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Speaker 4: There are moments that are so uncomfortable in life, so embarising,
Speaker 4: you don't know where to hide. Sometimes it's things that
Speaker 4: you might say. Sometimes you're sitting there and someone else
Speaker 4: says it, you hear it. There are times you intentionally
Speaker 4: created a situation, cringe worry moments, but most of the
Speaker 4: times you just don't realize either way. It doesn't matter.
Speaker 4: Uncomfortable it is uncomfortable. Ignorance is no excuse for the law.
Speaker 4: A person who is unaware of the law cannot escape liability.
Speaker 4: By saying, you know, I didn't know they violated the law.
Speaker 4: They're going to pay a price. Same in life, there's
Speaker 4: no excuses. You're responsible for the discomfort, the unhappiness, whatever
Speaker 4: it is that you might create. You're responsible for, either
Speaker 4: word or spoken or written. Sometimes you're a party to it.
Speaker 4: Sometimes it doesn't matter. It doesn't make it any easier
Speaker 4: if you're there, sitting there in life speaking out, creating
Speaker 4: discomfort is what it is. It's uncomfortable now. I happen
Speaker 4: to find it funny when no one else does. Often
Speaker 4: I have no filter. I'm impossible. I am in a
Speaker 4: wired taste. I readily admitted when something gets really, really
Speaker 4: cringe worthy. I kind of love that situation in that regard,
Speaker 4: kind of like Larry David having said that when I'm
Speaker 4: the cause, I always have a reason. Doesn't matter what
Speaker 4: my reason is. You could cut the air with a knife.
Speaker 4: This week what got me thinking about this. We lived
Speaker 4: through the most uncomfortable, cringe worthy hour in the history
Speaker 4: of our country. We saw the ruling class falling stars
Speaker 4: be forced to sit there through utter humiliation at the
Speaker 4: hands of Donald Trump. He doesn't care, he doesn't take prisoners,
Speaker 4: He just says what he thinks he needs to say.
Speaker 4: Trump's acceptance speech at his inauguration was utterly brilliant and
Speaker 4: chillingly cold, seeing the entire hierarchyy of the Democratic leadership
Speaker 4: being confronted with zero effort made for compromise, no punch
Speaker 4: is pull, no attempt at subtlety. He was in your
Speaker 4: face the world. According to Trump, this was something to behold.
Speaker 4: While the rest of the world was listening intently. I
Speaker 4: had too much difficulty hearing. It's hard to hear when
Speaker 4: you're leaving uncontrollably. Biden yikes, Kamala angry. They were trapped.
Speaker 4: I wonder if they walked out where they have been
Speaker 4: more respected in the eyes of the world. Hm. Even
Speaker 4: the Republican former President Bush was uncomfortable. I loved it.
Speaker 4: Trump was taking no prisoners, if you remember in the past,
Speaker 4: and he ran for office in twenty sixteen. In the primaries,
Speaker 4: they had the first primary debate, and there were sixteen
Speaker 4: candidates vying for the nomination, and he belittle Trump every
Speaker 4: single one of those sixteen people besides himself. He outfoxed them, out,
Speaker 4: debated each one, embarrassed them, made no friends. I thought
Speaker 4: of the takedown of Jeb Bush, the anointed part of
Speaker 4: the candidate. He walked away from political life after Trump
Speaker 4: got a hold of him. George w the father hates
Speaker 4: him for ruining that dynasty and I'm a big Bush fan. Yikes.
Speaker 4: It was cringe worthy. And then, of course, sitting there Biden,
Speaker 4: all the Democrats, Trump didn't even offer a hand to
Speaker 4: cross the aisle, not even a little, no attempt to unite.
Speaker 4: It was uncomfortably crazy. He completely ignored the Democratic senators, congressman,
Speaker 4: former president's cabinet members, completely ignored them. And when he wasn't,
Speaker 4: he was shattering their policies. He didn't care. He just
Speaker 4: ignored Biden, he ignored Harris, he ignored all of them.
Speaker 4: Oh my god. But that wasn't enough when he started saying,
Speaker 4: really what he basically said to them, you ruined America,
Speaker 4: you morons, That was his message. Didn't quite say it
Speaker 4: that way. He was worse. Pelosi didn't show up for
Speaker 4: the presidential inaugury. Maybe a hip surgery or hate for Trump.
Speaker 4: She lost. She doesn't like it. I don't like her,
Speaker 4: but I respect her like crazy. When she ripped up
Speaker 4: Trump stated the union's speech in front of the world. Priceless,
Speaker 4: what a woman. Obama barely there, no call outs. He's
Speaker 4: on the losing team. They didn't even show him his
Speaker 4: wife and no show. And I don't know if you noticed,
Speaker 4: but no one cared. The Clintons relegated to Formers. Hillary
Speaker 4: lost to Trump when she all but claimed the prize.
Speaker 4: No prize for you, Hillary, and yet you sat there.
Speaker 4: I left what Trump said when he wanted to rename
Speaker 4: the Gulf of Mexico. The problem is, I love the idea,
Speaker 4: but apparently Hillary didn't. And she laughed at Trump. She
Speaker 4: didn't like that one bit. And I wonder when Trump
Speaker 4: seized that tape of her laughing. I can't wait to
Speaker 4: see how he gets even But the audacity of Trump,
Speaker 4: with Biden and Kamala sitting there, his words weren't just stings.
Speaker 4: They were slaps in the face around the world. This
Speaker 4: is now the golden age of America that has begun
Speaker 4: of Right now, from this moment on, America's decline is over.
Speaker 4: We will not taken advantage of any longer. Because he
Speaker 4: declares a national emergency at this Southerland border, a national
Speaker 4: energy emergency. This was priceless, No thank you, no appreciation,
Speaker 4: to the President and the Vice president, just blame you
Speaker 4: ruined America and they had to sit there and take it.
Speaker 4: Most cringe worthy speech of all time. Now, many of
Speaker 4: us believed they deserved it. Many of us believed they don't.
Speaker 4: Many of us might believe they determined and they should
Speaker 4: have deserved a more stately send off. But I tell you,
Speaker 4: I gotta love that stuff. Oh my gosh, I've said
Speaker 4: the wrong things. I've done it. It's been my fault,
Speaker 4: but it's my right. Hell has no fury as a
Speaker 4: woman's scorned, it said, or Trump scorned over that matter,
Speaker 4: Mark scorn tonight. I'm always in fact the mighty have
Speaker 4: fallen and joining me, the rising Star, my lawyer, my
Speaker 4: co host, my son, Jesse Weber.
Speaker 2: We love Mark. Mark is back. We love him. We
Speaker 2: love him. He's a great American, fantastic you know.
Speaker 3: Frankly, nobody thought I was going to be back, and
Speaker 3: Mark always believed in me. That's why you're a winner.
Speaker 3: And everybody who else didn't think I was going to
Speaker 3: make it back, complete losers.
Speaker 4: Why do you think you won?
Speaker 3: I won because this country is fed up with what's
Speaker 3: going on.
Speaker 2: You look around, it's not our country. Anymore.
Speaker 3: You want to take your country back. We were in
Speaker 3: the bronze age. Now we're in the Golden age, soon
Speaker 3: to be in the platinum stage. They say platinum much
Speaker 3: better than gold and wear gold sneakers. Let me tell
Speaker 3: you something, we are going to be so back, even
Speaker 3: more back than when we had Trump ice. You remember
Speaker 3: that water bottle that we had Trump ice, Trump steaks.
Speaker 2: It's going to be fantastic. And let me tell you.
Speaker 4: Trump time, Trump time. I heard all your commercials, watch.
Speaker 3: A lot of Peo people say, Oh, mister president, why
Speaker 3: don't you be a little more humble, Why don't you
Speaker 3: be unifying? Why don't you say, uh oh, thank you
Speaker 3: President Biden for all that you've done. Come on, the
Speaker 3: guy's been sleeping. What am I should thank him for?
Speaker 2: For naps? No truth be told, though I actually did hope.
Speaker 3: I did hope that he was going to say something
Speaker 3: a little more unifying. And you know, I think President
Speaker 3: Biden did this last time, right he said, I know
Speaker 3: for the people who didn't vote for me, I'm still
Speaker 3: I'm going to be your president.
Speaker 2: I would have liked Trump to just say that a
Speaker 2: little bit.
Speaker 4: No, one hundred percent, If I have any laughing aside,
Speaker 4: if I have any regrets, he should have said, I'm
Speaker 4: the president of all the people. I love you Democrats.
Speaker 4: We have to change the country, and I want you
Speaker 4: to agree with our principles and jump on board. We'll
Speaker 4: all benefit from it. I would have loved that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, although when he didn't do it, I said, Eh,
Speaker 3: not surprised. Now you want to talk on you want
Speaker 3: to talk uncomfortable. I mean, have you watched the Senate
Speaker 3: confirmation hearings.
Speaker 2: That's uncomfortable. That's really uncomfortable.
Speaker 3: I mean Pete Hegseth for Look, he's an American hero.
Speaker 2: I mean he served.
Speaker 3: Whether or not he has the qualifications to be, you know,
Speaker 3: heading up the Defense department, maybe because he doesn't have
Speaker 3: the expertise or he doesn't have the experience, but the
Speaker 3: questions he's facing are not even necessarily I mean they
Speaker 3: were about that, but a lot of them were about
Speaker 3: his personal life and about allegations that he was abusive
Speaker 3: or he engaged in sexual assault. And look, they buy
Speaker 3: law have the right to ask him these questions.
Speaker 2: They do.
Speaker 3: It just makes for a very very uncomfortable situation. And
Speaker 3: instead of you know, they tried to trick him right.
Speaker 3: They tried to say, well, mister heg Seth, if I
Speaker 3: told you someone was trying to be in this position
Speaker 3: and they had abused these women, what would you say,
Speaker 3: does that person be qualified? And he sidestepped in and says
Speaker 3: those allegations are false, those allegations are false. He wouldn't
Speaker 3: play the hypothetical game. And you know who actually did
Speaker 3: it better than him, Pam Bondy, who I think is fantastic.
Speaker 2: She's up for attorney general.
Speaker 3: She had to face a lot of tough questions about
Speaker 3: hypotheticals and whether or not Donald Trump has an enemy list.
Speaker 3: I thought she handled herself better than anybody else.
Speaker 2: What do you think?
Speaker 4: I thought they both handled themselves very well. Whenever they
Speaker 4: have these hearings, I'm always very proud to be an American.
Speaker 4: I thought Marco Rubio did well. I thought Pete Hegseth
Speaker 4: did a great job avoiding the answers. Of course, you know,
Speaker 4: they accused him of being with a woman while he
Speaker 4: was married, made her pregnant while he was married. They
Speaker 4: made him look like a real bad guy, but he
Speaker 4: was very professional, handled it very well. But when you
Speaker 4: know we're talking about uncomfortable moments. Oh my gosh, those questions.
Speaker 4: But there was some other senator or a congressman who
Speaker 4: stood up when they accused him of showing up for
Speaker 4: voting drunk. He said, is he the only one who's
Speaker 4: ever been accused of it? You and I all know, Senators,
Speaker 4: we've seen it. Don't deny it. We've seen it.
Speaker 3: I think it was a mistake to focus so much
Speaker 3: on the drinking, because how many people in so many professions.
Speaker 2: I'd say it's a good thing.
Speaker 3: But if that's what you're getting the sword you're going
Speaker 3: to die on, I think you lose political capital. They
Speaker 3: shouldn't be focusing on that, and I think that's where
Speaker 3: they lose ground. But look, I don't know if he's
Speaker 3: going to be confirmed.
Speaker 2: We'll see.
Speaker 4: Yeah. So anyway, that was I'm talking, you know, the
Speaker 4: mighty I've fallen. This was the Democratic senators who's leading
Speaker 4: to charge again to look so bad. Nor a woman
Speaker 4: who served for in the military, who was nothing but
Speaker 4: the highest endorsements for him, made that whole thing better
Speaker 4: than it would have been. I thought that was great.
Speaker 2: I thought it was shocking.
Speaker 3: He does five sets of forty seven push ups a day.
Speaker 2: I was like, Wow, that's pretty impressive. But yeah, that's
Speaker 2: why he's a commander. By the way.
Speaker 3: Talking the inauguration, I loved it the whole day. It's
Speaker 3: one of those rare moments that you see both sides
Speaker 3: coming together for tradition and for pomp and circumstance. Look,
Speaker 3: you want to criticize Donald Trump, I think that the
Speaker 3: fact that he didn't show up for Biden's four years
Speaker 3: ago something that was a mistake of his. It's nice
Speaker 3: to see both sides coming together. You see the transition
Speaker 3: of power, one side coming in, one side leaving. I
Speaker 3: think it's amazing for our world to watch, and it was.
Speaker 3: I was proud to be an American watching it.
Speaker 4: Well, I gotta tell you, I thought the whole day
Speaker 4: was beautiful. I think, you know, peaceful transfer of power,
Speaker 4: all the pomp and circumstance, seeing will our leaders together,
Speaker 4: listening to them speak. I thought that was amazing. I thought,
Speaker 4: I can't help it. Every time I think about Biden
Speaker 4: and Kamala haaw Is sitting there and Trump saying all
Speaker 4: these things that everything they did failed, it was crazy.
Speaker 4: Let me ask you a question. If Biden and Kamala
Speaker 4: got up, what do you think the news would have said,
Speaker 4: you think they would have treated them harshly or they would.
Speaker 2: Have respected him for it.
Speaker 3: I think on the right they would have said, how
Speaker 3: disgusting is that? You know, how could they leave in
Speaker 3: the middle of the President's speech. And on the left
Speaker 3: they would say, well, at least Biden show up, showed up.
Speaker 3: Trump never showed up to his And what do you
Speaker 3: expect them to do? They're gonna sit there and hear this,
Speaker 3: this is true? How dare Trump bashed the president as
Speaker 3: he's sitting right there. So I think whichever side they
Speaker 3: would have either been praised or criticized.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he could have been a little more politically correct.
Speaker 3: But uh, like it was like it was like he
Speaker 3: started the first part of the speech was you know senators,
Speaker 3: Congress people, my family named all of them, President Biden,
Speaker 3: the Supreme Court justices.
Speaker 2: And I thought he was gonna say, like, thank you
Speaker 2: for all you do, goes, this is it the start
Speaker 2: of a new era, the country's coming back.
Speaker 3: I was like, wow, just not even not even a
Speaker 3: second to acknowledge. But you know what was interesting is
Speaker 3: his behavior leading up to that speech seemed very complimentary, see,
Speaker 3: very gracious.
Speaker 2: He kept saying thank you to President.
Speaker 3: Biden and then immediately gets It's almost it's almost like
Speaker 3: he didn't even read the speech. It was almost like
Speaker 3: his speech didn't match up to how he'd been behaving
Speaker 3: the rest of the day.
Speaker 4: Look, he could have simply said, I want to thank
Speaker 4: the President and Vice President for the work they've done.
Speaker 4: I know they work tirelessly to try and make the
Speaker 4: country better. I don't agree with those policies, and I
Speaker 4: think the country has suffered from them, But having said that,
Speaker 4: they're always different opinions, and I will take a different
Speaker 4: approach and to that end, let me tell you what
Speaker 4: I'm going to do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he didn't do that.
Speaker 4: No, he was brutal. You know. Trump's a funny guy
Speaker 4: and he's his followers. The people who believe in him
Speaker 4: will march to the ends of the earth with him.
Speaker 4: I could be one of them. But for me, it's
Speaker 4: all about his ideas and his policies. I've done three
Speaker 4: shows entitled common Sense Is Not So Common So of
Speaker 4: course I'm excited by the President standing up and saying
Speaker 4: we're going to return common sense back to government. And
Speaker 4: in that regard, I was thrilled with the speech Okay, Jesse.
Speaker 4: Will we see all the other senators and candidates up
Speaker 4: for nomination be grilled.
Speaker 2: Like that They should be.
Speaker 3: It's the job of the Senate to thoroughly vet them.
Speaker 3: But I will tell you I think the ones to
Speaker 3: really watch out for are RFK Junior and also Tulsa Gabbard.
Speaker 3: Those are arguably the two most and Cash Battel, but
Speaker 3: I think those are going to be some of the
Speaker 3: more controversial ones. You know, a lot of people feel
Speaker 3: like RFK, what exactly is.
Speaker 2: He going to do?
Speaker 3: They're concerned about the policies is going to take Tulsi Gabbard.
Speaker 2: Although in America, what's the.
Speaker 4: Deal with Telsey Gabar? I don't know anything about it.
Speaker 4: Why is she questionable?
Speaker 3: There are those who say she has expressed sympathy for
Speaker 3: Russia ties to Russia. She expressed sympathy towards the Bashar
Speaker 3: al Assad regime in Syria, So there's question. It's a
Speaker 3: she's an American hero. It does become a question should
Speaker 3: she be the director of National Intelligence?
Speaker 2: We'll see.
Speaker 4: Tell me again, why is she an American hero? I
Speaker 4: really don't know anything.
Speaker 2: She served in the military.
Speaker 4: On that note, I'm of the opinion. Our government should
Speaker 4: have no enemies. You know, I used to travel to Asia.
Speaker 4: I wasn't allowed to go to Cuba. I wasn't allowed
Speaker 4: to go here. I wasn't allowed to go to Miyam
Speaker 4: Mars and for all good reasons, I'm sure, but I
Speaker 4: believe our country should be friends with everyone. It's interesting
Speaker 4: how China is friends with everyone. We don't have to
Speaker 4: agree with anyone, We don't have to agree with everyone.
Speaker 4: But why can't we figure out how to find a
Speaker 4: common ground? Now? It's tough with Russia. I was working
Speaker 4: at LVMH in two thousand and eight, and up until
Speaker 4: two thousand and eight, our relationship with Russia was amazing.
Speaker 4: Every day we had people coming in from Russia into
Speaker 4: our offices into DK. Why trying to do business now
Speaker 4: that currency wasn't respected, We couldn't trust it. So there
Speaker 4: was always cash deals or letter of credits open. But
Speaker 4: the economy between both nations was crazy. It was like
Speaker 4: the Gold Drive when the Americans went to the West
Speaker 4: coast to search for gold. So many people were thriving,
Speaker 4: stores were being built. Everyone was happy. And to tell
Speaker 4: you the truth, money when the governments are making money,
Speaker 4: when people are making money, they're generally happy. I'd like
Speaker 4: to see that happen again. With Russia. I don't know how.
Speaker 4: I don't know how you do it, never mind for
Speaker 4: what they created in you Ukraine. But you have to
Speaker 4: get behind it. And I hope Trump is all over
Speaker 4: that we should bring Russia into the fold and make
Speaker 4: sure they never do this again. I don't know how.
Speaker 4: And China, Look, they have all kinds of terrible stuff
Speaker 4: going on in China with our country, but I gotta
Speaker 4: believe we do the same thing. We have no choice.
Speaker 4: So friends, I don't want enemies. How's that?
Speaker 3: Well, look, how do they perceive America? Do they perceive
Speaker 3: us as a friend or an enemy?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 3: That's I think you have to remember that there's a
Speaker 3: reason their categorize as enemies or competitors for a fair reason.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I guess you're right, all right with that As
Speaker 4: a backdrop, we have continued. The mighty have fallen. We'll
Speaker 4: take a break and we'll come back. I still want
Speaker 4: to talk about what it felt like to be uncomfortable
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Speaker 4: My the have fallen. I have to admit I am happy,
Speaker 4: somewhat relieved and excited about the future of the country.
Speaker 4: Why because I think we went too far to the left.
Speaker 4: I think the country is safest better in the middle. Now,
Speaker 4: there are many social policies that I agree with with
Speaker 4: the left, particularly the women's right to choose. Those of
Speaker 4: you who think I'm crazy, but I'm a title to
Speaker 4: an opinion. But when it comes to the way the
Speaker 4: country is managed on an international basis, I've sided with
Speaker 4: the Republicans. When it comes to the economy, I've sided
Speaker 4: with the Republicans. When it comes to common sense, I've
Speaker 4: sided with the Republicans. So get over it, and I'm
Speaker 4: willing to give the Republicans a chance. The Democrats have
Speaker 4: given it a chance, and with all due respect which
Speaker 4: is a sentence that generally speaking, has one hundred percent
Speaker 4: chance of not being appreciated. With all due respect to
Speaker 4: the Democrats, we have two boys raged around the world,
Speaker 4: let alone the ones we don't even talk about. The
Speaker 4: inflation has been through the roof, interst rates are through
Speaker 4: the roof. We have crime growing, we have borders that
Speaker 4: are open. We have a lot of unhappy people. We
Speaker 4: have moved too far, and I think it's time for change,
Speaker 4: and I'm excited about it now. Having said that, tonight,
Speaker 4: I'm talking about how uncomfortable the world could be if
Speaker 4: we have no filters. Look, I'm no angel. I've met
Speaker 4: enemies of people I needed or respected, but still they
Speaker 4: were right to be upset with me. Doesn't mean I
Speaker 4: don't feel vindictive. Vanity my favorite sin. Hey Jess, what's
Speaker 4: that fro.
Speaker 3: The al Pacino movie where the Devil's advocate.
Speaker 4: Yes, sir, vanity my favorite sin. I've tried this line,
Speaker 4: and as I said before, with older respect, I've learned
Speaker 4: that has zero chance of working. So all those people
Speaker 4: that I'm going to offend or have a did, I apologize.
Speaker 4: But before I go there, Biden didn't get even a
Speaker 4: touch of charity, let alone, rapped in dignity, he got nothing.
Speaker 4: The former president was mould and humiliated by Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: He got to be No One in front of the world.
Speaker 4: The former used to be was a matter of moments
Speaker 4: from being the man, the president of United States to
Speaker 4: becoming no one. He was forgotten and relegated to the
Speaker 4: former with no chance whatsoever to redeem his legacy. He
Speaker 4: used to be important. One of the saddest things I've
Speaker 4: seen and always look at my life was the president
Speaker 4: getting on Marine one. Now Biden didn't get on Marine
Speaker 4: one because Marine one is the designation for the helicopter
Speaker 4: for the president of the United States. Now he's just
Speaker 4: getting on a helicopter with no designation. And he was resentful,
Speaker 4: and apparently so was his wife Jill also forma used
Speaker 4: to be No one was there watching. There was no
Speaker 4: marching band, there was no handshaking, there was no thank you,
Speaker 4: mister President, there was nothing fired forgotten in seconds, and
Speaker 4: no one cared. No one watched. I want you to
Speaker 4: hold that thought for a minute. Can you imagine what
Speaker 4: that feels like? Can you imagine that hi of being
Speaker 4: the president of the United States. Wherever you go, they
Speaker 4: play that music, and people are waiting to hear what
Speaker 4: they have to say, and they're bowering. Is it? And
Speaker 4: it goes to nothing? And I have a story to tell.
Speaker 4: Long before I was on the radio and podcast, I
Speaker 4: used to be important. I was Jesse. You remember when
Speaker 4: I was important.
Speaker 3: I still think you're important, but according to you your definition,
Speaker 3: I remember when you were important.
Speaker 4: Yes, well, what don't you agree about me not being
Speaker 4: important anymore?
Speaker 2: I think you're important. I just think you're important in
Speaker 2: a different way. You might not be.
Speaker 3: You know the man that everybody's looking at when you
Speaker 3: walk into a store. One of your stories like you
Speaker 3: when you would walk in your picture was in the
Speaker 3: back and they were expecting to see you.
Speaker 2: And you were like a celebrity.
Speaker 3: Sure that's different, but you're still important to your family
Speaker 3: and your friends and your colleagues.
Speaker 4: I had a woman today who's looked me up on
Speaker 4: Instagram and she wrote me on LinkedIn, you look like
Speaker 4: a movie star? Who are you?
Speaker 2: That's nice?
Speaker 4: Well, I answered it. I used to be important anyway.
Speaker 4: When I was important, everyone wanted a piece of me.
Speaker 4: People used to push people out of the way to
Speaker 4: get to shake my hand. People would befriend my personal
Speaker 4: assistant beg Her or Consola to put them on my calendar.
Speaker 4: People would inquire as my schedule. They would try and
Speaker 4: figure out my timing, where am I for business this day,
Speaker 4: Where am I going to be personally that day, to
Speaker 4: figure out how to catch my attention. Everyone wanted my
Speaker 4: opinion or needed first sign off. Thousand emails a day
Speaker 4: until there was none, when then I no longer was important.
Speaker 4: But you see, I knew it was coming. Biden didn't.
Speaker 4: Biden didn't know what's going to happen. Yes, you could
Speaker 4: see it in his face. Trump demoralized him, He slammed him,
Speaker 4: he slapped him, He turned them into nothing puddy. And
Speaker 4: then he gets on that helicopter alone and he's looking around.
Speaker 4: There's no one there. Now back to me, I was
Speaker 4: prepared to become unimportant, And I'll tell you why. One day,
Speaker 4: on a fateful trip to Miami, I'm sitting on a plane,
Speaker 4: minding my own business. I'm sitting next to this prosperous
Speaker 4: looking guy. He was about I'd say, well, I know
Speaker 4: how old he was because I asked him. In the end,
Speaker 4: he's sixty six years old. And I was minding my business.
Speaker 4: He starts to talk to me. He says, my name
Speaker 4: is Charlie. Who you And I said, my name is Mark.
Speaker 4: And he says, what do you do Mark? And I said,
Speaker 4: oh my god, I got one of these. I'm on
Speaker 4: a plane. It's the one place in the world he
Speaker 4: bothers you. At least they shouldn't bother you. And I'm
Speaker 4: generally happy to have my own counsel and nobody to
Speaker 4: bother me and ask me questions. But Charlie started to
Speaker 4: ask me questions. And my technique for dealing with people,
Speaker 4: particularly who want to piece to me, is when they
Speaker 4: asked me a question, I ask it back. I'd rather
Speaker 4: have them talking than I talked. And I said, well,
Speaker 4: I'm the CEO of a company called LVMH. She so,
Speaker 4: I know lvm AGE. What do you mean to see?
Speaker 4: I'm the CEO of the Americans run a bunch of
Speaker 4: companies for them, and that's what I do for a living.
Speaker 4: I said, what do you do, Charlie? He said, I'm
Speaker 4: an attorney. I said, you know, that's great. My sons
Speaker 4: are becoming attorneys. And what's it like He said, well,
Speaker 4: I've never really practiced. Now he's got my attention. I figured,
Speaker 4: I'm going to learn about being attorney. I'll pass on
Speaker 4: whatever I learned to the boys. Why don't you practice?
Speaker 4: It's a long story, he said. The truth is, if
Speaker 4: you asked me what I did for my career, I
Speaker 4: used to be a doctor. I said, you're kidding. You're
Speaker 4: a doctor, now your attorney exactly. I said this I
Speaker 4: have to hear, and I got him to talk, and
Speaker 4: he said, I was a plastic surgeon in Miami. He says,
Speaker 4: I was one of the most famous plastic surgeons in Miami.
Speaker 4: If you would go to let's say a Miami Dolphins
Speaker 4: football game, you would see women holding up billboards and
Speaker 4: charts that would say and then it would say I
Speaker 4: have Charlie's chest, and hey would talk about me because
Speaker 4: I was so well known in Miami as a surgeon.
Speaker 4: So I'm laughing at he's saying that. So he gets
Speaker 4: into this, he said, I started to get older and
Speaker 4: my hands started to shake, and I realized that I
Speaker 4: couldn't be a surgeon any longer. So I thought about
Speaker 4: what to do with my time. I didn't want to retire,
Speaker 4: so I decided I would become a lawyer. I started
Speaker 4: studying though. I went to law school, I passed the bar,
Speaker 4: and I decided to be a lawyer. But a funny
Speaker 4: thing happened to me along the way. While I was
Speaker 4: doing this. I thought about retiring, and I wrote a
Speaker 4: book on retirement, and it became a national best seller.
Speaker 4: And if you're asking me where I am today on
Speaker 4: the plane with you, all I do now is travel
Speaker 4: around the country talking about retirement, talk about the book
Speaker 4: I wrote on retirement. So now I'm fascinating. Here's this
Speaker 4: guy who I didn't even want to talk to. Turns out,
Speaker 4: not only is he a lawyer who was a doctor,
Speaker 4: now he's written a book. So I said, Charlie, you
Speaker 4: got to do me a favor. He said, what are
Speaker 4: the key movements? What are the key things someone needs
Speaker 4: to do to be successful in retirement? He said, Mark,
Speaker 4: that's a great question. Because I'm talking, I'm going to
Speaker 4: give you. I'm going to give you the abridge version.
Speaker 4: There are three things a man like yourself who wants
Speaker 4: to retire needs to be successful. He looked at me,
Speaker 4: say you think it around retiring. I said, maybe in
Speaker 4: twenty years. He said, well, let me tell you nonetheless,
Speaker 4: I think you're going to retire before twenty years. You
Speaker 4: look like a successful guy. You don't need to work
Speaker 4: for so long. You're too young to retire, but you
Speaker 4: look like you're doing well, and maybe you will earlier.
Speaker 4: But here are the three things you need. First and foremost,
Speaker 4: one person needs to understand how much money they have
Speaker 4: and how much money they need. You live a certain lifestyle.
Speaker 4: You might leave in a house. You might if you're
Speaker 4: in Florida, have a boat. You might have all these
Speaker 4: things and bells and whistles and boys toys. You have
Speaker 4: kids in school. You have to understand how much money
Speaker 4: you need to live. If you're going to retire, can
Speaker 4: you afford it? Or you need to work some other
Speaker 4: kind of job or you can't afford it. You have
Speaker 4: to understand your finances because otherwise you will not be happy.
Speaker 4: Number two, do you play golf? Mark? What do you
Speaker 4: do for recreation? I said, I walk? I play golf.
Speaker 4: He said, okay, Let's take your day. Get up in
Speaker 4: the morning, you walk, walk for an hour. I said yeah.
Speaker 4: He said, you play golf. Yeah, said, you finish at
Speaker 4: twelve o'clock. Let's assume you're going to play golf every day.
Speaker 4: What are you going to do with the rest of
Speaker 4: your life starting at twelve o'clock. How you're going to
Speaker 4: keep busy, how you're going to keep your mind active.
Speaker 4: Successful retirement requires time management. Someone to understand what to
Speaker 4: do with themselves so they stay vibrant, and they stay interested,
Speaker 4: and they keep going. You don't want to sit in
Speaker 4: your house and count the sheep. You don't want to
Speaker 4: be taking naps all day long. That's number two, So
Speaker 4: your finances and time management. And he said the third
Speaker 4: one is the most important. It kills more men than
Speaker 4: you can ever imagine, and that is living without the juice.
Speaker 4: I said, what does that mean? Said, you're a big shot.
Speaker 4: Now you're important. Now everybody wants to hear what you
Speaker 4: have to say. Everybody needs a piece of you. Everybody's
Speaker 4: sending you telexis, everybody's sending you Texas. Everybody's calling you.
Speaker 4: They want to know what Mark has to say. You
Speaker 4: retire the following morning, no messages on your iPhone zero,
Speaker 4: You're gone. You're no longer important. And then he used
Speaker 4: the example of Bill Clinton showing up at the airport
Speaker 4: for his helicopter ride to wherever he was going, and
Speaker 4: no one was there, and what it felt like for
Speaker 4: Bill Clinton to give up the juice, to no longer
Speaker 4: have that feeling of importance. And that's what got me
Speaker 4: thinking about Biden yesterday. Bringing you back to this full circle.
Speaker 4: It wasn't enough that he was humiliated. It wasn't enough
Speaker 4: that his vice president was humiliated. It wasn't enough that
Speaker 4: he was humiliated in front of his wife. It wasn't
Speaker 4: enough that he was amiliated in front of his party,
Speaker 4: in front of the world, in front of the United States.
Speaker 4: He no longer was important, he was relegated to former
Speaker 4: And watching him get on that helicopter and then watching
Speaker 4: the plane land in San Diego where he's going to California,
Speaker 4: I believe, to look for a home. The idea that
Speaker 4: he was no longer president stuck with me. Well, I
Speaker 4: know the power and the weight of that, And I
Speaker 4: know the power and the weight of that.
Speaker 2: Well, let me tell you something. You have nothing to
Speaker 2: worry about.
Speaker 3: Why, because he's going to run again in four years
Speaker 3: when he's you know, eighty six years old. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: bet huh what not a good idea?
Speaker 4: No, I think I'm more afraid of Kamala coming back.
Speaker 3: I know she says she doesn't want to leave politics,
Speaker 3: that she's going to come back.
Speaker 4: She was kind of ruined.
Speaker 2: You know what's crazy.
Speaker 3: I was hosting the other day and I was like,
Speaker 3: how many people voted for Kamala Harris. Seventy five million
Speaker 3: people voted for her. Now, it was I wonder how
Speaker 3: much it was.
Speaker 2: We'p approve of her.
Speaker 3: We'll vote whoever the Democratic candidate is, or will just
Speaker 3: you know it's not a Trump vote. I don't know,
Speaker 3: but seventy five million voted for her.
Speaker 4: I got a question for you, Okay, who is the
Speaker 4: guy who shot up all the people and he got
Speaker 4: off on the technicality Dave's self defense? What was his name?
Speaker 4: You covered his trial?
Speaker 2: Kyle Rittenhouse?
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay. If Kyle Rittenhouse run for office as a Democrat,
Speaker 4: he gets seventy five million votes.
Speaker 2: Huh if it was against Donald Trump, yeah.
Speaker 4: I don't care who you put up. I think Diddy
Speaker 4: would get seventy five million votes.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I think Alec Baldwin would get seventy five million votes.
Speaker 4: I think anybody the Democrats would have seventy five million votes.
Speaker 4: Let's face it, with all the respect to Kamala Harris,
Speaker 4: back to the twenty sixteen election, she was off the
Speaker 4: stage after the first night. She came back in twenty
Speaker 4: off the stage, nobody wanted her, and here she becomes
Speaker 4: vice president and then kendidate for president. I don't particularly
Speaker 4: like her policy, she's too far left. But she's a
Speaker 4: wonderful woman, I'm sure. But it didn't matter she was not.
Speaker 4: I always thought Trump would lose because he's so disliked,
Speaker 4: but apparently she was mister liked more than him. So
Speaker 4: in answer to your question, I think it has nothing
Speaker 4: to do with her. It has to do with being
Speaker 4: a Democrat and the other team wants to win. That
Speaker 4: is a backdrop. The mighty have fallen back in a moment.
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Speaker 1: Welcome back to it always in fashion. Here's your host,
Speaker 1: Mark Webber.
Speaker 4: My oh my, have the mighty fallen this country has done?
Speaker 4: In about face? We got seventy seven million people dancing
Speaker 4: for joy. We have seventy five million people acting up
Speaker 4: already angry. The honeymoon is over. I'm watching all the tapes.
Speaker 4: I'm watching the division again. I'm watching the networks that
Speaker 4: are divide divided. I'm watching those that are leading towards
Speaker 4: the left, hating the right, the right hating the left.
Speaker 4: I'm watching, but the mighty have fallen, and there's a
Speaker 4: new sheriff in town. It was this is brutal, watching
Speaker 4: Biden take the shellacking, watching him go from him the
Speaker 4: president of the United States, the most criticized man in
Speaker 4: the world, ridiculed by his friends, let alone the Republicans,
Speaker 4: forced to step down, relegated to no One, from president
Speaker 4: to forgotten in a minute, the mighty have fallen. Hey,
Speaker 4: I could tell you I've had my ups and downs.
Speaker 4: I've had a career that was never a straight line
Speaker 4: to the top. So I got promoted, I got demoted,
Speaker 4: I got promoted, I got fired. It was never easy.
Speaker 4: But what was always easy for me was making the
Speaker 4: world uncomfortable. And because of that I loved it. I
Speaker 4: show up in radio one of my favorite stories in
Speaker 4: the world. You know, before I go to radio Jesse,
Speaker 4: you know the story you me shirts and the turbul
Speaker 4: and Assa.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, talk about uncomfortable.
Speaker 3: That's one of the most uncomfortable experiences of my life.
Speaker 4: I think we've told this story before, but we're constantly
Speaker 4: getting new listeners. And not everyone listens to everything. So
Speaker 4: we were talking one time about how impossible I could be.
Speaker 4: And you want to talk about making people uncomfortable, this
Speaker 4: is a great story.
Speaker 3: Go ahead and for those of for those of you
Speaker 3: who heard this story, you'll never forget it.
Speaker 2: That's how uncomfortable this is. So I was shot.
Speaker 3: We were shopping for tuxedo shirts for my wedding. You
Speaker 3: me and my brother Jared, and we went into the
Speaker 3: store called Turnbull and Asser, which is a very elegant
Speaker 3: store that.
Speaker 2: You you know, you go into for these kinds of.
Speaker 4: British company with the head squarters in the United States
Speaker 4: on Fifth Avenue and Well Street.
Speaker 3: And we were looking around, and more specifically, one of
Speaker 3: the shirts that they have is the shirt that Daniel
Speaker 3: Craig wore in Casino Royale as James Bond, the tuxedo shirt.
Speaker 3: And we were asking this sales associate, this woman, about
Speaker 3: whether or not she had the shirt, and there was
Speaker 3: confusion about what shirt she had. There was confusion about
Speaker 3: what we were looking for. We were very clear, but
Speaker 3: she was quite confused as to what we were looking
Speaker 3: for and giving us answers back and forth about this.
Speaker 2: So at one point you say to She says to you,
Speaker 2: I'll go downstairs and i'll check it.
Speaker 3: Okay, she she she walks away.
Speaker 4: And you before you tell the story, you got to
Speaker 4: remind everybody that if there's one thing in this world,
Speaker 4: I'm expert at its shirts. I spent my career working
Speaker 4: for the venues and shirt company. I know everything about
Speaker 4: making shirts. I'm an expert. Now you can continue.
Speaker 3: So she turns around to leave, and you turn around
Speaker 3: and you don't realize that she hasn't walked away. She's
Speaker 3: still right there, right behind you. And you say quite
Speaker 3: loudly to me and Jared, she's useless. And I I
Speaker 3: looked at her face.
Speaker 2: She turned white.
Speaker 3: I melted into the ground. I was so uncomfortable. I
Speaker 3: went into the corner and pretended like I was a mannequin.
Speaker 3: That's how uncomfortable I was. I didn't know where to turn.
Speaker 3: It was the most uncomfortable thing I've ever seen. You Literally,
Speaker 3: she's useless, and I was, Oh, I was uncomfortable.
Speaker 4: She's useless. She has no idea what she's talking about.
Speaker 4: That was the exact quote. Oh. Then when I turned
Speaker 4: around and saw her, I thought, oh, you're still here.
Speaker 2: Oh it was it was bad.
Speaker 4: We couldn't get out of that fast enough.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was bad.
Speaker 4: You know, I have a couple other stories. You know,
Speaker 4: I'm known for this stuff. I had a friend, I
Speaker 4: met a woman. We were friends. I knew her from business.
Speaker 4: We were hanging out having lunch one day, a bunch
Speaker 4: of people sitting there, and I was talking about my
Speaker 4: weight loss. I've shared that with you a number of times,
Speaker 4: back in two thousand and eighteen, starting in sixteen, but
Speaker 4: twenty eighteen, I was fifty some odd pounds and I'm
Speaker 4: so proud. I mentioned the first show of the year
Speaker 4: that I've kept the weight off all these years later.
Speaker 4: Losing weight is very, very difficult. I don't know what
Speaker 4: it's like in the world of ozembic, but I did
Speaker 4: it the hard way. I earned it, cut calories, was
Speaker 4: very careful, gave up a lot of things I should need.
Speaker 4: I was very diligent lost. I was sitting around I
Speaker 4: was telling a story how I lost the weight, and
Speaker 4: this young lady was sitting next to me, and she
Speaker 4: happens to say, I need to lose five pounds, and
Speaker 4: in front of all the people, I looked at her
Speaker 4: and I said, no, fifty.
Speaker 2: Terrible terrible.
Speaker 4: How comfortable was that?
Speaker 2: And she wasn't laughing? Let me tell you.
Speaker 4: Oh no, no, no, no no, and yeah, as the
Speaker 4: story goes, you know, she really wouldn't talk to me.
Speaker 4: You could see she was so upset and embarrassed. Rightfully
Speaker 4: she should be. So that night I called her and said, listen,
Speaker 4: I can't apologize enough. You know, I was only kidding.
Speaker 4: You don't need to lose fifty pounds. She goes, oh, no, Mark,
Speaker 4: how many do I need to lose?
Speaker 2: Smart? And you know what, yeah, you.
Speaker 4: Know, silence, Yeah what I said, fifty pounds, but you
Speaker 4: look better. Shung up the phone, never saw her, never
Speaker 4: spoke to her again. But you know, I have a
Speaker 4: history of this stuff. My favorite story, my favorite story
Speaker 4: was when I started working in the radio. You know,
Speaker 4: when it comes to radio, I just do what I do.
Speaker 4: I'm not experienced. I've only been doing this seven years.
Speaker 4: I'm dealing with people who did it for a lifetime.
Speaker 4: I know, my career for a lifetime. I was CEO
Speaker 4: of two big companies. All the jobs I had along
Speaker 4: the way, vice president, senior vice president, executi, vice president, CEO,
Speaker 4: board member, I mean I had all these titles, so
Speaker 4: apparently I knew a lot about what I was doing,
Speaker 4: and I'm an expert at business, but radio, what do
Speaker 4: I know? I only know that I can tell stories,
Speaker 4: and I know that from you folks out there that
Speaker 4: you like what we're doing, so we keep doing it.
Speaker 4: But I've run into executives in the radio business from
Speaker 4: day one, and I've never really been happy to this date.
Speaker 4: To be perfectly frank, I'm still not happy. I have
Speaker 4: a show that I believe should be syndicated all throughout
Speaker 4: the country, And if you ask me seven years later,
Speaker 4: do I know how to get that done? The answer
Speaker 4: is no. Now, if this was the early part of
Speaker 4: my career, and this is the beginning and part of
Speaker 4: my career, all my sponsors and I would demand demand
Speaker 4: syndicating the show were gone. I just don't think we're
Speaker 4: important enough. I don't think it matters, and I have
Speaker 4: not been able to make the case consistently enough to
Speaker 4: any of the stations I've worked with. Here wr I
Speaker 4: can't seem to get syndicated. I don't understand why. I
Speaker 4: know the show is good, I know the people like it,
Speaker 4: we have sponsorship, and I'm willing to do it. But
Speaker 4: that was my goal, and if I've ever failed, I've failed,
Speaker 4: I admit it. I came in big advertising the first year,
Speaker 4: great ratings. Interestingly enough, my ratings were the best when
Speaker 4: I followed baseball games. And it's with that time that
Speaker 4: I learned that very often people put on their radio
Speaker 4: in their cars, in their homes. They never changed the channels.
Speaker 4: So if you have a good lead in like a
Speaker 4: baseball game, people are gonna hear you. All of a sudden.
Speaker 4: We were finding my ratings would spike in the summer
Speaker 4: through the roof because those people listen to the radio
Speaker 4: for the baseball games. You're listening to us. So I
Speaker 4: started to learn and learn and learn. So finally I
Speaker 4: asked for a meeting with the top people at the station,
Speaker 4: and I was granted that meeting. It's after only a
Speaker 4: couple of months. So I show up to the meeting
Speaker 4: and the lead guy, the station manager, whose name I
Speaker 4: won't mention. I would because I have nothing bad to
Speaker 4: say about him, but I won't mention his name. He
Speaker 4: wasn't there. He's an admirable guy, someone to be respected,
Speaker 4: and everything about him I liked, except the way he
Speaker 4: treated me, which I'll get into in a moment. Anyway,
Speaker 4: I show up for the meeting, A whole team of
Speaker 4: people are there, Jesse's there, I'm there, the whole team
Speaker 4: of people, all the underlinks from vice president on down.
Speaker 4: And we wait ten minutes, fifteen minutes, and finally I say,
Speaker 4: you know, I can't wait any long. I'm gonna tell you,
Speaker 4: and I go through forty five minutes of what I
Speaker 4: want to accomplish on the radio. What I'm prepared to deliver,
Speaker 4: who's going to come with me, my sponsors, what they're
Speaker 4: going to pay, what I want to show them to
Speaker 4: matriculate into. This is what I want from the station.
Speaker 4: Lay it all out, they all take notes everything, and
Speaker 4: then after I'm done, the station manager comes waltzing into
Speaker 4: the meeting. Hey, I'm sorry, I'm late. You know I
Speaker 4: was negotiating with I miss. I had my hands full
Speaker 4: of silent, and unfortunately I got pissed off. I've been
Speaker 4: here for forty five minutes with all your people, and
Speaker 4: now you want me to do this again. If you
Speaker 4: would have seen the look on that guy's face, you
Speaker 4: would have known our relationship was dead and over. Everyone
Speaker 4: in that room didn't know where to go. Man. After
Speaker 4: all he's the boss of everyone, and I'm basically calling
Speaker 4: and out and it was the most uncomfortable. I even
Speaker 4: knew enough to know it was uncomfortable. Just so happened.
Speaker 4: We were having dinner that night, and during dinner that night,
Speaker 4: I tried to well, I wouldn't apologize, but I certainly
Speaker 4: tried to put it behind us and share with him
Speaker 4: what I thought was important. He was very generous, he
Speaker 4: was a gentleman. He was a good guy. But after
Speaker 4: that moment, we never ever so I die together. And
Speaker 4: I will tell you that through the course of our relationship,
Speaker 4: he was always very good at pointing out how stupid
Speaker 4: I was, and how I needn't know anything about the
Speaker 4: future of radio, and that podcasts were coming and they'd
Speaker 4: be more important than radio. And I'm glad he knew
Speaker 4: it and he was right, or to a degree, whatever degree,
Speaker 4: he was right, and it doesn't make him better With
Speaker 4: showing up late for my meeting, However, I acted inappropriately.
Speaker 4: I lost my cool, and when you're in life, you
Speaker 4: lose your cool, you lose So at that moment in time,
Speaker 4: this mighty guy had fallen. I've never achieved my goal
Speaker 4: in radio. I hope you people continue to listen out there.
Speaker 4: I hope you enjoyed the show, but I admit I
Speaker 4: have a goal. I'm not getting anywhere near that. If
Speaker 4: you want write the station, call the station, tell him
Speaker 4: you live in houses and other countries and other cities,
Speaker 4: and you want me to be on the radio view
Speaker 4: and I'm sure they'll answer you. Listening to him on
Speaker 4: podcasts back in a minute.
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Speaker 1: Com, Welcome back to it Always in Fashion. Here's your host, Mark.
Speaker 4: Webber Tonight's show, The Mighty Have Fallen. I have watched
Speaker 4: with amusement, laughter, glee, the discomfort caused by President Trump,
Speaker 4: his ability to insult with a smile on his face,
Speaker 4: without a care in the world, to call out what
Speaker 4: has been done argumentably so wrong to our country, not
Speaker 4: caring for the least bit. Who's there, who's there to defended,
Speaker 4: who thinks they've done a good job. It's amazingly funny.
Speaker 4: There is something to be said for having a filter,
Speaker 4: having a screen, having a sense of what's going on
Speaker 4: around you. I admit I'm an acquire taste. I've made
Speaker 4: more excuses and more mistakes in my life, enjoying it,
Speaker 4: doing it, knowing I'm doing it. But I've watched what's
Speaker 4: happened in the country, and I think we're moving in
Speaker 4: a new direction now. Jesse, before we close this out,
Speaker 4: are you happy with what's going on this week?
Speaker 3: I'm hopeful. I'm hopeful. I think the country needed to change.
Speaker 3: I think the country needed a change. Clearly they wanted
Speaker 3: to change. And whether you voted for Donald Trump or not,
Speaker 3: you just have to wish success for the new administration
Speaker 3: and that's all you can do.
Speaker 2: So I'm hopeful.
Speaker 4: I think people with an open mind, with common sense
Speaker 4: would be buoyant about the changes that are going to happen.
Speaker 4: I think some of them make a lot of sense.
Speaker 4: Tie up the borders, lock this country down, invest in
Speaker 4: our future, make the country prosperous, move from the left
Speaker 4: to the center, do the things that need to be done,
Speaker 4: and will be better for it. We have seventy seven
Speaker 4: million people dancing in the street to YMCA, there's another
Speaker 4: seventy five million. Put on your dancing shoes. Give the
Speaker 4: president a chance, support him. Maybe we can come together.
Speaker 4: Maybe we could fight off the things that don't make
Speaker 4: any sense that can hurt the country. But maybe, just
Speaker 4: maybe common sense will work, because at the moment, common
Speaker 4: sense is not so common. Having said that, the mighty
Speaker 4: have fallen and it's funny to be watching it. Good Night,