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there's all kinds of news out to discuss today. The

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manic depression that is going and it is a depression,

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and it is crazy in some cases. The accusations that

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are being made by Democrats regarding these tariffs, they've gone

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into overdrive. We've got that, We've got Tolsey gabbittt had

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something to say to today's Cabinet meeting. But before we

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get to any of that, we've had two incidents today

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of aircraft. One at Reagan National Airport which happened during

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the ground to Win two planes apparently one of them

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had their wings clips by another plane, causing a lot

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of questions. But in New York right now at the

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Hutchon River, apparently there is an aircraft down. Red Apple

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Media News director anchor, My good friend is with us. No,

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it's been so long since I've heard your voice. Thank

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you for joining us.

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Speaker 5: Norm Peah, thank you. It's good to hear your voice.

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Speaker 4: We are.

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Speaker 5: I'm at the scene. So I'm on the Jersey City side,

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which is obviously in New Jersey, and this is where

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the crash took place, closer to the Jersey side of

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the Hudson About. It was a little bit after three

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o'clock this afternoon, and I just spoke like ninety seconds

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ago with somebody. He said he heard a loud thud

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and then he saw something in the water. All of

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his co workers ran down. Of course they called nine

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to one one. The response here on the Jersey side

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is overwhelming. Now I can't from my vantage point, I

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can't see where this chopper is. Maybe it has sunk already.

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I just can't tell you for my advantage, boys, and

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I'm pretty close, because there's EMTs, there's emergency personnel, there's FDNY,

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even the FDNY came through the Holland Tunnel. There's the

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Jersey side to help out. There are boats on the

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water as well. So what I have been told is

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that there were four people aboard this helicopter and that

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the four have been plucked out of the water. I

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don't know what their condition is, don't know what took

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place with the helicopter. That obviously will come in the

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coming hour or a couple hours, so that there usually

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pretty quick about getting this information to us, getting conflicting

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reports about their conditions. So I can't even tell you

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for sure, is you know what has happened to these four.

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heard the thought he said, he's pretty sure that one

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of the people plucked from the water was a kid,

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which would suggest to me, if that's accurate, that this

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may have been a tourist helicopter.

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Speaker 4: Wow.

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Speaker 8: Well, it is at least somewhat hardening to hear that

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people have been recovered, so one of course hopes and

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praise that their condition is given the fact that the

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aircraft is down. The helicopter you said, it's a helicopter

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down in the water. Hopefully they were able to survive it.

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Speaker 4: Experience it is, you know.

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which was the Miracle on the Hudson, when Sully Sullenberger

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landed an aircraft, a whole aircraft on the Hudson and

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thankfully everyone survived that thanks to his expertise and what

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was really was a miracle. And on that day there

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are ferries that go back and forth across the Hudson

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that bring passengers from New Jersey to New York back

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to the York, New Jersey, and they were the first

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and really stayed so many lives that day. Here we

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there are those ferry boats nearby as well. Now I

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don't know if they were the first on the scene

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that got these people out of the alicopter, but there

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are I would say endless amounts of fire trucks here, ambulances,

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and they're sitting here, which suggests me that whatever has

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happened is over, and now they're trying trying to figure

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can fish the helicopter out of the water.

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Speaker 4: No, thank you very much for bringing us up to speed.

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Speaker 4: Thank you so much for the report.

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Speaker 8: Sure Red Apple Media is knowing laden my friends, all right,

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James Golan here snurgly with you today. The Democrats are unbelievable.

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whole thing. We'll just get the gist of it. Let's

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start with cut eight. This is Senator Blumenthal from Connecticut.

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He of Stolen valor fame. This is a guy who

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managed to get elected although he misrepresented his service record

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in the Vietnam War. Yet he's elected to the United

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States a Democrat. Of course, this is Senator Blumenthal earlier.

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Speaker 2: President Trump has particulated.

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Speaker 3: In reality, weis done huge damage to words prim and

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he's leaving deep and spreading unsearching about what is next.

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Speaker 2: And the uncertainty is almost as.

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Speaker 9: Bad as the term because businesses can't plan.

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Speaker 4: If they don't know what the rules are going to be.

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Speaker 2: And so he is laying waste to.

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Speaker 4: The market economy. With the uncertainty and chaos and confusion,

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there seems to be no limit to it.

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Speaker 2: It's dystopian, dysfunctional, just plain dumb.

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Speaker 10: Is there the potential for White House insiders to profit

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Speaker 11: This is.

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Speaker 4: This administration is replete with grifters. Corruption is its middle name.

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Speaker 2: And I have no doubt that.

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Speaker 3: An investigation of stock dealing as well as potentially others

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that NESTA revealed em.

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Speaker 8: All right, we can stop it right there. So here's

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the angle again. Oh, there's so much chaos out there.

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listen and watch the news because everybody knew this was

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coming since the election. But no, no, everybody's been caught

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off guard completely by the fact that there were tariffs,

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even though they've been promised. And now you have this

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mainstream so called reporter type and I don't know who

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this person is. Need to find out because this is

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the new angle that Democrats are going on. Is there

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a possibility of inside of trading going on at the

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White House. Oh, they're just a bunch of name names.

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accuse people of shady stock deals, name names. We on

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this side, name names. People want to know how the

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Pelosis seem to have done so well with their trades.

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We could go all the way back to the cattle

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futures business in Hillary Clinton and ask the same questions

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when they were in office. But if you're gonna make

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these accusations, bring the receipts now, Elizabeth Warren, you heard

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everything Blumenthal had to say. That's cut seven, Elizabeth Warren, Democrat,

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listen to this.

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Speaker 4: Of course, the action of the tarifs people all man.

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Speaker 7: I understand chaos is its own form of terrify, but

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it costs everyone in the United States.

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Speaker 10: When the president he doesn't on again off again, on again,

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off again, on again, off again, which causes investors to

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back up and say, I'm not opening the factory here

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because nobody.

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Speaker 7: Knows what the molise will be two years from now.

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Speaker 4: They won't even know what the list would be two

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days from me.

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Speaker 12: I know the Democrats were planning like a week of

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ague and resaws to Trump's here of during recess.

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Speaker 13: How's the message to change now that you know?

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Speaker 9: Now?

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Speaker 10: That means that Donald Trump has proven that he doesn't

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understand how to drive a big economy and that.

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Speaker 7: He is perfectly willing to wreckon the kind of cost

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that Donald Trump has already imposed on this economy, even

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if he rolled back over the tariffs tomorrow.

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Speaker 2: The cost has been enormous.

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Speaker 8: He is, all right, Elizabeth Warren. So this is the

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same line. There's too much chaos out here. As the

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cost of the economy's enormous, no one will open factory share.

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It's a blatant misstatement, and I could use the word lie,

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but I'd rather just use the word misstatements. There were

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already over three trillion dollars of new investments headed to

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the United States thanks to Donald Trump. Donald Trump doesn't

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understand the economy. He understands well enough how the Democrat

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an economy that served the Democrat Party, not the American people.

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Every day we learn more and more about the mismanagement

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of the federal government in the hands of Democrats. Let

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me give you an example of that. Cut sixteen Today

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at the Cabinet meeting, Laurie Chavez Dremier talked about what's

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Speaker 12: Heals at that last night, late last night, we're understanding

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unemployment insurance fraud. That trust needs to be whole for

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the American people when we need it, we need it

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for who deserves it. That's not what we're seeing in

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the numbers we saw last night again exposed by our

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partners at DOJE at the Department of Labor, since twenty twenty,

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over four hundred million dollars of payments have gone out already.

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States we have over almost twenty tenty five thousand people

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who are over one hundred and fifteen years old who

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are collecting fifty nine million dollars that we have sent

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out to people. Talk about fraudulent behavior, mister President, of

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twenty eight thousand people between one and five years old

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have collected fraudulent payments at the tune of two hundred

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and fifty four million dollars has gone out. And lastly,

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ten thousand people who have not been born yet fifteen

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years into the future sixty nine million dollars and they

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haven't even been born yet. In one case, they will

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be born one hundred and twenty nine years from now.

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The United States government sent them forty one thousand dollars

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and they're not born yet. So under the Department of Labor,

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those are the things that we're uncovering. I couldn't be

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more honored to tell the American people that we're bringing

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back their dollars and we're saving them and returning them

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to the United States Treasury. Also, jobs numbers. Last Friday,

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two hundred and twenty eight thousand new jobs were reported.

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That is good for the American people. That is my

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primary job is to grow that workforce under your leadership.

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Speaker 4: So we'll take down you got it.

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Speaker 14: Now.

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Speaker 4: Here's what we know.

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Speaker 8: In addition to everything you've heard about Social Security, the

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mismanagement there, Medicaid, the management there, we have illegal aliens

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that have been put in the system who are getting benefits.

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have people supposedly over one hundred and fifteen years old

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collecting unemployment.

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Speaker 4: No controls on the way your money is spending.

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Speaker 8: Yet you have Elizabeth Warren saying that Trump doesn't understand

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the economy. You have this guy talking about grifters, Bloomenthal

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Center to Bloomenthal from Connecticut, who sat up and lied

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to the voters about his service record, blatant lies. They

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call it stolen valor. He's a senator. He has a

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audacity to sit and point his finger and claim, with

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no evidence whatsoever, that people in the Trump administration are

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guilty of insider stock trading.

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Speaker 4: Bring the receipts. These people have lied.

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Speaker 8: They have built an entire political party and an entire

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bureaucracy on cheating, lying, stealing, grifting, lying more to the

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Speaker 4: This is what they do.

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Speaker 8: Donald Trump has proven he knows how to make an

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economy work because it worked the first time. Instead of

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putting in confidence in a man that has proven to

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know how to deliver in a short time results.

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Speaker 4: What do they do?

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Speaker 8: Stand on the sidelines and carp and we have more

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carping from them coming up. Don't go away, James Golden snurwly.

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I didn't even get to my first story today, the locomotion. Oh,

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this is the anniversary of little Eva passing fifty nine

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years old. When she did in two thousand and three.

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This was number one in nineteen sixty two. The locomotion

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sort of about a train, and I did not get

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to the first story on my stack today. I'll just

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give you the headline. Man robbed and had sex with

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corpse on Manhattan subway train, according to the New York

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Police Department. I'm not making it up. They're looking for him,

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they've got photos of him. He has an LA Dodgers

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hat on. Man robbed somebody, then had sex with the

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corpse on a Manhattan subway train.

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Speaker 4: That did the locomotion rash.

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Speaker 6: This is the rush hour with those Nerdly Nerdly on

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seventy seven W Way DC.

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Speaker 2: It's the rush hour with bos Nerdly by.

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Speaker 9: The pseudonymos Nerdly rush.

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Speaker 2: Now yours bos Nerdly.

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Speaker 4: Nineteen seventy was the year This was the date.

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Speaker 8: Paul McCartney issue depressed statement announcing the Beatles were no more,

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one week before he released his solo album I have

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no future plans to record or appear with the Beatles again,

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or to write any music with John. John Lennon, who

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had kept his much earlier decision to leave the Beatles

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quiet for the sake of others, was furious when a

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reporter called John Lennon to comment on McCartney's statement. John

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Lennon said, Paul hasn't left left. I sacked them.

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Speaker 4: Go home.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, uh anyway, Uh, we we have to do a

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reprise very quickly, ladies and gentlemen. People are asking me questions.

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Some questions I can answer, others I can't. People want

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to know specifics. How did this happen? Where exactly? You

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said the subway? What subway? It was a Manhattan subway.

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forties riding the R train. The car the train was

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idling at Whitehall Station. Police reviewed surveillance. They say the

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victim got on the R train about eight pm. He

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lit up a stogy no a cigarette. He lit up

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a cigarette, fill the car with cigarette smoke. People being

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New Yorkers. Oh no, someone smoking, they left the subway car.

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People say the smoking kills in this case, we don't know.

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But the man after smoking a cigarette died deaded.

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Speaker 2: It's the Rush Hour with bos Nerdly.

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Speaker 9: By the pseudonyms Nerdly now yours.

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Speaker 2: Bo's Nerdly nineteen sixty seven.

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Speaker 8: On this day, Marvin Gay heads into the studio and

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records his version of this song first recorded by the Miracles,

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then gladys Knight, and it sold. It was a million

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seller for gladys Knight, but Marvin's going to do it anyway,

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and it really broke for him in a huge way.

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This song had a few lives with motown artists the

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great Marvin Gay. Noam leyden Red, Apple Media News director

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anchor is with us. Noam, you have an update on

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what's going on with that helicopter that went in the

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water in the Hudson River.

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Speaker 4: What's going on, Noam James.

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Speaker 5: Unfortunately, none of it is good news. So no, it

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was up. Yeah, yeah, this is going to be, unfortunately,

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a tragedy that we're going to be talking about for

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a while. So if you hadn't heard, it was about

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three point thirty this afternoon, a helicopter over the Hudson.

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This was closer to the New Jersey side of the Hudson.

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An eyewitness said they saw what they thought was the

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propeller of the helicopter breaking apart, then the helicopter crashing

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down into the water. Emergency personnel we're on the scene

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very quickly. I just talked to maybe fifteen minutes ago,

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a Jersey City firefighter that's where close to the water

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where this accident took place, and he'd looked at me

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and I said, so, what do you know, and he goes,

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it's not good, not good at all. I can't tell

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you how many are dead, but there's definitely some dead.

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And now we're just getting a report from the Associated

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Press that all six people aboard this helicopter were killed.

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earlier was that it was a mix of adults and children,

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which of course would make the story even more tragic.

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scene where there's a lot of office built on the

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water here in Jersey City that faced the Hudson. Because

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it's such a beautiful view of Manhattan. They said they

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heard what was a loud thud, somebody saw a helicopter

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fall from the sky. And now fast forward to about

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an hour after the crash took place, the scene, which

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was filled with fire trucks, emergency personnel. They're starting to

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pull away as I speak to you, and that's because

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it seems that this story is accurate from the ap

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that all sticks people what we believe is a tourist helicopter.

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We haven't confirmed that were killed in this crash.

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Speaker 8: Wow, tragic news, know them, Very tragic news. Thank goodness

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to responders though none of them were hurt in their

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efforts to try to save people there. And it's just

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a tragedy, know them. Thank you so much for keeping

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us updated. Sure thing, that's no I'm lady, ladies and gentlemen.

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Speaker 4: Not good news. But this is I mean, this is tragic.

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Speaker 8: This is not the first that a helicopter, by the way,

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has gone down in the hunt, and we had some

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years ago a news or traffic traffic helicopter went down.

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So just the tragedy. Now the other tragedy we were

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talking about, we still are. I'm going to leave this topic,

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but there was still some unanswered questions. The case on

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a New York City subway, a homeless man apparently gets on,

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decides he wants to light up. He lights up his cigarette.

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The subway car is filled with smoke. The suspect dies.

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It had been idling idling for quite some time, apparently

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three hours of idling. Another guy gets on the car,

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realizes the victim was dead, goes through his pockets, taking

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whatever the victim had him, maybe even the cigarettes if

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anyone left. Then he has sex with the man the

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dead man.

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Speaker 4: He has oral and other sex with the dead man.

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Speaker 8: Police thought they had identified a specific suspect, but now

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they're unsure they have the right person. There are photos

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of the man. He has on he has a goatee,

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he has a beard, hoodie with the parker. He is recognizable.

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Someone will step forward and identify this man who robbed

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the dead man and then had oral and sex with

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him and broadcast. The most famous broadcast engineer in the world,

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mister Mike Mamone, has stepped in with question. Mister Mike

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wants to know if the corpse rape suspect faces a

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stiff fine. Indeed, he does very stiff fine, and apparently

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maybe even some time in the pokey.

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Speaker 4: And that, my friends, is the tail end of this story,

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the caboose. If you will.

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Speaker 8: Now getting back to the Democrats, getting back to the

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Democrats we've heard today. Okay, I have to play this.

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This is Tulci gabbittt from the cabinet meeting. That is

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cut number eighteen. Some of you might have to sit down.

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Speaker 4: For this one.

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Speaker 13: I've got a long list of things that we're investigating.

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We have the best of the best going after this election,

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integrity being one of them. We have of evidence of

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how these electronic voting systems have been vulnerable to hackers

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for a very long time, and vulnerable to exploitation to

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manipulate the results of the votes being cast, which further

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drives forward your mandate to bring about paper ballots across

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the country so that voters can have faith in the

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integrity of our elections.

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Speaker 8: I want to make sure we understood that, So would

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you mind please just let's just do it slowly. Let's

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just play that one more time so we can slowly

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digest everything that Tulsi Gabbitt said during a.

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Speaker 13: Long list of things that we're investigating, we have the

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best of the best going after this election, integrity being

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one of them. We have evidence of how these electronic

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voting systems have been vulnerable to hackers for a very

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long time, vulnerable to exploitation to manipulate the results of

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the votes being cast.

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Speaker 9: Which mother drives forward your mandate to bring about paper

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balance across.

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Speaker 13: The country so that voters can have faith in the

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integrity of our elections.

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Speaker 5: M hm.

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Speaker 4: Okay, then.

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Speaker 8: We will be paying attention to that in the days

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and months ahead. Now going back to this issue of

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the well, the House passed the budget. By the way,

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Trump's budget is the budget proposal that Donald Trump whant.

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It passed in the House, and Democrats are unhappy about that.

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Here is Democrat Representative Stephen Horsford. He is from Nevada.

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This is cut three Jonas and let us listen to Democrat.

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Democrat Representative Stephen Horsford.

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Speaker 11: The Speaker is rushing to the floor to pass a budget.

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Reconcile to screw America by passing the biggest tax cut

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in history on the.

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Speaker 4: Backs of the American people. WTF Who's in charge?

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Speaker 8: Donald Trump? Is he's the president. Now, I just want

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to make sure that you, ladies and gentlemen, understood. Did

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you under Jonas? I hate to always put you on

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the spot. I'm not trying to embarrass you. Thank you

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for always playing along with me so nicely. But I

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just want to see whether you totally understood what this

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representatives just said to us.

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Speaker 4: What is your view of what the guy just said

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to us, this Democrat.

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Speaker 5: He basically said that the new bill is on the

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backs of taxpayers.

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Speaker 8: Now let me point out the very salient point to

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you of what he said. And it goes by so quick,

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and I'm not blaming you. I'm not saying anything wrong.

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I listened with political ears because this is what I do, Okay,

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so I hear every little nuance of what these people say.

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Speaker 4: He said, ladies, and.

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Speaker 8: The Countess of Conspiracy has weighed in on the man

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that was having sex with the corpse on the New

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York City subway. The Countess of Conspiracy says, this is sickness.

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Speaker 4: It is sick.

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Speaker 8: What part Countess, the oral or the anal sex? Moving

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back with the corpse? What are you looking at me

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like that? For Carlos, you missed the story. This is

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New York City. I have to recap everything. You throw

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me off course, Carlos, listen, you stepped out of the room.

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This is important. You know this happened because you're gonna

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be riding the subway tonight. You might be on this

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very train that this happened in, sitting in the seat

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where this thing happened. Homeless guy got on the R

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train Manhattan. Okay, he lights up a cigarette. He smokes

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the cigarette on the train. The train fills full of smoke.

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People leave. Then later on the train's just sitting there,

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it's idling. Then later on another guy gets on the train.

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The homeless guy that was smoking a cigarette, he died,

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smoked a cigarette and he died deaded. Then another guy

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gets on. He got a hoodie, he's got on his thing,

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and he realizes this guy is dead, so he starts

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going through all of his possessions, steals everything. Wasn't satisfied

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with stealing the dead man's stuff. After that, he had

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sex with the dead guy. He had oral and ain'tal

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sex with the dead guy on the New York City

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subway train. Now I'm still trying to figure out how

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he did the oral part with the dead guy, but

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I don't really want to know the details of it

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that much. So now we have the counter's conspiracy saying

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this is sick and and mister Mike wants to know

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if the guy is going to get a stiff fine

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if he's ever called.

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Speaker 4: So now you're up to speed.

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Speaker 8: Now, as I was saying, I listen with super ears

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every time Democrats open their mouths. So play that SoundBite

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again and let me tell you the real salient. Part

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number three. Democrat Party Stephen Horsford from Nevada.

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Speaker 11: The Speaker is rushing to the floor to pass a

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budget reconciliation to screw America by passing the biggest tax

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cut in history.

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Speaker 4: On the backs of the American people.

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Speaker 9: WTF who's in.

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Speaker 4: Charge, Donald Trump is.

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Speaker 8: He's claiming that the American people, that's you, that's me,

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that's you, Carlins, that's you, TJ, that's you, Countess a conspiracy,

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that's Princess Diana, that's Lady Bendeck, that's all of us

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that if we get a tax cut, he is screwing us.

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He's doing to us what that guy did to the

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dead guy on the R train. If we get a

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tax cut, the biggest tax cut in history. This Democrat

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says that that is screwing Americans on the backs of

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the American.

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Speaker 4: People, Who is it that pays the taxes?

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Speaker 9: You?

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Speaker 8: How in the world are you getting screwed like the

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guy on the R train if you get a chance

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to keep some of your own money.

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Speaker 4: And then he says wtf.

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Speaker 8: People ought to be asking him, WTF what are you

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talking about that a tax cut screws me?

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Speaker 4: It's on my back.

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Speaker 8: No, no, no, my friends, that's why you should be

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glad you have me as a host, because I listened

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to everything these people saying they're devious. Now moving on,

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we have a bill in front of Congress to allow

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American Oh it's too late. We're gonna have to do

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this bill tomorrow. This is incredible. But in the meantime,

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let's listen to cut fourteen about the tires.

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Speaker 4: This is what I'm seeing.

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Speaker 8: Then this commentator Niam Mikayla Henderson very quickly cut fourteen.

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Speaker 14: Is it worth it to upend the global economy for

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HVAC jobs? Right, which is what Howard Lutnik is talking about.

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That these factories will be largely automated, but then there'll

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be mechanics. Who are I guess fixing the machines and

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fixing the robots and the HVAC systems. So they are

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making big promises when they can deliver is still an

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open question.

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Speaker 4: These people demean everything. Is it worked? To think?

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Speaker 8: Is it worked? Work the global economy for the stupid

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h that jobs like HVAC jobs are meaningless. These people

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demean work that the blue collar of Americans make their

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living on. Why just rub the Chinese screwing over America

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like that guy did to that body on the R trade?

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Why just rup that for these stupid blue collar jobs.

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These people are so elitist. They are just so wrong

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about everything. We gotta take a quick break. Why do

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you want to go and do that?

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Speaker 9: And do that?

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Speaker 4: Shoot Tip birthday today? This is what Janet huh yeah.

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Speaker 8: Born in nineteen seventy, part of a tribe call Quest

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and later of course out on his own, The Big Wonderful.

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Speaker 4: Q Tip. James Golden is Surtly Don't go Away.

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Speaker 6: Rush Fish is the rush Hour with Bo snrdley nerdly

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on seventy seven WA DC.

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Speaker 2: It's the rush Hour with Bo Snrdleady.

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Speaker 9: By the pseudonym Bo Nerdley Rush Now.

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Speaker 8: Yours bos Nerdley. Yeah, it's James Golden. Nineteen forty seven

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Bunny Whaler was born. You heard of Bob Marley and

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the Whalers. He's the Whaler of the Bob Marley and

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the Whalers. Along with Peter Tosh, Bob Bunny Whaler was

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one of the three forming member original member of Bob

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Marley and the Whalers. One of the standard bearers of

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reggae music, passed away in twenty twenty one, age seventy three,

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Bunny Whaler remembered here both.

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Speaker 4: Nobody's rush hour.

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Speaker 8: I know we should ask Nursey nurse about how this

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dead guy could have I mean, how this other guy

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had oral. It's very confusing what happened on that r train.

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Speaker 6: James Golden aka bos Nerdly presents Rabbit.

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Speaker 8: Phones and let's go with Uri on uh rapid Phones.

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We start with you, Uri, How are you this afternoon?

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Speaker 1: Hello? Hello sir?

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Speaker 4: Yes, how are you?

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Speaker 14: Oh?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm sorry.

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Speaker 13: I did.

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Speaker 1: The train situation. Yes, yes, Like William shakes William shakes

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camphis the hell is empty, all the devils are here.

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That's exactly what's going on right now. That's all I

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want to say. Thank you very much.

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Speaker 4: Send you Hello's empty. All the devils are here?

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Speaker 2: Wow?

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Speaker 4: Okay?

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Speaker 8: Judith in about Brookland, New York. How are you this afternoon,

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Judith James.

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Speaker 9: I love it when you get fired up.

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Speaker 15: You are terrific.

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Speaker 1: Yesterday you were phenomenal, and today again I love it when.

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Speaker 2: You get all upset and all fired up.

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Speaker 1: You're the best.

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Speaker 5: When you get like that, you're terrific. Absolutely absolutely well,

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thank you.

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Speaker 8: I appreciate it. I lost my view of the screen.

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They tell me who's next? Jonas Jerry in New Jersey.

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Jerry in New Jersey? How are you, Jerry?

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Speaker 9: Hi?

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Speaker 4: How you doing?

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Speaker 15: I don't think maybe Democrats should get a gift the

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Joje check that people are talking about. My understanding is

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they're considering giving it only to people who pay net taxes.

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Sounds like a good idea, but be very bad next

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year if the Congress votes party line, and they would

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be that way and Trump signs a bill at a

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portion of America like thirty thirty five percent would get zero,

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no good. Let's make it a big tent. Let's not

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give them an easy opening. Let's beat them again another election.

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Let's let everyone benefit from the savings. Everyone's got to

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benefit directly.

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Speaker 8: Interesting idea. Thank you, folks. We're gonna leave you with

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this song today. That's because in nineteen eighty six, on

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this day, the woman who wrote this beautiful, iconic song

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passed away. American singer, songwriter lyricist Linda Creed passed away

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a breast cancer at the tender age of thirty seven years.

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Speaker 4: She had teamed up in the nineteen seventies with.

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Speaker 8: The great songwriter and producer Tom Bell, wrote so many

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hits that you know you are everything, bet you by

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golly Wow, you make me feel brand new, among so

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many others. She was twenty six years old when she

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was diagnosed with breast cancer. She kept working. Nineteen eighty five,

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Whitney Houston recorded this one, written by Linda Creed, on

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the Whitney album We Gotta Go. May God bless and

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protect teacher and every one of you, your family's, your

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loved ones. Love and gratitude for your being with me

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and allowing me to be with you God. Willing back

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tomorrow for the Friday edition.

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Speaker 9: Bye