media, the network coverage,
24:18
Speaker 2: it sounds like we're going over there beggars hat in
24:20
Speaker 2: hand with the mercy of China. Yeah, our little economy
24:24
Speaker 2: up against the big super power. The truth is their
24:27
Speaker 2: economy is not so strong. We're doing much better than
24:29
Speaker 2: they are, aren't we.
24:31
Speaker 4: You know, it's so funny you should mention that, because
24:32
Speaker 4: I was just writing something for Tomorrow's Hotline on exactly
24:36
Speaker 4: that topic. So, you know, there's a New York Times
24:39
Speaker 4: piece out today about how, oh, you know, China has
24:41
Speaker 4: become the new superpower because Trump's such a horrible president,
24:44
Speaker 4: and you know, Americas in decline and China's ready to
24:49
Speaker 4: take over as the superpower. And so I look, I
24:52
Speaker 4: just looked at the statistics. Our stock market just in
24:55
Speaker 4: the last twelve fifteen years, his exploded five times faster
25:02
Speaker 4: than the Chinese stock market. They've basically been flat, and
25:05
Speaker 4: we just keep going up, up, up up up.
25:06
Speaker 3: Now.
25:07
Speaker 4: Of course, there are problems now in America. People are
25:09
Speaker 4: angry about high gas prices, high grocery prices, high housing prices.
25:14
Speaker 4: But my god, you compare that with what's going on
25:16
Speaker 4: in China, which is just stagnant. And so for the
25:19
Speaker 4: New York Times say, oh, they're the new model of
25:21
Speaker 4: central planning and having the government run or anything. It's
25:24
Speaker 4: just crazy. But no, we I want Trump to be very, very,
25:28
Speaker 4: very tough with President g I mean, it's been a
25:31
Speaker 4: lot of pomp and circumstance the last couple of days,
25:34
Speaker 4: but when he gets behind closed doors, you know, we've
25:36
Speaker 4: got to get them to be more Well, they're involved
25:39
Speaker 4: in very predatory trade practices. As you know, they are
25:43
Speaker 4: not helping at all in the Middle East with respect
25:45
Speaker 4: to the you know, the situation with the getting me
25:49
Speaker 4: straight of hormos open and by the way, they get
25:51
Speaker 4: more oil from the Middle East than we do. So
25:54
Speaker 4: and then Taiwan is going to be a big issue
25:56
Speaker 4: too because they they are getting very close apparently to
26:00
Speaker 4: possibly invading Taiwan, and you know, Trumps basic said, hell, no,
26:05
Speaker 4: you're not. We're not going to let you do that.
26:07
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just explained to people there's no way we
26:09
Speaker 2: can allow them to take Taiwan. What would be the
26:12
Speaker 2: horror of that.
26:14
Speaker 4: Well, you know, it's helps situation because you know, we're
26:17
Speaker 4: thousands of miles away from from Taiwan and they've always
26:22
Speaker 4: had their Taiwan is an embarrassment to China because Taiwan
26:26
Speaker 4: is so much richer than China is the average Taiwanese
26:29
Speaker 4: citizen has a living standards of three or four times
26:32
Speaker 4: higher than the average person living in China, and so
26:35
Speaker 4: that they don't like that, they don't like to be
26:37
Speaker 4: embarrassed by that, so they want to take it over.
26:39
Speaker 4: You know that Taiwan is critical for chip making for
26:43
Speaker 4: microchips in our cell phones and our computers and so on.
26:47
Speaker 4: So you know, whether or not we could we would
26:50
Speaker 4: be able to blockade that block them from invading Taiwan,
26:55
Speaker 4: I don't know, a lot of people think it's inevitable
26:58
Speaker 4: that's going to happen because they believe in the on China,
27:00
Speaker 4: which means they just take over these areas that that
27:05
Speaker 4: you know, we're once part of communists China, so and
27:07
Speaker 4: look they're they're communists. These these are bad leaders. This
27:10
Speaker 4: isn't even one pire we're dealing with.
27:12
Speaker 2: Yeah, so yeah, well, hopefully this will be a very
27:15
Speaker 2: successful trip for the present. Gas prices are up obviously
27:18
Speaker 2: because of the the Iran conflict. What about the inflation
27:23
Speaker 2: numbers weren't so good this week. That's just the result
27:26
Speaker 2: of gas. Gas prices filled.
27:29
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's predictable. I mean, look, when gas prices go
27:31
Speaker 4: up and energy prices go up, the price of everything
27:34
Speaker 4: else goes up. I mean, it goes happen to the
27:35
Speaker 4: airline tickets and transportation costs and so on. I mean,
27:38
Speaker 4: it's just inevitable. So we've got to get the look.
27:41
Speaker 4: I want to make sure that your listeners understand there's
27:43
Speaker 4: no shortage of oil or gas in the world, and
27:45
Speaker 4: it's it's we're a wash in it. It's just you've
27:48
Speaker 4: got these supply chaine disruptions that are happening in the
27:50
Speaker 4: Middle East, and that has thrown, you know, the energy
27:54
Speaker 4: markets into turmoil. At some point, it's going to get fixed.
27:58
Speaker 4: There's a question whether it's gonna be in three days
28:00
Speaker 4: or three weeks or three months. But it's it's really
28:03
Speaker 4: important for Republicans. This is a political matter, Mark to
28:06
Speaker 4: get the Strait of Hormuz open so the flow oil
28:09
Speaker 4: is flowing, because if people are facing five dollars gallon gas,
28:13
Speaker 4: you know, Republicans could be facing big wipeout in November.
28:17
Speaker 2: Yeah, you get the same situation with fertilizer and ran conflict.
28:23
Speaker 2: Fertilizer prices going up, how does that ripple out through
28:25
Speaker 2: the economy.
28:26
Speaker 4: It's a big deal, you know.
28:27
Speaker 3: So I didn't realize this, you know.
28:29
Speaker 4: Until a few weeks ago when I started looking into this.
28:31
Speaker 4: But there is a big for you just ask a farmer,
28:34
Speaker 4: and there's a big worldwide fertilizer shortage. And this is
28:39
Speaker 4: planting season. This is a spring, and so this is
28:41
Speaker 4: when they plant, but they can't plan out if they
28:43
Speaker 4: don't have the fertilizer. And I didn't realize we're so
28:46
Speaker 4: dependent on importing the fertilizer from the Middle East and
28:49
Speaker 4: other countries. So that too has been blacked by the
28:53
Speaker 4: Iranians who are not letting these ships get through and
28:57
Speaker 4: that could mean higher grocery prices. So one thing that
29:00
Speaker 4: Trump should do is there's a tariff that we impose
29:02
Speaker 4: unimported fertilizer. Well, this is not a great time to
29:05
Speaker 4: have make fertilizer more expensive, so they should probably lift that.
29:09
Speaker 4: That was a Biden. You're a tariff on imported fertilizer.
29:14
Speaker 4: We should get rid of that so that the farmers
29:16
Speaker 4: have enough fertilizer so they can grow our crops, Our beans,
29:19
Speaker 4: our corn, wheat and so on are very much affected
29:23
Speaker 4: by this worldwide shortage.
29:26
Speaker 2: Hey, Steve Moore, our buddy Kevin Walsh yesterday got officially
29:30
Speaker 2: now nominated as or voted in as the FED share
29:34
Speaker 2: how's that.
29:34
Speaker 3: Going to confirmed? Yeah?
29:36
Speaker 2: Confirmed?
29:36
Speaker 4: Yeah, It's amazing. I mean, I'm just so a glow
29:41
Speaker 4: over this because Kevin worsh will be, I think, an
29:44
Speaker 4: outstanding FED chairman. He understands what people like Larry Coblo
29:49
Speaker 4: and our Lapor and Steve Forbes have taught us over
29:51
Speaker 4: the years, which is that you want a stable dollar,
29:54
Speaker 4: you want a dollar that's as good as gold, and
29:58
Speaker 4: that we can't have inflation and rise nine percent as
30:01
Speaker 4: it did under the worst FED German in fifty years,
30:06
Speaker 4: and that was Jerome Powell. So it's a good news
30:09
Speaker 4: that Jerome Powell is leaving. It's very good news that
30:11
Speaker 4: Kevin Walsh, who does believe in the strong dollar and
30:15
Speaker 4: does believe in fighting inflation so that we're not going
30:18
Speaker 4: to see, you know, food prices and energy prices go
30:21
Speaker 4: through the roof. So I'm very happy that I'm disgusted,
30:25
Speaker 4: Frankly Mark with the Senate Democrats, all but one Fetterman,
30:29
Speaker 4: all of but one, voted against Kevin Warsh even though
30:33
Speaker 4: he's the most qualified guy. I can't think of anybody
30:36
Speaker 4: more qualified in the country. You know, he has the experience,
30:40
Speaker 4: he's a monetary expert. It just shows how deep the
30:43
Speaker 4: Trump derangement syndrome is among the Democrats. They won't even
30:47
Speaker 4: vote somebody who's highly qualified, non political, just because they're
30:51
Speaker 4: trying to stick a finger in Trump's eye.
30:53
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's ridiculous. Hey, you say, Jerome Powas leaving, you
30:56
Speaker 2: think we might have to go to like landlord tenant
30:58
Speaker 2: court to a victim to get him. He'll never give
31:00
Speaker 2: up that seat as well.
31:02
Speaker 4: He said, Well, that's the other issue is it's you know,
31:05
Speaker 4: this is this is a guy who hates Trump. He'll
31:08
Speaker 4: do everything he can to try to disrupt the economy
31:14
Speaker 4: while Trump is president, so he may stay on. And
31:16
Speaker 4: it's really not their to Kevin worsh to have the
31:19
Speaker 4: I don't I think it's been sixty years or something
31:21
Speaker 4: like that since the former Fed chairman stays on the board.
31:25
Speaker 4: It's just not done. It's bad for him. But you
31:29
Speaker 4: know what's still saying that that Jero and Paul has
31:33
Speaker 4: a lot of class with the capital A.
31:38
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a terrible guy. Well, Steve Bore, you do
31:41
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32:06
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32:30
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32:35
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32:38
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32:43
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32:47
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32:51
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32:54
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32:58
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33:02
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33:04
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33:11
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33:20
Speaker 2: Hey, that Long Island railroad strike. That would be awful
33:24
Speaker 2: if that happened. That if they go on strike, it'll
33:26
Speaker 2: happen Friday night at midnight. It would start Saturday and Sunday.
33:30
Speaker 2: So you think traffic's bad now on the l Ie,
33:33
Speaker 2: you think Long Island traffic's bad. Now wait, if that
33:37
Speaker 2: Long Island Railroad strike happens, it's just going to be
33:40
Speaker 2: a parking lot. But negotiators reporting they're getting close. They're
33:45
Speaker 2: getting close, so there may be maybe a settlement could
33:49
Speaker 2: be we'll see. Hey, you know I had to go
33:53
Speaker 2: to see a doctor yesterdays. I made a doctor's appointment.
33:56
Speaker 2: I'm going to go to another doctor on Friday, nothing serious.
34:00
Speaker 2: Two doctor's appointments. My phone is blowing up with text
34:04
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34:07
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34:09
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34:13
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34:16
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34:19
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34:21
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34:23
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34:27
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34:30
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34:33
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34:35
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34:39
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34:41
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34:44
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34:47
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34:48
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