The Great America Show - VIRGINIA’S SEARS ROLLING BACK GOVT; SIMONE -DEMS IN TOUGH SHAPE

00:00:00.000 Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Great America Podcast with Lou Dobbs,

00:00:04.200 always in the fight for truth, justice, and yes, our American way of life.

00:00:09.220 And now, here he is, the Peabody award-winning voice of truth, the great Lou Dobbs.

00:00:14.660 Hello, everybody. Great to have you with us. Another great day in America. I hope it's a

00:00:19.560 great day for you wherever you are. I'm grateful you've chosen to spend some of your time today

00:00:24.640 with us here on the Great America Show. Let me be among the first to say it out loud. We're now

00:00:31.060 officially in the political season, the silly season, some used to call it, but no more. There

00:00:37.500 is still a lot of silliness, mind you, that goes on in most of the campaigns, whether local, county,

00:00:42.220 state, or federal. But there's simply too much at stake now. The issues are just too important to

00:00:47.920 the nation's future to think of the political season as anything other than critically serious.

00:00:53.300 That doesn't mean we have to be somber about it all, though that too can be tempting. It does mean,

00:00:58.880 however, we have to take note of the serious ramifications of whatever political and election

00:01:04.360 choices we make this year. Our guest today is a remarkable person who I've been eager to meet.

00:01:11.040 Our guest today is truly a charismatic political figure and obviously a winner, also a veteran,

00:01:17.580 also a Marine. With us today, the Lieutenant Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia,

00:01:24.060 Winsome Sears. Welcome to the Great America Show, Governor. We appreciate you being with us.

00:01:31.360 Thank you very much. It's good to be here. My voice is a little hoarse. I just came down from the

00:01:37.200 Senate and almost lost my voice up there because, you know, I preside every day. So we're out now.

00:01:43.380 We're home for the weekend. Well, good for you. And we appreciate you taking the time and we won't

00:01:48.500 impose on you too long. I want to start with first the Virginia Attorney General making news

00:01:56.600 and joining the parents suit against the Loudoun school mask mandate, filing a motion to join the

00:02:03.800 lawsuit for defying Governor Glenn Youngkin's executive order, allowing parents to opt out of school

00:02:13.020 mask mandates. Again, the governor, the Attorney General and you doing exactly what you told the

00:02:20.680 voters to expect. Your thoughts. Yeah, you see, this is it. When we were campaigning, all three of us,

00:02:27.820 Glenn Youngkin, myself and our new Attorney General, Jason Miaris, we told the people, this is what we

00:02:34.800 believe. And most of it was, of course, it's what the parents wanted. God forbid that government

00:02:41.300 should give the parents the opportunity to make choices for their own children. You know, what a

00:02:47.040 concept. So here it is, we've won and we're trying to fulfill those promises. And it seems that we get

00:02:54.120 turned away at every, you know, point. So, you know, we're just moving forward. It's going through the

00:03:00.760 court system where the governor made an executive order that parents will determine whether or not they

00:03:07.100 want their children to wear a mask. You know, we've found that for most of the children, they're

00:03:12.680 suffering. You know, they can't breathe half of the time. They're touching the masks all the time. So

00:03:17.940 it's just getting filled with germs. And for the younger kids, that you can't really see the formation

00:03:24.520 of the letters, you know, the vowels. And speech pathologists have told us that there are some issues

00:03:30.280 with that. So let the parents decide. And some of the school boards have said, you know, no, they're

00:03:37.260 not going to do that. And had certain parents, you know, make, go to court about it. So we're going to

00:03:45.060 wait and see what the court decision is. In the meantime, the governor has advised those, you know,

00:03:50.000 parents to wait. Let the court case go through and wait for the court's decision. And in the meantime,

00:03:57.080 just follow, you know, your local school board decision until, you know, something happens,

00:04:02.320 until we hear what the courts want. You know, if I may say this, I've covered a lot of politics in

00:04:10.880 my career, beginning at the city council level on through. I have to tell you, not in any presidential

00:04:18.000 and vice presidential ticket, no ticket that I can think of at any level, have I seen what appears

00:04:26.940 to be, at least to me, great harmony amongst you, the governor, the attorney general. You all look

00:04:36.000 like right now, from the day that you took office, you're together. And, and that there is no daylight

00:04:43.920 between you. Well, we campaigned together, you see. And, you know, we know each other and

00:04:50.740 we all wanted the same thing. You know, you just want to be left alone. Can you just live your life

00:04:58.220 and let me live my life? And, you know, it's that live and let live type of a thing, you know,

00:05:05.520 it's all about liberty. And we just, you know, the Democrats just went a bridge too far.

00:05:11.980 But we, they just threw so much at us. And the people said, wait a minute, we had Democrats who

00:05:18.520 voted for us. We had independent leaning Democrats who voted for us because they were sick and tired

00:05:24.660 of it too. It just felt so constricted in, in, in Virginia. And you saw it in the rest of the

00:05:31.540 country. So we ran as a ticket. Um, even though, you know, anything could have happened to either one

00:05:39.040 of us, you know, we all could have lost, or one of us could have wanted the other. So, but we had a

00:05:45.020 unified message. We want the schools open, no more shutdowns. We wanted to, to be left alone. We're

00:05:52.460 going to run on lower taxes. We wanted, uh, Virginia to be open for business. We wanted less regulation.

00:06:00.340 The children aren't learning. We want options for our children to go to school. Uh, you know, we,

00:06:06.000 we ran on freedom. So there you have it. And that's why we won. We believe.

00:06:12.540 Well, I have to, I have to believe that you're exactly right. Uh, because normally, uh, there

00:06:18.880 would be some appearance, uh, from people taking up office. And I'm not talking about necessarily

00:06:24.340 governor and Lieutenant governor, but, uh, where people within the party, uh, who prevail,

00:06:30.240 they seem to think of themselves as the winner and you all clearly, and I include the governor

00:06:36.640 in this, uh, also remarkably, uh, he doesn't, uh, is the old expression. He doesn't come across

00:06:44.620 as thinking he's all that. He may be some of that, but he knows very well. He's not all

00:06:50.180 of that. And that's, uh, a very great attitude to see on the part of each one of you.

00:06:55.480 I think it's because we started with prayer, uh, the very first time, uh, that all three

00:07:01.560 of us got together, it was the governor Glenn Youngkin who called us through on a zoom.

00:07:06.420 Cause you know, that's kind of how we meet more often than not nowadays. And back in

00:07:12.040 May at the convention. And he just, you know, he said, let's pray. And he would normally

00:07:17.040 start with prayer and we would meet, uh, once a week. And one of us would finish in prayer.

00:07:23.600 Either myself would finish in prayer or Jason would finish in prayer. And you saw what this

00:07:28.840 governor did when we were inaugurated. The day we were inaugurated, he had the three of

00:07:36.080 us, all three of us come down and pray. He prayed, the governor prayed for wisdom and

00:07:43.220 prayed for the people of Virginia. I have always wondered what would it look like if the leader

00:07:49.000 of a country prayed publicly, I don't have to wonder anymore. I saw Glenn Youngkin pray.

00:07:55.240 Well, God bless all three of you. Uh, that's a wonderful, wonderful, uh, revelation to all

00:08:03.360 of us. I was unaware of that, uh, and makes me like each of you all the more. Uh, I'm,

00:08:09.980 I'm a big fan right now, the Commonwealth of Virginia for putting it all in office and for,

00:08:14.820 uh, protecting parents. And as you say, putting freedom first, uh, and your, your comment about,

00:08:21.800 you know, let's just let each other live our lives, uh, instead of being, having us nonsense,

00:08:27.780 uh, that, uh, primarily the radical Dems are trying to shove down the throats of everyone in this

00:08:34.060 country. I've never seen the like of it. I have never. Uh, and I think that we also are seeing,

00:08:40.040 and I'd like to get your opinion on this. I think we're also seeing a major, major pushback

00:08:45.800 that could well have begun, uh, with your elections in Virginia. Well, you remember one of the

00:08:53.140 additional things that the Democrats were pushing, or, you know, enough of them anyway,

00:08:57.840 was to defund the police. That was another thing that didn't make sense to most of the voters.

00:09:03.400 If we get rid of the police, who pray tell is going to protect us? Who are you going to call?

00:09:09.080 You know, and so not, it was just common sense, common sense things. And, and, and, you know,

00:09:16.140 getting rid of qualified immunity that the police need in order to be effective in their jobs. We just

00:09:22.780 had two policemen shot dead. Right. And, and all they did was show up for work. My God, you go to work

00:09:31.860 and you can die. So that was another thing, as I said, that people were just sick and tired of.

00:09:38.180 And they elected common sense, common sense, liberty loving, uh, candidates. And we're trying

00:09:45.860 to fulfill those campaign promises to loosen the grip that some of these Democrats have put on us.

00:09:51.100 And then the other thing is we know what we're seeing. We were watching places being looted,

00:09:59.540 place at buildings being burnt and folks, you know, on other, all the other stations were saying,

00:10:05.360 oh, it's just a little protest. What? The place is on fire, you know? So yeah, enough people just said,

00:10:12.780 that's it. We're out. Got to vote for the Republicans this time.

00:10:17.040 I think you're exactly right. Uh, what, what do you, uh, think of, uh, your platform now as you're

00:10:25.620 governing, you've moved from campaigning to governing, uh, how confident are you, uh, as to how much you all

00:10:32.480 can get, get done for the commonwealth? Well, you know, it's going to be a little bit difficult as,

00:10:38.400 you know, change is, is difficult for some people. The Democrats in Virginia have had eight years

00:10:45.540 where, you know, four years of one governor, another four years of another governor. So the boards are

00:10:51.560 full of Democrats and, you know, we're not throwing people off just because they're Democrats, but,

00:10:56.160 you know, we have the helm now. And unfortunately it's, it's taking some time to move through, but

00:11:04.040 we've only been in office, what, 15 days. So we've got what, uh, three years and, uh, 10,

00:11:12.240 11 months to go. So we've got time to make changes and, you know, it's not going to take

00:11:17.920 all that time. It will happen. As you know, the Republicans also won the house back, but we did

00:11:26.080 not win the Senate because the Senate was not up yet. It'll be up in two years. Um, so the state

00:11:31.940 Senate, so we hope to win some seats back there and then we'll fully have the helm. Now the previous

00:11:38.940 Lieutenant governor did, uh, break tie votes. I think there were two 52 ties that he broke and he

00:11:46.040 broke it. Of course, Democrats way. I'm hoping to get the same amount so that I can break it for us

00:11:52.100 for common sense, for reasonableness, you know, for just Liberty, just Liberty.

00:12:00.880 Well, I got the feeling that, uh, you're not only ready, but you are, you are eager to break some

00:12:07.740 ties and to bring, uh, Virginia back into the 21st century. Uh, it's, it's, it's stunning to look back

00:12:14.820 over the previous, uh, administration, uh, the previous officials that held your jobs and think

00:12:21.000 what Virginia had to go through. I want to ask you very quickly here, and I know you're, uh, close,

00:12:26.940 close on time, uh, but I'd like to get your sense of how you think the country is going to move in this

00:12:33.240 midterm election. Uh, you are as well as, uh, an office holder, a very good politician. So we'd like

00:12:39.780 your insight on what the rest of us around the country, what you, what you see happening and what

00:12:45.000 you expect. Well, I'm noticing that, um, Madam vice president had another person leave her staff. 0.66

00:12:56.120 So there's something happening. And I think the Democrats are sensing that all is not well on their

00:13:02.860 side and that the people are fed up. You know, the, you tell us to get the vaccines, you know,

00:13:08.340 we get the vaccine and, and, and then we get boosted and folks are still getting COVID.

00:13:14.280 They have had information. They tell us, follow the signs. They've known all this time that these

00:13:19.280 masks aren't, don't work in the way that they've told us, you know, uh, cloth masks, certainly it's

00:13:25.720 really the N95 masks that do work. And, you know, none of it just doesn't make sense. And then if

00:13:33.160 you've had COVID, um, why do I need to get the vaccine if I'm supposed to be protected from COVID?

00:13:40.260 Well, I've already had it, you know, that sort of a thing that people are saying. So I think they're

00:13:46.480 going to get, you know, I don't know if they're going to get a walloping, but I believe that Nancy

00:13:51.360 Pelosi will not be the speaker of the house. And that'll be just quite all right with us.

00:13:57.040 Hey governor, you are, uh, uh, you lived up to your name. Uh, you are delightful to talk with

00:14:04.860 and I appreciate the, the opportunity. I hope you'll come back soon and we can take up further

00:14:11.980 developments as the year progresses. Uh, and I know that, uh, Virginia is in for much better times

00:14:17.880 because of you. Uh, we appreciate it governor on this broadcast. We always give our guests the last

00:14:23.500 word. So please, if you will. Yes. I've always said, you know, you can disagree, but you don't

00:14:29.380 have to be disagreeable. We can pass laws and be civil about it and move on. We don't, you know,

00:14:35.680 have to be at each other's throats and we don't have to encourage racial wars and religious wars.

00:14:41.600 And it just, it doesn't make any sense. And the people are tired of it. You know, when did it ever

00:14:46.940 get this bad? So let's let each other be, you live your life, leave the other guy alone.

00:14:53.500 How about that? I think that, uh, this is a good place for me to say, amen. And I appreciate

00:15:00.160 it. Governor, thanks so much. Uh, I really, uh, I wish all the very best of luck. Uh, I know you're

00:15:06.740 going to be immensely successful and I know that the Commonwealth of Virginia will be well served,

00:15:12.560 uh, with you in office. Thanks so much for being with us. God bless you. Uh, and thanks again.

00:15:19.000 Thank you, sir. Take care and goodbye to your, your, your listeners.

00:15:23.500 Thank you very much. And listeners, we will continue in just a moment on the great America

00:15:29.280 show. Stay with us. And now as advertised, as promised, here is Mr. New York, the man himself,

00:15:36.980 the legend, Mark Simone, Mark to have you with us. Great to be back. I listen every, every time to

00:15:43.080 every podcast. I love it. Well, terrific. We appreciate that Mark. And, uh, and vice versa,

00:15:49.520 Mark is not only an, an inimitable, uh, radio, uh, personality and celebrity and, uh, across the

00:15:58.460 country, but also a podcast, uh, guru and, uh, one of the early adopters, as they say,

00:16:06.080 uh, or is that adapter? I can never quite get that right. Adapter or adopter, Mark.

00:16:11.260 I'm still working on inimitable. You were nice to add a syllable as I did, but I,

00:16:19.040 when I use the word that'll teach me, uh, market is great to have you here. Let's start with

00:16:25.400 probably the biggest controversy raging right now in the country. Uh, and that of course is Joe Rogan

00:16:33.840 and Spotify, uh, and all that is ensuing, uh, over, uh, the withdrawal of, uh, uh, just a number of,

00:16:45.680 uh, as artists from Spotify, because Joe Rogan had the temerity to exist. Uh, what do you,

00:16:52.880 what do you make of it all? Well, first of all, the whole thing is just a big misunderstanding.

00:16:57.840 Joe Rogan is not a real conservative. In fact, he supported Bernie Sanders. Yeah. Joe Rogan is

00:17:04.820 quite liberal. So it's not a, you know, they've, they've created this illusion of this crazy

00:17:08.600 conservative anti-vaxxer. He's not even anti-vaccine. He's recommended a million times on

00:17:13.920 the show for people to get the vaccine. But if you listen to Rogan, he's all over the map. One day

00:17:19.880 he's talking to Jerry Seinfeld. The next episode, it's some wrestler. The next episode, it's a politician.

00:17:24.960 He does anything and everything for guests. And one day he had two doctors on who are anti-vaccine

00:17:31.500 and that's not unusual long before this pandemic, you know, these mothers had a kids had to get a

00:17:37.520 vaccine to go to school. A lot of them were against it. It's it's it. If you're a talk show host,

00:17:42.240 I could see that being a good segment. Let's have some anti-vaccine people in this case, doctors

00:17:46.940 with credentials, let them explain their point of view. Uh, but, uh, you know, these people now,

00:17:52.900 the woke left, they're like North Korea, any disagreement, they're going to lock you up and 0.98

00:17:57.540 that's it. You're, you go to jail. You're, you're done. And the next thing is a firing squad with,

00:18:02.800 uh, anti-aircraft. Uh, it's, it's, it's, it's really extraordinary to watch this. And the two

00:18:11.540 doctors that Mark is talking about are Dr. Peter McCullough and Dr. Robert Malone, both of them,

00:18:17.500 uh, Malone, one of the inventors of MRNA, that is the basis for the primary vaccines,

00:18:25.480 uh, whether it's, uh, Pfizer or whether it's Moderna, uh, MRNA is the, the basic underlying

00:18:34.260 architecture for the vaccine. And they are, and Dr. McCullough is one of the most published,

00:18:42.260 uh, physicians in the entire country. He's a cardiologist by the way. And when he speaks to

00:18:48.020 the issue of myocarditis, uh, in involving the vaccine as, and the side effects that primarily,

00:18:55.200 uh, for young males, uh, he knows where he speaks without question. Uh, don't you think Mark?

00:19:01.940 Yeah, absolutely. Even if it's just a friend of mine who doesn't have a many expertise that's

00:19:07.100 anti-vax. Sometimes I'll say, well, what is it about you that you're against the back? I'm just curious

00:19:11.180 to hear him on this subject for a few minutes. So this would, I would love to hear this segment

00:19:14.760 with these doctors and just hear the other side, but, uh, we've had both of those doctors on,

00:19:20.740 on the podcast. They're terrific. I mean, they're bright as they can be knowledgeable as they could

00:19:25.960 possibly be. And they do have, uh, some views that are counter medical establishment. And by the way,

00:19:34.540 that's not all bad either because the medical establishment, I mean, if we're going to have Spotify,

00:19:39.220 uh, put up, uh, disclaimers as, uh, Joe Rogan has agreed to do, by the way, he apologized to the

00:19:45.780 company, which I thought was exactly the right thing for him to do. And I know some of the audience

00:19:52.240 will disagree and that's fine, but I think he did the right thing, uh, to just sort of deescalate

00:19:58.100 the thing. And at the same time pursue, just as he has always done on his, on his podcast, uh, a, a

00:20:07.160 variety and eclectic, uh, as you pointed out a number of issues and personalities and topics and

00:20:14.500 subjects that are interesting and important, uh, including whether or not young people five to 11

00:20:21.800 should be vaccinated. It is an open question today, irrespective of the fact that, uh, the FDA

00:20:29.200 is giving permission for their vaccination. It's, it's not a simple choice. It is a difficult

00:20:36.220 assessment for parents, uh, with all of the information left and right coming, uh, that is

00:20:42.560 the political left and the political right, the medical establishment versus those who have a

00:20:47.920 different view. I mean, if we put up disclaimers, Mark, uh, for every piece of information, the CDC

00:20:53.900 would have disclaimers a mile long on some of the nonsense that they have spewed. Absolutely

00:21:00.900 irresponsible in its own right. You have to blame mainstream media from the New York times,

00:21:05.680 the Washington post, the Lester Holt, to all of these types. They've created this illusion that,

00:21:10.080 uh, the, the Rogan is some anti-vaccine nut and that, uh, uh, on principle, we all must oppose him,

00:21:16.440 you know, uh, and to point to Neil Young, I've had to interview Neil Young a couple of times in my

00:21:21.040 life, filling five minutes with him. It's a real struggle. I mean, I wouldn't trust him to tell me

00:21:26.420 what time it is. Who the hell would listen to Neil Young about anything? Uh, and if you're Spotify,

00:21:31.500 they pay Rogan a hundred million, which means they're making 400 million on his podcast. They

00:21:36.700 make a dollar 50 every year on Neil Young. Who is he to start this fight? Well, and Joni Mitchell,

00:21:42.560 you know, I mean, I can't, I, you know, they, they know their business proposition far better than I

00:21:49.080 ever will, but I don't quite get it. And, and the fact that two people would want to, and I'm sure

00:21:55.880 that by means that there are other artists who are also threatening to withdraw. So it will affect

00:22:00.780 their, their business proposition, but in point of fact, Spotify's market cap, the value of its stock

00:22:07.660 has dropped by about a half over the course of the past year, a half, uh, it's about a $38 billion

00:22:14.680 company. Now, uh, it's, it's, uh, it's had some other problems besides this. And one of the things

00:22:23.100 that is not a problem is the Joe Rogan experience. Let me tell you, uh, he brings in a fortune for

00:22:29.420 Spotify, uh, and no one should be under any other illusion. And if by the way, Spotify wants to get rid of,

00:22:36.140 uh, this, uh, this onerous burden called Joe Rogan, I'm sure that there are plenty of platforms out

00:22:44.080 there rigging their hands in anticipation of his pleasant company. Yeah. If you've ever read Neil

00:22:50.940 Young's autobiography, he talks about his tremendous drug use, his drug. I mean, this is not a guy who's

00:22:56.800 shown good judgment about anything in the past. And, uh, uh, I mean, you get Megan and Harry jumping in,

00:23:03.000 uh, you talk about misinformation, uh, ask the queen about these two. 0.87

00:23:08.140 Well, I, I love the fact that they're a big deal in this country, at least the popular media,

00:23:14.000 uh, people magazine and whatever other, you know, shows like that or magazines like that. Uh,

00:23:21.480 Megan Markle for crying out loud and Harry, the sad prince are suddenly a big deal in this country.

00:23:29.420 Does anybody remember? We won the war of 1812. We won the revolutionary war.

00:23:35.640 We detest monarchies and we detest those who aspire to go from prince to king or queen or whatever the

00:23:44.300 heck that succession is over there. You know, they're going to have a bunch of people about

00:23:48.560 a hundred years old vying for king of the, uh, uh, of great Britain. It's, it's just madness that

00:23:54.640 we're putting up with this nonsense and nothing really moved until Megan, the magnificent and

00:24:00.500 Harry, the sad showed up. Yeah. The problem is Neil young. The most irrelevant guy in the world

00:24:05.660 is suddenly headline news everywhere because of this. And this Megan Markle all day is trying to 1.00

00:24:10.080 figure out how to get publicity. So she sees this, she jumps in on this. I'm surprised Fauci hasn't

00:24:14.800 jumped in on this yet. Every publicity stand by Mark, stand by Fauci never misses an opportunity.

00:24:21.540 And this is big as you say. Yeah. And Pete Buttigieg is looking at this thing. How can I get

00:24:26.140 some press on this? How can I get on some shows here? Oh my gosh. That is what a combination that

00:24:33.100 would be. That should be a panel show. Megan and the sad prince, uh, Buttigieg, Fauci, who else could

00:24:42.220 we put in there? Uh, well, Neil young, that'd be fun. Uh, it's, Oh my goodness. And to see this,

00:24:50.020 this unwind this way is just amazing. Uh, because the fact is the vaccine isn't the solution. I mean,

00:25:00.540 how many disclaimers will Pfizer and, uh, the FDA and Moderna have to put out because we were told,

00:25:08.240 remember famously 90% effective, 95% effective. Yeah. Well, that was just a little overestimate.

00:25:16.320 Uh, it's effective, pretty good for about three to six months, depending on your age and circumstance.

00:25:23.240 And then it turns out you don't need one booster. Well, it looks like you could use four and the least,

00:25:30.060 the least number of fatalities in children and the most, uh, you know, the quickest, uh, recovery

00:25:39.020 from the disease is among children. And meanwhile, uh, they, they want to vaccinate children. It looks

00:25:48.040 like, and I'm not saying this in any way is the case, but it has the strong appearance of big pharma

00:25:54.220 looking for, uh, you know, a new target, uh, market, doesn't it? Uh, yeah. And, uh, big pharma

00:26:01.240 Fauci, I don't know what the financial ties are there, but, uh, uh, uh, and I think the government,

00:26:06.880 especially when Democrats, this is a dream come true for them, uh, ordering you to do things,

00:26:12.860 ordering you, what you'll take ordering, where you can go, what percent is allowed in a restaurant,

00:26:16.800 when you're allowed to go to a restaurant for the last two years, they've been in heaven with this

00:26:20.580 stuff. And, uh, you know, they'll decide when you wear a mask, when you take it off, this is

00:26:25.700 democratic heaven. So, uh, as this ends and it looks like the pandemic could be ending in the

00:26:31.220 next few months, uh, I don't know what Democrats are going to try to do to keep this, this going,

00:26:35.480 who knows what they'll pull. Well, what I don't want to do is see another phone call between Fauci and

00:26:41.720 the Chinese, uh, communist, uh, medical, uh, group, uh, in Wuhan. I, I just don't want any more

00:26:50.920 contact between them. It is the last contact did not work out well for the United States and indeed

00:26:56.320 the world. Uh, and right now we still don't have an administration that is talking about holding the

00:27:05.460 Chinese libel and make making them accountable for the, the 5 million deaths around the world, 0.98

00:27:13.180 over 800,000 deaths in America. And you've got him talking Biden, talking on the phone with

00:27:19.560 president Xi, and we still don't know what they said. Uh, did he ever say, sorry, even one little

00:27:26.500 apology for all the death and devastation that he's created the, the economic disaster that the pandemic

00:27:33.780 has been, do you remember she even saying, Hey, I'm just so sorry. Excuse me. Well, if you're

00:27:41.680 going to have a commission, a panel, a Senate committee, a house committee, this should be

00:27:45.500 the number one question. Where exactly did this come from? How did it get loose? What can be done

00:27:50.260 to prevent it in the future? Uh, the economist Steve Moore today's just said the U S has spent 5

00:27:56.320 trillion altogether on this pandemic. It's cost us 5 trillion. Um, she probably has that in his

00:28:03.060 pants pocket. So, uh, some reimbursement, uh, should be necessary, but the most important thing,

00:28:07.940 this is the one thing a committee should investigate. Where did it come from and how could we prevent

00:28:12.820 this from ever getting loose again? Yeah. I mean, think about it, uh, Mark, I know you have, but

00:28:18.640 we're talking about Russia, Vladimir Putin and his forces massing on the Eastern, uh, uh, border of

00:28:29.440 Russia looking over at Poland and, uh, Ukraine and Belarus, uh, maybe a few Baltic States. Maybe we'll

00:28:38.240 see what happens there. Uh, a big, a big threat. And you have president Zelensky of Ukraine telling

00:28:45.060 Biden to slow down, calm down, don't panic. Uh, I don't believe the Russians are going to invade.

00:28:52.440 You're being hysterical. He says, uh, of Biden, uh, what a, what a upside down world the Biden

00:29:02.340 administration creates in almost every area, whether it's foreign policy, domestic policy,

00:29:07.280 economics, you name it. Yeah. I think, uh, you know, all these really threaten the Russians with 0.96

00:29:12.920 is a economic sanction. I think they take that threat very seriously because they know one thing

00:29:17.400 Biden knows how to do is destroy an economy. If he, if he sets his mind to it. So they don't,

00:29:23.200 uh, and I think, uh, you, the Ukraine knows Biden, the Democrats are in tough shape heading into the

00:29:28.260 midterms. They're worried about some wag the dog scenario, or they might pull to try to save

00:29:32.780 themselves. So, uh, uh, I mean, you can't blame them. They do not trust Biden to maneuver their way

00:29:39.320 through this. Yeah. They were a little confused. I'm sure. Well, first of all, Biden sort of, uh,

00:29:44.420 started talking and remember in that disastrous news conference, he said, well, you know, if it's

00:29:49.860 a minor incursion where you could just talk about it, you know, if that wasn't a green light to Putin,

00:29:56.820 what was, and so Putin gets the idea that he's got a green light and he looks at the U S borders and

00:30:04.040 realizes borders don't mean anything anyway to president Biden. So why should I slow down at our

00:30:11.400 own borders? We'll just open those up as well. So the tanks can just roll right on. Uh, you know,

00:30:17.500 who knows, maybe they're headed toward, uh, uh, Germany to kind of hook up and, you know,

00:30:23.880 you know, do some, uh, payback for things that were well, longstanding 80 years ago.

00:30:31.240 Yeah. And the media makes all this possible because we still don't know what is the exact

00:30:36.360 relationship between Ukraine and Hunter and Joe Biden, China's relationship with the Biden

00:30:41.020 that we still don't know all of this and what kind of influence that could be having behind the

00:30:45.320 scenes. Think about that. That's, you know, that's a great point, Mark, because what if this is all

00:30:51.820 because Biden didn't, Hunter Biden didn't get the check, some oligarch promised him. And therefore,

00:30:59.840 you know, daddy, daddy Biden wants to roll a few tanks of his own into, uh, Ukraine to kind of

00:31:06.760 straighten things out or is using Putin perhaps as a, as a hammer, you know, he's, uh, he's playing

00:31:14.100 bag man, uh, in Kiev, uh, and, uh, Putin says, well, this would be a good place for me. I'll be the

00:31:20.900 enforcer. Uh, it could be that simple. Who knows? But one thing we do know, the president of Ukraine

00:31:28.680 isn't worried about everything that suddenly, uh, the Pentagon is just going nuts over, they got a

00:31:36.980 chance to send 8,500 troops, 82nd airborne to, to Eastern Europe. Wow. What an opportunity to get

00:31:44.660 back in the game for the military. Those generals who couldn't win a war in Afghanistan, who, uh,

00:31:52.080 created a, a doctrine called the long war doctrine was that worked out brilliantly. So now they're

00:32:00.980 just thrilled. I'm sure to have an opportunity to send some troops and lethal equipment, uh, to

00:32:07.080 Eastern Europe. It just goes on and on and on with this administration. Uh, let's, let's turn to,

00:32:15.080 uh, you're Mr. New York. What is happening in New York? Is there a crime rate that is going up faster

00:32:23.640 than inflation? It's got, it's gotta be scary to be in the big apple. It is very scary. Uh, we get a

00:32:32.240 new district attorney who's one of these Soros funded lunatics who not the second day, first day in

00:32:38.860 office puts out an order to everybody. We're going to decriminalize, uh, you know, we've heard this

00:32:43.160 before decriminalize the turnstile jumpers, uh, that kind of stuff. The, uh, okay. We've heard

00:32:49.580 that, but, but we never heard this kind of stuff, uh, armed robbers, no prison time, burglars,

00:32:56.080 burglary, no prison time. Nobody's ever heard anything like this. So you've got armed robbers

00:33:01.360 from around the country, all quickly moving to New York to operate here. Now, uh, you got, uh,

00:33:06.520 uh, criminals coming from all over the place. Uh, no prison time for shoplifting. We've got, uh,

00:33:12.600 shoplifters is one they found has been arrested and in the system 40 times and released for the 1.00

00:33:18.040 40th time cleaning out a right aid. Uh, there's a right aid drug store that's gotten robbed so many

00:33:24.020 times that they're going to have to close it down. They say they're losing 200,000 a month through

00:33:28.780 shoplifting. There's no reason to keep operating. Uh, and this lunatic district attorney, uh, I mean,

00:33:36.880 you've got them, we've seen what happens in 20 other cities. When this happens, it just leads to the

00:33:41.160 most massive crime wave. We've got a new mayor who is he great at making speeches speech after

00:33:47.520 speech after speech. Meantime, he doesn't seem to get anything done. It's early. So we're hoping

00:33:51.800 something happens. The governor can remove this crazy district attorney. I think she's going to be 1.00

00:33:57.580 very slow about it, but she's given him a warning, but who knows if, if that even means anything.

00:34:03.340 Well, he didn't even respond to the warning. He doesn't, and he's made no move whatsoever

00:34:08.920 to retract any of his, uh, you know, throw, you know, give us the keys because, uh, you're not

00:34:16.820 going to need them in the, uh, the local, uh, the local jail in Manhattan and the other boroughs.

00:34:24.280 New York is wide open and open for business. If you, if you're a criminal or have such instincts,

00:34:30.560 well, you know, they got another problem. These maniacs are on the subway stations and they are 0.58

00:34:35.500 throwing people into the subway tracks. Uh, and so the solution, the city is actually talking

00:34:40.540 about this, putting up these plastic barriers on the subway. That means when the maniac throws you,

00:34:47.100 you'll hit this plastic wall and bounce off. I'm not a crime expert, but I would say take the

00:34:53.660 maniacs out of the subway station. Don't try to come up with barriers to block the throw.

00:34:58.080 They'll end up throwing you over the barrier. I mean, a five-year-old could go into the subway

00:35:02.840 station, see the maniacs, just get rid of them, take them out of the station.

00:35:06.100 You can see those, uh, those criminal, uh, geniuses, uh, waiting to pitch, uh, some poor 0.98

00:35:13.720 defenseless, uh, woman, uh, out over the tracks, you know, with, uh, one of those acetylene torches

00:35:20.220 cutting through the plastic so he could, uh, pitch whomever he wanted out of the tracks. Uh, it's,

00:35:27.460 it's really so simple, isn't it? All you have to do is respect law and order and all law

00:35:32.800 and order requires is enforcement of the laws, but that doesn't occur to the geniuses who are 1.00

00:35:38.380 socialist Marxist idiots running the city of New York. And I mean, all of them are, it's impossible 1.00

00:35:46.780 to define them as anything other than lower than snakes bellies. Uh, uh, it's, it's a horrific

00:35:53.320 group of people. I'll see that. Uh, you may not like these guys if you're a Democrat, but you got

00:35:58.820 Rudy Giuliani, who is one thing about him, he's the world expert in how to clean up crime in New

00:36:03.120 York city. You got Ray Kelly, who's our longest serving police commissioner, kept the streets

00:36:06.920 safe for years. Call these guys, go meet with them. They'll show you what to do. They'd be happy

00:36:11.260 to. Uh, but it's the mayor puts out a 16 page plan on fighting crime. Uh, 13 pages of it are fluff.

00:36:20.200 He has an introduction, a table of contents, a conclusion. This is all to fill up 10 pages.

00:36:25.740 Then he's got things like a neighborhood safety program. I thought that's what the NYPD was

00:36:31.380 supposed to be. Summer jobs program. We already have all these things, but it wasn't detailed

00:36:36.520 enough. And that's what worries me. Yeah. Summer jobs programs. Let's go back to the war on poverty,

00:36:42.060 uh, 1965 for crying out loud. Uh, how did, how did that work out? And if it worked out so well,

00:36:48.120 why did you abandon it? How many times now and how many trillions of dollars later, uh, they're doing

00:36:54.420 absolutely nothing for people who need the help the most. Uh, and that is underserved, uh, is the

00:37:01.680 expression underserved minorities, uh, in, in New York city. Uh, it, it is absolutely a city that is

00:37:10.780 in rapid decline. Uh, and I don't know where it ends. If it does in fact end, uh, where are,

00:37:17.580 where is New York city headed? Uh, I don't know. Uh, you know, the midterm elections,

00:37:23.600 if Democrats just get slaughtered and they turn, turns out it was the crime issue had a lot to do

00:37:28.180 with it. Uh, there are adults in the room in this democratic party. These are the real culprits

00:37:33.000 guys like Chuck Schumer in their 40 years. They're supposed to be the grownups. They're supposed to be

00:37:38.140 the common sense people, but they're so terrified of these woke people that they're acting like this too.

00:37:43.180 They, they're the ones that should stand up to them. And, uh, hopefully, uh, a new crop of

00:37:48.420 Democrats will rise. We've got a one democratic candidate for governor, Tom Swasey, who's a common

00:37:54.100 sense, a middle of the road, crime fighting guy. Hopefully the guys like that will, will rise up

00:37:59.740 and, and win some elections. It's, it's really, uh, tough stuff. And New York is in the grip of a

00:38:08.980 psychosis, uh, that is, is now obviously afflicting other parts of the nation. Uh, whether it's, uh,

00:38:17.700 a president who decides to appoint a black female to the Supreme court, uh, and the rhinos go crazy 1.00

00:38:26.320 because it's affirmative action. And I'm wondering how, what the confusion is on the part of the,

00:38:33.860 of the, of the right. The purpose of affirmative action was to make beneficiaries of those minorities,

00:38:42.160 specifically African-Americans. And they've done so in colleges, universities, and job, uh,

00:38:50.580 in jobs and hiring and promotion. Uh, and this, if the result of this is indeed a, uh, a highly

00:39:00.540 exceptional justice sitting, associate justice sitting on the Supreme court, that means that

00:39:06.540 in fact, affirmative action work. So why are the Democrats and the left, uh, so upset that

00:39:16.020 Republicans take note that affirmative action worked? Well, I don't, I don't get it. Do you?

00:39:22.820 Yeah. Well, when you do a cheap pandering gimmick, you're not supposed to point it out to

00:39:26.300 everything. I'm supposed to be able to get away with this, but it's, uh, it's, yeah,

00:39:30.720 this is a Supreme court. It's the most important court in the land. You want the most brilliant

00:39:33.960 justice in America. You don't want to Joe Biden looking for a political points, checking boxes.

00:39:39.160 It has to be a, you know, a fat woman from Kentucky with red hair. You don't want to these 1.00

00:39:43.620 ridiculous, uh, categories that narrow it down. Uh, and we've had women on the Supreme court. We've 1.00

00:39:50.260 had black justices. So, uh, now you've got to combine two things. And there's a couple of 0.87

00:39:54.880 problems with the Supreme court. One is this, uh, by category. And the other thing is you got to pick

00:39:59.580 the top judges in America and they generally tend to be over 60 because that's how they became the

00:40:05.440 top judge years of wisdom. But now it's also got to be somebody 40 years old so that the seat is

00:40:10.260 safer, uh, 40 years. So you're getting judges a lot less experienced than we used to pick, uh,

00:40:15.860 not to mention now it's got to be a categories, checking boxes. So it's lowering the quality of our

00:40:21.280 Supreme court. Yeah. And, and the Biden white house is using the expression of the court has

00:40:26.900 got to look a lot of like America. Okay. If it's going to look a lot like America, uh, more than

00:40:33.460 half should be white. More than half should be female. Uh, almost half should be Hispanic and 12 to 1.00

00:40:41.760 15% should be black. I mean, who's kidding who here? What's going on? Uh, if you're going to, 1.00

00:40:49.360 if you're going to make America, the, the, uh, the template for the Supreme court and go with

00:40:56.860 nothing but group and identity, uh, politics, that's what it should be. Right. Oh yeah. All

00:41:02.720 of this comes back to the media covering for him. You know, they should be reporting that basically

00:41:07.120 what he's saying is he refuses to consider an Asian. He refuses to consider a Hispanic. It's 0.67

00:41:12.420 got to be a black female. Uh, and the media just lets this go. They just, if they went after 1.00

00:41:18.620 like they went after Donald Trump, everything would change immediately.

00:41:23.280 Absolutely. And, uh, speaking of racial issues, uh, the black lives matter, it turns out no 0.97

00:41:33.080 one's running the place. No one. Well, we didn't even, we don't know that it's a place. It's a

00:41:39.360 group. It's an organization, but nobody knows where the money's gone. They don't know where

00:41:44.020 the leaders have gone. They do know that they bought the former headquarters. I love this of

00:41:51.440 the, of the Canadian communist party. I, it didn't explain that one to me, Mark, because

00:41:58.800 even I, I can't even think on the outer fringes of American society, why anyone would want to go by

00:42:06.680 the Canadian communist party headquarters? What kind of totem symbol, uh, is that to the,

00:42:16.040 to the Marxist left? Well, you know, I, uh, Martin Luther King day, I was like, uh, you read about

00:42:21.540 Martin Luther King and when he died, they have nobody was greater at leading a movement than him.

00:42:25.880 When he died, he didn't have a penny. In fact, he owed money when he died. He never made a penny

00:42:29.300 off everything. Then you get, uh, you know, like an Al Sharpton type of, uh, supposedly a civil rights

00:42:34.660 leader, but meantime, a lot of money's flown in. Then you get black lives matter. I mean, 0.71

00:42:39.160 these were geniuses at money-making, uh, reports up to a billion dollars. This leader of a black 1.00

00:42:46.560 lives matter bought four houses. This one has five houses. I noticed we never heard from them again.

00:42:50.720 Once this money came in and they held all these houses, they seem to have disappeared, but there's

00:42:55.360 an old saying in Washington. I think this is what a, whatever starts as a movement always turns into a

00:43:01.460 business and then eventually becomes a racket. And I think that's what we've seen here.

00:43:06.040 Yeah. And that's an interesting way to look at it. And I think you're right. Uh, BLM is such a,

00:43:12.580 uh, such a peculiar organization and unique in that, in that corporate America has moved so far left

00:43:21.540 that it is supporting black lives matter has been, uh, I can't tell you what the, the latest, uh,

00:43:28.900 funding is, but they were pushing the same philosophy, the same Marxist philosophy and their HR departments,

00:43:36.140 corporate America was, and now suddenly they can't find the leaders. And it seems to me that

00:43:42.340 many of the companies that were funding black lives matter in the name of quote unquote, social justice 0.51

00:43:49.940 may have to, well, they face some class action lawsuits by their shareholders, because they certainly

00:43:56.660 weren't, uh, following any, any requirement of, uh, fiduciary duty and, and throwing a lavish

00:44:04.820 amount of money at an organization that as far as I can tell, most of its contributions were to street

00:44:10.980 violence, uh, and demonstrations. Yeah. And it was just absolute fear, panic, total fear. It just,

00:44:17.540 it's like you're handing money over to, uh, you know, it's almost like a ransom here. Just go away,

00:44:22.020 leave us alone. These are the same CEOs that would fight to the death, any union or battle

00:44:27.620 unions to the death, but this, they just went into panic and handed over everything. Uh, you know,

00:44:33.860 and it's the same thing with the news organ, you know, all these totally corrupt biased news

00:44:38.340 organizations are owned by corporations like AT&T and Comcast. And you think they'd want to stop that,

00:44:44.580 just stay in the middle where, where you could appeal to everybody, but they're just panicked.

00:44:50.020 They won't do anything about it. Yeah. And corporate America, uh, it's, it's so, so obvious.

00:44:58.500 And so many millions of Americans will not acknowledge what is staring them in the face. And that is a

00:45:05.140 corporate, uh, uh, America that is filled with Marxists, filled with, uh, oligarchs who have come

00:45:15.060 together in the ownership of major media, left-wing media, and they are running it. And that left-wing

00:45:23.540 media, they're no longer journalists. They are corporate propagandists doing the bidding of their

00:45:29.460 boardroom masters, sitting at a, uh, holding company, uh, whether it is, uh, you know, the parent

00:45:37.060 company of, uh, uh, ABC news is Disney, uh, Comcast, uh, of NBC and, and the list goes on, uh, Disney at

00:45:47.540 ABC news. It's terrible. What this, this country's media has devolved to in the hands of the oligarchs,

00:45:55.300 the billionaires and the vast media and entertainment companies that own now, uh, what 90% of the media

00:46:05.620 that people are consuming. Uh, and, uh, only Donald Trump had said he would break up big tech and go

00:46:14.740 after those anti-competitive practices of corporate America. And guess where he is now sitting there

00:46:23.060 waiting for his next turn in 2024 as a result of taking those, those people on both parties scared

00:46:30.180 to death because he was not controllable and meant business when he said, uh, America is going to, uh,

00:46:38.020 repair to its founding values. Wow. And you cannot find a, you know, there's 24 seven,

00:46:45.460 just going after Donald Trump for every little thing. You can't find anything they accused him of

00:46:49.620 that Biden and the Democrats haven't done on a much greater scale. Well, and the, and the truth

00:46:55.620 is Mark, they found nothing. I mean, two phony impeachments, uh, how many, 22 months of a special

00:47:03.300 council investigation before that a year of an FBI investigation, including while he was a candidate

00:47:10.260 for crying out loud and then to persecute him at the local and state level, whether it's the New York

00:47:16.500 attorney general, the Manhattan district attorney, uh, and now they're trying to cook up something

00:47:21.220 in Georgia with, uh, some, I will put it this way, slightly biased local prosecutors. Uh, it goes on

00:47:28.260 and on and the Republican party won't stand up for the man who is the very symbol of the Republican

00:47:34.660 party and taught them how to fight. That is president Donald Trump. It's the Republican party has got to

00:47:43.460 get beyond this current leadership, whether it's on Capitol Hill or in the Republican national

00:47:48.580 committee, don't you think? Yeah. You know, that Manhattan district attorney made such a big deal

00:47:52.820 out of getting ahold of Trump's tax returns. It was millions of pages. They put it on the news. Every

00:47:57.860 newscast had the truck, the moving van with all the tax returns, the forklift, bringing them up.

00:48:02.500 They brought in forensic accountants for four months to go through those tax returns.

00:48:06.420 Then you never heard about it again. There was no news story about that. They found nothing. They were

00:48:10.660 clean as a whistle. There was nothing there. Investigation dropped. Our attorney general

00:48:15.460 in New York, uh, announced a big, massive investigation against Donald Trump. She

00:48:20.100 actually announced a couple of weeks ago that they got him. He overstated the square footage

00:48:24.580 of his apartment. Lester Holt led with that story. That's a news story. That's every real estate ad in

00:48:31.220 New York. They always overstate the square footage. They're going to do that. And guess what? Uh,

00:48:37.060 those poor banks, uh, that the, uh, the Manhattan D a said, you know, Donald Trump, uh,

00:48:44.180 just absolutely, uh, projected a different value, uh, than, uh, we found as if there, there weren't, uh,

00:48:54.020 assessors, uh, uh, working for the banks. There weren't, uh, property experts working for the banks.

00:49:01.620 Uh, suddenly they've got to be protected by a, a DA who can't even spell square footage. Uh,

00:49:09.220 you know, what was his name? Vance, uh, I mean, God, Lord, what a, what a just sick joke he was. 0.88

00:49:17.780 Uh, and, uh, apparently the new fellow is going to try to follow in his footsteps. It's just,

00:49:24.820 and the Republican party won't act, uh, decent citizens. Uh, and of course, corporate America

00:49:31.060 normally would be a countervailing influence to all of this to stop the nonsense. They're saying,

00:49:35.860 go for it. Uh, it's, it's that simple. You know, they, even, uh, the same attorney general

00:49:40.980 put in handcuffs and perp walk a Trump organization, CFO, they found him using a company car. Now I

00:49:48.100 assume every CFO everywhere is using a company car. It's not a scandal. Uh, but no, the media

00:49:55.780 goes along with this. Joe Biden could smuggle in millions of people in the dead of night. No

00:49:59.940 mention, but speaking of Joe Biden, Mark, the U S attorney document, uh, fascinating report in

00:50:08.340 Breitbart, uh, in which, uh, it turns out the IRS issued grand journey subpoenas to JP Morgan,

00:50:15.860 uh, for Hunter and James Biden bank records and an investigation of the Biden family's China

00:50:22.980 connections. And that was in may of 2019. And I, I'm, I'm like everybody else. First,

00:50:33.140 I didn't know that nobody let us know that. And secondly, what happened? Where, where did it go?

00:50:41.380 Well, and why hasn't there been, uh, uh, some exposure of what is, I think the biggest cover

00:50:48.660 up since, well, well, for 60 years, anyway, again, Lester Holt did a whole opening on Donald

00:50:55.780 Trump overstating the square footage of his apartment. You'll never see this Hunter Biden

00:50:59.460 subpoena story, uh, on Lester Holt. If you do, it'll be at the end of the newscast for 10 seconds,

00:51:03.860 but, uh, it turns out it's the Delaware U S attorney, uh, Weiss was his name. He decided

00:51:09.460 this should be quiet, no mention of it, keep it under wraps because of the election. And the swamp

00:51:15.540 guy, uh, Bill Barr attorney general at the time, uh, okays that plan. And he decides to keep it quiet.

00:51:20.980 They said, uh, it's not something you want to mention before the election. Well, that's exactly

00:51:25.940 when we needed to know it. Yeah. You don't want the people to know things when they go to vote,

00:51:30.500 uh, like the contents of Hunter Biden's, uh, laptop, for example, or what Peter Schweizer,

00:51:37.140 the author of the terrific new book. It's a blockbuster runaway bestseller, uh, called red

00:51:42.980 handed, uh, $31 million end up in the pockets. And that's just what we know about, uh, in the

00:51:49.300 reporting of Peter Schweizer, uh, that ends up in the, the bank accounts of the Biden family.

00:51:56.260 This is worth knowing. And, and we have to wait till what over a year from the election,

00:52:02.180 uh, to be apprised of this. It's it's, it is absolutely, uh, an incalculable, uh, harm to the

00:52:12.740 body politic and, uh, our electoral system that Biden's campaign was managed the way it was from the,

00:52:20.500 uh, well, from the executive suites of media companies deciding what will and what will not

00:52:26.660 be known by the American people before voting. Uh, it's stunning stuff. Yeah. And when we find out

00:52:32.740 there was a subpoena for Hunter Biden and his partners, obviously, obviously he would have told

00:52:36.820 his father, Joe Biden, and we're supposed to believe Biden never got into contact with the, uh,

00:52:42.420 us attorney in Delaware or with bill Barr, these two old Washington guys, or, or there was some back

00:52:47.700 channel communication. We're supposed to believe he did. Biden did nothing about it. Yeah. And, and

00:52:53.140 are we supposed to believe that he, Joe Biden and president Xi Jinping, aren't, uh, aren't buddies.

00:53:00.820 And, uh, that Biden isn't a faithful acolyte, uh, of his, uh, uh, of Xi Jinping's entrepreneurial

00:53:09.620 largesse. He shares the wealth with his good friends in the West, whether they're on wall street

00:53:15.060 or in 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, apparently Mark, you get the last word here today. We appreciate

00:53:21.620 you being with us. And, uh, we've, uh, taken quite a stroll through corrupt America, haven't we?

00:53:27.460 Yeah. Well, uh, in conclusion, uh, we used to, in the talk show business, have to struggle every day

00:53:32.420 to come up with a topic. What could we talk about it now? Every time you turn around the most insane,

00:53:38.020 crazy thing in the world is going on. We've, I haven't had to think of a topic for five years now.

00:53:44.260 I mean, this news is crazier than anything I've anybody's ever seen in their lifetime.

00:53:50.180 Yeah, absolutely. And, uh, I don't think that we're going to see it improve much, uh,

00:53:57.700 in the next short while, uh, we can hope otherwise we can pray otherwise, uh, but it, uh,

00:54:03.300 it looks like certainly uphill work to get there. Mark Simone, Mr. New York. Great to have you with

00:54:10.500 us, my friend. Thanks so much. And be sure to, uh, join Mark, uh, for his broadcast and for his

00:54:16.980 podcast, uh, and for everything Mr. New York does, uh, in the name of well, freedom and excellence.

00:54:25.380 Fair, fair statement, Mark. Ah, thanks a lot. And, uh, uh, great honor to be on one of my very

00:54:30.820 favorite podcasts. Thank you, sir. Appreciate it. And, uh, we'll talk soon. Thanks. All the best.

00:54:37.220 Join us again tomorrow for the great America podcast. Stay in the fight,

00:54:41.300 truth, justice, and the American way will prevail against all enemies, against all odds.

The Great America Show - February 10, 2022

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