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00:01:00.140 It's the Anthony Cumia

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00:01:09.000 Yes,

00:01:09.820 it is Anthony Cumia. I'm filling in for

00:01:11.780 Brian Kilmeade.

00:01:13.740 All week.

00:01:15.460 So you get me in the morning.

00:01:18.560 Who figured that

00:01:19.900 was going to happen? I'm usually

00:01:21.820 not even up at this point.

00:01:23.840 i'm up at the crack of noon i do things late afternoon or sunday nights of course my show

00:01:30.360 here on wabc is a sunday night 8 to 11 p.m but today i am filling in for brian kilmeade

00:01:38.700 is he on assignment or on vacation i don't know the big stories uh today seem to be

00:01:46.540 this uh texas redistricting my god when the republicans want to do something it is the worst

00:01:57.420 possible thing that could be done for the country and the democrats they've done this plenty of

00:02:04.800 times this redistricting uh gerrymandering they call it and uh you know both sides complain

00:02:13.760 when this happens because uh they're redrawing lines on a state map and it dictates how many seats

00:02:24.080 that the republicans or democrats get uh and boy is that important when it comes down to voting and

00:02:31.540 presidential elections everything it's very it's very important resources going to certain areas

00:02:37.780 but uh you know this happens every so often and uh the democrats of course because it's the

00:02:46.420 republicans doing it this time they don't like it and they pull out all the usual words all

00:02:54.620 their words that they pull out like racism dictatorship fascist uh and the bottom line is

00:03:05.080 Look, both sides do this.

00:03:07.360 And if you have the power and the people to vote on this and get it passed,

00:03:14.160 then that's what's going to happen.

00:03:16.540 But, of course, they like throwing little monkey wrenches into these things.

00:03:22.020 So House Democrats have decided they're just going to leave.

00:03:26.620 They're going to leave.

00:03:27.740 They went to, I believe, New York, some of them, Chicago, sanctuary cities.

00:03:35.080 They literally go to sanctuary cities where they'll be protected and embraced

00:03:39.640 and be able to spout off their nonsense to the media

00:03:45.820 without having to fulfill their responsibility of voting in Texas.

00:03:51.920 The other thing we've heard, and please don't put any credence into this,

00:03:56.600 it's fun to imagine.

00:03:58.860 There's so many things in the news that are fun to imagine,

00:04:02.980 but truth be told they will never happen the uh republicans issued an arrest warrant

00:04:09.000 for the texas democrats that uh have skipped town and skipped out on the vote but uh experts say

00:04:18.640 i love that one experts who who is that that uh it's it's likely these warrants are not enforceable

00:04:26.200 and again this has happened in the past no one gets arrested uh monday the um texas house monday

00:04:34.400 voted to issue arrest warrants for the democrats who fled the state to block the gop from taking a

00:04:39.560 vote on its congressional redistricting plan however experts say it's unlikely the warrants

00:04:45.800 will actually return democrats to texas uh never mind actually getting them uh arrested and you

00:04:52.900 know you go through all the motions i've signed the civil arrest warrants house speaker uh dustin

00:04:59.500 burroughs told reporters on monday and uh it's it's uh you know dog and pony show smoke and mirrors

00:05:07.920 uh greg abbott of course the governor down there in texas he went a step further threatening sunday

00:05:14.180 to remove the missing democrats from membership in the texas house and swiftly fill the vacancies

00:05:21.560 He said Democrats may also have committed felonies, may also have committed felonies, arguing that they may have violated bribery laws by fundraising to cover the cost of the breaking quorum.

00:05:36.380 Nothing will happen.

00:05:38.440 and again fun to imagine so many things obama in the orange jumpsuit being cuffed and led away

00:05:48.680 for uh uh what amounts to a coup during the 2016 election fun fun to imagine with all the ai we

00:05:59.620 have now and the ability to make fun memes for social media oh it's just a laugh riot isn't it

00:06:06.100 but uh you know reality has to settle in at some point and we all have to realize this won't happen

00:06:15.100 the all of these people are much too powerful to be held accountable for anything the only person

00:06:23.080 that really got run through the mill was donald trump and and what saved him from prison as we

00:06:29.980 know was winning the election uh but you know he's an outlier he was that proverbial monkey

00:06:37.860 wrench thrown into washington so he didn't really fit the bill of one of them because them they

00:06:44.740 cannot be held accountable oh every so often someone is sacrificed to the the gods of the

00:06:53.200 beltway for something you know i think there was a line in a movie once that uh described uh the

00:07:01.320 worst the two worst things for politicians and i think uh it was a dead girl or a live boy

00:07:07.960 so every so often those things rear their ugly head and uh and someone has to pay the price

00:07:16.880 But for actually doing what they do and what they've done for years and years and years in D.C., the corruption, the grift, all of it, no one ever really pays for that.

00:07:35.380 They talk about it.

00:07:36.880 They talk about how the laws are there for everybody and no one's too big to jail.

00:07:44.140 But nothing happens.

00:07:45.320 So with this redistricting thing, this is just a lot of talk, rattling the saber, trying to get them back.

00:07:55.100 I don't know what will come of this.

00:07:57.260 I don't know if the redistricting will go through.

00:08:00.720 You know, I hope it does just because, hey, the Republicans are my team.

00:08:06.560 I'm pretty much down to that level.

00:08:08.660 Hey, those are my guys.

00:08:10.560 I hope they win because it always seems the Democrats just they stick together. 0.84

00:08:15.320 in their insanity, and in their criminal corruption.

00:08:23.280 They all stick together.

00:08:25.220 And Republicans, I don't know, we don't have that kind of stick-to-itiveness.

00:08:29.700 But it seems that when things like this happens,

00:08:34.100 one person will emerge as the voice, the leadership.

00:08:38.660 and uh oh boy we have jasmine crockett jasmine crockett this uh this woman has been uh the the

00:08:52.460 face the voice and uh well the gut if you've seen recent pictures of the the democrat party

00:09:00.500 this is this is who they put up front to say uh yeah this is us this is who we want to represent 1.00

00:09:09.320 us and speak for us and uh she is god awful you want to talk about someone that threatens

00:09:17.600 uh the opposition republicans uh they always talk about the dog whistle you know that when they when

00:09:26.360 they want to talk about republicans who are trying to sow division and violence they say oh that was

00:09:32.960 a dog whistle i remember trump uh a couple of years back said um if biden is elected or kamala

00:09:41.320 harris is elected i forgot which one it was at the time but um there'd be a bloodbath and he was

00:09:47.140 talking about the auto industry and wall street financially bloodbath has been something that has

00:09:52.860 been used on wall street and in the financial circles for many years it doesn't mean literally

00:09:58.760 blood running down the streets uh they've used it for forever to denote um a a very bad time

00:10:05.940 financially losing a lot of money uh and he used that term bloodbath and oh my god the mainstream

00:10:15.040 media that propaganda wing of the left they couldn't get enough he's he's saying that the

00:10:23.800 blood blood will flow down the streets if he's not elected and with the the smart people if

00:10:30.920 you're not even smart the people with a little common sense i think realized what he was saying

00:10:36.160 uh but the democrats and jasmine crockett uh specifically has been using terminology

00:10:46.080 that would evoke violence and division uh but does anyone say anything about that does the

00:10:56.460 mainstream media put her quotes up there and say boy this sure sounds like a call to violence 0.97

00:11:03.760 against political opponents.

00:11:07.800 Here's one clip of Jasmine calling Trump a Timu Hitler,

00:11:15.220 which, again, is another thing.

00:11:17.600 We've seen attempts made on Trump's life

00:11:21.700 over the course of the past year or so,

00:11:25.180 a couple of years maybe.

00:11:26.860 And I believe that's all due to mainstream media

00:11:29.660 and politicians like Jasmine Crockett

00:11:32.060 calling him Hitler, a dictator, an existential threat to American democracy. 1.00

00:11:38.240 So let's listen to Jasmine bashing Donald Trump and calling for violence.

00:11:45.940 They understand that we have a Timu Hitler in the White House right now 0.81

00:11:50.240 that thinks that he is going to become the dictator of the United States. 0.91

00:11:53.760 Well, I got another thing to tell you, sir. 0.92

00:12:00.100 Timu Hitler. 0.95

00:12:02.060 That's what we got. 0.83

00:12:03.820 I guess Timo is like a discount place.

00:12:06.560 So in Jasmine Crockett's mind, he's not even a Hitler.

00:12:11.660 He's just a thrift store, a discount Hitler.

00:12:14.560 But when you call someone a Hitler, you're conjuring up a very dangerous image.

00:12:24.680 and if you have power like jasmine crockett does much to my chagrin i had a little more faith in

00:12:33.620 the american people you uh you're advocating violence let's let's be real here they know

00:12:40.960 that works they know what calling someone a nazi or hitler does um here's another clip of her

00:12:50.660 She's calling Dems nice guys, as she says at the same time that Republicans need to be beat down.

00:12:59.440 Listen to this.

00:13:00.800 They expect Democrats to kind of be the nice guys that we are.

00:13:04.380 They expect us to take the punch and say thank you. 0.52

00:13:06.840 Well, I am here to tell you not only are we going to punch back, but we about to beat you down. 0.76

00:13:11.760 That's right. 0.94

00:13:15.220 Look out.

00:13:17.160 The Dems are the nice guys we know they are.

00:13:22.080 All you hear coming out of the left and the Democrat Party and Jasmine Crockett and her ilk is a call to violence.

00:13:32.720 That isn't a dog whistle.

00:13:34.840 That's blatant.

00:13:36.300 That's easily understood as a call to beat down Republicans. 0.97

00:13:42.400 so what are we supposed to think and we know liberals are i'm sorry mental patients 0.94

00:13:51.260 they're mental patients i see it i scroll on my social media on a daily basis and you see these 0.89

00:14:00.140 wild people with charles manson eyes screaming into their phone uh that they want to literally 0.76

00:14:09.160 take the lives of MAGA, Republicans, politicians, right up to the President of the United States.

00:14:19.240 And they're the nice guys, as we just heard the beautiful Jasmine Crockett tell us.

00:14:29.220 There's another thing with the Democrats, and Jasmine in particular.

00:14:35.000 They've taken to cursing a lot.

00:14:38.320 Have you noticed this? Have you noticed this, people? Jay Leno. They've taken to cursing. Now, I believe they saw Donald Trump using some some salty language during his his rallies, his campaign.

00:14:57.120 And even as president, he is, you know, used to be dreaded S word when talking about the bull that comes out of some people's mouths.

00:15:07.820 And it just fits Donald Trump because that's who he is.

00:15:13.200 He's a New York developer.

00:15:16.980 He's dealt with, you know, back in the 80s and 90s when Trump was coming up as a developer,

00:15:23.420 he dealt with some pretty nefarious people uh you didn't you you weren't able to move

00:15:30.220 concrete in new york city without talking to some of the members of let's say the five families

00:15:37.280 and uh it's very natural to have that kind of um vernacular when when you're dealing with those

00:15:44.980 people and with donald trump uh i think it's very natural it comes out some people are offended by

00:15:50.320 it should he not talk like that maybe maybe it doesn't seem you know presidential uh but i think

00:15:58.640 the democrats a lot of them because you've seen swalwell and um booty judge and and these guys

00:16:06.520 and of course jasmine and company uh they're starting to curse the mf the s word the dreaded

00:16:15.780 s-word um and it just it it it looks more like just a lack of decorum a lack of respect

00:16:26.160 for their constituents for the office and again i'm not giving trump a free ride on this

00:16:32.680 he should probably not uh use use language like that while he's in office but uh it like i said

00:16:41.180 it more suits his personality these people seem to be using it because they saw how effective it

00:16:47.380 was when trump did use it so again they're just being phonies and uh and liars um and trying to

00:16:55.540 latch on to something they see working in some respect but uh it's a complete lack of um respect

00:17:03.940 i think especially when they throw it around like they do it's it's pretty harsh and it's a lot more

00:17:09.280 often than um than trump uses it uh they've been talking about jasmine crockett for for maybe a

00:17:19.020 presidential candidate in 2028 i love when it's this far out before a presidential election you

00:17:26.040 know we've just started uh trump's term and uh they they start putting the the label on people

00:17:32.960 is this person maybe this person can be a candidate and uh some people have actually

00:17:38.920 said jasmine crockett may be uh gearing up for a presidential run and i i have my theories on 0.99

00:17:46.280 this and and this is why we see lunatics like jasmine crockett being put out in front your face

00:17:54.680 of the democrat party and this is my opinion i believe that the true powers that be in the 0.93

00:18:02.080 democrat party are are putting the cannon fodder out there they're putting people like jasmine

00:18:07.940 crockett out there and uh letting them be the mental patients that they are and after a couple

00:18:16.540 of years of this i think a lot of people will look and say oh boy can we maybe get a moderate

00:18:26.760 dem candidate can we get somebody that isn't uh insane like jasmine crockett and and the rest

00:18:33.900 and then they could present somebody and i don't even know if it's anybody even know their name

00:18:39.960 right now it might be a democrat that uh you know like bill clinton was back in 92 no one really

00:18:46.400 knew who he was but someone like that and in contrast to the nuts that the democrats have

00:18:55.580 paraded around for a couple of years before the 2028 election this guy will look like a godsend

00:19:04.640 like the most sensible reasonable democrat that people have seen in in a decade or so

00:19:12.320 so i find that to be the best road for uh democrats but in the interim look forward

00:19:20.540 to seeing people like Jasmine Crockett, Maxine Waters,

00:19:25.580 just all the usual suspects of Looney Tunes

00:19:30.180 being paraded out as the face and voice of the Democrat Party.

00:19:36.360 Just so, in contrast, they could pop someone out there

00:19:40.660 closer to the election that looks like they might

00:19:43.500 actually have some semblance of sanity.

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00:20:34.720 Yes, all week long.

00:20:37.620 Liz Warren.

00:20:39.680 All right, all right. 1.00

00:20:40.960 Settle down.

00:20:42.180 Don't pull your hair out. 0.88

00:20:43.400 Liz Warren is backing Zoran Mamdani for mayor of New York.

00:20:52.380 Now, I was a New Yorker.

00:20:55.860 I left for greener pastures in South Carolina.

00:21:00.400 But, boy, you New Yorkers, and now I say you New Yorkers,

00:21:06.760 sure um make me wonder if you have the capacity to think sorry i don't mean i don't mean to get

00:21:18.300 on you too bad but uh it looks like ma'am danny has a very good shot at becoming uh mayor of new

00:21:28.360 york city and uh this guy you know democratic socialist doesn't that sound so nice he's a

00:21:36.820 commie he's a communist let's be honest and uh liz warren that wonderful thing talk about the the

00:21:44.380 nuts and lunatics that the left put out there to uh be the face of uh of the left liz warren is 0.77

00:21:51.620 right up there right up there she is backing uh mem danny and uh she's taken to the media 0.94

00:21:59.840 she's out there she's uh she's doing all the talk shows and uh saying this guy's great he'd be great

00:22:08.240 for new york and here she is on morning joe oh boy uh liz warren on morning joe backing zorhan

00:22:15.580 memdani to wall street this is how is this not a unifying message not just for democrats but for

00:22:23.660 everybody in the working class in the middle class you got it joe it is and in fact that's

00:22:30.580 the mayoral race right now in new york city that's zoran momdani how does this young guy come in

00:22:38.240 doesn't have the money to spend that cuomo has doesn't have the position that adams has doesn't

00:22:44.460 have the backing of the billionaires. How does that work? He comes in and he talks about how to

00:22:50.520 make New York City affordable for families. And he says, we got to talk about housing. We got to

00:22:56.700 talk about the price of groceries and we got to talk about childcare because without those young

00:23:02.420 families, families who are trying to make it, people can't make it in New York City unless

00:23:08.820 they're rich and he wants to make this city work for working people and i that's what it's all

00:23:14.840 about that's why i think this race in new york city is so important because zoran managed to

00:23:22.200 win by talking about affordability democrats across this country will win by talking about

00:23:28.000 affordability and then and here's the key not just talking about it delivering on it 0.75

00:23:33.440 shut up sorry anytime i hear her talk i just have to say shut up um that voice first of all well 0.82

00:23:45.880 you know i think zoran ma'am danny uh this this is insanity first of all this is something not 0.97

00:23:57.260 many people uh touch on who says new york has to be affordable to everybody i'd love to live in

00:24:06.640 bel-air or beverly hills when are they going to make that affordable for me there are so many

00:24:15.600 wonderful places that that seems only the wealthy can afford to live in around our our fair uh

00:24:23.700 country uh what what about that why don't you make uh that affordable you know some places

00:24:31.840 are just expensive new york city's always been expensive the idea that you can make it affordable

00:24:39.220 for people why move to the suburbs if you want to work in new york city move to the suburbs

00:24:48.780 Why are people struggling having to live in New York City?

00:24:54.680 Does that sound elitist of me?

00:24:56.880 Maybe.

00:24:58.720 But there are plenty of places that are out of the financial reach of a lot of people in this country.

00:25:07.800 And it doesn't seem like there's a concerted effort to make those places affordable to everybody.

00:25:17.100 Why New York City?

00:25:18.900 It's a big place.

00:25:20.220 Things are expensive there.

00:25:21.560 There's a lot of people there and businesses.

00:25:25.080 So sorry.

00:25:26.680 Sorry, Liz.

00:25:28.960 And the idea of a communist being the mayor of the city where, you know, Wall Street is.

00:25:37.760 I heard Liz Warren talking about that recently.

00:25:42.100 saying uh you know well the wall street people all the people the billionaires they don't want

00:25:49.740 uh zoran in because he'll tax the million billionaires and why would

00:25:56.840 wall street the the pinnacle of capitalism that is the way of the world why yeah why would they

00:26:07.460 want a communist mayor even though i think they're giving uh mom danny a lot of credit or

00:26:15.000 they're they're saying he can do a lot of things he'd never be able to do as mayor

00:26:19.300 mayors just about a a figurehead position they get to appoint some pretty important people and

00:26:29.220 stuff but you know for years and years it was a lot of ribbon cutting and um showing up at

00:26:35.780 at schools and shaking hands.

00:26:38.740 Mamdani doesn't have the power to do all of these things

00:26:43.120 that he says he wants to do.

00:26:46.900 The grocery store thing is just completely crazy.

00:26:53.600 Have a state-run grocery store.

00:26:57.940 You know, you go to your grocery stores now and the shelves are full.

00:27:02.320 People working there seem attentive.

00:27:05.180 Everyone working there has a reason that they're there to make money.

00:27:11.400 The owners of the stores have a reason to have those stores make some money.

00:27:19.220 And the idea of a state-run grocery store like he wants to do,

00:27:24.200 especially in a city like New York,

00:27:27.900 if you recall a few years ago, New York City had something called off-track betting.

00:27:34.180 they were bookies for horse racing somehow someone figured out how to sell people on

00:27:43.180 hey uh new york we are going to be your bookie for horse racing at belmont and aqueduct and

00:27:51.060 various other uh racetracks and uh they they couldn't make money being a bookie on horse racing

00:28:03.320 if if your city fails at something uh organized crime has made bank on over the course of the

00:28:14.140 years it's that easy do you know let me let you know a little secret most people lose

00:28:19.920 most people that bet on the horses they lose so you'd think you'd think they could make money

00:28:28.240 on that and they lost money it went bankrupt do you honestly think they're going to be able to run

00:28:34.800 a grocery store chain in new york city who's gonna make sure it's stocked who's gonna work

00:28:45.420 there government employees like motor vehicle like the department of motor vehicle imagine

00:28:52.220 going up to somebody in one of these run grocery stores and going excuse me where's the uh where's

00:28:57.920 the bread i'm on break uh yeah but i i'm on break all right because there's no incentive or

00:29:09.520 motivation by anybody to treat the customers anyway or make sure you have the the goods in

00:29:19.620 the store where else are they gonna go the other state-run grocery store that's why ideas like this 0.53

00:29:27.580 can not work in our society look at russia back in the soviet union it's all you heard how did

00:29:35.800 their state-run stores work we don't have a toilet paper we want american toilet paper

00:29:42.940 they didn't have anything so you you got this idea that that a state-run grocery store is going

00:29:51.520 to be better you know than a store uh john cats can run has been running for many years in in

00:29:58.460 new york city to the pleasure of people stocked shelves what would be the incentive to to stock

00:30:06.560 the shelves we don't have it yeah where are you going the other place that doesn't have it

00:30:11.800 socialism does not work and the fact that this guy is the leading candidate for the mayor

00:30:19.220 of new york city is astounding to me and you know again it makes me wonder about the intellect

00:30:26.540 and reason of people in new york you had you know you had the opportunity to get rid of uh uh 0.65

00:30:35.800 hokal she was cuomo's throw down when he got tossed out for the crime of being a hugging 1.00

00:30:43.240 italian as he said but aside from uh that and uh maybe being responsible for some elderly uh 1.00

00:30:51.660 departing this board of coil uh she steps in fills out his term and then you dummies vote her back in

00:31:01.720 you could add uh lee zeldin led zeppelin could have lee zeldin and you you just decided

00:31:10.140 Hochul was your gal?

00:31:12.800 So, you know, I have no faith in you people in picking a mayor.

00:31:18.040 I hope Mamdani doesn't win.

00:31:22.440 Curtis Sliwa is your man. 0.98

00:31:25.540 Curtis.

00:31:26.740 There's enough divided vote between the Democrats 1.00

00:31:29.660 that if every Republican got off their ass 0.99

00:31:33.620 and went on voting day, on election day, 0.99

00:31:37.500 and voted for Curtis Sliwa, you might get him in.

00:31:43.140 And again, another monkey wrench in the works.

00:31:46.300 Like Trump was nationally with the presidency,

00:31:50.860 Curtis can be that for New York City.

00:31:54.660 So please, I know you'll disappoint me, but try not to.

00:31:59.460 Can we at least give it a try, New York?

00:32:03.140 Anthony Cumia, I am in for Brian Kilmeade.

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00:32:50.440 Thank you for tuning in.

00:32:54.020 I just saw this as I was scrolling during the break.

00:32:58.420 Kathy Hochul, yes, your governor, New York.

00:33:02.440 She says, what Texas and Republican states are doing at the direction of Donald Trump

00:33:08.020 is nothing short of a legal insurrection, a legal insurrection.

00:33:17.100 So, you know, that's that's who you voted for.

00:33:21.120 That's who you thought would be the greatest governor ever, ever.

00:33:27.940 They love tossing words around like that.

00:33:30.740 we've seen it fascist dictator how many times have they uh called trump a dictator wannabe

00:33:37.920 dictator a fascist a hitler that and um a legal insurrection which i don't i can't even fathom

00:33:48.820 what that would be but uh there's there's your hokul um well mamdani and liz warren of course 0.55

00:33:57.860 have a plan for new york because free stuff all the free stuff that mam danny wants to uh give

00:34:07.020 to new yorkers and uh that liz warren wants to make new york affordable for everybody

00:34:13.140 for some reason uh all of that has to come from somewhere so uh who should it be well 1.00

00:34:23.000 billionaires let's listen to liz talk about the same old song and dance taxing those pesky

00:34:29.700 billionaires got liz no maybe what zaron is saying is i want people to be able to afford

00:34:44.220 to live in new york city that's what keeps it a vibrant city that's what makes people want to

00:34:50.000 nobody disagrees with that senator but raising taxes in order to do it why is that the answer

00:34:55.180 oh dear are you worried that billionaires are going to go hungry billionaires are going to

00:35:00.980 go hungry this is their take on everything the the dreaded billionaire do you know uh

00:35:08.160 new york city i guess eight eight and a half million residents in new york city eight and

00:35:13.760 million people there are 126 billionaires in new york now i don't even know if that sounds like a

00:35:22.660 lot or a little uh relatively speaking but 123 people billionaires um supporting eight and a

00:35:34.200 half million people doesn't sound like their fair share will uh will uh fit the bill there

00:35:42.820 doesn't sound like that's gonna really do it for all the free stuff and how many of these

00:35:49.020 billionaires are going to keep being fleeced for free stuff for other people that aren't really

00:35:58.040 contributing to new york see that's the thing you can uh want a vibrant that's what gives it a

00:36:06.760 vibrant you know all the people that you you want a vibrant city uh who's paying for it

00:36:14.420 not the vibrant people i'll tell you that and you can only soak the billionaires uh so many times

00:36:23.360 before they pick up and leave, which is absolutely what they're doing.

00:36:29.160 A lot of businesses are leaving these big cities around the country,

00:36:34.540 Democrat-run cities, and they've had enough.

00:36:38.140 They've just had enough of being fleeced,

00:36:42.600 and there are greener pastures out there.

00:36:46.740 You don't have to sit back and just have them reaching into your pocket

00:36:52.500 under this guise of fair share how much is fair it changes they keep saying it they raise the

00:37:01.480 taxes they say it's on the wealthy and then next year or the next term they come back and go well

00:37:10.300 you got to pay your fair share but i was you told me last time you dipped into my pocket

00:37:16.120 that it was the uh the fair share i don't know it really is uh quite infuriating

00:37:24.920 but you know like i said oh boy new york you best do the right thing you best do the right thing

00:37:32.820 uh i was told uh 10 55 can i hear from the uh people at the station when am i out now

00:37:39.660 Aw, it went so fast.

00:37:41.820 It went so fast.

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The Anthony Cumia Show - August 05, 2025

Anthony Cumia Fills In For The Brian Kilmeade Show ｜ 08-05-25

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