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Hour 1: DOJ is investigating Mamdani. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Now this is the Mark Simone Show on sevent ten.
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Speaker 2: Wow, oh my godness, Early Wells, who I'm not used
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Speaker 2: to starting to night like I always started at ten
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Speaker 2: o'clock for a million years.
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Speaker 3: So now the show is nine to noon every day.
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Speaker 3: I'm getting used to it and getting used to it. Hey,
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Speaker 3: we've got a lot to get to. Janine Perrol getting
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Speaker 3: screamed at by the president last night. We'll get to
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Speaker 3: the golf course assassination attempt on President Trump. Another one,
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Speaker 3: we'll get to the straighta horn moose, We'll get to Michigan.
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Speaker 3: We'll see if we can figure out these. Now the
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Speaker 3: new name is Latte liberals. These Latte liberals. Remember it
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Speaker 3: was Champagne socialists. Well that's a good one too. And
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Speaker 3: of course a million years ago it was limousine liberals.
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Speaker 3: I forget who came up with that limousine liberals. But
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Speaker 3: now it's the Latte liberals. So the Michigan race is
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Speaker 3: too close to call. It is absolutely too close to call.
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Speaker 3: It was about twenty thousand point difference that has dropped
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Speaker 3: to about a fourteen thousand point difference. The nut job,
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Speaker 3: wacko socialist Abdul el Sayad is in the very very
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Speaker 3: very very slightly against the establishment. Pick who's Hailey Stevens.
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Speaker 3: It's a big race because it's Michigan, and that's what's important.
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Speaker 3: It's Michigan. This is not New York, this is not California.
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Speaker 3: This is right in the heartland of America. If these
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Speaker 3: crazy socialists can win statewide in Michigan, that's significant, especially
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Speaker 3: for the midterm, especially for twenty twenty eight. If they
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Speaker 3: can get these victories in the heartland, that's different. But
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Speaker 3: so far he can't. El Sayod what's his name, Abdul
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Speaker 3: el Sayad. Last night they had this big victory party,
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Speaker 3: you know, with the big ballroom, everybody's there. But race
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Speaker 3: is too close to call.
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Speaker 1: Ill ut you all money out of money in your medicare.
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Speaker 3: For saying, what the hell's he saying? I have no idea.
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Speaker 3: No one knows what hell he's saying.
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Speaker 4: All right, Joel, Look, I wish I could tell you
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Speaker 4: that I was declaring victory.
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Speaker 2: Right about now.
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Speaker 4: Turns out it takes a long time to count some
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Speaker 4: votes in Michigan.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, so they Hey. The other thing is you can't
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Speaker 3: call it also because there's a huge amount of mail
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Speaker 3: in votes out there that haven't been counted. Now in Michigan,
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Speaker 3: the laws are pretty good. You have to mail in
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Speaker 3: your vote by election day, but they got a ton
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Speaker 3: of them. They haven't counted yet. So it's impossible to
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Speaker 3: call the race unless you're fake news, unless you're NBC News,
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Speaker 3: which is total fake news now, the whole network. You
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Speaker 3: can't count on them or anything. Every every expert news organization,
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Speaker 3: everybody says you cannot call this race. But if you're
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Speaker 3: watching NBC and.
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Speaker 5: There it is, folks.
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Speaker 6: NBC News Decision desk is officially projecting that abdul Lsayed
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Speaker 6: will win the Democratic primary for the United States Senate
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Speaker 6: in Michigan. He defeats Congresswoman Haley Stevens. He will be
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Speaker 6: the Democratic candidate this fall in the general election.
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Speaker 3: Well that would be great. Let him nominate a nut job.
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Speaker 3: But it's way too close to call. And as they say,
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Speaker 3: there's a ton of mail in votes waiting to come in. Now,
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Speaker 3: this is it's not just nutjob politics, crazy socialists, all
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Speaker 3: kinds of nonsense. It's these new crazy Democrats wanting to
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Speaker 3: throw out the establishment. Michael Moore, you remember him, the
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Speaker 3: big fat slab Michael Moore with the sweatshirt and the
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Speaker 3: baseball hat. Well he is, you know, Michigan. He's a
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Speaker 3: Michigan guy, big Michigan figure in democratic politics. He's now
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Speaker 3: calling for all these young crazy socialists to overthrow the
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Speaker 3: Democratic Party, throw out the establishment. This is elsayad last night.
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Speaker 3: We all knew they were going to spend their money.
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Speaker 4: We didn't know they were going to spend seventy million
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Speaker 4: dollars of their money. We didn't know that they were
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Speaker 4: going to out spend US eleven dollars to one dollar.
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Speaker 4: And yet we're still standing.
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Speaker 3: It's kind of defeating his own argument. He got out
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Speaker 3: spent eleven to one, and he's still probably gonna win. So, uh,
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Speaker 3: there's no point in doing what he's saying this. You've
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Speaker 3: been hearing this all your life. Get the money out
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Speaker 3: of politics. Well it doesn't work that way. I mean,
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Speaker 3: you could try to get it out of the campaign,
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Speaker 3: but once they get into office, this is all they're into.
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Speaker 3: Look at Chuck Schumer's whole life is donor service, taking
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Speaker 3: care of the donors in exchange for massive donations. Hey,
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Speaker 3: you got the Missouri You got this, Corey Bush. This
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Speaker 3: is the other nut job left wing kook. She did,
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Speaker 3: did not win, and she wasn't bitter. I'll give her
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Speaker 3: credit very gracious. This ain't over, y'all. This ain't over.
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Speaker 1: And when I said last time, hey pack, I'm coming
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Speaker 1: to tear your kingdom down, let's be clear that kingdom
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Speaker 1: is falling down, and I'm done.
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Speaker 3: Just the kind of leader you want, somebody who just
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Speaker 3: looks you right in the eyes, just perfect. So it
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Speaker 3: looks like she's going no place. Hey. President Trump is
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Speaker 3: saying that there could be a deal as soon as today,
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Speaker 3: maybe tomorrow, today or tomorrow deal to open the straight
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Speaker 3: of horn Moose. It will be open and that's it
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Speaker 3: for a week and then we have to start bombing again.
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Speaker 3: But it could be week. There was some action last night,
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Speaker 3: a ship that wasn't supposed to be there. You know,
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Speaker 3: they we by the way, we control the straight of
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Speaker 3: horn Moose. I mean they can, you know, try a
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Speaker 3: little missile attack or a little drone attack, but we
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Speaker 3: totally control the straight of hor Moose. And if you
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Speaker 3: come in there and you're not supposed to, you're gonna
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Speaker 3: hear from scentcom to.
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Speaker 5: Alter course to one nine zero.
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Speaker 4: If you do not comply, we will compel compliance with
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Speaker 4: force this is.
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Speaker 5: Worship four or five.
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Speaker 3: We will monitored your course for compliance.
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Speaker 7: At the time wors Porpis did to buy a one
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Speaker 7: six out.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, let's how you threaten somebody. Don't yell like that,
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Speaker 3: Corey Bush, no yelling, very calm. We will compel compliance
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Speaker 3: by force, very calm. So yeah, now I know you're saying,
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Speaker 3: what the hell is the point of this. You make
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Speaker 3: a deal, it's great, everybody's agreed to everything. Then a
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Speaker 3: week later you're back at war. You're doing this over
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Speaker 3: and over. It's like repeat, rinse, repeat, repeat. The president's
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Speaker 3: philosophy is you give them every chance. If you have
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Speaker 3: to wipe them out, you want to be able to
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Speaker 3: say you gave them every chance.
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Speaker 7: I want to give them every last chance before decapitation.
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Speaker 7: I'm very proud of the fact that I will give people.
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Speaker 3: I'll give you a chance. This is a big move.
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Speaker 3: To do an attack that big on.
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Speaker 7: A contry I'd rather not do. Now, we've already through
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Speaker 7: lots of large attacks, but they were normal large.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, so apparently this would be massive, as he calls it, decapitation.
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Speaker 3: So you know, yesterday the present that very very very
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Speaker 3: angry at Janine Piro, who he made appointed US attorney
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Speaker 3: in d C, which would also make her the local
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Speaker 3: district attorney. And she was prosecuting the guy who vandalized
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Speaker 3: the pool, the reflecting pool. He did vandalize. They have
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Speaker 3: video him in the pool illegally in there vandalizing something out.
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Speaker 3: All her evidence showed that he's not the guy that
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Speaker 3: made the hundred foot gash, that that was something wrong
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Speaker 3: with the construction, but the President wanted this guy prosecuted.
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Speaker 3: She ended up dropping the case. The judge was First
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Speaker 3: of all, she's in a terrible DC court with a
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Speaker 3: crazy Trump hating judge who's just screaming at her, throwing
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Speaker 3: out anything she's got. So she had no shot of
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Speaker 3: winning anyway, So she drops the case. President furious calling
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Speaker 3: her all kinds of names, that choker, folding like an umbrella,
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Speaker 3: calling all kinds of things. So this is yesterday. She
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Speaker 3: goes to see him in the White House last night,
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Speaker 3: and she was seen walking in with boxes of papers
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Speaker 3: and documents. Apparently she wanted to show him the actual
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Speaker 3: layout the case that there was this guy did not
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Speaker 3: make that gash, and that there was no way to
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Speaker 3: prosecute this. But apparently people outside the rooms say they
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Speaker 3: heard a lot of yelling and screaming. It was Jeanine
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Speaker 3: Piro and Doug Bergham, who's the Interior secretary, so he
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Speaker 3: was also the one saying this guy was the guy
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Speaker 3: that caused a gash. So they were not happy. But
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Speaker 3: apparently President yelled and screamed and carried on for a while.
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Speaker 3: That might be a good thing for her. Let him
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Speaker 3: get it out of his system. And they are very
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Speaker 3: very very old friends for thirty something, maybe almost forty years,
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Speaker 3: very close his family, her family, her husband of many years,
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Speaker 3: Al Piro, was Trump's attorney representative for years. They did
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Speaker 3: a million deals together, so the families are very close.
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Speaker 3: She'll probably survive this, but you never know. Sometimes you
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Speaker 3: just can't take it anymore. If you're Janine Piro, and
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Speaker 3: she could always come back to New York, She'd always
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Speaker 3: go back on the Five. She could always go back
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Speaker 3: to The Fox, which seemed to me to be a
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Speaker 3: much better life. It's a lot more fun just being
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Speaker 3: on hosting the Fox, being on TV than being in
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Speaker 3: courtrooms in DC, being in the Oval office, all the
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Speaker 3: yelling and screaming. So we'll see what happens with that now.
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Speaker 3: Crazy mom Donnie. All kinds of things going on. And
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Speaker 3: here's the good news. Now, it's clear that this guy
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Speaker 3: is anti Semitic. I mean, there's no doubt, there can
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Speaker 3: be no doubt that he's quite the anti semit that's
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Speaker 3: Mom Donnie, anti Israel, anti Jewish. He shows it at
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Speaker 3: every turn anyway. Can even simple things like every mayor
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Speaker 3: shows up at the Israeli Day parade. He doesn't do that,
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Speaker 3: that kind of stuff. And they call a brag about
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Speaker 3: these crime members being down, which is probably a result
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Speaker 3: of President Trump getting hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of
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Speaker 3: illegal alien criminals out of New York. But the one
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Speaker 3: thing that's up is hate crimes. Hate crimes way up,
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Speaker 3: especially among Jewish citizens. It's up something like the Jewish
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Speaker 3: citizens are like seventy five percent of hate crime when
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Speaker 3: they're only ten percent of the population. So here's some news.
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Speaker 3: The Justice Department, the Trump administration Justice Department DOJ is
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Speaker 3: actively investigating Zoron Mam Donnie for anti Semitism, for specifically
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Speaker 3: unequal treatment of Jews. Harmeit Dillon in the Justice Department
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Speaker 3: leading the case. He has actually sent a letter to
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Speaker 3: Mam Donnie informing him of this asking for him to
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Speaker 3: answer for certain troubling things they're investigating, and they may
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Speaker 3: step in and prosecute these hate crimes. You can't count
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Speaker 3: on Elvin Brook. You can't count on him to do anything.
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Speaker 3: And remember here in New York you got this crazy,
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Speaker 3: this kooky left wing Andrew Cuomo while he was governor
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Speaker 3: put in this no bail, no jail and all that crap.
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Speaker 3: So it'd be better if the Feds charge in federal charges,
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Speaker 3: federal prison and the Justice Department is taking this very
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Speaker 3: very seriously, she said. Dove Hiken done a great job
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Speaker 3: working with her on this. Hikens saying, the king of
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Speaker 3: anti Semitism right now, zoron, mom, Donnie. You know the
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Speaker 3: city grocery stores, which, by the way, you'll never see.
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Speaker 3: Guarantee you you will never see a city owned grocery store.
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Speaker 3: It costs about two million to open a really nice
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Speaker 3: grocery store. You're like one of these really nice chain
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Speaker 3: grocery stores. It's about two million bucks. He's talking about
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Speaker 3: spending forty five million at these grocery store. So a
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Speaker 3: normal company would be able to build twenty grocery stores
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Speaker 3: for that price. He's talking about forty five million, and
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Speaker 3: now they're talking about seventy million, and he's said twenty
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Speaker 3: twenty eight, twenty twenty nine. In government terms, that means
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Speaker 3: twenty thirty six, which means he'll be long gone. They'll
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Speaker 3: never be any of these grocery stores. They had this
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Speaker 3: crazy thing about you'd have to have a photo ID
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Speaker 3: to be able to shop in there. They've dropped that.
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Speaker 3: He said they'll be open to all regardless of income.
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Speaker 3: They will not require ID. They'd backed off on that
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Speaker 3: whole thing. Now here's the other thing. He's gonna bid
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Speaker 3: this out. He's come to realize he has no clue
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Speaker 3: as how to run a grocery store. It's a very
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Speaker 3: tough business. You know, there's no profit in grocery stores.
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Speaker 3: The profit margin in a normal business, you want it
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Speaker 3: to be like twenty percent, thirty percent, really bad business.
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Speaker 3: You know, like airlines your profit margins ten percent. Grocery
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Speaker 3: store your profit margin is one percent, one or two percent.
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Speaker 3: You know how unbelievably efficient you got to be to
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Speaker 3: run a business. I'm that tiny a profit margin. So mom,
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Speaker 3: Donnie realizes he can't do it. He has put out
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Speaker 3: the bidding, or he's looking for a professional grocery store
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Speaker 3: company to come in and run it, which would be
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Speaker 3: like a Gristides or somebody like that, Morton Williams. So,
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Speaker 3: but who the hell what professional grocery store company once
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Speaker 3: they get involved in this mess. Also, if you're going
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Speaker 3: to have them do it, why don't you use their
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Speaker 3: existing stores. It'd be very simple to get them to
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Speaker 3: cut the prices on certain things. The whole idea his
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Speaker 3: grocery store will get the price down twenty thirty percent.
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Speaker 3: You could do that on those items in the existing
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Speaker 3: grocery stores, just take away the rent and the tax.
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Speaker 3: In fact, John Katzimatidi's no bigger expert on grocery stores
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Speaker 3: in New York, He's our biggest expert. He said, if
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Speaker 3: you just removed the taxes, the rent, the prices would
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Speaker 3: come down twenty percent on every purchase. So you just
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Speaker 3: take a couple of grocery stores and do that and
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Speaker 3: bring down the price. But again you'll never live to
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Speaker 3: see this. Also, they're putting out contracts, bidding for contracts
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Speaker 3: for the vendors bidding, and you see politicians their eyes
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Speaker 3: light up when you hear bidding. That means massive donations
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Speaker 3: to them. And in exchange for contracts. So now the
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Speaker 3: other thing is Mom Donnie is talking about putting the homeless,
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Speaker 3: homeless and the illegals back in the hotels. I know
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Speaker 3: it sounds crazy. They'll get them five hundred dollars a
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Speaker 3: night hotel rooms. Remember when they put them in the
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Speaker 3: Roosevelt was the other hotel on fifty seventh Street. I
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Speaker 3: can't remember the luxury hotel where they had like a
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Speaker 3: fifty inch flat screen in their room. They had free
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Speaker 3: laundry service, free food service. It costs millions and millions
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Speaker 3: and millions and millions of dollars a year, but it's
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Speaker 3: contracts to hand out. And you know, the Hotel Association
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Speaker 3: one of the single biggest Democratic donors, so they love
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Speaker 3: handing out those contracts. So again, if you just tune
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Speaker 3: it in, no word on Michigan. The race is too
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Speaker 3: close to call. Nobody knows who wants. Gonna take a
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Speaker 3: while to count those votes. And again in Michigan has
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Speaker 3: a ton of mail in votes that have not been counted.
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Speaker 3: Our favorite clip of the day Eric Adams, our former mayor.
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Speaker 3: You know he's a good speaker, believe it or not,
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Speaker 3: you see him in real life give a speech he's great.
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Speaker 3: He's a you know, good looking guy, charming. He gets
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Speaker 3: up there, he's got a ton of energy and he
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Speaker 3: does that Jesse Jackson thing, you know, where he's really
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Speaker 3: loud and everything rhymes, and he goes, I don't fly,
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Speaker 3: I don't try, I don't die. Everything rhymes quite something
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Speaker 3: to what. So one of these AI centers, you know,
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Speaker 3: that's the biggest business in the world right now, multi
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Speaker 3: billion dollar building an AI center. But the communities come
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Speaker 3: out to protest, They do everything to stop but then
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Speaker 3: block it. So in Wisconsin, it's a big company wants
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Speaker 3: to do an AI center. What's the company here? Find
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Speaker 3: the name PNK Group, The PNK Group. He's are going
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Speaker 3: billions and billions and billions. They got plenty of money
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Speaker 3: to spend, so they hire Eric Adams. He's a great speaker.
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Speaker 3: He'll come in and he'll speak at the town halls.
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Speaker 3: He'll convince the crowd. The great Eric Adams will come in.
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Speaker 3: But PNK, I guess they didn't do their research Eric Adams,
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Speaker 3: especially in the heartland in the middle of America, they
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Speaker 3: think he's a left wing coop. So he gets up
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Speaker 3: to speak, he introduces himself and he gets practically booed
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Speaker 3: off the stage. Take a listen. Not a great start
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Speaker 3: to a speech, but he carried on anyway. So I
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Speaker 3: don't think PNK will be using them again and try
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Speaker 3: to find somebody a little more moderate next time. Hey,
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Speaker 3: we'll come back in moment. Oh, we'll get to doctor Fauci.
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Speaker 3: You know, in his diaries, one of the most embarrassing things,
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Speaker 3: I mean, the horrible things in the diaries are him
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Speaker 3: lying and lying and lying to the public. He lied
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Speaker 3: about the death numbers, He lied about all sorts of things,
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Speaker 3: and he admits it in the diary. But one of
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Speaker 3: the most embarrassing things is his drooling over celebrities. Wait,
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Speaker 3: do you hear who his biggest crush was? What woman
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Speaker 3: he had really had of curate? We'll get to that
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Speaker 3: Well, speaking of that Michigan race, l Siad is now
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Speaker 3: declaring victory, claiming he won, which is not actually the
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Speaker 3: case yet. Now there he is been projected the winner
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Speaker 3: by NBC News, which is crazy left wing biased, and
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Speaker 3: he's just been declared the winner by USA Today. Anybody
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Speaker 3: remember the USA today? Remember that newspaper from years ago.
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Speaker 3: It was like a simpleton kind of a newspaper. But
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Speaker 3: USA today it still exists, but it's very biased, very
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Speaker 3: slanted left wing. So they've declared him the winner, and
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Speaker 3: he's now declared himself the winner. But that is not
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Speaker 3: if it's way too close to call. It's forty eight
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Speaker 3: point seven to forty seven point three. It's like a
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Speaker 3: half a point difference, just a handful of votes, but
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Speaker 3: still too close to call. So you know this crazy
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Speaker 3: doctor Fauci. I mean, at the time, we were all
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Speaker 3: telling you, this guy doesn't know what he's talking about.
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Speaker 3: He's a liar, he's corrupt. It turns out that not
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Speaker 3: only is he a liar, he's incredibly stupid because he
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Speaker 3: keeps a diary where he pretty much admits to all
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Speaker 3: the lies, even the death number, the death toll, which
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Speaker 3: he had publicly percent well in his diaries that it's
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Speaker 3: really only zero point three percent. I mean, I mean
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Speaker 3: he puts this in writing in a diary, and a
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Speaker 3: lot of other things. The Wuhan lab which created the virus.
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Speaker 3: He funded it, They funneled it, it laundered it through
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Speaker 3: another organization. But it pretty much lays it all out
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Speaker 3: in the diary that he funded it. There's a guy
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Speaker 3: who did it with him, who he denied publicly denied
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Speaker 3: knowing the guy, never heard of the guy, He never
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Speaker 3: talked to the in the diary where and he's got
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Speaker 3: all his emails and he's talking to the guy every day,
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Speaker 3: day and night constantly. So he just lied about everything.
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Speaker 3: The other part that it's really embarrassing for him. Now
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Speaker 3: what happened with this? This guy is so crazy. He's
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Speaker 3: not only keeping a diary, he's typing it in his
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Speaker 3: office on a government computer. And he always claimed he
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Speaker 3: was a scientist, but apparently knows nothing about science because
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Speaker 3: when he was about to leave his job, he just
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Speaker 3: deleted everything in the computer. And not being an actual scientist,
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Speaker 3: he thought that if you delete it, that's it. It's
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Speaker 3: on doesn't realize it's still on a server somewhere it
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Speaker 3: can be recovered. Bobby Kennedy takes over as a you know,
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Speaker 3: Secretary of Health has access to all this stuff, and
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Speaker 3: they are government computers. He's allowed to do. This has
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Speaker 3: forensic FBI guys go into these computers, into the service,
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Speaker 3: and they find the diary, the whole thing, and they
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Speaker 3: release it and Fauci, you know, says they did it
20:26
Speaker 3: just to embarrass me. Yeah, but look at your road.
20:31
Speaker 3: So in there he's fawning over celebrities. He's the most
20:34
Speaker 3: starstruck guy in the world. And remember at the time,
20:37
Speaker 3: everybody's locked down and all the big stars they would
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Speaker 3: love inside info and they are able to somehow get
20:45
Speaker 3: Fauci's private numbers cell number, so they start calling him.
20:49
Speaker 3: But in the diary this he's just gushing over the
20:52
Speaker 3: fact that Barbara streisand called him, and he writes about
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Speaker 3: him the diary, I can't believe she called me when
20:58
Speaker 3: she found when he said it was her, I said,
21:01
Speaker 3: I was just listening to on my alexa. And he
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Speaker 3: writes that she did not know what an alexa was.
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Speaker 3: He had to explain it to her. But he's just
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Speaker 3: gushing all over. Now. Guess who he was madly in
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Speaker 3: love with. Guess who the one he really really really
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Speaker 3: had a crush on. Who are you guessing, Margot Robbie? No, no, no,
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Speaker 3: who was he really gushing over. In fact, he started
21:22
Speaker 3: to carry on a relationship with her, and it's mostly
21:25
Speaker 3: over the phone, and they finally met a few tens
21:27
Speaker 3: but the one he was really hot for Joan Biez,
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Speaker 3: who's a very nice woman by the way, but but
21:39
Speaker 3: I don't think Playboy and Penthouse were calling her back
21:42
Speaker 3: then even back then again, nice woman, but that's who
21:47
Speaker 3: he really really had a crush on, and he writes
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Speaker 3: about it in his diary, how he was really hot
21:54
Speaker 3: for her. In fact a wife. His wife is getting
21:56
Speaker 3: a little upset about the whole thing, the way they're
21:59
Speaker 3: carrying on regular phone calls, they're texting like teenagers. He
22:03
Speaker 3: even invited her to be his plus one the Kennedy
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Speaker 3: Center Honors, Joan Bias painted a portrait of doctor Fauci
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Speaker 3: for her exhibit. They finally met. He's writing about this
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Speaker 3: in the diary, how excited they were going to finally meet.
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Speaker 3: I mean, if you're going to carry on with anybody,
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Speaker 3: Joan Bias. But it's all in the diary, and the
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Speaker 3: wife may not have seen all this stuff, how really
22:31
Speaker 3: hot he was for her, So I imagine there's trouble
22:34
Speaker 3: in that marriage right now. She was mad before about
22:37
Speaker 3: Joan Bias. I think it's gonna be much worse. So hey,
22:41
Speaker 3: we'll take some calls a little later. Eight hundred three
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Speaker 3: to two one zero seven ten marks. Some owe here
22:47
Speaker 3: Now it's nine to noon, nine to noon from now
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22:53
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22:58
Speaker 1: Live from the Double Oh are life back studios?
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Speaker 3: Well, Michigan still too close to call. Elsaiotis declared victory,
23:10
Speaker 3: but election officials say no, it's way too close to
23:15
Speaker 3: call the race. If you read the Drudge Report, they're
23:17
Speaker 3: already congratulating me. Hey, people ask me all the time
23:20
Speaker 3: about the Drudge Report. What the hell happened to it?
23:23
Speaker 3: It used to be Matt Drudge. It used to be
23:26
Speaker 3: pretty good. Now it's a crazy left wing Drudge Report.
23:31
Speaker 3: From what I know, Matt Drudge is long gone. I
23:33
Speaker 3: think he still has some ownership, but basically sold most
23:37
Speaker 3: of it. It's being run by other people. It's not
23:39
Speaker 3: the Drudge Report that you know. It's not Matt Drudge
23:41
Speaker 3: doing this all day. So that's why it's gone really
23:45
Speaker 3: really crazy. Hey, sixty minutes. Remember the pompous ass Scott
23:50
Speaker 3: Pelley and Sharon Alfonsi. These are two of the most
23:55
Speaker 3: fake news types in the world, total fake news, the
23:59
Speaker 3: most biased, I mean, the worst example of what you
24:04
Speaker 3: want in journalism. Guess who hired them? You knew this
24:07
Speaker 3: would happen, Yes, Columbia Columbia University, the most biased in doctrination,
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Speaker 3: communist in doctrination camp socialist school in America. Columbia University
24:19
Speaker 3: has hired Scott Pelley and Sharon Alphonsi from Sixty Minutes
24:25
Speaker 3: to be professors. It says they will work closely with
24:29
Speaker 3: students individually, uh and as a group through lectures, workshops,
24:35
Speaker 3: since special events designed to sharpen their reporting, investigative and
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Speaker 3: sourcing skills. These are the most awful, biased partisans, slanted
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Speaker 3: fake news journalist that's going to be teaching this kids there,
24:50
Speaker 3: Columbia Journalism. They also contribute to the Columbia Journalism Review.
24:57
Speaker 3: This is like hiring Bernie Madoff to teach the business course.
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Speaker 3: Media Research Center, which investigates all kinds of stuff, says
25:04
Speaker 3: Columbia Journalism not committed to honest journalism, gives students a
25:11
Speaker 3: very one sided education, celebrates left wing policies overwhelmingly run
25:18
Speaker 3: by liberals, crazy liberals. This is the same university that
25:21
Speaker 3: would Bill de Blasio left office. They made them a professor.
25:25
Speaker 3: It's just left wing crazy stuff. So this is Columbia.
25:28
Speaker 3: This is what they've been turning out for the last
25:30
Speaker 3: thirty years, these left wing kooks. And that's how a
25:33
Speaker 3: guy like mom Donnie gets elected. It's not just Colombia.
25:36
Speaker 3: Harvard's just as bad. They're all horrible now, just in
25:40
Speaker 3: doctrination camps. Hey, let's take some calls. Let's see if
25:44
Speaker 3: anybody knows I'm on at nine o'clock now. Actually, apparently
25:46
Speaker 3: people do. We can't check the actual Nielsen ratings. It
25:50
Speaker 3: takes the end of the week to get anything, but
25:52
Speaker 3: we can look at the streaming numbers and they're up.
25:56
Speaker 3: They're way up in the nine o'clock hour. So that's good.
25:58
Speaker 3: That's very good. It means we'll have figured out we're
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Speaker 3: starting an hour earlier. We've got people listening all over
26:03
Speaker 3: the country. Let's go to Jacob Denver, Colorado. Jacob, how
26:08
Speaker 3: you doing, Hi.
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Speaker 5: Good morning.
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Speaker 8: First of all, congrats on the Barrett Media Award.
26:13
Speaker 5: The second thing is you now have an extra hour
26:15
Speaker 5: to find Steve More on Thursdays.
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Speaker 3: There you go, our good friend Steve Moore, the great economists,
26:20
Speaker 3: not all he comes fashionably late for his interviews, sometimes
26:24
Speaker 3: a week late.
26:24
Speaker 9: But and then the third thing was I thought that
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Speaker 9: when New York City apartment vacancy rates hit five percent,
26:30
Speaker 9: the rent Control lost sunsets.
26:33
Speaker 3: I'm not sure about that. I have to check into that.
26:35
Speaker 3: But one of the reasons it's the prices are so high.
26:39
Speaker 3: You can't get an apartment in New York. The rental
26:41
Speaker 3: market is just packed with people coming in despite Mom Donnie.
26:46
Speaker 3: Sales are up in condos and co ops and all that,
26:48
Speaker 3: but the rental market is through the roof, very little
26:51
Speaker 3: inventory left hails. Remember, the rental market is like the
26:57
Speaker 3: barometer for what's coming, because you know, everybody comes in
27:00
Speaker 3: and they rent, but then a year later, two years later,
27:03
Speaker 3: they start buying. They've decided they like it here. So
27:05
Speaker 3: that's a good sign. Let's go to rich in Myrtle Beach.
27:09
Speaker 3: Rich how you doing, thanks, Mark?
27:11
Speaker 8: You know that's Scott Pelly and those guys might as
27:14
Speaker 8: well just call it brainwashing and indoctrination one O one,
27:17
Speaker 8: you know, but the you mentioned Fauci's wife isn't it
27:21
Speaker 8: Christine Grady who's the head of the NIH Bioethics, and
27:25
Speaker 8: they approved the drugs for the FDA, and if Fauci
27:28
Speaker 8: had a back floor claim on patents for the vaccine.
27:32
Speaker 8: So the guy was king in tons of money with
27:35
Speaker 8: his wife approving this stuff and then him and getting
27:38
Speaker 8: his hands on the patent and making a ton of
27:41
Speaker 8: money on the vaccines and stuff. So the whole thing
27:43
Speaker 8: is so crooked from the very beginning.
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Speaker 3: Well, on advice the counsel, I just take the fifth Amendment,
27:49
Speaker 3: which is my kind of under the constitution. Yeah, no,
27:52
Speaker 3: he won't answer. Yeah, you're right, he is. He was
27:54
Speaker 3: a terrible, terrible, terrible profiteer.
27:57
Speaker 8: And his wife was in on it because she's approven
27:59
Speaker 8: the vaccine drug and he's making money on it, the
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Speaker 8: best making money on it. It's like a total conflict of.
28:03
Speaker 3: Interest, tota completely. It's a corruption. That's that's that little
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Speaker 3: worm Fauci. Hey give Andrew Cuomo credit. He was the
28:11
Speaker 3: worst thing in the pandemic, screwed up everything. But at
28:14
Speaker 3: least he wasn't corrupt about it. He would oh wait
28:16
Speaker 3: a minute, well, he wasn't taking money from the drug companies.
28:19
Speaker 3: He got that fake book deal five million for a
28:21
Speaker 3: book that nobody read. Nobody read the book. This guy,
28:26
Speaker 3: it's unbelievable. Cuomo screws up everything in the pandemic. He
28:31
Speaker 3: forgets to use the hospital ship, he forgets to use
28:34
Speaker 3: the Javit center. He sends patients with the virus, with
28:38
Speaker 3: the virus raging in them into the nursing homes to
28:41
Speaker 3: infect everybody, kills ten thousand seniors. He then gets a
28:45
Speaker 3: book deal for five million dollars to write a book
28:48
Speaker 3: about what a great job he's done handling the pandemic.
28:51
Speaker 3: Now it's from a book company and a major corporation
28:55
Speaker 3: that does a lot of business in New York State,
28:58
Speaker 3: so it was in their best interest to hand him
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Speaker 3: five million dollars. So I guess yeah, he's just as
29:02
Speaker 3: bad as as Fauci. Let's go to Ernie in Northport
29:06
Speaker 3: out in Long Island. Ernie, how you doing good?
29:10
Speaker 5: Mark? Good morning.
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Speaker 10: This is sort of like a perverted religious thing as
29:13
Speaker 10: far as Fauci's concerned. Here he sends to the public, okay,
29:18
Speaker 10: and now he writes in his journal and everybody can
29:20
Speaker 10: see it.
29:20
Speaker 8: It's like a confessional.
29:22
Speaker 3: I mean, this guy is crazy.
29:24
Speaker 10: I don't understand how a guy like this even gets
29:26
Speaker 10: in a.
29:27
Speaker 3: Position like that. Yeah, well it is sick. It is sick.
29:31
Speaker 3: The guy's eighty five and he's keeping a diary. You
29:33
Speaker 3: know at the time he was eighty.
29:35
Speaker 5: I guess, you know, I don't get it.
29:37
Speaker 10: I mean, this is you do one thing and then
29:40
Speaker 10: you do the other, and everybody could see it.
29:42
Speaker 3: Where's this guy's head?
29:44
Speaker 5: But hey, look, you know they're all like that.
29:46
Speaker 3: No, there's something really wrong with that guy. And who
29:48
Speaker 3: has a massive crush on Joan Bis And then he
29:53
Speaker 3: writes about their phone calls. They talk every night. Imagine
29:56
Speaker 3: this guy with Joan Byez and they're dying to me.
30:00
Speaker 3: Then they talk every night, and she's saying, you hang
30:03
Speaker 3: up first, Now, you hang up first. I mean, it's
30:05
Speaker 3: just disgusting. Well, let's go to Richard in Bay Shore. Richard,
30:10
Speaker 3: how you doing well?
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Speaker 9: Very good early, it's early. Good morning to you.
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Speaker 5: Mark.
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Speaker 9: Well. Surfing the internet, I came across from an organization
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Speaker 9: in upstate New York called Compassion Coalition that operates not
30:23
Speaker 9: for profit supermarkets in Utica and Troy One. It's like
30:28
Speaker 9: thirteen thousand square feet. It's been around for twenty years
30:31
Speaker 9: and they take donations. That's how they get their money.
30:34
Speaker 9: You know, it's a church and everything behind it.
30:38
Speaker 3: Yeah, you ever go there? Have you ever seen it?
30:40
Speaker 3: You go look at the pictures.
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Speaker 9: I've seen the pictures.
30:45
Speaker 3: It doesn't look like does it.
30:48
Speaker 9: Well, you Wegmans are forty thousand square feet nowadays.
30:50
Speaker 3: No. I mean as far as quality and all that, well, the.
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Speaker 9: Only knock I could see is people complain that the
30:56
Speaker 9: vegetables are not the freshest exactly. You know, look and
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Speaker 9: Troy are probably a hell of a lot worse than
31:03
Speaker 9: East New York.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, they're pretty bad. They're pretty good. Least. You want
31:06
Speaker 3: to see how government supermarkets work, go to Havana, Cuba.
31:09
Speaker 3: Take a look at the government supermarkets, mostly empty shelves
31:12
Speaker 3: and like you know, in a real supermarket, you go
31:15
Speaker 3: to the cereal section, there's forty thousand different kinds of cereal.
31:17
Speaker 3: You go to the government supermarket in Cuba, there's one
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Speaker 3: kind of cereal that comes in a plain white box
31:24
Speaker 3: and in big black letters. It's a cereal on it.
31:26
Speaker 3: I'm not kidding. It's just a cereal. It's in a
31:29
Speaker 3: white box. It's all generic. It's just horrible horrible stuff.
31:35
Speaker 3: You know, no matter what you do, there's different levels
31:40
Speaker 3: of quality. Like people say, oh, there's a farmer's market,
31:42
Speaker 3: I'm going to a farmer's market. You know, they don't
31:44
Speaker 3: realize there's good farmers and there's bad farmers. There's some
31:49
Speaker 3: farmers that make they grow the most incredible vegetables in
31:53
Speaker 3: the world, but those farmers work with certain purveyors, and
31:57
Speaker 3: those farmers supply the restaurants in the world. You know,
32:02
Speaker 3: if you're a John George, or you're Danielle or any
32:05
Speaker 3: of these top restaurants, they buy everything directly from a farm.
32:08
Speaker 3: There's purveyors that go Oliver, New York, find the single
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Speaker 3: best farm stuff and get it to the restaurants. Now
32:16
Speaker 3: there's other farmers. They're not so good and they they
32:19
Speaker 3: can't sell to them. It's not enough, it's not good enough,
32:21
Speaker 3: so they show up at a farmer's market. So again,
32:24
Speaker 3: just beware when you're at those farmers' markets. Let's go
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Speaker 3: to John in Colorado, John, how you doing.
32:32
Speaker 5: Hey, good morning, and another Colorado caller south of Denver.
32:37
Speaker 5: I wanted to mention Scott Pelley and yeah, cheery out
32:41
Speaker 5: potency went. I went through social media and basically, you know,
32:45
Speaker 5: everybody who stands behind these twerps are basically Democrats themselves,
32:50
Speaker 5: and they want to tell us, oh, how objective and
32:53
Speaker 5: all that this stuff. No, the ones that are coming
32:56
Speaker 5: out and supporting them with the Democrats, they're just giving
32:58
Speaker 5: them the talking points that they want to hear and
33:01
Speaker 5: move forward with. Mark Woman was proven right, especially that
33:05
Speaker 5: Rosen character telling them would be journalists to be the activist,
33:11
Speaker 5: to be the people.
33:11
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're not supposed to be an activist's supposed to be.
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Speaker 3: Walter cron guy who was a liberal by the way,
33:16
Speaker 3: kind of left wing. I mean it came out later
33:19
Speaker 3: after he retired, but when he's on the air, he
33:22
Speaker 3: was Walter Kronk and we kept it very straight. Then
33:25
Speaker 3: Dan Rather, you got to give Dan Rather credit. He
33:27
Speaker 3: really was the father of fake news. He's the first
33:30
Speaker 3: guy to really start the fake news literally fake it.
33:34
Speaker 3: Remember the George Bush going a wall. He actually used
33:38
Speaker 3: forged fake documents. He got caught, he got fired over it,
33:41
Speaker 3: but he ushered in the era of fake news. So
33:45
Speaker 3: give him a credit for that. I mean, it was
33:46
Speaker 3: always under the surface, but he's the one that brought
33:49
Speaker 3: it out in the open. There. Hey, don't forget. We're
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Speaker 3: Woo. Well, hey, the weather not so bad today. It's
34:27
Speaker 3: supposed to be a rainy day. It looks like if
34:29
Speaker 3: it's gonna rain, it'll just be like around five o'clock
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Speaker 3: that's it, and the rest of the day should be
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34:49
Speaker 3: So McDonald's not doing as well as they thought they would.
34:53
Speaker 3: McDonald's having a little bit of a slump. You like
34:56
Speaker 3: to grow like a certain percent a year was very slow.
35:01
Speaker 3: Sales were below analysts estimates. The McDonald's CEO, addressing shareholders,
35:08
Speaker 3: said we didn't execute right, and he said people are
35:12
Speaker 3: not people are not coming out like they used to.
35:16
Speaker 3: We haven't pushed our value meals in the I don't know.
35:21
Speaker 3: I think you got too much competition. Now, you got
35:23
Speaker 3: shake Shack. You got five guys. Everywhere you turn. There's
35:26
Speaker 3: like three burger chains right next to McDonald's. So I
35:30
Speaker 3: think that's the problem. They gotta they gotta keep up.
35:32
Speaker 3: You know, McDonald's is great, but but shake Shack it's better.
35:38
Speaker 3: It's more beefier, juicier.
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Speaker 9: You know.
35:40
Speaker 3: McDonald's it's more a prepackaged kind of feel to it,
35:43
Speaker 3: and it's a there's too much bun on that big Mac,
35:46
Speaker 3: not enough beef, and shake Shack it's a lot more beefs.
35:50
Speaker 3: I think they need to retool it'll keep up with
35:52
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