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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Six seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight is
the number Frank in Gloucester. Thanks for holding Frank and welcome.
Speaker 2 (00:10):
Yeah, go on. And Jeff, you know when you mentioned
earlier about Trump Trump supposedly saying uh suckers and loses
and about that that that Mexican girl, that was the
burial of that Mexican girl. Do you remember saying that earlier?
Speaker 1 (00:26):
I mean I talked about it. And what's your point?
Speaker 2 (00:30):
My point is it wasn't the Democrats that accused him
was saying. It was Republicans. It wasn't democrats. The Democrats
reported what what the Republicans were saying, not not not
the other way around.
Speaker 1 (00:42):
Well, which which which Republicans said that he said that?
Speaker 2 (00:47):
Well, there was in the room when he said it,
in the White House. They were all Republicans. I'm sure
they were. I mean, I don't think there was any Democrats.
Speaker 1 (00:53):
Well you're talking now about the Atlantic piece. Yes, okay,
did you read the Atlantic piece? Yes, you read it.
Speaker 3 (01:03):
Yes, and it said that they're okay, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 1 (01:06):
No, I bet that okay, Okay, who was on the
record in that Atlantic piece, who on the record said
that he said that.
Speaker 2 (01:14):
What about him.
Speaker 1 (01:16):
No no, no, no, no, no. Listen listen, no, no, listen, listen, look, listen, listen.
This is the basics of sourcing and journalism. You claim,
I don't believe you. You claim that you read the piece
in the Atlantic, And if you read the Atlantic, you
know that they have gotten story after story after story wrong.
For example, for three years they went on about Trump
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being a plant for Vladimir Putin and it turned out
to be a pack of lies. So the Atlantic's credibility
is nothing. But you said you read this piece where
they alleged that Trump in a meeting at the White
House said why would you spend sixty thousand dollars to
bury an fing Mexican? So my question to you, since
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you just said, we've heard you now three times, Oh yeah,
I read it. I read it. Okay, fine, So who
on the record you know what on the record means, right,
their name, they put their name and their title to it.
Who on the record in the article said that Trump
said that?
Speaker 2 (02:19):
Darryl Kelly said that that Trump said he called the
sould the suckers and loaded.
Speaker 1 (02:24):
I'm talking about We'll get the suckers and losers. I
can destroy that myth again. Listen, Frank, don't bs me.
You just got caught in a lie. Okay, you're a
liar like Kamala and Biden aer liars. You didn't read
the Atlantic piece. I'm gonna ask you one last time.
In the Atlantic article, the recent one that just came
out where they alleged that he said, well, we're gonna
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spend sixty thousand dollars to bury an fing Mexican who
went on their record put their name and title and
said Trump said that, Nate, give me a name. You
read the article, Frank, so give me the name.
Speaker 2 (03:02):
Give me a name that said they didn't say it.
Speaker 1 (03:05):
Okay, there you go. Okay, so you didn't read it. Okay,
that was an anonymous source. One anonymous source. That's what
that was. Everybody who was at that meeting has come
out and said it's bull crap. We were at the meeting.
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Trump never said that. So they used an anonymous source.
I'm telling you, was completely made up, like they made
up about Trump being a Russian agent of Vladimir Putin. Now,
as for calling those people suckers and losers, twenty people
at that meeting, in fact twenty one. If you want
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the precise number, said, I heard the entire conversation. He
never said that. He never disparaged them as suckers and losers. Now,
let me tell you what is fact, Frank. When the
thirteen Marines were murdered blown up by a suicide bomber
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during Biden's disastrous debacle from Afghanistan, their bodies came home
in flag draped caskets. Do you know who didn't even
bother to show up, wasn't even there to pay their
basic respects? Kamala Harris, do you know what Joe Biden
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did as the thirteen were being brought in and the
parents are crying and grieving, He looked at his watch.
When is this thing going to be over? The only
people that have ever disparaged our veterans are Joe Biden
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and Kamala Harris. And that's why Trump has the overwhelming
support of people in the military and people who are veterans,
because during his four years, who gave them the VA
healthcare that they have now? It was Trump who took
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care of them when they were ignored and neglected by Obama. Trump,
who was the only president in my lifetime that has
never started a new war. Trump, you see, Frank, sometimes
it pays to do a little bit of reading. Final
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word to you, Frank, all.
Speaker 2 (05:42):
Right, okay, you're very you're very, very good in changing
the subject. I didn't call up about that. I called
up about hold hold disparage Trump. They were Republicans. Now
you stand that General Kelly, who was chief of Staff,
is aliath ll what you're saying.
Speaker 1 (05:57):
I've met General Kelly. General Kelly. First of all, General
Kelly is a Democrat. I can see on the text line.
You've had a couple of moonbats call in today. They
can read their writing on the wall.
Speaker 3 (06:08):
Now.
Speaker 1 (06:08):
That's why they're just throwing everything they can now with Trump,
every accusation, no matter how false, how slanderous, how bogus,
It doesn't matter now. Now it's just you know, you
know the old expression, throw enough of mud on the
wall and hope something sticks. That's now what they're into.
That's the phase. That's the phase they're in right now.
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Nine thirty two on the Great Wrko Jeff Cooner Boston's
Bulldozer six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty
eight Lisa on Cape Cod Thanks for holding Lisa, and welcome.
Speaker 3 (06:48):
Hi Jeff, how are you very good.
Speaker 1 (06:50):
How are you, Lisa?
Speaker 2 (06:52):
Good?
Speaker 1 (06:52):
Thank you?
Speaker 4 (06:54):
I can't believe I got to go after the guy
telling you that you're very good at changing the subject.
Speaker 2 (06:59):
That's fun.
Speaker 1 (07:02):
At least, look think about it. No matter what you say.
Now you're going to come across as a genius, as
a female Einstein, because you're following Frank from Gloucester.
Speaker 4 (07:17):
But it's more of an honor to follow your wife
because she reminded me of something. I think you touched
upon this a few weeks ago. Wasn't there the mayor
of the most important Muslim majority county in Michigan that
announced that he was going to be supporting Trump.
Speaker 1 (07:37):
Yes, and not only that, but other prominent Muslim American
and Arab American groups have endorsed Trump. But you know,
a group endorsing someone is it's nice, but it doesn't
It doesn't really amount to much. It's the polls are
showing now Trump is crushing Kamala in the Arab American
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community in Michigan, and apparently now they're coming out big
for Trump. So you've got now liberal media outlets saying
if she kisses away and loses the Arab American vote,
which is now she's gonna do. She's losing it, then
how can she win Michigan? So Trump has now done
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the impossible. You know, he's not just bringing on board
black men, He's not just bringing on board Latinos. He's
not just bringing on board all these you know, Democrats
like Toulca Gabbard who are now becoming Republicans. But literally
now he is bringing on board the Arab American community
in Michigan who have always, always, always voted for the Democrats. Really, Lisa,
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I'm telling you, it's a political realignment, a political revolution
that we are witnessing unfold right in front of our eyes.
Speaker 5 (08:59):
The other thing that didn't get a lot of coverage
was there were actually people celebrating in Iran that when
Israel was doing what it unfortunately needs to do, they
were dancing and supporting that.
Speaker 4 (09:13):
And that's gotten buried. I found some footage. I don't
even know if it's still up, but those people need
to be supported too. And I just had two quick questions,
if I may, and I'll be really quick, is it
possible and correct me if I'm wrong, because I may
have misheard. But I felt like in twenty sixteen and
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in twenty twenty, there were rumors of that somehow the
powers that be, if you will, could docs our vote
and if you're not into doing battle with retribution and
you're sacred right is to keep that information sacred in private.
Was that an incorrect, a false thing that I thought
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I heard or is it something that can actually happen
in this day and age. And lastly to the people
down ballot with the focuses in Georgia and et cetera,
what if you went in with a sketch pad and
a pencil, old school, and you took your time, and
you went down ballot and just handwrite everything, and then
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when you go up to hand it in, you say, look,
I would prefer to not use the machine. This is
my sacred right. This is my vote that probably tossed
it in the trash.
Speaker 1 (10:26):
Right, Yeah, they would throw it out. No, if you're
voting on voting machines, That's why I hate voting machines.
That's why to me, I prefer paper ballots and with
handcounts afterwards, because then I know my vote is being
counted and I process the way I want it to
be processed. So what you have to do is say
you voting a voting machine, you press say Trump. I'm
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just gonna use it as an example, and the print
ballot spits out. Then you got to check the print ballot. See,
most people don't do that. They just assume, you know,
it's like a receipt, right, I never checked my receipt.
Oh ah sure, Okay, well you know whatever, I don't care,
just throw it in the bag. You know they're saying, no, no,
check the receipt. Check the print ballot. Does it say
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you voted for Trump? If it says, you, be careful
because now they're they're flipping them. So that's why everybody's
got to be on alert. If you use voting machines
in rent them. Where I vote, we don't use vote.
I mean, we use voting machines to process the ballot,
but you know, have to count the ballot as you
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put it into the machine. But I'm still using paper.
You know, I check off whatever I'm gonna vote for
Trump check. And you know, on the down ballot races,
you know, I use a pencil and then you know,
on a piece of paper or marker. I think they
give us a marker and you circle, you circle the
you know, you fill the circle. But in other places,
like in Georgia, Texas and elsewhere where they're using these
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voting machines. You have to electronically press it gives you
your paper ballot, and then you got to check and say, okay,
yes it properly got my vote. Now look as to
your first question, Look, Lisa, I don't think so. They
haven't developed that kind of technology where they can literally
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track everyone's vote and there'll be retribution. What we're starting
to see though, is there's retribution against prominent public people
who are opposing the regime. And I want to bore you.
The New York Times has a big piece about how
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over twenty investigations now launched by the Biden Harris administration
into Elon Musk And they even have this fancy chart
how many the Department of Agriculture, the Department of the Interior,
the Department of Justice, the Department of Labor, and then
all these different agencies, the Federal Communications Commission, Trade Commission,
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the Securities in Exchange Commission. They're going after them for
Tesla safety standards. They're going after his rockets at SpaceX.
Are they causing environmental damage? And they even admit we're fishing.
We're just fishing. It's a fishing expedition. We're just going
to unleash the full might the brunt of the federal government.
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And we're going to keep looking and keep looking and
keep looking until we find something to nail this guy.
And you know, and look, they took Tucker off of Fox.
They're trying to take them off the internet or you know,
streaming like this is what they're trying to do. Now, Look,
I'll be very candid with you, Lisa. The FCC is
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breathing down my neck. They want the Federal Communications Commission
to knock me off the air. Now, this is not
coming from the Democrats. This is coming from the I
knows in this state and their their media allies because
I dare to expose their corruption. So that's why I
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am super super careful. Look, I'll be brutally honest with you.
If I said bull you know bs, I can't say it.
It's a slap on the wrist. Most talk show hosts
they'd let it slide. If I even said f you, Okay,
the whole thing, f you maybe a warning, you know,
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a fine small fine, no, no, no, no, one F bomb
comes out of my mouth. One bs comes out of
my mouth. I'm off the air. They're circling like sharks.
So this is why I'm trying to tell everybody. They're
out to get us. And Trump has been saying this
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now for a long time. They're not after me. I mean, yes,
they're after me. Of course, they want put me out
behind bars. They're really after you. And no truer words
have ever been spoken. But no, you don't worry, Lisa.
You cast your ballot for Trump. Nothing is gonna happen
to you.
Speaker 3 (15:12):
Trust me.
Speaker 4 (15:16):
Allaying those concerns. And notice how Aaron Burnett is celebrated
for using the S bomb.
Speaker 1 (15:21):
Now that's right. But I say I'm telling you really,
I swear to you, Lisa, I say the F bomb.
I'm gone. I'm gone. Whether management wants to protect me
or not, it's beyond management's hands. The FCC will come
in and yank me off the air, like this is
what I'm saying. So this is what we're up against.
So no, you're gonna be fine. It's people like me
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public people like me. Look I have I mean, Grace
is gonna get mad at me now for saying this.
I shouldn't say this, but I'm gonna say it. I've
got the Irs now breathing down my neck. The IRS
is coming after me. Now. I pay all my taxes.
I've always paid my tax I'm meticulous about my taxes.
So I got a letter. Listen to this. You got
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to hear this. I got a letter from the IRS,
and the IRS said that because I'm married, so I
file as married with two children. Okay, that's because I'm
married with two children. You know what they said to me,
you're not withholding enough money. You have to file as
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a single man with no children. And whether I agree
or not, they're forcing me now, they're trying to take
as much out of my paycheck as possible. Now, as
I said to Grace, technically this is fraud. I hope
she's not listening. Does everybody have to know our private
personal business, Jeff? So what you want the IRS to
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really come after us and take our house. So that's
some of the feedback I'm getting from my wonderful, beautiful wife, who,
by the way, have I not said before? I think
if I haven't said it before, I've really married up,
really married up, love my wife, and you know, I
just whatever she wants. Sweety if you're listening, whatever you want,
you can have it, okay, just don't be mad at me.
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Six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight
is the number. So but yeah, that's why they got
their eighty seven thousand. As I was telling Mike, they're
eighty seven thousand u irs agents. It's not for the
millionaires and billionaires. It's to go after people like me
and you. Six one seven two six six sixty eight
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sixty eight. Ron in Cambridge, Thanks for holding Ron and welcome.
Speaker 3 (17:46):
I God, bless you for doing what you do. I
don't know what we do without you, believe, thank you,
thank you and the way you handle the wackos, the
left wing wackos, semast class. Oh, thank you to it massively. Yeah,
thank you, Jeff. What is going to happen on the
twenty fourth of November? Youth really think that Trump will
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actually show up for sentencing?
Speaker 1 (18:14):
You know, that's a very good point.
Speaker 3 (18:16):
Run.
Speaker 1 (18:17):
He may not even show up. See that's what I mean.
Winning changes everything, and they may just say ahead of time,
are you going to send him to jail? If you're
going to send him to jail, we're just we're going
to fast track it out an emergency application to the
Supreme Court, to the State Supreme Court in New York,
like in other words, well you can sentence and then
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next day we're going to be in front of the
State Supreme Court, and I'm telling you it's going to
get overturned. So that's why I keep telling everybody, we've
got to win. If we win, everything else will fall
into place. But what I fear for this is my honestly,
my nightmare, if I can be, you know, like in
the confessional, run brutally honest. My fear is that they're
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gonna steal the election. I don't think they can do it.
I think we just have too much of a lead.
I think we are gonna make it, as Gray said,
too big to rig. But this is my nightmare scenario
that they steal it and then they're gonna lock him up.
They're gonna lock him up and they're gonna throw away
the key. And I'm telling you, they're gonna go after Elon,
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They're gonna go after Tucker, They're gonna go they're gonna
go after me. I mean, they're gonna go as they say,
they're gonna go hunting. They are gonna go after every
major prominent political and public dissident and opponent. So that's
you know, that's truly my fear. So that's why I'm
praying for a victory in November. And I know that
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if we all do our part, we will win. But
we've all got to do our part. But no, you're right,
he may not even show up if he wins. I
there's many ways he can deal with this. So what
we're seeing now this is more desperation. See think about it, Ron,
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If they were really gonna lock him up, you don't
brag to an audience. Stalin never bragged. Hitler never bragged.
I dare anybody I've read. I can't tell you how
many biographies I've read Stalin, Mussolini, Hitler, Mao Kiff, Fidel,
even Maduro in Venezuela. He just locks people up. He
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doesn't brag about it. So if you've got to go
out there and brag, that's a position of weakness. That's
not a position of strength. They're panicking because they're losing.
Final word to you, RN.
Speaker 3 (20:49):
Yeah, Jeff, I think that he could set up a
provisional government at Mara Lago once he wins, and then
just wait until the twentieth and any federal judge can
swear them in Ted Marol Rago be perfectly legal.
Speaker 1 (21:07):
No, there's that option. But Ron, I gotta tell you,
I think this is such an outrageous proposition plan on
their part that after the election, the American people are
going to say, he just won a clear mandate and
an election, and your guys's response is to throw them
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behind bars. The backlash is going to be so massive,
so thunderous. I mean, they're they're they're committing political herey carey,
they're committing political suicide. So that's why I said, if
they want if they're that if they're that delusional, if
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they're that suicidal, like in other words, you want to
jump off the cliff, jump off the cliff, or honestly, Ron,
the better analogy is you want to pour gasoline all
over yourself and then you you know, you you strike
a match and you're like, I'm gonna be okay, you
want to burn yourself alive. I don't know what to tell you.
It's going to it is going to be the biggest constitutional,
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political legal mistake in the history of the United States,
and it will be considered utterly unacceptable. So Trump right now,
if he wins, he's holding all the cards. Ron, thank
you very much for that call. Just my opinion. Six
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one seven two six, six sixty eight sixty eight is
the number. How much time left? Mike? There's no time
for you know, Mike, I gotta tell you. You know,
I think when you wake up every morning, it's like,
how can I screw the cooner man today? You know
what I'm saying, Mike, I think like this, really, it's
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like your life's mission
Six seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight is
the number Frank in Gloucester. Thanks for holding Frank and welcome.
Speaker 2 (00:10):
Yeah, go on. And Jeff, you know when you mentioned
earlier about Trump Trump supposedly saying uh suckers and loses
and about that that that Mexican girl, that was the
burial of that Mexican girl. Do you remember saying that earlier?
Speaker 1 (00:26):
I mean I talked about it. And what's your point?
Speaker 2 (00:30):
My point is it wasn't the Democrats that accused him
was saying. It was Republicans. It wasn't democrats. The Democrats
reported what what the Republicans were saying, not not not
the other way around.
Speaker 1 (00:42):
Well, which which which Republicans said that he said that?
Speaker 2 (00:47):
Well, there was in the room when he said it,
in the White House. They were all Republicans. I'm sure
they were. I mean, I don't think there was any Democrats.
Speaker 1 (00:53):
Well you're talking now about the Atlantic piece. Yes, okay,
did you read the Atlantic piece? Yes, you read it.
Speaker 3 (01:03):
Yes, and it said that they're okay, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 1 (01:06):
No, I bet that okay, Okay, who was on the
record in that Atlantic piece, who on the record said
that he said that.
Speaker 2 (01:14):
What about him.
Speaker 1 (01:16):
No no, no, no, no, no. Listen listen, no, no, listen, listen, look, listen, listen.
This is the basics of sourcing and journalism. You claim,
I don't believe you. You claim that you read the piece
in the Atlantic, And if you read the Atlantic, you
know that they have gotten story after story after story wrong.
For example, for three years they went on about Trump
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being a plant for Vladimir Putin and it turned out
to be a pack of lies. So the Atlantic's credibility
is nothing. But you said you read this piece where
they alleged that Trump in a meeting at the White
House said why would you spend sixty thousand dollars to
bury an fing Mexican? So my question to you, since
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you just said, we've heard you now three times, Oh yeah,
I read it. I read it. Okay, fine, So who
on the record you know what on the record means, right,
their name, they put their name and their title to it.
Who on the record in the article said that Trump
said that?
Speaker 2 (02:19):
Darryl Kelly said that that Trump said he called the
sould the suckers and loaded.
Speaker 1 (02:24):
I'm talking about We'll get the suckers and losers. I
can destroy that myth again. Listen, Frank, don't bs me.
You just got caught in a lie. Okay, you're a
liar like Kamala and Biden aer liars. You didn't read
the Atlantic piece. I'm gonna ask you one last time.
In the Atlantic article, the recent one that just came
out where they alleged that he said, well, we're gonna
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spend sixty thousand dollars to bury an fing Mexican who
went on their record put their name and title and
said Trump said that, Nate, give me a name. You
read the article, Frank, so give me the name.
Speaker 2 (03:02):
Give me a name that said they didn't say it.
Speaker 1 (03:05):
Okay, there you go. Okay, so you didn't read it. Okay,
that was an anonymous source. One anonymous source. That's what
that was. Everybody who was at that meeting has come
out and said it's bull crap. We were at the meeting.
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Trump never said that. So they used an anonymous source.
I'm telling you, was completely made up, like they made
up about Trump being a Russian agent of Vladimir Putin. Now,
as for calling those people suckers and losers, twenty people
at that meeting, in fact twenty one. If you want
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the precise number, said, I heard the entire conversation. He
never said that. He never disparaged them as suckers and losers. Now,
let me tell you what is fact, Frank. When the
thirteen Marines were murdered blown up by a suicide bomber
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during Biden's disastrous debacle from Afghanistan, their bodies came home
in flag draped caskets. Do you know who didn't even
bother to show up, wasn't even there to pay their
basic respects? Kamala Harris, do you know what Joe Biden
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did as the thirteen were being brought in and the
parents are crying and grieving, He looked at his watch.
When is this thing going to be over? The only
people that have ever disparaged our veterans are Joe Biden
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and Kamala Harris. And that's why Trump has the overwhelming
support of people in the military and people who are veterans,
because during his four years, who gave them the VA
healthcare that they have now? It was Trump who took
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care of them when they were ignored and neglected by Obama. Trump,
who was the only president in my lifetime that has
never started a new war. Trump, you see, Frank, sometimes
it pays to do a little bit of reading. Final
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word to you, Frank, all.
Speaker 2 (05:42):
Right, okay, you're very you're very, very good in changing
the subject. I didn't call up about that. I called
up about hold hold disparage Trump. They were Republicans. Now
you stand that General Kelly, who was chief of Staff,
is aliath ll what you're saying.
Speaker 1 (05:57):
I've met General Kelly. General Kelly. First of all, General
Kelly is a Democrat. I can see on the text line.
You've had a couple of moonbats call in today. They
can read their writing on the wall.
Speaker 3 (06:08):
Now.
Speaker 1 (06:08):
That's why they're just throwing everything they can now with Trump,
every accusation, no matter how false, how slanderous, how bogus,
It doesn't matter now. Now it's just you know, you
know the old expression, throw enough of mud on the
wall and hope something sticks. That's now what they're into.
That's the phase. That's the phase they're in right now.
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Nine thirty two on the Great Wrko Jeff Cooner Boston's
Bulldozer six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty
eight Lisa on Cape Cod Thanks for holding Lisa, and welcome.
Speaker 3 (06:48):
Hi Jeff, how are you very good.
Speaker 1 (06:50):
How are you, Lisa?
Speaker 2 (06:52):
Good?
Speaker 1 (06:52):
Thank you?
Speaker 4 (06:54):
I can't believe I got to go after the guy
telling you that you're very good at changing the subject.
Speaker 2 (06:59):
That's fun.
Speaker 1 (07:02):
At least, look think about it. No matter what you say.
Now you're going to come across as a genius, as
a female Einstein, because you're following Frank from Gloucester.
Speaker 4 (07:17):
But it's more of an honor to follow your wife
because she reminded me of something. I think you touched
upon this a few weeks ago. Wasn't there the mayor
of the most important Muslim majority county in Michigan that
announced that he was going to be supporting Trump.
Speaker 1 (07:37):
Yes, and not only that, but other prominent Muslim American
and Arab American groups have endorsed Trump. But you know,
a group endorsing someone is it's nice, but it doesn't
It doesn't really amount to much. It's the polls are
showing now Trump is crushing Kamala in the Arab American
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community in Michigan, and apparently now they're coming out big
for Trump. So you've got now liberal media outlets saying
if she kisses away and loses the Arab American vote,
which is now she's gonna do. She's losing it, then
how can she win Michigan? So Trump has now done
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the impossible. You know, he's not just bringing on board
black men, He's not just bringing on board Latinos. He's
not just bringing on board all these you know, Democrats
like Toulca Gabbard who are now becoming Republicans. But literally
now he is bringing on board the Arab American community
in Michigan who have always, always, always voted for the Democrats. Really, Lisa,
(08:45):
I'm telling you, it's a political realignment, a political revolution
that we are witnessing unfold right in front of our eyes.
Speaker 5 (08:59):
The other thing that didn't get a lot of coverage
was there were actually people celebrating in Iran that when
Israel was doing what it unfortunately needs to do, they
were dancing and supporting that.
Speaker 4 (09:13):
And that's gotten buried. I found some footage. I don't
even know if it's still up, but those people need
to be supported too. And I just had two quick questions,
if I may, and I'll be really quick, is it
possible and correct me if I'm wrong, because I may
have misheard. But I felt like in twenty sixteen and
(09:33):
in twenty twenty, there were rumors of that somehow the
powers that be, if you will, could docs our vote
and if you're not into doing battle with retribution and
you're sacred right is to keep that information sacred in private.
Was that an incorrect, a false thing that I thought
(09:54):
I heard or is it something that can actually happen
in this day and age. And lastly to the people
down ballot with the focuses in Georgia and et cetera,
what if you went in with a sketch pad and
a pencil, old school, and you took your time, and
you went down ballot and just handwrite everything, and then
(10:15):
when you go up to hand it in, you say, look,
I would prefer to not use the machine. This is
my sacred right. This is my vote that probably tossed
it in the trash.
Speaker 1 (10:26):
Right, Yeah, they would throw it out. No, if you're
voting on voting machines, That's why I hate voting machines.
That's why to me, I prefer paper ballots and with
handcounts afterwards, because then I know my vote is being
counted and I process the way I want it to
be processed. So what you have to do is say
you voting a voting machine, you press say Trump. I'm
(10:49):
just gonna use it as an example, and the print
ballot spits out. Then you got to check the print ballot. See,
most people don't do that. They just assume, you know,
it's like a receipt, right, I never checked my receipt.
Oh ah sure, Okay, well you know whatever, I don't care,
just throw it in the bag. You know they're saying, no, no,
check the receipt. Check the print ballot. Does it say
(11:10):
you voted for Trump? If it says, you, be careful
because now they're they're flipping them. So that's why everybody's
got to be on alert. If you use voting machines
in rent them. Where I vote, we don't use vote.
I mean, we use voting machines to process the ballot,
but you know, have to count the ballot as you
(11:30):
put it into the machine. But I'm still using paper.
You know, I check off whatever I'm gonna vote for
Trump check. And you know, on the down ballot races,
you know, I use a pencil and then you know,
on a piece of paper or marker. I think they
give us a marker and you circle, you circle the
you know, you fill the circle. But in other places,
like in Georgia, Texas and elsewhere where they're using these
(11:52):
voting machines. You have to electronically press it gives you
your paper ballot, and then you got to check and say, okay,
yes it properly got my vote. Now look as to
your first question, Look, Lisa, I don't think so. They
haven't developed that kind of technology where they can literally
(12:15):
track everyone's vote and there'll be retribution. What we're starting
to see though, is there's retribution against prominent public people
who are opposing the regime. And I want to bore you.
The New York Times has a big piece about how
(12:37):
over twenty investigations now launched by the Biden Harris administration
into Elon Musk And they even have this fancy chart
how many the Department of Agriculture, the Department of the Interior,
the Department of Justice, the Department of Labor, and then
all these different agencies, the Federal Communications Commission, Trade Commission,
(13:01):
the Securities in Exchange Commission. They're going after them for
Tesla safety standards. They're going after his rockets at SpaceX.
Are they causing environmental damage? And they even admit we're fishing.
We're just fishing. It's a fishing expedition. We're just going
to unleash the full might the brunt of the federal government.
(13:26):
And we're going to keep looking and keep looking and
keep looking until we find something to nail this guy.
And you know, and look, they took Tucker off of Fox.
They're trying to take them off the internet or you know,
streaming like this is what they're trying to do. Now, Look,
I'll be very candid with you, Lisa. The FCC is
(13:47):
breathing down my neck. They want the Federal Communications Commission
to knock me off the air. Now, this is not
coming from the Democrats. This is coming from the I
knows in this state and their their media allies because
I dare to expose their corruption. So that's why I
(14:09):
am super super careful. Look, I'll be brutally honest with you.
If I said bull you know bs, I can't say it.
It's a slap on the wrist. Most talk show hosts
they'd let it slide. If I even said f you, Okay,
the whole thing, f you maybe a warning, you know,
(14:31):
a fine small fine, no, no, no, no, one F bomb
comes out of my mouth. One bs comes out of
my mouth. I'm off the air. They're circling like sharks.
So this is why I'm trying to tell everybody. They're
out to get us. And Trump has been saying this
(14:54):
now for a long time. They're not after me. I mean, yes,
they're after me. Of course, they want put me out
behind bars. They're really after you. And no truer words
have ever been spoken. But no, you don't worry, Lisa.
You cast your ballot for Trump. Nothing is gonna happen
to you.
Speaker 3 (15:12):
Trust me.
Speaker 4 (15:16):
Allaying those concerns. And notice how Aaron Burnett is celebrated
for using the S bomb.
Speaker 1 (15:21):
Now that's right. But I say I'm telling you really,
I swear to you, Lisa, I say the F bomb.
I'm gone. I'm gone. Whether management wants to protect me
or not, it's beyond management's hands. The FCC will come
in and yank me off the air, like this is
what I'm saying. So this is what we're up against.
So no, you're gonna be fine. It's people like me
(15:44):
public people like me. Look I have I mean, Grace
is gonna get mad at me now for saying this.
I shouldn't say this, but I'm gonna say it. I've
got the Irs now breathing down my neck. The IRS
is coming after me. Now. I pay all my taxes.
I've always paid my tax I'm meticulous about my taxes.
So I got a letter. Listen to this. You got
(16:04):
to hear this. I got a letter from the IRS,
and the IRS said that because I'm married, so I
file as married with two children. Okay, that's because I'm
married with two children. You know what they said to me,
you're not withholding enough money. You have to file as
(16:25):
a single man with no children. And whether I agree
or not, they're forcing me now, they're trying to take
as much out of my paycheck as possible. Now, as
I said to Grace, technically this is fraud. I hope
she's not listening. Does everybody have to know our private
personal business, Jeff? So what you want the IRS to
(16:51):
really come after us and take our house. So that's
some of the feedback I'm getting from my wonderful, beautiful wife, who,
by the way, have I not said before? I think
if I haven't said it before, I've really married up,
really married up, love my wife, and you know, I
just whatever she wants. Sweety if you're listening, whatever you want,
you can have it, okay, just don't be mad at me.
(17:14):
Six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight
is the number. So but yeah, that's why they got
their eighty seven thousand. As I was telling Mike, they're
eighty seven thousand u irs agents. It's not for the
millionaires and billionaires. It's to go after people like me
and you. Six one seven two six six sixty eight
(17:38):
sixty eight. Ron in Cambridge, Thanks for holding Ron and welcome.
Speaker 3 (17:46):
I God, bless you for doing what you do. I
don't know what we do without you, believe, thank you,
thank you and the way you handle the wackos, the
left wing wackos, semast class. Oh, thank you to it massively. Yeah,
thank you, Jeff. What is going to happen on the
twenty fourth of November? Youth really think that Trump will
(18:11):
actually show up for sentencing?
Speaker 1 (18:14):
You know, that's a very good point.
Speaker 3 (18:16):
Run.
Speaker 1 (18:17):
He may not even show up. See that's what I mean.
Winning changes everything, and they may just say ahead of time,
are you going to send him to jail? If you're
going to send him to jail, we're just we're going
to fast track it out an emergency application to the
Supreme Court, to the State Supreme Court in New York,
like in other words, well you can sentence and then
(18:39):
next day we're going to be in front of the
State Supreme Court, and I'm telling you it's going to
get overturned. So that's why I keep telling everybody, we've
got to win. If we win, everything else will fall
into place. But what I fear for this is my honestly,
my nightmare, if I can be, you know, like in
the confessional, run brutally honest. My fear is that they're
(19:03):
gonna steal the election. I don't think they can do it.
I think we just have too much of a lead.
I think we are gonna make it, as Gray said,
too big to rig. But this is my nightmare scenario
that they steal it and then they're gonna lock him up.
They're gonna lock him up and they're gonna throw away
the key. And I'm telling you, they're gonna go after Elon,
(19:24):
They're gonna go after Tucker, They're gonna go they're gonna
go after me. I mean, they're gonna go as they say,
they're gonna go hunting. They are gonna go after every
major prominent political and public dissident and opponent. So that's
you know, that's truly my fear. So that's why I'm
praying for a victory in November. And I know that
(19:48):
if we all do our part, we will win. But
we've all got to do our part. But no, you're right,
he may not even show up if he wins. I
there's many ways he can deal with this. So what
we're seeing now this is more desperation. See think about it, Ron,
(20:09):
If they were really gonna lock him up, you don't
brag to an audience. Stalin never bragged. Hitler never bragged.
I dare anybody I've read. I can't tell you how
many biographies I've read Stalin, Mussolini, Hitler, Mao Kiff, Fidel,
even Maduro in Venezuela. He just locks people up. He
(20:30):
doesn't brag about it. So if you've got to go
out there and brag, that's a position of weakness. That's
not a position of strength. They're panicking because they're losing.
Final word to you, RN.
Speaker 3 (20:49):
Yeah, Jeff, I think that he could set up a
provisional government at Mara Lago once he wins, and then
just wait until the twentieth and any federal judge can
swear them in Ted Marol Rago be perfectly legal.
Speaker 1 (21:07):
No, there's that option. But Ron, I gotta tell you,
I think this is such an outrageous proposition plan on
their part that after the election, the American people are
going to say, he just won a clear mandate and
an election, and your guys's response is to throw them
(21:27):
behind bars. The backlash is going to be so massive,
so thunderous. I mean, they're they're they're committing political herey carey,
they're committing political suicide. So that's why I said, if
they want if they're that if they're that delusional, if
(21:48):
they're that suicidal, like in other words, you want to
jump off the cliff, jump off the cliff, or honestly, Ron,
the better analogy is you want to pour gasoline all
over yourself and then you you know, you you strike
a match and you're like, I'm gonna be okay, you
want to burn yourself alive. I don't know what to tell you.
It's going to it is going to be the biggest constitutional,
(22:13):
political legal mistake in the history of the United States,
and it will be considered utterly unacceptable. So Trump right now,
if he wins, he's holding all the cards. Ron, thank
you very much for that call. Just my opinion. Six
(22:34):
one seven two six, six sixty eight sixty eight is
the number. How much time left? Mike? There's no time
for you know, Mike, I gotta tell you. You know,
I think when you wake up every morning, it's like,
how can I screw the cooner man today? You know
what I'm saying, Mike, I think like this, really, it's
(22:54):
like your life's mission
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