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Mayor Eric Adams went Against the Establishment on Immigration to Save NYC, they now say He's a Criminal · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: A woman bites back against a man trying to kidnap
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Speaker 1: her from a bathroom. Yes, a twenty six year old
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Speaker 1: held down the woman until her husband was the woman's husband,
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Speaker 1: I should say, until police arrived. Now why does this matter? Well,
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Speaker 1: a six year old woman was able to fight off
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Speaker 1: a man who was trying to kidnap her from a
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Speaker 1: bathroom and a store in Hillard, Ohio. The Hiller Division
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Speaker 1: of Police AD officers were called to the retail store
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Speaker 1: on Park Mill Run Drive due to reports of an
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Speaker 1: attempted kidnapping. The victim did everything right. She fought back hard,
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Speaker 1: she loudly called for help. Police said the woman was
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Speaker 1: attacked upon entering the bathroom by a man who'd been
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Speaker 1: following her at the store. He allegedly tried to strangle her,
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Speaker 1: put his hand over her mouth, and told her to
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Speaker 1: be quiet. Instead, she as a six year old woman,
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Speaker 1: fought back. The woman yelled for help, and her husband
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Speaker 1: responded and held the suspect down until police could arrive
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Speaker 1: and arrest the man. Police identified the man is a
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Speaker 1: twenty six year old Mohammed Kamara of Columbus. He was
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Speaker 1: charged with felony kidnapping and booked him too the Franklin
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Speaker 1: County Jail. He's being held on two hundred and fifty
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Speaker 1: thousand dollars bond. The victim did everything right and she
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Speaker 1: fought back, she allowed hes, yelled for help. She's doing
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Speaker 1: a great job assisting with our investigations with the police,
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Speaker 1: said at a press conference. Police said additional charges are
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Speaker 1: going to be considered. They also offered advice to the public.
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Speaker 1: We want to remind residents to be aware of their surroundings,
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Speaker 1: whether that's in a store, a parking lot, a familiar
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Speaker 1: place or unfamiliar place. Be assertive, be vigilant, follow your
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Speaker 1: gut instinct, and don't be afraid to scream.
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Speaker 2: No.
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Speaker 1: People are asking about the status of said individual Mohammed.
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Speaker 1: It's interesting a twenty six year old would you know,
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Speaker 1: be doing this to a sixty year old woman. We'll
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Speaker 1: keep you updated on that status, and that is the
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Speaker 1: big question at this hour. Also yesterday, it was disaster
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Speaker 1: for Kamala Harris as she laid out her quote economic agenda.
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Speaker 1: The problem is there actually wasn't an economic agenda that
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Speaker 1: she laid out, and she's getting roasted in the media
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Speaker 1: for no agenda. Even on CNN, they're calling her out
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Speaker 1: and I'm gonna deal with that coming up in a moment.
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Speaker 1: But before we get to that, Joe Biden says he's
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Speaker 1: quote delegated everything to Kamala Harris, meaning she is the
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Speaker 1: acting president of the United States of America, from foreign
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Speaker 1: policy to domestic policy. President Joe Biden went on the
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Speaker 1: View on Wednesday, I guess to say goodbye to the
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Speaker 1: raging liberals over there and try to help Kamla Harris
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Speaker 1: win this election, and saying he's delegated everything to her.
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Speaker 1: Everything as commander in chief has gone to the Vice
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Speaker 1: President Kamala Harris, including foreign policy and domestic policy. So
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Speaker 1: when she says that her policies are wrong, or the
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Speaker 1: policies where our economy are wrong and she's going to
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Speaker 1: fix it, know that she is now the one that's
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Speaker 1: running the policy. She has the levers of power to
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Speaker 1: do what she's doing now. So when she tells you
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Speaker 1: she's going to change things, you would ask yourself, why
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Speaker 1: are you going to have to change something if you're
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Speaker 1: in charge of it as we speak now. This acknowledgement
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Speaker 1: is extremely significant because it contradicts Harris's talking points. Harris
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Speaker 1: has tried multiple times to distance herself from her own
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Speaker 1: record tied to you guessed it, Joe Biden, And what
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Speaker 1: she said was, my approach is about new ideas, new
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Speaker 1: policies that are directed at the current moment, she says,
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Speaker 1: and so to be very honest with you, quote, my
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Speaker 1: focus is very much in what we need to do
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Speaker 1: over the next ten twelve years to catch up to
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Speaker 1: the twenty first century. That's what Harris said in a
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Speaker 1: local interview with Brian Taff of Philadelphia's Action News six ABC. Well,
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Speaker 1: the problem now is if you try to distance yourself
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Speaker 1: from the policies you're well, President who I guess handed
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Speaker 1: you over everything is saying now you're a liar that
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Speaker 1: you are in charge of everything.
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Speaker 3: Quote.
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Speaker 1: I'm obviously not Joe Biden, and you know I offer
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Speaker 1: a new generation of leadership, she said, providing examples of
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Speaker 1: what the Biden Harrison administration quote failed to achieve. And
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Speaker 1: the question is if you're running everything, why are you
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Speaker 1: failing so bad?
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Speaker 3: Now?
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Speaker 1: Fifty seven percent of registered voters now say they believe
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Speaker 1: they are not better off under the Biden Haris administration
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Speaker 1: than they were four years ago under former President Donald Trump.
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Speaker 1: This coming from a new RMG Research poll, Only twenty
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Speaker 1: five percent of Americans rate the economic conditions under the
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Speaker 1: Biden Haris administration as quote excellent and or good. That
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Speaker 1: is a new all time I'm low in the Pew
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Speaker 1: Research Survey poll. So things are not looking good. CNN
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Speaker 1: also saying that well, Harris lacks specifics on a lot
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Speaker 1: of answers. She's being vague, and that's the problem, is
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Speaker 1: just how vague she is.
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Speaker 4: They at the NAPJA pressed Vice President Kamala Harris on
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Speaker 4: policies from guns to the war and Gaza, but many
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Speaker 4: of her answers lacked specifics, and some Democrats like Hillary Clinton,
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Speaker 4: told Kara Swisher that that's perfectly fine, so he does.
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Speaker 3: Not have to do it.
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Speaker 5: Kara, I'm going to just cut to the chase. In fact,
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Speaker 5: she's put out policies on her campaign website. Anybody who's
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Speaker 5: truly interested can go and read about them. She referenced policies.
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Speaker 5: She actually doesn't just have policies and concepts. She has
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Speaker 5: you know, plans about what to do. I think it's
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Speaker 5: a you know, it's a double standard, and it's a
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Speaker 5: double standard. That is partly because they are still getting
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Speaker 5: to know her, but also because they're still grappling with
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Speaker 5: the idea like, oh am, I really going to vote
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Speaker 5: for a woman to be president and a commander in chief.
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Speaker 1: Now the sexism claim there from her, she's basically saying
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Speaker 1: she doesn't have to put out policies. She's saying everybody
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Speaker 1: knows her. No one needs to put out policies. She
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Speaker 1: doesn't need to put out policies. She's known by everybody.
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Speaker 1: It's totally fine, right, Like that's what she's saying here,
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Speaker 1: which is again completely ridiculous and absurd. Fifty seven percent
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Speaker 1: of registered voters say they're not better off under Biden, Harris,
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Speaker 1: and then they say, all right, what are you specifics?
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Speaker 6: Now?
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Speaker 1: You notice one of the things that was said there
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Speaker 1: by Hillary Clinton was well, she's got policies, and the
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Speaker 1: policies are up on her website.
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Speaker 3: They're not you can go look at it.
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Speaker 1: They put up these policies, was it dias the day
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Speaker 1: before the debate? Yeah, or the day of the debate,
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Speaker 1: and it was cut and pace from Joe Biden's website.
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Speaker 1: There were not specifics. It was all general issues, generalities.
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Speaker 1: There was no actual policies that were put up there.
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Speaker 1: It was kumbaiiism and that's what she's running off of
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Speaker 1: right now.
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Speaker 3: Now. To be clear, Kumbaiism.
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Speaker 1: Has worked well in the past, and the reason why
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Speaker 1: is because, and we know this it's worked well in
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Speaker 1: the past, is because of a guy by the name
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Speaker 1: of Barack Obama. Remember when Barack Obama ran, he ran
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Speaker 1: on hope and change, he ran on socialized medicine. And
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Speaker 1: it worked, folks. It worked. Now, why did it work?
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Speaker 1: That's the real question. It worked for one reason and
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Speaker 1: one reason only, because people are so wrapped up in
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Speaker 1: the idea of skin color. People are so obsessed with
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Speaker 1: having the first African American president that no one asked
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Speaker 1: questions on the actual policies. So when you don't ask
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Speaker 1: questions on the actual policies, this is what you get.
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Speaker 3: And that is I.
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Speaker 1: there's questions about the timing of this why because he's
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Speaker 1: now come out hardcore against being a sanctuary city and
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Speaker 1: the illegal immigrants is destroying New York. He is going
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Speaker 1: against the fact federal government on this, He's going against
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Speaker 1: gets indicted with a federal indictment. The charges he says
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Speaker 1: will be entirely false and based on lines. Here is
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Speaker 1: what he said to the citizens of New York City.
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Speaker 7: My fellow New Yorkers, It is now my belief that
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Speaker 7: the federal government intends to charge me with crimes. If so,
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Speaker 7: these charges would be entirely false, based on lies, but
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Speaker 7: they would not be surprising. I always knew that if
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Speaker 7: I stood my ground for all of you, that I
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Speaker 7: would get talking, and he targeted I became. For months,
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Speaker 7: leaks and rumors have been aimed at me in an
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Speaker 7: attempt to undermine my credibility and paint me as guilty.
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Speaker 7: Just this past week, they searched the home of our
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Speaker 7: new police commissioner looking for documents from twenty years ago,
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Speaker 7: just one week after he joined my administration. Enough, I
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Speaker 7: will fight these injustices with every ounce of my strength
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Speaker 7: and my spirit.
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Speaker 1: Now I don't know what's going to happen. All right
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Speaker 1: with these indictments. But what I do know is the
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Speaker 1: timing of them seems to be. Hey, you idiots in
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Speaker 1: New York City are trying to stop the federal government
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Speaker 1: from dropping off a bunch of legal immigrants. We're not
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Speaker 1: going to have that, and so you didn't play with us,
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Speaker 1: So now we're going to indict you. I've said this before,
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Speaker 1: and I will say it again. All right, I've said
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Speaker 1: it before and I will say it again. It is
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Speaker 1: abundantly clear that if you go against the regime, whether
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Speaker 1: you are a Democrat or a Republican, Okay, whether you
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Speaker 1: are a Democrat or a Republican, I am coming after you.
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Speaker 1: That is what the Biden Harris administration said if you
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Speaker 1: go against them, and if you go against them, then
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Speaker 1: this is what's going to happen to you. And you
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Speaker 1: should all know it. So don't do it. I like
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Speaker 1: you should know it. This is what you should know.
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Speaker 1: I want to get to your phone calls the number
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Speaker 1: five three five ninety seven three two five three five
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Speaker 1: ninety seven three two. As the war continues to rage
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Speaker 1: between the terrorists and is real, we now also know
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Speaker 1: that Anthony Blincoln is working on a ceasefire proposal. He
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Speaker 1: was on MSNBC this morning, and the US and allies
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Speaker 1: are now calling for a twenty one day ceasefire along
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Speaker 1: the Israel Lebanon border as that has ratchet up. Here
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Speaker 1: is what he said moments ago.
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Speaker 8: Do you say, mister Secretariyat, I know you've heard this
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Speaker 8: directly to Israelis who say there is no such thing
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Speaker 8: as a ceasefire with the terrorist group, whether it be
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Speaker 8: Hamas or Hezbla, They're going to continue to do what
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Speaker 8: they do with in their charters to destroy Israel. Their
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Speaker 8: goal is to wipe Israel up the map ultimately. So
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Speaker 8: what is the argument to the Israelis that a twenty
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Speaker 8: one day break might actually lead to some kind of
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Speaker 8: a piece.
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Speaker 9: Well, I think the argument is that the alternative, potentially
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Speaker 9: a full blown war, is going to be bad for
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Speaker 9: everyone involved and it's not going to achieve the objective
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Speaker 9: of getting people home. Israel was in Lebanon for a
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Speaker 9: long time, up to fifteen years bog down there, and yes,
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Speaker 9: when they got out, all of these groups were supposed
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Speaker 9: to disarm. Has Blot didn't and it has posed a
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Speaker 9: threat to Israel ever since. But if we can get
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Speaker 9: an agreement that at least gets them off the border.
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Speaker 9: People will have more confidence and they can get about
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Speaker 9: their lives in their own country. I think what you're
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Speaker 9: hearing clearly is the world wants to see it move
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Speaker 9: in that direction. The other thing is, look, if you're
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Speaker 9: looking at what Israel's biggest adversary and one of ours,
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Speaker 9: Iran wants it wants to try to bog down Israel
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Speaker 9: in wars of attrition, whether that's in the north in Lebanon,
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Speaker 9: whether that's in Gaza, whether that's anywhere else in the region.
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Speaker 9: So don't play into that.
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Speaker 6: Uh.
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Speaker 9: The objective can be achieved getting people home without going
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Speaker 9: to war.
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Speaker 3: The incredible ignorance is.
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Speaker 1: By these individuals who and I love the way that
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Speaker 1: Willie Guys asked the questions like look, everybody is going
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Speaker 1: to stay on the other side of this, like come on,
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Speaker 1: like what what are you doing?
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Speaker 3: Like like really like, like like.
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Speaker 1: What are you doing? These are terrorists. They're not going
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Speaker 1: to abide by a ceasefire. They're not going to play
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Speaker 1: the game when it comes to a cease fire. A
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Speaker 1: ceasefire is not on their agenda. A cease fire is
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Speaker 1: something they're not going to agree to. A cease fire
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Speaker 1: would be a disaster, okay, like like that's what they
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Speaker 1: would say, like, and there's good reason to say that
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Speaker 1: a east fire is something that will not take place
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Speaker 1: when you're dealing with terrorists because they're terrorists. And when
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Speaker 1: you are dealing with a terrorist, right like, when you're
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Speaker 1: dealing with a terrorist, they don't play by any standards
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Speaker 1: or rules. And yet they sit they like, no, no,
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Speaker 1: they will. They're like they're they're rational. They're saying no,
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Speaker 1: they're not. They're not rational, and they're not saying they're psychotic.
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Speaker 1: They are psychotic individuals that will do psychotic things. They
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Speaker 1: will kill women and children and kidnap babies and stab
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Speaker 1: them in their cribs and cook them in the oven.
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Speaker 1: How do we know this because that's exactly what they
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Speaker 1: did last year. They will kill anybody and they will
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Speaker 1: take any one hostage.
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Speaker 3: That's what they do.
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Speaker 1: And so this idea that somehow they're gonna shut it down,
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Speaker 1: this idea they're going to somehow be like quiet on it,
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Speaker 1: this idea that they're going to stop is totally loo.
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Speaker 1: It's insanity. It is complete and utter insanity. So we've
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Speaker 1: got more information coming in about the new York City
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Speaker 1: Mayor Eric Adams indicted by a federal grand jury in
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Speaker 1: a federal investigation. Apparently, he was indicted by the grand
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Speaker 1: jury yesterday as part of a federal investigation. According to sources,
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Speaker 1: the indictment against Adams was reported to be sealed, bringing
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Speaker 1: uncertainty surrounding the charge or charges that the mayor will face.
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Speaker 1: According to The New York Times, the federal investigation against
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Speaker 1: Adams is reportedly centered around whether adams campaign conspired with
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Speaker 1: the Turkish government listen carefully conspired with the Turkish government
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Speaker 1: to receive illegal foreign donations.
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Speaker 3: According to the outlet.
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Speaker 1: Sources reportedly told The New York Post that Adams would
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Speaker 1: allegedly surrender to authority these early next week news. The
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Speaker 1: indictment of Adams comes as a wave of official from
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Speaker 1: adams administration have resigned or have been indicted, investigated, or raided.
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Speaker 1: Adams has face calls to resign, now AOC throwing him
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Speaker 1: under the bus, New York City Councilwoman Tiffany Cabin saying
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Speaker 1: get out of here, and New York City Assembly Member
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Speaker 1: Emily Gallagher saying you need to leave.
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Speaker 3: Quote.
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Speaker 1: I do not see how Mayor Adams can continue to
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Speaker 1: governor govern New York City. AOC wrote on x the
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Speaker 1: flood of resignations and vacancies are threatening government function. NonStop
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Speaker 1: investigations will make it impossible to recruit and retain a
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Speaker 1: qualified administration for the good of the city. He quote
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Speaker 1: should resign Edward Cabin, the foreigm Police Commission of New
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Speaker 1: York City, resigned at the beginning of September after federal
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Speaker 1: agents begin a probe into the New York Police Department's
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Speaker 1: enforcement of night clubs. Others in adams administration, such as
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Speaker 1: New York City's first Deputy mayor and New York City's
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Speaker 1: Deputy Mayor of Public Safety, Philip Banks, have also face
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Speaker 1: raids on their homes and relations to an investigation surrounding
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Speaker 1: adams twenty twenty one campaign. Now Adams again coming out
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Speaker 1: saying what you're gonna hear about me is not true.
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Speaker 1: It never really happened. It is false. There is nothing
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Speaker 1: here to see, folks. This is just false. Adams in
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Speaker 1: his own words, if you missed it a moment ago.
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Speaker 7: My fellow New Yorkers, it is now my belief that
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Speaker 7: the federal government intends to charge me with crimes. If so,
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Speaker 7: these charges would be entirely false based on lies, but
19:39
Speaker 7: they would not be surprising. I always knew that if
19:43
Speaker 7: I stood my ground for all of you, that I
19:46
Speaker 7: would be a target, and a target I became. For months,
19:51
Speaker 7: leaks and rumors have been aimed at me in an
19:54
Speaker 7: attempt to undermine my credibility and paint me as a guilty.
19:58
Speaker 7: Just this past week, they searched the home of our
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Speaker 7: new police commissioner looking for documents from twenty years ago,
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Speaker 7: just one week after he joined my administration. Enough, I
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Speaker 7: will fight these injustices with every ounce of my strength
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Speaker 7: and my spirit.
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Speaker 1: I want to be clear, I do believe that the
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Speaker 1: timing of this indictment is obviously political. Why do I
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Speaker 1: say that? Because Adams is now having problems with the
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Speaker 1: illegal immigrants coming into a city that and he's calling
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Speaker 1: them out. They don't like that, and they want that
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Speaker 1: to disappear. There's no way if he would have been
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Speaker 1: pro immigration and pro sanctuary city and not gone against
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Speaker 1: the federal government in the last couple of months that
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Speaker 1: this would have happened.
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Speaker 3: In the timing of this.
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Speaker 1: Right before the election, they were sending a message to
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Speaker 1: these other people out there that if you screw with us.
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Speaker 1: This is what you can expect you go against the regime.
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Speaker 1: This is what you can expect going after him the
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Speaker 1: way they are it. Look, he very well may have
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Speaker 1: done some illegal I don't know yet, Okay, I don't,
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Speaker 1: But what I do know is the reason why the
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Speaker 1: timing they're going after him now is obvious. He changed
21:13
Speaker 1: his tune and they said you can't do that. They
21:17
Speaker 1: said you're not allowed to do that. They said that's unacceptable,
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Speaker 1: and this is their way of punishing and putting him
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Speaker 1: back in his place. Mayor Adams now more calls than
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Speaker 1: ever for him to step aside. This happening with Maria
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Speaker 1: Bartromo on Fox as he has been indicted.
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Speaker 10: Jeremy now is near a Congressman Nicole Melliotakis. She's the
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Speaker 10: Republican Conference assistant whippen and member of the Houseways and
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Speaker 10: Means Committee. Comes Trum, thanks very much for being here.
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Speaker 10: What's your reaction to this indictment.
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Speaker 11: Well, obviously it's very concerning. I'm very concerned for the
21:56
Speaker 11: future of our city. It seems that there's so many
21:58
Speaker 11: people around this may that have already left the administration.
22:02
Speaker 11: It makes it difficult to govern. And we have so
22:04
Speaker 11: many problems right now, everything from this massive legal migration
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Speaker 11: gang members taking over the streets of New York City
22:10
Speaker 11: who are foreign gangs that are committing crimes. We have
22:14
Speaker 11: other public safety issues. We have a crumbling transit system.
22:17
Speaker 11: We have an education system that is not teaching of
22:19
Speaker 11: children what they need to know to survive and have
22:23
Speaker 11: a successful future. So there's a lot of problems right now,
22:26
Speaker 11: and I'm very concerned what this means for our city.
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Speaker 11: And I think we need this mayor to step aside
22:32
Speaker 11: for the sole reason that we need the city to function,
22:35
Speaker 11: and it just cannot function and be governed right now
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Speaker 11: by him, and again the people that have already left,
22:42
Speaker 11: we need new leadership.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's amazing how fast so many people are turning
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Speaker 1: on Adams, the guy that they were saying is the
22:50
Speaker 1: greatest thing since slight spread. And now everybody's like, oh, no,
22:53
Speaker 1: we got to get rid of this guy like you.
22:54
Speaker 1: He's been and dotte it. We've got to, We've got to,
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Speaker 1: We absolutely have to. We're also hearing now the drum
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Speaker 1: the military war drumming is taking place as NATO and
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Speaker 1: all of these others. NATO's Secretary General is advocating and
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Speaker 1: supporting the idea that Ukraine should start hitting military targets
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Speaker 1: inside of Russia.
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Speaker 12: Was Secretary General. Of course, the main focus is last
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Speaker 12: few years for NATO has been the war in Ukraine.
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Speaker 12: President Zelenski here in the United States and that with
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Speaker 12: President Biden, Vice President Harris yesterday meeting with former President
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Speaker 12: Trump today, he says that a key part of Ukraine's
23:42
Speaker 12: avility to win this war is to have long of
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Speaker 12: the permission to use long range weapons deep inside Russia.
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Speaker 12: Do you agree?
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Speaker 13: I agree that the Ukraine should have the right to
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Speaker 13: strike legitimate military targets inside Russia, and that's because that's
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Speaker 13: in line within national laws.
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Speaker 2: We need to remember what this is. This is a
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Speaker 2: war aggression. Russia has invaded another country. That's a blatant
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Speaker 2: violation of international law. And according to international law, self
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Speaker 2: defense is legal, and self defense as now Ukraine is
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Speaker 2: conducting includes also the right to strike legitimate military targets
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Speaker 2: on the territory of the aggressive Russia. Therefore, welcome that
24:25
Speaker 2: some allies don't have restrictions except for keeping within international law.
24:30
Speaker 2: Others have loosed their restrictions, and that also includes the
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Speaker 2: United States, So welcome that is an ongoing dialogue on
24:37
Speaker 2: these issues in NATO and a welcome that we have
24:39
Speaker 2: seen some loosening of the restrictions.
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Speaker 1: So NATO is now saying, yeah, go ahead, start popping
24:47
Speaker 1: caps off. And in Russia, and I mean, what possibly
24:52
Speaker 1: could go wrong there? You notice this is all right
24:55
Speaker 1: before election day, like this is just like, yeah, go ahead,
25:00
Speaker 1: like you should knock that out, Like yeah, just like,
25:04
Speaker 1: let's just ratchet this up full speed ahead. Let's let's
25:07
Speaker 1: get everybody fired up for this. It makes a lot
25:11
Speaker 1: of good sense, like let's just let's just do it.
25:15
Speaker 1: I mean, the drums for war that we are hearing
25:20
Speaker 1: right now, you just gotta laugh.
25:24
Speaker 3: They like they want war so bad and they they
25:30
Speaker 3: want it.
25:32
Speaker 1: They want it, they want it, they can feel it,
25:36
Speaker 1: they can taste it.
25:38
Speaker 3: They're ready for it. They're like, let's go.
25:42
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris did an interview, and she finally did a
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Speaker 1: one on one interview. She literally didn't answer one actual question.
25:53
Speaker 1: Even the New York Times laughed at her interview. She
25:58
Speaker 1: became a nominee sixty five days ago. Sixty six days ago.
26:01
Speaker 1: I guess technically now and she does this first interview
26:06
Speaker 1: and they find the most kind person to her and
26:11
Speaker 1: she couldn't handle it. Dani Prino, former White House Press Secretary,
26:14
Speaker 1: out her bush forty three on The Five yesterday saying
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Speaker 1: this about the bomb of her first interview.
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Speaker 3: Listen, just a.
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Speaker 14: Huge contrast, right, So she does one interview with a
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Speaker 14: friendly interviewer, her first solo interview after she became the
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Speaker 14: nominee sixty five days ago. She cannot answer a question
26:32
Speaker 14: with actual sentences and words and punctuation. And it kind
26:38
Speaker 14: of pains me to say it, because I think, what
26:40
Speaker 14: have you been doing for four years? Do you not
26:44
Speaker 14: have any set of principles or an understanding of one?
26:48
Speaker 14: For first of all, she doesn't have any way to
26:50
Speaker 14: figure she has not figured out how to separate herself
26:52
Speaker 14: from Biden, And then Biden yesterday said she was there
26:56
Speaker 14: every step of the way. Yeah, she's completely linked with me.
27:00
Speaker 14: The media is so hungry for any sort of attention
27:03
Speaker 14: that even the New York Times Day basically laughed at
27:06
Speaker 14: her interview. If you look at the local press, which
27:10
Speaker 14: was in Pittsburgh where her speech was yesterday, there's nothing
27:14
Speaker 14: on the front page of the local paper about it
27:16
Speaker 14: because there was no news in the speech. Then you
27:18
Speaker 14: go to President Trump. He started at five forty four,
27:21
Speaker 14: gave a long speech, then he took questions on all
27:24
Speaker 14: range of issues without a telepumpter, without notes, in a
27:28
Speaker 14: way that says he has a grasp of what he's
27:31
Speaker 14: talking about. You might not like how he answers it,
27:34
Speaker 14: but he can't answer the question. He has a set
27:36
Speaker 14: of principles from which he makes decisions. And I think
27:40
Speaker 14: at this point the Democrats should just be hoping that
27:44
Speaker 14: she continues to hide in plain sight. I know she
27:46
Speaker 14: says she wants to debate him again, but I think
27:50
Speaker 14: that might be a really bad idea.
27:53
Speaker 3: I don't think there's going to be another debate.
27:56
Speaker 1: I don't know if it's a good or bad idea
27:58
Speaker 1: because it's three against one when Donald Trump goes up
28:01
Speaker 1: against her. And that's why I think she wants a debate,
28:05
Speaker 1: because she knows she has that. But this is and
28:08
Speaker 1: there is real fallout from this interview. A great example
28:12
Speaker 1: is this morning on MSNBC, they talked about Vice President
28:18
Speaker 1: Harris sitting down and doing this twenty five minute sit
28:21
Speaker 1: down and talking her pitching, you know, the economy and
28:25
Speaker 1: it was a disaster and the defense. This morning on
28:28
Speaker 1: MSNBC is well, Kama is not answering questions, and that's
28:33
Speaker 1: okay because she's a quote politician. Listen to this spin
28:37
Speaker 1: from MSNBC.
28:38
Speaker 15: And the host of The Eleventh Hour, Stephanie Rule, joins
28:42
Speaker 15: US retired CIA officer Mark Paulammeropolis. He's an NBC News
28:46
Speaker 15: security and intelligence analyst and staff writer at The Atlantic.
28:52
Speaker 6: Franklin for I've always said this is this is nine
28:56
Speaker 6: of the thousand Stars in the Morning that.
29:01
Speaker 1: I had a couple of hours wrestling bears.
29:04
Speaker 6: Well, Mark, we have you wrestled bears. It's gonna be
29:06
Speaker 6: like I want to start that, Yeah, yeah, yeah, steph Sevanie,
29:13
Speaker 6: you were a banner Mika. Mika likes watching Fox News No,
29:18
Speaker 6: but I do watch it all day just to be like,
29:22
Speaker 6: did it tastrify No? And yesterday I noticed that that
29:26
Speaker 6: Howie Kurtz was saying that you launched a softball interview
29:31
Speaker 6: with Kamala Harris and you seem to be the running
29:35
Speaker 6: banner about thirty minutes. Thirty minutes how A saw how
29:39
Speaker 6: what a softball interview? This interview was, of course, nothing
29:44
Speaker 6: nothing like Donald Trump and Shawan Hannity, I'm sure, but
29:47
Speaker 6: I'm just curious what your thoughts were about Mark, Fox
29:52
Speaker 6: News desperately suggesting that she bombed a softball interview.
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Speaker 16: Well, to Fox News, I would say thank you, because,
29:58
Speaker 16: as I learned from Donald Trump, all press is good press.
30:02
Speaker 3: So I am.
30:03
Speaker 16: Thrilled to be all over there airwaves all day.
30:06
Speaker 6: If your watches where you do a brand of.
30:11
Speaker 16: Yeah, it was great because I was watching Fox News
30:13
Speaker 16: and I'm now excited about Malania's memoir. I'm going to
30:15
Speaker 16: have to pick that up this weekend and I can
30:17
Speaker 16: get a silver a silver coin that Donald Trump launched
30:21
Speaker 16: on Monday, obviously one of the one hundred grand watches.
30:23
Speaker 16: And I haven't gotten my sneakers yet, but I'm sure
30:25
Speaker 16: they can tell me where to get them. No, that's nonsense, obviously,
30:29
Speaker 16: for anybody who watched the interview I did with Vice
30:32
Speaker 16: President Harris, we sat down for twenty five minutes and
30:35
Speaker 16: we talked about one single topic, the economy. It is
30:38
Speaker 16: the number one issue for voters. If Donald Trump would
30:41
Speaker 16: like to sit down and have that same conversation, I'm
30:43
Speaker 16: ready for you, and I think it's hugely important and
30:47
Speaker 16: it's a vulnerability for both candidates. But it's really tricky, Joe,
30:50
Speaker 16: because you know, you obviously want to cover all of
30:53
Speaker 16: these topics, but to.
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Speaker 6: Just do it.
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Speaker 1: By the way, did you know, as you said, it's
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Speaker 1: a vulnerability for both, did you that like for both?
31:01
Speaker 3: What? What?
31:02
Speaker 1: What is the vulnerability for Donald Trump? He had the
31:06
Speaker 1: best economy of my lifetime, take COVID out of it,
31:10
Speaker 1: which is literally out of his control, coming from China
31:14
Speaker 1: when the everything was normal, like a normal world without
31:20
Speaker 1: a total shutdown of the world's economy. You have a
31:26
Speaker 1: record on the economy that is just phenomenal. And she's like, well,
31:31
Speaker 1: they've both got issues, like like, are you kidding me?
31:37
Speaker 1: I also think you can tell by her response just
31:41
Speaker 1: how biased the media is. She's supposed to be an
31:44
Speaker 1: unbiased journalist at CNBC, And did you hear the way
31:50
Speaker 1: she was mocking Trump, the way she was mocking Fox News,
31:55
Speaker 1: the way she was mocking Donald Trump's business ventures. These
31:59
Speaker 1: are the people that claim that they're unbiased. These are
32:05
Speaker 1: the people that claim that they're journalists. Okay, Like that's
32:10
Speaker 1: who these people are. And it's pretty disgusting, it really is.
32:17
Speaker 1: It's it's it's truly disgusting that they can go on
32:21
Speaker 1: MSNBC and and act this way after we all know
32:27
Speaker 1: and I've been saying forever how biased the media is,
32:30
Speaker 1: Like look at her response to it.
32:32
Speaker 3: It is the most biased media. And this is one
32:35
Speaker 3: of their quote journalists.
32:38
Speaker 1: And she's like trying to bait Donald Trump, mocking Donald Trump,
32:42
Speaker 1: attacking Donald Trump. And this is a quote journalist, like
32:46
Speaker 1: this is not a partisan like Hannity for example, or
32:50
Speaker 1: a partisan like Joe Scarborough, Like this is their true
32:54
Speaker 1: quote journalists