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Speaker 2: Robert Muller died, the former Special Council, former FBI director.

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Speaker 2: President Trump tweeted out, Robert Muller is dead. Good, horrible guy.

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Speaker 2: Of course, the left goes nuts a lot of flak.

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Speaker 2: justin Timberlake was arrested. You remember in It wasn't South,

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Speaker 5: For suspicion, dragging on talkspated.

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Speaker 6: Mark over nine in London, there was a terrorist attack

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Speaker 4: Mark? How are you good? Good? Too many commercials?

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Speaker 7: Hey, Mark, how are you today?

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Speaker 8: So listen, you're you're a smart guy, and you've been

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Speaker 2: Where are these protests you're talking about? The left wing

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Speaker 9: The people of Iran wish they had a second Amendment.

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Speaker 9: Thank you for Astian list in the Democrats. I'm telling

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Speaker 4: These people, they.

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Speaker 9: You know who our dictator. Don't don't let nobody say

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Speaker 2: They they're having these no kings protests again this weekend's

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Speaker 2: Wor Well, Bruce Blakeman, he should be the next governor

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Speaker 2: of New York. He's the Nassau County executive, best county

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Speaker 2: Blakeman for New York dot Com Bruce Blakeman, how you

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Speaker 2: doing doing, Jolly Jurdon? Mark, Well, you're running against this

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Speaker 4: We are the most overtaxed, overregulated state in the United States.

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Speaker 4: and a half percent in New York City. That means

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Speaker 4: that if you a home, own a home in Brooklyn

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Speaker 4: to put a death tax that you work hard your

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Speaker 4: whole life, you build up a little mess egg. You

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Speaker 4: have a home that's probably worth, you know, six seven

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Speaker 4: hundred and eight hundred thousand dollars, and your estate's nine

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Speaker 4: hundred thousand dollars. Let's say she wants to take half

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Speaker 4: of that. She wants to take half of it. Zoon

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Speaker 4: Mundami wants to take half of it. They're working together.

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Speaker 4: They have a secret plan that after the election they

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Speaker 4: will raise taxes, just like Kathy Hokeel did with congestion pricing.

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Speaker 4: She said she was going to put it on pause.

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Speaker 4: Right after the election. We got congestion pricing. And by

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Speaker 4: the way, congestion pricing is not just going to be

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Speaker 4: in Lower Manhattan She'll bring it to Queens Boulevard, She'll

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Speaker 4: bring it to Flatbush Boulevard, She'll bring it to all

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Speaker 4: of the major thoroughfares throughout the state because she needs

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Speaker 4: to raise money for her green energy scam, for her

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Speaker 4: medicaid scams, and for her not for profits that produce

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Speaker 4: nothing for the people of New York, but they pay

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Speaker 4: billions of dollars to her friends who give her big

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Speaker 4: campaign contributions.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, and our budget is double the budget of Florida,

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Speaker 2: even though that's a bigger state with more people. What

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Speaker 2: can be done to cut that budget down?

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Speaker 4: Well, first of all, we have to cut out, as

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Speaker 4: I said, the funding for all of these not for

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Speaker 4: profits like they have in Minnesota. These are us not

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Speaker 4: for profits that are set up not to help people,

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Speaker 4: but to give people who contribute to Kathy Hokel a

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Speaker 4: job a big salary. They produce nothing. And I will

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Speaker 4: have an immediate review of every program in the state

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Speaker 4: of New York. We will look not to cut services.

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Speaker 4: We want to deliver better services than Kathy Hockle, because

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Speaker 4: her services are terrible. I want to increase the quality

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Speaker 4: of the services, but get them to people who really

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Speaker 4: need them and only have programs that work, not fund

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Speaker 4: all these experimental programs that Kathy Hochel has.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, which would Bruce Blakeman, who we hope is the

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Speaker 2: next governor in New York. If you want to help donate, volunteer,

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Speaker 2: go to Blakeman for New York dot com Blakemanfronewyork dot com.

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Speaker 2: Now people will say, well, you're behind in the polls,

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Speaker 2: but you're always behind in the polls when you win.

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Speaker 2: Isn't that Wasn't that the case in Nassau County.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, Listen, I ran for reelection in a county with

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Speaker 4: one hundred and ten thousand more Democrats than Republicans, and

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Speaker 4: I won in a landslide. Every time I run, the

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Speaker 4: polls have me behind, They have me in a position

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Speaker 4: that is totally not true. These polls are polls from

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Speaker 4: very far left universities that skew the polls towards the

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Speaker 4: Democrats so that they frustrate our fundraising, so they bring

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Speaker 4: down our morale. Look, I know how to win in

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Speaker 4: democratic territories because I bring the same thing to every

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Speaker 4: neighborhood and every community. That means safe and secure communities

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Speaker 4: by increasing the number of police, not defunding the police

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Speaker 4: by keeping taxes. Well, I haven't raised taxes a penny

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Speaker 4: in four years. Plus. I took one hundred and fifty

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Speaker 4: million dollar tax increase that was planned by my predecessor,

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Speaker 4: and I canceled it my first week in office. So

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Speaker 4: the fact is that you've got to make it more

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Speaker 4: affordable by lowering taxes, lowering electric bills, and then you'll

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Speaker 4: get people back to New York. And you also have

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Speaker 4: to create jobs, economic development, which creates prosperity, which means

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Speaker 4: more money goes in your pocket. If there's money more

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Speaker 4: in your pocket, you can make important choices on how

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Speaker 4: you want to spend the money and not government. People

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Speaker 4: are miserable in New York. They need a governor that's

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Speaker 4: going to put New Yorkers first, not spend billions of

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Speaker 4: dollars on illegal migrants. That's our taxpayer dollars. The Caffee

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Speaker 4: hocal is spending on people who've been here for fifteen minutes,

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Speaker 4: when we could cut taxes, when we could improve our infrastructure,

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Speaker 4: spend money on education, improve our hospitals, and she spent

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Speaker 4: it on people who just cross the border, giving them

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Speaker 4: free housing, free food, free transportations, and a free cell

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Speaker 4: phone that stops. I will be a governor that puts

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Speaker 4: New Yorkers first. Mike job is to make for a

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Speaker 4: more prosperous state, a safer state, and to make New

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Speaker 4: Yorkers happy again.

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Speaker 2: Yeah. And now, Bruce Blakeman, what about money. She's got

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Speaker 2: the thirty two million or something in the bank.

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Speaker 4: Yeah. Well, we're raising money at a very very large clip.

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Speaker 4: We are doing very very well. Remember she's been at

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Speaker 4: this for four years. She's an incumbent. We expect to

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Speaker 4: get we expect to get outspent. But if you have

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Speaker 4: the issues on your side, which we do, talking about overtaxation, overregulation, cashless,

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Speaker 4: fail the hall deck, raise the age, things that make

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Speaker 4: us less prosperous and less safe. I'm running against her

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Speaker 4: on those issues and that means more than anything. That

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Speaker 4: means more than money. So we're getting our message out.

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Speaker 4: People are starting to collaborate with us. They're raising money,

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Speaker 4: they're out there volunteering. There you using their cell phones

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Speaker 4: to text people, to email people, social media. We're getting

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Speaker 4: millions of hits on social media. I expect that not

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Speaker 4: only will we be victorious, but I think that we

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Speaker 4: will decisively win. And then I will be the governor

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Speaker 4: on January first.

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Speaker 2: Well, we all hope so. And now you're a much

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Speaker 2: better speaker. You can out debate her any day. What about?

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Speaker 2: Has she agreed to a debate of any kind?

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Speaker 4: No. I challenged her to a debate last month. She

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Speaker 4: said that I didn't answer a question from a reporter

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Speaker 4: because I was chicken. Actually, the reporter asked the same

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Speaker 4: question four times but didn't like my answer. So she said, oh,

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Speaker 4: you know, Blakeman, he won't even answer the question. I said, listen,

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Speaker 4: I'll tell you what. I'll debate you every week from

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Speaker 4: now to election day. Let's see who's chicken. And of

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Speaker 4: course she never got back to me. She's not going

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Speaker 4: to debate me unless she absolutely has to, because she's

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Speaker 4: afraid of her record being exposed by me. I'm going

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Speaker 4: to compare my record where I have the safest county

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Speaker 4: in America according to US News and World Report, where

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Speaker 4: I haven't raised taxes, where we have economic development, people

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Speaker 4: are doing very very well in my county, compared to

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Speaker 4: her record where she has to go and beg people

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Speaker 4: in Florida to come back to New York because she's

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Speaker 4: made it unsafe. She's made it unaffordable. She's the one

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Speaker 4: that has made New York unaffordable. I will be the

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Speaker 4: governor that makes it affordable again.

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Speaker 2: Let's hope everybody. I do what you can to help.

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Speaker 2: Bruce Blakeman. If you want to help, volunteer or you

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Speaker 2: want to donate, go to Blakemanfronewyork dot com. BLAKEMANFRO, New

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Speaker 2: York dot Com. Bruce Blakeman, good luck. I know you'll

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Speaker 2: do it and we'll talk again soon.

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Speaker 4: Thanks so much, Mark Simonia the best.

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Speaker 2: All right, take care. Yeah, we got we gotta help

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Speaker 2: get rid of this crazy governor. So do which you can.

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Speaker 2: H Hey, Bucking Clay Noon Today, Sean Hannity, the most

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Speaker 2: listen to radio show in America. Three, Jesse Kelly at six,

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Speaker 2: you got Jimmy Fayle at nine. You know Curtis is back.

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Speaker 2: It's Curtis Sliwa and Larry Menti every morning here on

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Speaker 2: seven ten WR.

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Speaker 5: Plugged into Everything New York on the Voice of New York.

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Speaker 1: Mark Simon on sevent ten, wor.

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Speaker 2: Well, Hey, LaGuardia Airport remains closed because of that terrible crash.

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Speaker 2: It happened late last night. It was an Air Canada Express.

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Speaker 2: One of those regional jets arrived at Laguardi Airport. There

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Speaker 2: was a fire truck that wanted to cross the runway.

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Speaker 2: Once a truck enters the runway area, it's under the

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Speaker 2: control of air traffic controllers. The air traffic controllers gave

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Speaker 2: the fire truck that go ahead to cross the runway,

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Speaker 2: and then it was just a horrible mistake. At the

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Speaker 2: same time, they gave the plane permission to land on

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Speaker 2: the runway. Total mistake air traffic controllers. The National Transportation

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Speaker 2: Safety Board is on the ground right now investigating. They

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Speaker 2: expect to get the airport reopen later this afternoon. We'll

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Speaker 2: see just a terrible tragedy. Canadian Prime Minister speaking out

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Speaker 2: about it. Everybody very upset about it. Hey, we're out

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Speaker 2: of time, but I'll be back tomorrow ten to noon.

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Speaker 2: You can listen then or get the podcast and you

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Speaker 2: can listen anytime you want. See you tomorrow on seven

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Speaker 2: to ten wor