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Speaker 1: It's that time, time, time, time, luck and load. Michael

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Speaker 1: Verie Show is on the air.

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Speaker 2: Socialism is Christianity, and Judaism and Islam and Buddhism, because

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Speaker 2: all the great religions say essentially the same thing that

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Speaker 2: Mark said, which is that the rich man is not

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Speaker 2: supposed to come into the room and take nine slices

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Speaker 2: of the pie and leave the remaining slice for everybody

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Speaker 2: else to fight over. And that's what Jesus said, And

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Speaker 2: our founding fathers were very wary of the wealthy, and

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Speaker 2: they should know, because they were wealthy themselves.

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Speaker 3: What the purpose is about this entire project. It's not

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Speaker 3: simply to raise class consciousness, but to win socialism, and

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Speaker 3: obviously raising class consciousness is the critical part of that.

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Speaker 3: But making sure that we have candidates that both understand

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Speaker 3: that and are willing to put that forward at every

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Speaker 3: which moment that they have, at every which opportunity to

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Speaker 3: get there.

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Speaker 4: Given VCNBC or not VCNBC CNBC. The network has announced

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Speaker 4: that Trump's tariffs have brought a staggering one hundred and

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Speaker 4: twenty one billion dollars in revenue to the United States

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Speaker 4: without imposing a burden on consumers.

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Speaker 5: Look how much we've been collecting in revenues. And I

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Speaker 5: did this in part because Wilfred's here and you can

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Speaker 5: talk about the UK trade deal. But just this is

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Speaker 5: the monthly numbers, and they have gone up a lot.

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Speaker 5: June is actually set for another big increase of twenty

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Speaker 6: That is money coming.

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Speaker 5: Into US coffers from tariffs.

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Speaker 7: We are collecting a lot of revenue.

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Speaker 5: So far, Guys, one hundred and twenty one billion dollars

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Speaker 5: has flowed into the US government since the start of

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Speaker 5: the fiftie year. It's still a tiny portion of the

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Speaker 5: overall revenues that the US government gets, but it's increasingly

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Speaker 5: a lot. Especially we haven't seen it in terms of

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Speaker 5: the consumer paying off higher inflation.

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Speaker 4: You know, Canada blinked this week over the technology tax,

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Speaker 4: and President Trump is claiming that rightfully as a victory,

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Speaker 4: which reminded us of something we saw online that was

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Speaker 4: referred to as Canada man. I would love to give

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Speaker 4: proper credit to whoever created this.

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Speaker 7: I don't know who did, but tell me they're not wrong.

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Speaker 8: He's sorry for being sorry. He applauds government overreach, thinking

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Speaker 8: it's still not enough. He's never raised his voice unless

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Speaker 8: it's about hockey or milk and bags. He has strong

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Speaker 8: opinions on ketchup chips and no one's ever dared disagree.

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Speaker 8: He gave his kid maple syrup instead of cough medicine

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Speaker 8: and it worked. He's been taxed for breathing, fine for

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Speaker 8: shoveling his own sidewalk, and told the carbon in his

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Speaker 8: timbit is a national threat. But as long as he's

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Speaker 8: got a Moulson in hand and the Stanley Cup playoffs

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Speaker 8: on TV, he just nods politely and says beauty A.

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Speaker 8: He brags a boot how good the Canadian healthcare system is,

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Speaker 8: but has to wait three years to see a specialist.

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Speaker 8: He apologized during sex twice for the same thrust. He

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Speaker 8: still believes Justin Trudeau's father was Pierre Trudeau. He puts

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Speaker 8: himself into custody for having impolite thoughts. He winces when

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Speaker 8: people pronounce the second tea in Toronto. If he gets

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Speaker 8: mistaken for an American, he corrects them while also apologizing.

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Speaker 8: He once got his bank account frozen for donating to

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Speaker 8: a protest and says beauty A. He goes to live

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Speaker 8: in Arizona every March and tells the locals your country

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Speaker 8: is messed up A he is the most Canadian man

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Speaker 4: I don't always drink, but when I do, it's Tim

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Speaker 4: Horton's surrounded by a Pajeez stay Gasolet my friends. Facebook

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Speaker 4: has had a boon of late in their stock price,

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Speaker 4: and that coincides with them shifting away from human beings,

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Speaker 4: in fact, laying human beings off and moving to AI

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Speaker 7: Amazon is doing the same.

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Speaker 4: The CEO of Salesforce, Mark Binyoff told Emily Chang that

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Speaker 4: AI now does thirty to fifty percent of the work

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Speaker 4: in engineering, coding, and support at his company, which is Salesforce.

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Speaker 4: And you got to figure if it's doing thirty to

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Speaker 7: Does it ever get to one hundred percent? I don't know.

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Speaker 4: The thing about AI is that it tends to get

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Speaker 7: It fixes itself.

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Speaker 9: You said you won't hire any more at Salesforce, and

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Speaker 9: you've said today's CEOs will be the last to manage

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Speaker 7: What does this mean for businesses?

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Speaker 10: I just had a meeting, you know, coming from a

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Speaker 10: meeting with my head of engineering, and we're looking at

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Speaker 10: productivity levels thirty to fifty percent this year and key

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Speaker 9: You're saying service AI is doing thirty to fifty percent

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Speaker 9: of the work.

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Speaker 10: AI is doing thirty to fifty percent of the work

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Speaker 10: at Salesforce now, and I think that that will, you know, continue.

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Speaker 10: I think that this is we have to get our

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Speaker 10: all of us have to get our head around this

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Speaker 10: idea that AI can do things that before, you know,

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Speaker 10: we were doing and we can move on to do

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Speaker 10: higher value work.

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Speaker 7: How secure is all this?

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Speaker 9: I mean, you know there's malicious code, there's hallucinations, like

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Speaker 9: what are the risks for businesses security?

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Speaker 10: You know, there's no finish line. You can never have

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Speaker 10: extreme confidence on security, have to be completely paranoid. Hallucinations

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Speaker 10: is a different story. The current state of the art

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Speaker 10: of AI is not one hundred percent accurate in our

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Speaker 10: own work that we're doing hundreds of thousands of conversations

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Speaker 10: just ourselves and our company with our customers, and we

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Speaker 10: have about ninety three percent accuracy.

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Speaker 9: Though that's not good enough, is it?

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Speaker 10: It's pretty good you're able to do a lot, but

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Speaker 10: you have to be realistic that we're not at one

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Speaker 10: hundred You'll never see me saying that we're one hundred percent.

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Speaker 10: But I think for a lot of the other vendors,

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Speaker 10: maybe they're at much lower levels because they don't have

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Speaker 10: as much data and metadata and they're not able to

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Speaker 4: There was an article in the Wall Street Journal that

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Speaker 4: said that all these people around the world were going

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Speaker 4: to die because of cuts by President Trump to usaid

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Speaker 4: foreign aid, because foreign aid saves lives. Well, here's Vice

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Speaker 4: President jd Vance telling THEO Vaughn that of every dollar

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Speaker 4: America spends on foreign aid, only twelve cents, twelve percent

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Speaker 4: of it goes to what it's supposed to be spent on.

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Speaker 11: We send one hundred thousand dollars to this group to

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Speaker 11: buy food for like poor kids in Africa. Okay, And

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Speaker 11: what actually happens is it's not one hundred thousand dollars

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Speaker 11: Africa that the NGO, the non government organization that gets

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Speaker 11: that money, contracts it out to somebody else. They contracted

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Speaker 11: Marco Ruby, who's the Secretary of State, he is a

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Speaker 7: It to people who needed it. That's crazy.

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Speaker 11: So there's a lot of waste, man, a lot of crazy.

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Speaker 7: I will die for the country. I will die or

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Speaker 7: disclas to Michael Berry show the big honor to be

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Speaker 7: living in United States. Let's chick in on what's going

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Speaker 4: This is from Chas Prepp number twelve ramon Fox twenty six.

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Speaker 4: A Houston man has been arrested for posing as an

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Speaker 4: ice agent. Investigators say he pulled over a man, robbed

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Speaker 4: which he'll didn't go on to sell. Of course, the

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Speaker 4: now the bad guys that our Harris County DA just

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Speaker 4: keeps pushing back out on the streets now they're pretending

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Speaker 7: Fox twenty six in Houston with the story.

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Speaker 12: Well, Houston police say a man is accused of posing

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Speaker 12: as an ICE agent and robbed someone in West Houston.

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Speaker 12: This happened around one am on June twenty third along

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Speaker 12: police that a man claimed to be an ICE agent

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Speaker 12: and stole his money. Now, the next day police investigated

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Speaker 12: and take a look at this video. They say that

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Speaker 12: they conducted a traffic stop in third Ward and took

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Speaker 12: the thirty seven year old suspect into custody. So how

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Speaker 12: do you spot an imposter?

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Speaker 13: Joining me?

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Speaker 6: Now?

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Speaker 12: Is Constable Alan Rosen so, Constable what are the red

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Speaker 14: Well, obviously they should look for a marked official patrol

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Speaker 14: making sure that it's a uniform that's not a security

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Speaker 14: guard uniform, that you can.

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Speaker 7: See the patch.

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Speaker 14: Make them show you the patch to show what agency

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Speaker 7: Ice agents walk.

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Speaker 14: Around generally speaking when they're going to do an ICE

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Speaker 14: always have their official departmental ID, and if you have

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Speaker 14: any doubt, you can always ask for somebody's official departmental ID.

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Speaker 14: Every officer has one or should have one. And if

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Speaker 14: those cases extremely serious. If we find out there is

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Speaker 14: go to that particular case because we don't want anybody

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Speaker 4: You know, when someone does that, the punishment should be

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Speaker 4: so much more severe because now you misk the lines

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Speaker 4: of actual law enforcement that they get shot by somebody

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Speaker 4: thinking that this isn't real. We had another case a

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Speaker 4: man impersonating an investential. He comes up on a guy

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Speaker 4: who owns a liquor store in Southwest Houston high crime area.

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Speaker 7: He has the guy pinned down. The owner of the

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Speaker 4: When he says, I'm not a marshall, this is a robbery,

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Speaker 4: after first telling him he's a Marshall and wearing a

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Speaker 4: sign that's showed so the liquor store owner's wife don't

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Speaker 4: mess with these people that own liquor stores. She comes

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Speaker 4: running out and she's blasting and she shoots the suspect.

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Speaker 7: The story from ABC thirteen.

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Speaker 4: Another Houston story, Surveillance video from the store shows.

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Speaker 6: Exactly what happened.

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Speaker 15: In mid June, HBD says a man pretending to be

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Speaker 15: an immigration officer US Marshall approached the business off South

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Speaker 15: Guester in southwest Houston. The employee realized it wasn't an

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Speaker 15: officer when the man was attacked. The employee's wife was

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Speaker 15: out with a gun and started to shoot. The suspect

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Speaker 6: The suspect was shot but got away.

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Speaker 15: Officers later found the injured suspect.

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Speaker 7: The victim told us.

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Speaker 15: What happened after, he says the man claimed he was

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Speaker 6: They told me, I'm a cop, I'm the police.

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Speaker 7: Get out on the floor and I say, I don't

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Speaker 21: Plants signs, fought, signs and wonders five, it's the Visual Pods.

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Speaker 7: A group of fifth grade girls.

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Speaker 4: Fifth grade, so eleven years old, plotted to murder a

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Speaker 4: These are fifth graders plotting to murder a boy in

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Speaker 7: Twelve News in Phoenix.

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Speaker 22: With the story new details about a murder plot thought

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Speaker 16: Twelve News journalist Gabriella McCarey is live in Surprise with

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Speaker 7: This is just unbelievable, Gabriella.

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Speaker 19: In fifth grade, you're starting to really put a lot

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Speaker 19: Pay attention to potential barning signs and if you're seeing

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Speaker 23: And a spokesperson for Legacy Traditional Schools tells me the

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Speaker 23: Gabriella Bacara, twelve News.

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Speaker 15: You know.

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Speaker 4: Something happened over the years of the Obama presidency and

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Speaker 7: Can you imagine do you.

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Speaker 13: I knew that he was compromised mentally. I mean, it

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Speaker 7: I think it's easier than to.

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Speaker 12: Make fun of him if he's a president, if it's

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Speaker 7: So once he's present, then he's more fair game to say.

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Speaker 7: But no one made fun of him forever. No, well,

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Speaker 7: And then the whole I wrote the bill because my bills.

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Speaker 13: We'll beat the hell out of you. I want to

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Speaker 13: push up to your dog face pony so Soldier, the

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Speaker 13: fifties guy, so Biden eventually was my favorite because he

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Speaker 13: had like ten hooks.

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Speaker 7: Did he acknowledge it?

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Speaker 13: His staff came to one of the parties middle of

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Speaker 13: the night. Hey, we just got to say, I think

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Speaker 13: I still have the cards and we love, we love

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Speaker 13: your Biden. Once Joe probably loved too. Why don't you

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Speaker 13: come down to the White House and never luck It

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Speaker 13: never happened, but you know, because he's.

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Speaker 7: A west Lyne. That's the thing you do before dinner.

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Speaker 7: Listening to the Michael Barry Show podcast is sexy. Be sexy.

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Speaker 4: Let's check in with how bad things are going in

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Speaker 4: New York. Are the Democrats willing to do anything about

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Speaker 4: how bad things have gotten?

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Speaker 21: Well?

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Speaker 4: Former Obama advisor Ashley Allison was on CNN and she acknowledged, Okay, yeah,

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Speaker 4: there's some bad things that Zora and Mumdani is saying.

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Speaker 4: They're problematic, but you know what, Donald Trump's problematic too.

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Speaker 4: This is the relevance argument, right, It's all relative. Sorry,

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Speaker 4: the relativity argument. It's all relative. Yeah, mum, Donni's a

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Speaker 4: bad guy, but you know Trump's.

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Speaker 7: A bad guy too. There are some things that he

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Speaker 7: says that I find problematic, but Donald.

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Speaker 23: Trump is our president and a lot of people support him,

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Speaker 23: and he said a lot of things that are problematic too.

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Speaker 7: So we can find our way around.

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Speaker 18: Things and hold people accountable while still supporting.

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Speaker 21: Them to be good mayors.

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Speaker 4: Well, let's check in on some of those problematic things

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Speaker 4: that Mumdani says, things like violence is an artificial construction.

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Speaker 4: I mean, I'm really sorry you got beaten to death.

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Speaker 4: They're close enough to it. That's just an artificial construction.

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Speaker 7: Get over it.

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Speaker 3: Oftentimes we've even found as legislators when we go into

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Speaker 3: these courts. The term violent crime is even used when

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Speaker 3: people are stealing packages.

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Speaker 6: Violent crime is.

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Speaker 3: Even used when people are accused of burglary and there

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Speaker 3: happens to be a housing unit in that same dwelling.

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Speaker 3: So violence is an artificial construction, right, We have to

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Speaker 3: be very clear what is happening here with these affect attorneys.

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Speaker 3: That is violence, That is violent Denis.

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Speaker 4: I'll say this about Mumdani. If you listen closely, he

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Speaker 4: tells you exactly who he is here. He is openly

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Speaker 4: admitting that the end goal is to seize the means

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Speaker 4: of production. He's making it clear we want to take over,

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Speaker 4: control everything and kick you out.

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Speaker 6: What the purpose is about this entire project.

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Speaker 3: It's not simply to raise class consciousness, but to win socialism,

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Speaker 3: and obviously raising class consciousness is a critical part of that.

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Speaker 3: But making sure that we have candidates that both understand

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Speaker 3: that and are willing to put that forward at every

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Speaker 3: which moment that they have, at every which opportunity that

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Speaker 3: they're given.

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Speaker 6: We have to continue to.

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Speaker 25: Elect more socialists, and we have to ensure that we

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Speaker 25: are unapologetic about our soul. There are also other issues

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Speaker 25: that we firmly believe in, whether it's BDS right or

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Speaker 25: whether it's the end goal of seizing the means of production,

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Speaker 25: where we do not have the same level of support

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Speaker 25: at this very moment. And what I want to say

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Speaker 25: is that it is critical the way that we organize,

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Speaker 25: the way that we set up our you know, set

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Speaker 25: up our work and our priorities, that we do not

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Speaker 25: leave any one issue for the other, that we do

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Speaker 25: not meet a moment and only look at what people

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Speaker 25: are ready for, but that we are doing both of

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Speaker 25: these things in tandem, because it is critical for us

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Speaker 25: to both leave people where they're at and to also

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Speaker 25: organize for what is correct and for what is right,

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Speaker 25: and to ensure that over time we can bring people

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Speaker 25: to that issue.

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Speaker 6: The ramifications of victory.

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Speaker 3: Here is the difference between life and death for so

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Speaker 3: many of our brothers, sisters, and family.

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Speaker 6: Beyond the binary and across the Borough of Queens.

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Speaker 25: It's the difference between having cash bail anymore about it's

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Speaker 25: a difference between having sex decriminalized.

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Speaker 6: And with every battle that we fight as socialists, we

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Speaker 6: need to remember what the stakes are.

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Speaker 25: And ground ourselves in them and why those states are

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Speaker 25: important and critical to us as individuals.

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Speaker 4: And then there's Chris Murphy, Poor old, stupid Chris Murphy,

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Speaker 4: the guy who was on TV as the chairman of

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Speaker 4: the Biden campaign on the Sunday morning when it emerged

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Speaker 4: that Biden had been smothered, and Chris Murphy, the Senator

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Speaker 4: from Connecticut, was telling the world how Biden was stronger

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Speaker 4: than ever and he was going to be the nominee

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Speaker 4: and he was going to be great, and they said, oh,

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Speaker 4: he's just announced he's out. And poor Chris Murphy because

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Speaker 4: he wasn't going to be in charge anymore.

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Speaker 18: There are certain things that he stands for and says

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Speaker 18: that I don't agree with. But I think you have

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Speaker 18: to pay attention to the fact that you had a

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Speaker 18: candidate in New York City that was talking every single

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Speaker 18: about the cost of living, and he was proposing really big,

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Speaker 18: sometimes radical ideas to take power from folks who have

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Speaker 18: way too much of it, like the big realty companies

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Speaker 18: that are jacking our rents in New York City and

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Speaker 18: transferring it to regular people. He did have a laser

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Speaker 18: like focus on cost of living, on shifting power to

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Speaker 18: people who.

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Speaker 7: Don't have enough of it.

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Speaker 18: And I think of the Democratic Party writ large than

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Speaker 18: as much time or as big a percentage of our

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Speaker 18: communications time talking about the costs of living as Mamdami

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Speaker 18: did in New York, we probably went a lot more elections.

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Speaker 7: Chris Murphy. That was Chris Murphy on MSNBC.

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Speaker 4: Chris Murphy was also on CNN where he called the

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Speaker 4: socialist Mamdani's economic message mold and that he wants to

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Speaker 4: take power away from the powerful, you know, powerful people

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Speaker 4: like landlords.

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Speaker 12: Well, I think his.

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Speaker 18: Message, his economic message is the future sure of the party.

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Speaker 18: I don't agree with everything he says or every position

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Speaker 18: he holds, but you know, what he's modeling for Democrats

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Speaker 18: is a laser like focus on power, on taking power

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Speaker 18: from people who have way too much, you know, like

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Speaker 18: the landlords that are screwing New York residents with.

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Speaker 7: Rents that are way.

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Speaker 18: Too high and giving power to people who have two

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Speaker 18: mill of it, you know, everyday families, working people in

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Speaker 18: New York who are playing by the rules and just

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Speaker 18: can't get ahead.

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Speaker 7: I think he had a real focus on bold.

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Speaker 18: Economic ideas, and if the Democratic Party borrows from that focus,

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Speaker 18: I think will do really, really well.

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Speaker 4: The casting call, Congressman Alexandria Cassio Cortes has endorsed zorin Momdani,

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Speaker 4: No surprise, Mom Danny. She's also called for the impeachment

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Speaker 4: of President Trump. All right, that's what she's told to do.

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Speaker 4: Chris Cuomo says that AOC is killing the Democrat Party.

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Speaker 4: Now before I play this, there is a great sense

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Speaker 4: of justice to this, because remember Chris Cuomo and.

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Speaker 7: His brother and the big.

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Speaker 4: Q tip and the lovey w interviews when his brother

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Speaker 4: was the governor of New York. Remember how the Cuomos

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Speaker 4: were the Democrat elite and they just kept bringing in

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Speaker 4: more and more bad people into the Democrat Party. Well,

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Speaker 4: they rode that tiger until it threw them off and

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Speaker 4: turned on them. And now and now they're upset.

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Speaker 7: Too late. You fed the fire, Chris Cuomo.

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Speaker 26: How do you keep them from having the nuke? Impeach

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Speaker 26: Trump is the opposite of having a better idea you're

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Speaker 26: killing your party. You're killing your party, and look, I

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Speaker 26: hope it works out for you. I hope you guys

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Speaker 26: splinter off and become, you know, whatever you really are.

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Speaker 26: Because you're not a capitalist and you're not a Democrat.

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Speaker 26: You know you can say, well, what do you know?

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Speaker 26: I was raised by a real one. I was raised

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Speaker 26: by a real one. Go ahead and criticize Mario Cuomo.

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Speaker 26: What's going to be your biggest insult? They spawned me

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Speaker 26: and Andrew? Is that going to be the best you

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Speaker 26: have because you ain't compared to him, Not in terms

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Speaker 26: of intelligence, not in terms of success, not in terms

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Speaker 26: of pedigree, not in terms of philosophy, not in terms

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Speaker 26: of mission, not in terms of eloquence, not in terms

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Speaker 26: of charisma, in terms of anything, certainly not electability.

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Speaker 7: You are killing your party because you are not a

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Speaker 7: real one, because you're doing what's good.

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Speaker 26: For you in a vacuum, with your little social media following.

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Speaker 26: You no different than a pod bro, and you're killing

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Speaker 26: your party. And Democrats better wake up and realize that you're.

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Speaker 7: Better than this. Be with the eighty not the twenty. Okay,

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Speaker 7: thank you and good night.

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