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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is a podcast from wor.
Speaker 2 (00:03):
From Everywhere USA. It's Fox Across America with Jimmy Flo.
Speaker 3 (00:08):
Oh hot, damn, Yes it is, and we are fired
up in this hour to have a chit chat with Debraleah.
Speaker 4 (00:13):
She works with Eric Adams.
Speaker 3 (00:15):
Eric Adams task with stopping Zoron Mom Donnie from winning
the Mayor's house at Gracie Mansion, implementing socialism and Sharia
law on the rest of US government controlled price controls
sounds a lot like socialism to me.
Speaker 1 (00:31):
Man I got a bad feeling about this.
Speaker 4 (00:33):
A lot of people do.
Speaker 3 (00:35):
We're going to talk about Mamdannie in this hour and
how the Liberals are trying to take this local, this
local push for socialism and take it national. You know,
that's what they see the New York City Mayor's race
as Right now, the band is playing clubs, but they're
trying to get that band into arenas in time for
the twenty twenty eight election. Grave consequences for everybody across
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the country. So we're just gonna have an honest conversation.
We don't aim to change the way you vote. We
just want to send you into the polling booth with
all the facts at your disposal, and I don't believe
that's a.
Speaker 4 (01:07):
Lot to ask.
Speaker 3 (01:08):
So eight at eight seventy eight, nine, nine to one zero,
whether you agree with me or not, we're going to
have this conversation because that's what we do. Not an activist.
I'm a talk show host. I say it every day.
You are all welcome. Be a Republican, be a Democrat,
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the Emily Compagno, the Jason Chaffits of the world. It's
going to be fantastic. So I don't know that you'll
miss me very much, but let's have this conversation. I
want to talk about Mondani and you know, I want
to explain to everybody listening around the country or it's
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so many stations, and that's great, man. It's really such
a high honor to be heard in this many mediums.
And the reason I love radio so much is it's true.
And I know this as a former cab driver. I
host a TV show here on Fox News, biggest news
channel in the world, so it's a huge deal. Obviously,
it's the honor of a lifetime. I like radio because
of where it's listened to. A lot of you are
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listening to me at work or maybe during your commute,
or maybe you know, on your morning walk. But the
point is it's an intimate medium and it's usually just
me talking to individual human beings and you're in the
struggle with them.
Speaker 4 (02:46):
You know.
Speaker 3 (02:46):
TV has that feel if you're watching TV alone, But
a lot of times people have TV on and it's
just like they're in the background and the families doing
what they do.
Speaker 4 (02:52):
And I love that.
Speaker 3 (02:53):
It's great, thrilled to be on but you really feel
and I just know this as being a former cab driver.
No one's driving around in their cab watching they're driving
around in their cab listening to the radio. And that's
why I have a special relationship with radio, because during
the twelve hours a day I would drive in New
York City taxi radio was like my buddy radio got
me through the day, spiritual caffeine, as we like to
call it on this show. So when I get into
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this radio studio and try to talk to you, the listener,
I try to prioritize things that will affect you, not
things that will affect politicians. Things that will affect politicians,
you know, and that's too much of that.
Speaker 4 (03:28):
In TV.
Speaker 3 (03:29):
They're like, well, how's this going to help fundraising? You know,
is this gonna increase their chance of getting the nomination? Like, yeah,
we can have that, you know, kind of water cooler
spitball thing. But when it comes to consequence consequence, meaning
things politicians do in power to affect our lives, those
are my top priorities. Okay, when it comes to the
safety of this country, when it comes to the financial
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wellbeing of this country, those are the two most primal
needs we need to focus on as voters, And unfortunately
those issues don't always get the shine when it comes
to the media. They don't always get the most press coverage,
but they are the most consequential and the reason they're
going to get the attention. On this particular segment of
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radio is everything zoron Mom Donnie stands for would make
you a lot less, safer, and broke.
Speaker 2 (04:19):
He knows what he's talking about.
Speaker 4 (04:21):
Broke. Okay.
Speaker 3 (04:22):
When you started hearing about his policies, he was asked
about you know, so a lot of people think it's socialism,
and he goes, well, it actually is. It's about combating
inequality and stuff. Do you know the old adage about
socialism is, you know, the reason it never works is
you eventually run out of other people's money. When you
hear things like free college, free school, free healthcare, free
buss okay, you understand none of it's free. And the
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people who voted for this, the people who voted for
it are the people who don't need it. When you
break down the demographics of who voted for Mom Donnie,
the majority of the people who voted for him are
educated white liberals, meaning woke people who think they know
what's best for the minority community.
Speaker 4 (05:05):
Everything woke turns to.
Speaker 3 (05:07):
The poor didn't vote for him, Latinos didn't vote for him,
Black voters did not vote for him, Muslim voters did
not vote overwhelmingly for him. Okay Asians voted for him
for a large extent. And white liberals of college education.
And why did they do that? Because they have been
indoctrinated to believe that socialism is good, that you have
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to be a member of a ledia academia to save
the poor. Because they're too stupid to know what's right
for them. And that is the condescending democratic attitude towards
the poor and towards minorities. Don't ever forget. They keep
telling you that asking black people to show ID voter
ID would deny them the ability to vote. It would
be worse than Jim Crow if you did that.
Speaker 4 (05:51):
This is Jim Crow on steroids.
Speaker 1 (05:53):
What they're doing in Georgia and forty other states.
Speaker 3 (05:57):
Think about that, Jim Crow. They used to burn black
people's down the Dixiecrats when the Democrats controlled those southern states.
They used to burn black people's houses down to deny
them the right to vote, to scare them out of voting,
charge them, pull taxes, attack them with mobs, and dogs
and all the bull connor bs and those were the Dixiecrats.
And then, you know, somewhere around the late sixties or
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early seventies, the Democrats were like, you know, instead of
attacking these people, we could just get them to vote
for us, just pretend we care about them and offer
them free stuff. And that's what they did, and that's
what brought on the great family separation and the welfare
society that put a lot of minority people at a disadvantage,
and kind of reverse racism society. We fought for civil rights,
we passed the Civil Rights Act, and instead of Martin
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Luther King creating a world where we judged people by
the content of their character instead of the color of
their skin, the Democrats have tried to take us all
the way backwards on race and tell us the color
of your skin dictates whether you have a chance in
life or not, which is such garbage because you're living
in America where a black man was just president for
eight years. You're living in America where every single day
a millionaire comes on cable news at night who's black
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and tells you the whole country's racist and black people
can't get ahead you also the Whoopie Goldberg stuff last week.
I mean, it was so embarrassing when she was saying
black people in America have it worse than gay people
do in Iran.
Speaker 1 (07:15):
The view is awful.
Speaker 3 (07:16):
Okay, gay people in I Ran get lit on fire
and thrown off buildings. You can't even go on TV
and say you're a gay person in Ran. You'd be executed.
Woopy Goldberg is on TV. She's won an Oscar, she's
won an Emmy, she's won a Grammy. She's on the
view making ten million dollars a year and farting on
the stage hands. That's a true story, by the way,
and you understand she can do that without fear of
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imprisonment or attack, some type of government intervention by force.
So it was so tone deaf and embarrassing. But the
race pimps, the race pimps, it's a very attractive industry
because you're catering to the lowest information people out there,
people who are too stupid, the no better people who
are too stupid to recognize or give credit for the
progress we've made. And a lot of woke white people
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whose emotions of their facts, who think it's good branding
to go. No, I'm with the race pimps. I'm trying
to help these people. That's why we got to defund
the police. But defunding the police drove up the black
murder rate by twenty five percent nationally, and black people
didn't vote for it.
Speaker 4 (08:16):
Woke white people did.
Speaker 3 (08:17):
But here is Mom Donnie talking about the inequality issue
and all the spending that comes with solving it Clip
thirty five.
Speaker 5 (08:23):
You're running on issues that are very relevant to people
in New York City, the cost of housing, free bussing.
Some have projected, you know that this is the type
of platform that would work in other parts of the country.
I mean, you're a proud Democratic socialist. Do you think
that is a platform that would work for other candidates
running in other parts of the country.
Speaker 2 (08:43):
Absolutely.
Speaker 6 (08:43):
I think ultimately this is a campaign about inequality, and
you don't have to live in the most expensive city
in the country to have experienced that inequality, because it's
a national issue.
Speaker 3 (08:54):
I mean, come on, Mom Donnie, he is so fullish
this guy. Guys, nobody, nobody has a legal advantage over
anybody else in the Air twenty twenty five, and it's
such an insult to the people who fought, protested, and
died to get us to where we are. Equal opportunity
does not mean equal outcome, you understand, And when they
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try to filter this through the lens of it's some
type of discriminatory black on white racism. Do you know
that white people per capita aren't even in the top
three of income earning classes in this country, not even close.
Asians and Indian Americans are one and two, and it's
nearly double of what the average white person salary is.
Think about that, Okay. Do you know how many migrants
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have come here from other ethnic descents and made hundreds
of millions of dollars because of our capitalistic system where
everyone can get ahead. You know, the thing that makes
America great is you really do define your outcome for
the most part. Yeah, you get hit by a bus
tomorrow and sorry, and that's horrific, and that's, you know,
not your fault.
Speaker 4 (10:00):
Understand.
Speaker 3 (10:00):
In the day to day America that you live in,
you have more opportunity at your disposal, regardless of what
race or sexual orientation you happen to ascribe to. Okay,
you have more upward mobility here in this society than
any other society literally anywhere, literally anywhere.
Speaker 4 (10:16):
In the world.
Speaker 2 (10:18):
That is correct.
Speaker 3 (10:19):
So you understand when he starts saying that, oh, inequality, Yeah,
we should be doing this around the country. So let's
talk about what he wants to do around the country. Okay,
this gosh, I hate stupid white people and that's who
he caters to. It used to be back in the day,
if you didn't go to college, you get a four
year degree, you were considered a little dumber than everybody else. Nowadays,
the people with the most degrees are the stupidest people
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in society because they believe this garbage.
Speaker 4 (10:42):
Okay, here he is not the best audio.
Speaker 3 (10:43):
I'll get an interviewed in the park saying he's gonna
provide sixty five million dollars in gender affirming care.
Speaker 2 (10:54):
Such an idiot.
Speaker 3 (10:55):
Okay, gender if which is a very fancy way of
saying we're gonna butcher you children.
Speaker 2 (11:00):
Guys.
Speaker 3 (11:01):
They don't tell you this enough about the trans community.
When a kid gets transd okay, say a five year
old says I'm trapped in the wrong body, and they're like,
hold on, well right there, we'll chop it off. Okay,
and they chop it off. If you become a boy,
you know, pretend you're a boy. You get a surgery
to pretend you're a boy, or you get a surgery
to pretend you're a girl.
Speaker 4 (11:16):
Because if you're trans, you're not that. You don't become
the other thing.
Speaker 3 (11:18):
Like you can yell at people to call you that,
but you're just celebrating permanent Halloween. You're putting on a costume.
But you understand when people go out and get those surgeries,
they are now committed to a lifetime supply of no
sexual activity.
Speaker 4 (11:34):
Whatsoever? Did you know that?
Speaker 3 (11:35):
Do they ever tell you that because of the way
they have to use tissue to reconstruct it or construct
fake organs, you can't actually feel any type of sexual pleasure.
So at the age of five, you're ascribing someone to
their lifetime to not being able to know what that's like.
It's no better than when they genetically It's no better
than when they mutilate people's genitals in these Muslim countries.
Speaker 4 (11:58):
I mean, it's crazy.
Speaker 3 (12:00):
We're gonna go spend sixty five million dollars a taxpayer
dollars here he is talking about a clip thirty three.
Speaker 6 (12:04):
One of the things that we've said beyond sanctuary for
holguc Qui custom orders.
Speaker 1 (12:11):
Beyond sect deficient, established all the sequia.
Speaker 6 (12:14):
Tusted payers, which is also that we're gonna pro by
sixty five million dollars fundative for genders from care, the
same amount of plumbing the cedal people out.
Speaker 3 (12:25):
So there he is. He says, we're gonna we're gonna
provide sixty five million dollars of funding for gender affirming care,
the same amount of funding for the FED was threatening
to pull away from local providers. So he thinks he's
some kind of a hero. You know, the FED doesn't
want a five year old to be able to chop is,
but I do. And the woke white people are like, yeah,
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where are Cevil rights pioneers? Let me tell you what
happened in our country, guys, being as we are, as
tolerant and inclusive as we are, being as we've made
as much progress on race as we are, I've been
telling you the trans movement is a manufactured civil rights movement.
It didn't exist five years ago. The Democrats were not
talking about this, okay, but understand they recognized it was
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a viable grievance movement.
Speaker 4 (13:08):
They can take.
Speaker 3 (13:09):
Stupid white people, young, stupid college educated white people who
want to believe they're more empathetic and they're more tolerant
and they know better than the rest of us, and
convince them that this was their selma, This was their
opportunity to integrate society, This was their opportunity to take
a long suffering people. Never mind that the people didn't
exist ten years ago. Were they out there in some capacity?
Speaker 1 (13:30):
Yes?
Speaker 4 (13:31):
Were they being allowed to change in the women's room
if they were a guy with a thing?
Speaker 2 (13:34):
No?
Speaker 3 (13:35):
Were they allowed to jump in the women's swimming pool
if they were a guy with a thing?
Speaker 6 (13:38):
No?
Speaker 3 (13:39):
But the Democrats decided that no, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, No,
what are you talking about. We've been down with this
all along, and it's about time they got their civil rights.
And we're now going to fight, and we're going to censor,
and we're going to ban, and we're going to protest.
And if little kids are going to be sterilized sexually
for the rest of their lives and subj you act
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to do a lifetime supply of follow up surgeries and
medications and hormones that don't naturally occur in their body.
Speaker 1 (14:05):
So be it.
Speaker 3 (14:05):
With a new civil rights generation, The difference is when
you fought for black civil rights, the black people existed.
You didn't have to create them. This is a civil
rights movement where you have to create the people. Think
about the insanity of that, and the only way to
do it is to lie kids into believing they're trapped
in the wrong body. I'm gonna give you more of
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this because Deborlet is coming by. I'm getting a little
worked up. Jimmy's a little worked up today. It shouldn't be.
But the reality is, if you're in the media and
you care, there are certain things you're gonna hear about
and you're gonna want to put down the idea you
have to be. There might be some impressionable paran out
there who's like, yeah, I think it'd be great if
my kid chopped this thing off at the end of five.
I mean, time was you could let a five year
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old make a permanent decision about their body.
Speaker 4 (14:51):
But you can't.
Speaker 3 (14:51):
You gotta be eighteen to get a tattoo. You gotta
be eighteen to buy a pack of cigarettes. You gotta
be eighteen to get a boob job. But you're telling
me at the age of five you can be like mommy,
a vagina instead, and your mom's gonna be like, yeah,
here you go, kid. I mean, wow, Well, my kid
couldn't possibly be wrong. Just because he thought he was
Superman and tried to jump off the shed last Friday
doesn't mean I shouldn't be just taking his word for
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it on any decision he wants to make with his body.
Speaker 4 (15:14):
It's bananas. So we'll continue to talk about it.
Speaker 3 (15:17):
But the important thing to understand is you just heard
Monzami say yes, these ideas should be implemented at a
national level.
Speaker 2 (15:24):
That's the deal.
Speaker 6 (15:25):
Here.
Speaker 3 (15:25):
He's running for mayor of New York thinking this is
a springboard for his party to use on the rest
of the country.
Speaker 1 (15:32):
So yeah, I need to had your kids had a
wife hedgehood because they're great being everybody out here.
Speaker 2 (15:38):
He's the most talented man on the radio, but he
needs your help.
Speaker 3 (15:42):
We all know somewhere underneath all of that bright collar
there it is Fox across America. Jimmy Fala, I'm gonna
be joined with Debora Leah here in the next break
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No one voting for Zorron Mondowney is using theirs. Here
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he is talking about an eight hundred percent increase in
spending to root out bigotry. This is fascinatingly stupid stuff.
Speaker 4 (16:12):
So what does it mean.
Speaker 3 (16:13):
You're gonna put up a bunch of billboards in New
York City and then someone's going to draw X rated
graffiti on the face.
Speaker 4 (16:18):
I know what happens.
Speaker 3 (16:18):
I've been on those billboards, Okay, But when you talk
about bigotry and this whole idea that like, I'm the
guy that's going to protect the Jewish community, You're the
guy that wants to globalize the into fada. You've defended it,
and you're supported entirely by the woke white kids who
are barring Jewish students from going to campus in Columbia.
So this is him trying to make nice and put
the anti Semitism thing to bed. Here, it is Clip
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thirty four.
Speaker 6 (16:41):
Ultimately, it's through the conversations I've had with Jewish New
Yorkers that I have developed a proposal for the Department
of Community Safety that would include an eight hundred percent
increase in funding for hate crime prevention programs, because ultimately
we cannot simply say that anti Semitism has no home
in this city.
Speaker 4 (17:00):
Or no place in this country. We have to do
more than talk about it.
Speaker 6 (17:02):
We have to tackle it. And that's what we will do.
Through this funding and through this commitment, we will root
out bigotry across the five boroughs.
Speaker 3 (17:08):
He's so stupid. How do you spend money to root
out bigotry? You know what it actually means? Are you
ready for this?
Speaker 4 (17:15):
And I do mean this.
Speaker 3 (17:16):
It just means they're going to invest money in more
government censorship and they're going to bar you from saying
certain things on social media or try to stop radio
host from expressing certain opinions. When it comes to bigotry,
when it comes to hate speech, when it comes to misinformation,
the eternal question is who defines hate speech?
Speaker 4 (17:35):
Who defines misinformation?
Speaker 3 (17:37):
Do you remember when the Biden White House started a
misinformation bureau to stop people from saying that vaccinated people
don't catch COVID. Meanwhile, back at the ranch vaccinated people,
we're catching it.
Speaker 4 (17:47):
And dying of it.
Speaker 3 (17:48):
So the point is, when it comes to misinformation and bigotry,
it just means say it our way.
Speaker 4 (17:52):
They don't care. They care about.
Speaker 1 (17:54):
Control Democrats are so full of crap.
Speaker 4 (17:58):
Oh hot, damn it.
Speaker 3 (18:00):
It's across America with Jimmy Faylo broadcasting across the country,
around the world, and of course here on seven ten
wo R the Voice of New York. I mentioned specifically
because Mikey went out and booked a phenomenal guest.
Speaker 4 (18:13):
But unfortunately women are now longer allowed.
Speaker 3 (18:16):
To talk in public because they're on Mom Donnie won
the primary debor le is here risking lifetime imprisonment for
your listening pleasure?
Speaker 1 (18:24):
Hey girl, Hey, sorry, I left my hedjab at home.
Speaker 4 (18:26):
Yeah, you better cover that face, girlfriend, you were out
of here.
Speaker 1 (18:30):
Then God Fox New still believes in free speech.
Speaker 4 (18:34):
Well, if you drove here, don't admit it. You'll get
in a lot of trouble for that.
Speaker 3 (18:37):
But oh my goodness, gracious, what a time to be
alive as a Jewish person in America.
Speaker 1 (18:41):
Huh as there Republican person, as.
Speaker 3 (18:43):
In anybody, as in anybody with a functioning brain, to
be clear. And when you hear him talking about you know,
Mom Donnie, he was like, we're going to increase spending
to root out bigotry by eight hundred percent. I'm like,
does that involve relocating every one of your supporters because
they're the most bigoted people among us, are they not?
Speaker 2 (19:01):
Oh?
Speaker 1 (19:01):
Absolutely. I just heard his whole platform of kill your landlord. Yeah,
that seemed to be what he ran on. But it's
really terrifying. In the last two days, I've just been
like upset. I tell everybody who was like, don't talk
to me anymore. I'm sick, sick of New Yorker's crap.
I have been born and raised here, and I think
that this is representative of an electorate shift in New York.
Everybody around me is like, oh, he didn't win yet.
Even if he does win, the mayor doesn't have so
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much power, don't worry about it. I'm like, it's the
fact that he could win the primary is like, there's
nobody good here left. I feel so alone.
Speaker 4 (19:31):
That's a big problem.
Speaker 3 (19:32):
And the other issue is too even in the fact
that you know he won the primary, and obviously he's
going to be opposed and they're going to spend a
lot of money to make sure people know who they're
voting for.
Speaker 2 (19:41):
Here.
Speaker 3 (19:42):
It's what we came to realize, is it's not he's
not getting elected by the poor of the minorities he
claims to be fighting for. It's woke white people. It's
woke white people who think they know better than everybody else.
And that's a scary part.
Speaker 1 (19:55):
That's kind of what's been rooting our entire country. It's
so white savior complex. Everything that they do to the
however tall it is, twenty foot statue in Times Square
of a random imaginary black woman, they think that's actually
helping society. And when minorities say, hey, no, freezing the
rent is actually going to make our rent more expensive.
Free subways is now going to make my commute much longer,
much more unsafe. Free grocery stores. I don't have ten
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days to wait for a piece of bread for my
eight children that I'm raising in the Bronx like thank you.
Anytime that they minority speak up, the white savior complex goes, no, no, no,
you don't understand. As Joe Biden said, black kids can
be just as smart as why It's like he really
thinks like that, it's racism. They don't think they know better,
and it's so sad and mean.
Speaker 4 (20:35):
It's so true.
Speaker 3 (20:36):
We're talking to debor leya and I will say this,
deb that was the whole in that summer of twenty
twenty when they were doing things like white people were
canceling Antemima, like a black family was getting royalties for
portraying Anewmima. It was three different families because the brand
was one hundred and thirty years old at the time.
And the white people are like, no, you know how
you get a quality, you take away their paycheck. Can
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pretend the racist pancakes are the problem in societ and
it's all slacktivism because it doesn't help with anything. Even
when you cancel like a football mascot, that doesn't help
nobody's nobody's better off. Yeah, and that's a scam. It's
these people who want to believe. And I think is
the biggest challenge for the modern liberal is they have
a lot of envy of like the civil rights movements
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that mattered, So now they're creating fake ones and that's
a lot of what they're throwing their energy behind.
Speaker 1 (21:23):
Absolutely, and I think it all everything in society is
so interconnected now. It all comes down to people wanting
to feel important, wanting to feel seen accepted, part of
a community. And when they're no longer part of any
religious community, they don't have for me. I go to
synagogue every week. If I'm not there, my presence is like,
well it's missed. And that's a feeling of being needed.
And so they're trying to create that nowadays and replace
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God in their lives with like all of this leftism
beliefs that's a religion to yea scientology, all that stuff.
I know it's a little bit different, Yeah, but I
get COVID. It's just really sad and honestly, now, I
think the Democrats are really torn. Like Kathy Hochel, Chuck
Schumer just endorse so Run, which is crazy.
Speaker 4 (22:03):
He wants to kill your people.
Speaker 1 (22:04):
She's burger. He claims to be one of us when
it's convenient for him, and he's done absolutely nothing to
help the Jewish community at all. But I think they're
really torn because they know this is the future of
the Democratic Party. The AOC is the Sohan, the Rashida
Talib's this is the future. That's why Nancy Pelosi has
stepped aside just making her money in the stock market.
Fifty you saw that she outperformed.
Speaker 3 (22:25):
The Jones, should beat the dal Jones by like forty percent.
Speaker 1 (22:29):
That's like witchcraft honestly, I think you're not torn. What
do you think about that? Because he's that future for Democrats.
Speaker 3 (22:37):
None of them endorsed him in the primaries except AOC,
who does want that future. The next Democrats nominated probably nominate.
So I think the moderates in the party, in most
of the party, are hoping he will lose because if
he wins, he has made the case for AOC to
be the nominee at a national level. That is the
goal here. So he's like a litmus test for an
AOC presidential run. But I think the reality is the
Democrats one power so bad that even though they didn't
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endorse him in the primaries, the minuty one, they were like, oh,
this is what we're doing because they don't care. They're
not running on a principle. In a lot of instances,
they run against their old principles. I mean, that's what
they're doing with Trump, and everything he stands for are
things they've supported in previous lives.
Speaker 4 (23:11):
But I want you to hear this.
Speaker 3 (23:12):
So he was almost Charlemagne this morning on the Breakfast Club,
and it's really fascinating because he's talking about business taxes
and he's like, you know, everybody says, well, people are
going to move their business out of state if I
get elected. He's like, well, we're still going to tax
them there. But he doesn't understand how bad he is
for business and the working class. And I'll explain why
after this clip, but just here it. It's clip thirty six.
Speaker 6 (23:33):
The first is to match the state's top corporate tax
rate to that of New Jersey. We're at seven point
two five percent, they're at eleven point five percent. Corporations
can pay it over there, they can pay it over here.
And the beauty of it is that it doesn't just
apply to corporations headquartered in New York City, because when
you say this, people will say, well, they're going to
go to Florida. Wherever you are headquartered, as long as
you do business in the state of New York, you
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are taxable for that corporate tax. We're talking about corporations
that are making millions of dollars, not in revenue but infit.
And the second is taxing the top one percent of
New Yorkers. We're talking about people who make a million
dollars a year more, taxing them just by a flat
two percent tax increase.
Speaker 3 (24:08):
Now, let me tell you the problem I know, which
is insane by the way. Okay, and we'll get there too.
When it comes to the corporate thing, he's like, Oh,
I don't care if they move away because we'll still
tax them.
Speaker 4 (24:18):
But you know what goes the jobs?
Speaker 1 (24:20):
Absolutely, everyone loses their job and then people will just
not do business in New York City. This I felt
like he was just reading a script of how to
destroy New York. Yeah, one oh one, because business is
like New York City is the business hub of the
entire country. That is millions billions of dollars are made
here probably every single day. To say that that's threatening
these companies, Oh, you want to do business, you want
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to make money here, you want to make people profitable.
What if a small business owner in New York wants
to order parts from a company that's now manufactured in Florida,
They're gonna have to pay extra taxes because of that.
That's not how you bring business and costs down. That's
how you raise the cost of living. Everything he campaigns
against this guy is recolied.
Speaker 3 (24:58):
Good for you, good job, y'all get a debrolea. She's
playing some conversational defense. But even when it comes to
this when it comes to the good media training. We
had guests not without your level of polish in that
very seat. But let's talk about this. Even when he
says we're going to just increase taxes on the rich,
that whole song and dance. The reason every politician, guys,
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if you're listening around the country, the reason politicians always
say they want to tax the rich is it allows
them to outsource the responsibility for their runaway spending. Okay,
you don't have to raise taxes on the rich if
you actually control your own spending. And when we are
the most heavily taxed country in the world, we have
the highest tax revenue of any country on the planet,
and we're thirty seven trillion dollars in debt, that means
the people in Washington are screwing up. The rich didn't
(25:42):
get us thirty seven trillion dollars in debt, so that's
the scam of something. And dopey white people again go like, yes,
you're the wretch. But what they don't understand is like,
we like to rich. We want to be the rich.
That's the whole point of the American dream is to
get rich, not to feel like you're a demon if
you pull it off, and you have to be rich.
Speaker 1 (25:58):
I'm sorry, people get a fend this. You have to
make a significant income to be able to live comfortably
in New York. Can you find a way to live
in New York without having a significant income? Of course,
split bedrooms, you know, live outside the city two hours
to get to your job. There's ways to do it
if you want it bad enough. But to actually live
comfortably in the city, they raise the subwayfairs that they
just raise all the tolls now, the congestion pricing every
(26:20):
single day if you step outside your apartment, even just
being in your five thousand dollars a month apartment. Yeah,
you're just bleeding money in the city. And I don't
know why the left and this new brand is obsessed
with less money in Americans pockets. Yeah, and they think
that's going to lower the cost of living.
Speaker 4 (26:33):
Do you think, session, I'll tell you what you need.
But that is that's the biggest problem.
Speaker 3 (26:38):
Is like a lot of these policies will kill your
job in the name of doing you a favor.
Speaker 4 (26:43):
Like that's what AOC did with Amazon.
Speaker 1 (26:44):
Yeah, got to say, scaring off h twenty.
Speaker 3 (26:46):
Five thousand jobs are coming into the district, which, folks,
if you're listening, just wrap your head around this. If
twenty five thousand jobs show up to your district, okay,
that means they need new places to eat, that opens restaurants,
they need hotels, they need housing, cars, there's so much
local revenue entertainment that has to happen that now doesn't
happen because there's twenty five thousand jobs left. But that
(27:08):
happened in the name of doing them a favor. She's like, no,
I'm going to stand up for my district. None of
you are going to work. And yeah, now her district
does the migrant capital of a migrant hooker capital of
New York.
Speaker 1 (27:19):
All of the districts in New York be coming back now,
and that's what the future is going to be. And
I'm really disappointed because I've said this for years in
the Republican Party, and like my friends are just not
so sympathetic to it because they weren't born and raised here.
This is my city. I was born and raised here.
These the streets of my playground. As they say, oh yeah,
they where JAYZ wrote that song just for me. Yeah,
I don't want to leave, and like do I want
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to raise my kids here. I don't know, but I
want to be able to have that choice. My mom's
so funny. She's like, New York's going to get so bad.
Let's go to Westchester, my mother. That's not going to
change anything here. The city is going to come infested.
It's going to become overrun. Businesses are going to shut down.
What happens when business is shut down. Look at San Francisco,
crime goes up, a legal immigration is going to go up.
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Homeless people are going to come in. It's going to
become so unsafe. We saw that during COVID when all
the business or BLM riots, when all the businesses were
boarded up, just people sleeping all over the streets. That
ruins a city and the city's going to be unrecognizable.
But I do want to lead it with a little
positive If Mom Donnie does end up winning the general election,
I think the only reason we got President Donald Trump
(28:22):
is because Obama. Trump was a reaction to Obama. Americans
were sick of. This was a big middle finger to
the left saying we don't want this future. If Mom
Donnie does win and there is still in New York
that exists after that. I think it is going to
prime New York to have the greatest Republican comeback since Giuliani.
I'll be twenty seven years old. I'll be able to
run for mayor at that time, and I think that'll
pave the way for a Republican mayor of New York City.
(28:43):
I'm a woman, two, I am a strong patriot of
this country, and I think if it really does get
that bad, New Yorkers will have no choice but to say,
you know what, we got to clean up the streets.
We've got to do a Guardian Angel situation here. Curtis Leewa,
Really yeah, I love that street. So that's the only
silver lining. But I don't want to live through that.
Speaker 3 (29:01):
No nobody does Debor Lea floating the idea of a
maorial run in twenty twenty eighth. Listen, nothing would surprise
me in terms of him winning. But I want to
believe there's going to be so much money thrown into
this race for the sole purpose of making him the
face of the Democratic Party at a national level. Because
(29:21):
this is what's fascinating to me. Okay, all of these
issues he's running on were just rejected, all of them.
Trump won on the issues border, economy, anything, foreign policy,
anything we can think of, men and women's sports, criminals,
everything he won on. So the Democrats are basically saying,
you know, it's not the customers always right, it's the
customer's always dumb. He doesn't know better, and we've got
(29:44):
to tell the customer how to do this. And that's
kind of their approach to national politics now, which I think, like,
if he would have win, right then I do think
AOC is the nomine because.
Speaker 4 (29:55):
They're gonna go, look at won in New York.
Speaker 3 (29:56):
It can win, and I think they'd be setting themselves
up for a catastrophic disaster. So I wonder if on
some level, as hungry as they are for power, they've
got to know better than to root for this.
Speaker 1 (30:08):
You know, we keep saying that on our side of
the aisle, that like, oh, they're so crazy, they're making
it so easy for us. But as we've seen, the
Democrats have been making major claims. Yes, Trump one, you know,
within the Hispanic community, it made a lot of improvement
in the black community, But overall, I think the left
has been actually moving their policies forward and they've been
getting support. I think part of the reason Kamala was
lost was not necessarily a rejection of those policies as
(30:31):
much as just it was bad timing. It was very
confusing for people so close to the election. She didn't
have like the best PR team, but she did have
pretty much similar campaign to Mom Donnie, trying to reach
the gen Z folks doing the podcast election. It worked
for Trump, so they think it's going to work. Mam
Donnie has dominated social media. She has ran a great campaign.
But I'm a little nervous for that, and I think
(30:52):
that this election shows at one of the highest turnouts
in a long time. I'm scared.
Speaker 4 (30:56):
Oh, come on, what do you mean you're gonna be
the mayor.
Speaker 1 (30:59):
Didn't and this is something that's annoying. I think everybody
can agree with this. I don't want a bad leader
on the other side. I want a leader that even
though I don't align with them, they don't represent me
a hundred percent. I won't be terrified and I going
to sleep knowing they're in charge, and we used to
have that that whoever won. Okay, at least some Americans,
they're not a radical. They still believe in the military,
(31:20):
they still support patriots. We don't have that anymore, and
it's really upsetting.
Speaker 3 (31:24):
Yeah, it's it's a wild time, folks. I was going
to tell you to make a U turn and that
U haul you just rented because of this Mom Donnie thing.
But now you might want to stay sald Head South.
You can see me and Hannity this weekend. You don't
have to come back and save New York just yet.
And we got six months. I think it's going to
be a long election. I think it's gonna be a
lot of money spent. It's gonna be a very high
profile and I think obviously every New York mayor does this.
(31:46):
You know, you gaining so much visibility. And I do
think that was Cuomo's motivation. He wanted to be married
to run at a national level. I think Mom Donnie's
firewall is aosa in the sense that he will if
he succeeds at a local level, propel her to make
a run for the White House, and she could become
the next woman to lose a presidential election case shan'twin, Okay,
(32:06):
the whole If you saw respond to Trump this week,
she's like, I'm a girl from the Bronx. We eat
guys from Queens of lunch.
Speaker 1 (32:12):
I'm a silly girl.
Speaker 3 (32:13):
I'm like, you're from Yorktown Heights. Yeah, Just so everyone's
listening around the country when you talk about the fraud
of AOC saying she's from the hood, Yorktown Heights is
thirty point one miles from the Bronx and it is legitimately.
I tweeted this a one hundred and eighty dollars cab
ride on the meter barring the search arge. If you
got into night it's like one ninety two fifty. There's
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no one you are not from a place that cost
two hundred dollars to get to. You know what I'm saying, Absolutely,
that's bananas.
Speaker 1 (32:41):
It's the same Kamala thing cause playing depending on the crowd,
AOC definitely has that mean Latina side to her. Nobody
will deny that she has that fury in her. But
I'm scared because I think it's created the environment with
the lack of education and the indoctrination in this country
that's been going on for years now. I think it's
primed it. People are dumb. They see a headline on TikTok,
they think that's the facts. They vote based off of that.
(33:02):
They don't actually do any research or energy.
Speaker 4 (33:04):
White kids.
Speaker 1 (33:05):
That's how you get me, White kids, Deborah, stupid young kids.
Speaker 3 (33:10):
I can't say anything as a black woman. I'm supposed
to just you know, educate myself.
Speaker 1 (33:14):
Yeah, butzero dot com.
Speaker 4 (33:17):
But you, as a white you have to get out
there and save the people.
Speaker 1 (33:20):
I'm just a Jew. I'm actually I'm not white. I'm
not this That's what they tell me on TikTok. They're like,
go back to wherever you came from. It was like
the Upper West Side, Manhatta, go very diverse. AIA.
Speaker 3 (33:32):
That's funny. The great Debra Leah, she's about to get deported. Uh,
we're back after this.
Speaker 2 (33:38):
You're listening to the most relatable man on the radio.
Best Fay to describe here was to say, he's a
typical boy next door. Fucks across America with Jimmy Phala.
Speaker 4 (33:47):
It's across America with Jimmy Fala.
Speaker 3 (33:48):
Debraleah sticking around for one more segment. Here is your
boy mom, Donnie vowing to arrest Benjamin Etna who clipped
thirty seven.
Speaker 2 (33:56):
But ma'am, I'm Donny. Welcome Benjamin into the city.
Speaker 6 (33:59):
No, as mayor New York City would arrest Benjamin Netta
who this is a city. That our values are in
line with international law. It's time that our actions are also,
Oh God.
Speaker 1 (34:09):
Our values are. Our values, according to him, are aligned
with Sharia law. Needs to shut up about international law
because the group that was finding nets now Who guilty
is just a ridiculously anti Semitic group. Nobody ever listens
to the courts whatever. This is really outrageous and outside
of it just being a Jewish, anti Semitic, clearly anti
Israel situation. To say that you're going to arrest the
duly elected prime minister of a democracy outside of our country,
(34:33):
another country, You power hungry monster. You want to rule
the world, to make the entire Who do you think
you are, mayor of New York City? A mayor of
New York is going to have the power and jurisdiction
to arrest a prime minister who is friends with the president.
But here's the hook, you're crazy. He's running for class president.
That's what he's running for. You can promise any dopey,
stupid thing from the people, like yeah, that sounds great,
(34:55):
I want free pizza. It's just a New York City,
the most diversity in the entire country. To run on
a platform that admits hate to any single group of
people in New York is really crazy and it's really weird.
Like I grew up, your New York voters make up
like what ten percent of all of the New York population,
not even voter, it's just the New York population. It's
a pretty large group, you know. And even if it's
(35:15):
like a two percent community. In New York City, we
are such a divers city. We have people from all
over the world. We are a city of people who
were immigrants and now have children here and have built
followed the American dream. It's so weird to run a
campaign that has so much hate in one of the
most diverse cities. And this is exactly what the Left is.
They're fueled by hate. They don't love Americans, they just
hate whatever they hate. And at the current moment it's
Israel and the Jews. But that's kind of always been
(35:37):
like that.
Speaker 3 (35:37):
It's just the way that is, Dirk Bags, it's why
we can't have nice things. Well, we'll have Devle again soon,
absolutely not soon enough, according to some.
Speaker 1 (35:46):
Well you're going on, he's going to be a rock
star across the Country's.
Speaker 3 (35:53):
Montana, Me and Hannity gonna go sing the hits, Debra
Laya best of the bast We'll do it again soon
if you're still allowed to speak in public under mom.
Speaker 2 (36:02):
Donny, There she goes.
Speaker 4 (36:05):
This has been a podcast from w o R.
This is a podcast from wor.
Speaker 2 (00:03):
From Everywhere USA. It's Fox Across America with Jimmy Flo.
Speaker 3 (00:08):
Oh hot, damn, Yes it is, and we are fired
up in this hour to have a chit chat with Debraleah.
Speaker 4 (00:13):
She works with Eric Adams.
Speaker 3 (00:15):
Eric Adams task with stopping Zoron Mom Donnie from winning
the Mayor's house at Gracie Mansion, implementing socialism and Sharia
law on the rest of US government controlled price controls
sounds a lot like socialism to me.
Speaker 1 (00:31):
Man I got a bad feeling about this.
Speaker 4 (00:33):
A lot of people do.
Speaker 3 (00:35):
We're going to talk about Mamdannie in this hour and
how the Liberals are trying to take this local, this
local push for socialism and take it national. You know,
that's what they see the New York City Mayor's race
as Right now, the band is playing clubs, but they're
trying to get that band into arenas in time for
the twenty twenty eight election. Grave consequences for everybody across
(00:55):
the country. So we're just gonna have an honest conversation.
We don't aim to change the way you vote. We
just want to send you into the polling booth with
all the facts at your disposal, and I don't believe
that's a.
Speaker 4 (01:07):
Lot to ask.
Speaker 3 (01:08):
So eight at eight seventy eight, nine, nine to one zero,
whether you agree with me or not, we're going to
have this conversation because that's what we do. Not an activist.
I'm a talk show host. I say it every day.
You are all welcome. Be a Republican, be a Democrat,
just don't be a bang. Here we go I number two.
(01:30):
I get two shows left this week and I'm on vacation. Well,
first I gotta hang out with Sean Hannity Saturday and
Sunday down in Florida. And you know some punchlines in
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it's like a seat away from being sold out. So
if you want that ticket, Fox Across America dot Com.
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But once that's out of the way, I actually will
be off. You'll get a week of Fox News guest
host next week, big names like the Kennedy's, the Giano,
the Emily Compagno, the Jason Chaffits of the world. It's
going to be fantastic. So I don't know that you'll
miss me very much, but let's have this conversation. I
want to talk about Mondani and you know, I want
to explain to everybody listening around the country or it's
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so many stations, and that's great, man. It's really such
a high honor to be heard in this many mediums.
And the reason I love radio so much is it's true.
And I know this as a former cab driver. I
host a TV show here on Fox News, biggest news
channel in the world, so it's a huge deal. Obviously,
it's the honor of a lifetime. I like radio because
of where it's listened to. A lot of you are
(02:32):
listening to me at work or maybe during your commute,
or maybe you know, on your morning walk. But the
point is it's an intimate medium and it's usually just
me talking to individual human beings and you're in the
struggle with them.
Speaker 4 (02:46):
You know.
Speaker 3 (02:46):
TV has that feel if you're watching TV alone, But
a lot of times people have TV on and it's
just like they're in the background and the families doing
what they do.
Speaker 4 (02:52):
And I love that.
Speaker 3 (02:53):
It's great, thrilled to be on but you really feel
and I just know this as being a former cab driver.
No one's driving around in their cab watching they're driving
around in their cab listening to the radio. And that's
why I have a special relationship with radio, because during
the twelve hours a day I would drive in New
York City taxi radio was like my buddy radio got
me through the day, spiritual caffeine, as we like to
call it on this show. So when I get into
(03:16):
this radio studio and try to talk to you, the listener,
I try to prioritize things that will affect you, not
things that will affect politicians. Things that will affect politicians,
you know, and that's too much of that.
Speaker 4 (03:28):
In TV.
Speaker 3 (03:29):
They're like, well, how's this going to help fundraising? You know,
is this gonna increase their chance of getting the nomination? Like, yeah,
we can have that, you know, kind of water cooler
spitball thing. But when it comes to consequence consequence, meaning
things politicians do in power to affect our lives, those
are my top priorities. Okay, when it comes to the
safety of this country, when it comes to the financial
(03:52):
wellbeing of this country, those are the two most primal
needs we need to focus on as voters, And unfortunately
those issues don't always get the shine when it comes
to the media. They don't always get the most press coverage,
but they are the most consequential and the reason they're
going to get the attention. On this particular segment of
(04:13):
radio is everything zoron Mom Donnie stands for would make
you a lot less, safer, and broke.
Speaker 2 (04:19):
He knows what he's talking about.
Speaker 4 (04:21):
Broke. Okay.
Speaker 3 (04:22):
When you started hearing about his policies, he was asked
about you know, so a lot of people think it's socialism,
and he goes, well, it actually is. It's about combating
inequality and stuff. Do you know the old adage about
socialism is, you know, the reason it never works is
you eventually run out of other people's money. When you
hear things like free college, free school, free healthcare, free
buss okay, you understand none of it's free. And the
(04:44):
people who voted for this, the people who voted for
it are the people who don't need it. When you
break down the demographics of who voted for Mom Donnie,
the majority of the people who voted for him are
educated white liberals, meaning woke people who think they know
what's best for the minority community.
Speaker 4 (05:05):
Everything woke turns to.
Speaker 3 (05:07):
The poor didn't vote for him, Latinos didn't vote for him,
Black voters did not vote for him, Muslim voters did
not vote overwhelmingly for him. Okay Asians voted for him
for a large extent. And white liberals of college education.
And why did they do that? Because they have been
indoctrinated to believe that socialism is good, that you have
(05:29):
to be a member of a ledia academia to save
the poor. Because they're too stupid to know what's right
for them. And that is the condescending democratic attitude towards
the poor and towards minorities. Don't ever forget. They keep
telling you that asking black people to show ID voter
ID would deny them the ability to vote. It would
be worse than Jim Crow if you did that.
Speaker 4 (05:51):
This is Jim Crow on steroids.
Speaker 1 (05:53):
What they're doing in Georgia and forty other states.
Speaker 3 (05:57):
Think about that, Jim Crow. They used to burn black
people's down the Dixiecrats when the Democrats controlled those southern states.
They used to burn black people's houses down to deny
them the right to vote, to scare them out of voting,
charge them, pull taxes, attack them with mobs, and dogs
and all the bull connor bs and those were the Dixiecrats.
And then, you know, somewhere around the late sixties or
(06:18):
early seventies, the Democrats were like, you know, instead of
attacking these people, we could just get them to vote
for us, just pretend we care about them and offer
them free stuff. And that's what they did, and that's
what brought on the great family separation and the welfare
society that put a lot of minority people at a disadvantage,
and kind of reverse racism society. We fought for civil rights,
we passed the Civil Rights Act, and instead of Martin
(06:42):
Luther King creating a world where we judged people by
the content of their character instead of the color of
their skin, the Democrats have tried to take us all
the way backwards on race and tell us the color
of your skin dictates whether you have a chance in
life or not, which is such garbage because you're living
in America where a black man was just president for
eight years. You're living in America where every single day
a millionaire comes on cable news at night who's black
(07:03):
and tells you the whole country's racist and black people
can't get ahead you also the Whoopie Goldberg stuff last week.
I mean, it was so embarrassing when she was saying
black people in America have it worse than gay people
do in Iran.
Speaker 1 (07:15):
The view is awful.
Speaker 3 (07:16):
Okay, gay people in I Ran get lit on fire
and thrown off buildings. You can't even go on TV
and say you're a gay person in Ran. You'd be executed.
Woopy Goldberg is on TV. She's won an Oscar, she's
won an Emmy, she's won a Grammy. She's on the
view making ten million dollars a year and farting on
the stage hands. That's a true story, by the way,
and you understand she can do that without fear of
(07:39):
imprisonment or attack, some type of government intervention by force.
So it was so tone deaf and embarrassing. But the
race pimps, the race pimps, it's a very attractive industry
because you're catering to the lowest information people out there,
people who are too stupid, the no better people who
are too stupid to recognize or give credit for the
progress we've made. And a lot of woke white people
(08:01):
whose emotions of their facts, who think it's good branding
to go. No, I'm with the race pimps. I'm trying
to help these people. That's why we got to defund
the police. But defunding the police drove up the black
murder rate by twenty five percent nationally, and black people
didn't vote for it.
Speaker 4 (08:16):
Woke white people did.
Speaker 3 (08:17):
But here is Mom Donnie talking about the inequality issue
and all the spending that comes with solving it Clip
thirty five.
Speaker 5 (08:23):
You're running on issues that are very relevant to people
in New York City, the cost of housing, free bussing.
Some have projected, you know that this is the type
of platform that would work in other parts of the country.
I mean, you're a proud Democratic socialist. Do you think
that is a platform that would work for other candidates
running in other parts of the country.
Speaker 2 (08:43):
Absolutely.
Speaker 6 (08:43):
I think ultimately this is a campaign about inequality, and
you don't have to live in the most expensive city
in the country to have experienced that inequality, because it's
a national issue.
Speaker 3 (08:54):
I mean, come on, Mom Donnie, he is so fullish
this guy. Guys, nobody, nobody has a legal advantage over
anybody else in the Air twenty twenty five, and it's
such an insult to the people who fought, protested, and
died to get us to where we are. Equal opportunity
does not mean equal outcome, you understand, And when they
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try to filter this through the lens of it's some
type of discriminatory black on white racism. Do you know
that white people per capita aren't even in the top
three of income earning classes in this country, not even close.
Asians and Indian Americans are one and two, and it's
nearly double of what the average white person salary is.
Think about that, Okay. Do you know how many migrants
(09:39):
have come here from other ethnic descents and made hundreds
of millions of dollars because of our capitalistic system where
everyone can get ahead. You know, the thing that makes
America great is you really do define your outcome for
the most part. Yeah, you get hit by a bus
tomorrow and sorry, and that's horrific, and that's, you know,
not your fault.
Speaker 4 (10:00):
Understand.
Speaker 3 (10:00):
In the day to day America that you live in,
you have more opportunity at your disposal, regardless of what
race or sexual orientation you happen to ascribe to. Okay,
you have more upward mobility here in this society than
any other society literally anywhere, literally anywhere.
Speaker 4 (10:16):
In the world.
Speaker 2 (10:18):
That is correct.
Speaker 3 (10:19):
So you understand when he starts saying that, oh, inequality, Yeah,
we should be doing this around the country. So let's
talk about what he wants to do around the country. Okay,
this gosh, I hate stupid white people and that's who
he caters to. It used to be back in the day,
if you didn't go to college, you get a four
year degree, you were considered a little dumber than everybody else. Nowadays,
the people with the most degrees are the stupidest people
(10:39):
in society because they believe this garbage.
Speaker 4 (10:42):
Okay, here he is not the best audio.
Speaker 3 (10:43):
I'll get an interviewed in the park saying he's gonna
provide sixty five million dollars in gender affirming care.
Speaker 2 (10:54):
Such an idiot.
Speaker 3 (10:55):
Okay, gender if which is a very fancy way of
saying we're gonna butcher you children.
Speaker 2 (11:00):
Guys.
Speaker 3 (11:01):
They don't tell you this enough about the trans community.
When a kid gets transd okay, say a five year
old says I'm trapped in the wrong body, and they're like,
hold on, well right there, we'll chop it off. Okay,
and they chop it off. If you become a boy,
you know, pretend you're a boy. You get a surgery
to pretend you're a boy, or you get a surgery
to pretend you're a girl.
Speaker 4 (11:16):
Because if you're trans, you're not that. You don't become
the other thing.
Speaker 3 (11:18):
Like you can yell at people to call you that,
but you're just celebrating permanent Halloween. You're putting on a costume.
But you understand when people go out and get those surgeries,
they are now committed to a lifetime supply of no
sexual activity.
Speaker 4 (11:34):
Whatsoever? Did you know that?
Speaker 3 (11:35):
Do they ever tell you that because of the way
they have to use tissue to reconstruct it or construct
fake organs, you can't actually feel any type of sexual pleasure.
So at the age of five, you're ascribing someone to
their lifetime to not being able to know what that's like.
It's no better than when they genetically It's no better
than when they mutilate people's genitals in these Muslim countries.
Speaker 4 (11:58):
I mean, it's crazy.
Speaker 3 (12:00):
We're gonna go spend sixty five million dollars a taxpayer
dollars here he is talking about a clip thirty three.
Speaker 6 (12:04):
One of the things that we've said beyond sanctuary for
holguc Qui custom orders.
Speaker 1 (12:11):
Beyond sect deficient, established all the sequia.
Speaker 6 (12:14):
Tusted payers, which is also that we're gonna pro by
sixty five million dollars fundative for genders from care, the
same amount of plumbing the cedal people out.
Speaker 3 (12:25):
So there he is. He says, we're gonna we're gonna
provide sixty five million dollars of funding for gender affirming care,
the same amount of funding for the FED was threatening
to pull away from local providers. So he thinks he's
some kind of a hero. You know, the FED doesn't
want a five year old to be able to chop is,
but I do. And the woke white people are like, yeah,
(12:45):
where are Cevil rights pioneers? Let me tell you what
happened in our country, guys, being as we are, as
tolerant and inclusive as we are, being as we've made
as much progress on race as we are, I've been
telling you the trans movement is a manufactured civil rights movement.
It didn't exist five years ago. The Democrats were not
talking about this, okay, but understand they recognized it was
(13:06):
a viable grievance movement.
Speaker 4 (13:08):
They can take.
Speaker 3 (13:09):
Stupid white people, young, stupid college educated white people who
want to believe they're more empathetic and they're more tolerant
and they know better than the rest of us, and
convince them that this was their selma, This was their
opportunity to integrate society, This was their opportunity to take
a long suffering people. Never mind that the people didn't
exist ten years ago. Were they out there in some capacity?
Speaker 1 (13:30):
Yes?
Speaker 4 (13:31):
Were they being allowed to change in the women's room
if they were a guy with a thing?
Speaker 2 (13:34):
No?
Speaker 3 (13:35):
Were they allowed to jump in the women's swimming pool
if they were a guy with a thing?
Speaker 6 (13:38):
No?
Speaker 3 (13:39):
But the Democrats decided that no, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, No,
what are you talking about. We've been down with this
all along, and it's about time they got their civil rights.
And we're now going to fight, and we're going to censor,
and we're going to ban, and we're going to protest.
And if little kids are going to be sterilized sexually
for the rest of their lives and subj you act
(14:00):
to do a lifetime supply of follow up surgeries and
medications and hormones that don't naturally occur in their body.
Speaker 1 (14:05):
So be it.
Speaker 3 (14:05):
With a new civil rights generation, The difference is when
you fought for black civil rights, the black people existed.
You didn't have to create them. This is a civil
rights movement where you have to create the people. Think
about the insanity of that, and the only way to
do it is to lie kids into believing they're trapped
in the wrong body. I'm gonna give you more of
(14:27):
this because Deborlet is coming by. I'm getting a little
worked up. Jimmy's a little worked up today. It shouldn't be.
But the reality is, if you're in the media and
you care, there are certain things you're gonna hear about
and you're gonna want to put down the idea you
have to be. There might be some impressionable paran out
there who's like, yeah, I think it'd be great if
my kid chopped this thing off at the end of five.
I mean, time was you could let a five year
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old make a permanent decision about their body.
Speaker 4 (14:51):
But you can't.
Speaker 3 (14:51):
You gotta be eighteen to get a tattoo. You gotta
be eighteen to buy a pack of cigarettes. You gotta
be eighteen to get a boob job. But you're telling
me at the age of five you can be like mommy,
a vagina instead, and your mom's gonna be like, yeah,
here you go, kid. I mean, wow, Well, my kid
couldn't possibly be wrong. Just because he thought he was
Superman and tried to jump off the shed last Friday
doesn't mean I shouldn't be just taking his word for
(15:12):
it on any decision he wants to make with his body.
Speaker 4 (15:14):
It's bananas. So we'll continue to talk about it.
Speaker 3 (15:17):
But the important thing to understand is you just heard
Monzami say yes, these ideas should be implemented at a
national level.
Speaker 2 (15:24):
That's the deal.
Speaker 6 (15:25):
Here.
Speaker 3 (15:25):
He's running for mayor of New York thinking this is
a springboard for his party to use on the rest
of the country.
Speaker 1 (15:32):
So yeah, I need to had your kids had a
wife hedgehood because they're great being everybody out here.
Speaker 2 (15:38):
He's the most talented man on the radio, but he
needs your help.
Speaker 3 (15:42):
We all know somewhere underneath all of that bright collar
there it is Fox across America. Jimmy Fala, I'm gonna
be joined with Debora Leah here in the next break
halfway point of this three hour masterpiece brought to you
by the fine folks at Prevagen. Prevagen is for your brain.
No one voting for Zorron Mondowney is using theirs. Here
(16:03):
he is talking about an eight hundred percent increase in
spending to root out bigotry. This is fascinatingly stupid stuff.
Speaker 4 (16:12):
So what does it mean.
Speaker 3 (16:13):
You're gonna put up a bunch of billboards in New
York City and then someone's going to draw X rated
graffiti on the face.
Speaker 4 (16:18):
I know what happens.
Speaker 3 (16:18):
I've been on those billboards, Okay, But when you talk
about bigotry and this whole idea that like, I'm the
guy that's going to protect the Jewish community, You're the
guy that wants to globalize the into fada. You've defended it,
and you're supported entirely by the woke white kids who
are barring Jewish students from going to campus in Columbia.
So this is him trying to make nice and put
the anti Semitism thing to bed. Here, it is Clip
(16:41):
thirty four.
Speaker 6 (16:41):
Ultimately, it's through the conversations I've had with Jewish New
Yorkers that I have developed a proposal for the Department
of Community Safety that would include an eight hundred percent
increase in funding for hate crime prevention programs, because ultimately
we cannot simply say that anti Semitism has no home
in this city.
Speaker 4 (17:00):
Or no place in this country. We have to do
more than talk about it.
Speaker 6 (17:02):
We have to tackle it. And that's what we will do.
Through this funding and through this commitment, we will root
out bigotry across the five boroughs.
Speaker 3 (17:08):
He's so stupid. How do you spend money to root
out bigotry? You know what it actually means? Are you
ready for this?
Speaker 4 (17:15):
And I do mean this.
Speaker 3 (17:16):
It just means they're going to invest money in more
government censorship and they're going to bar you from saying
certain things on social media or try to stop radio
host from expressing certain opinions. When it comes to bigotry,
when it comes to hate speech, when it comes to misinformation,
the eternal question is who defines hate speech?
Speaker 4 (17:35):
Who defines misinformation?
Speaker 3 (17:37):
Do you remember when the Biden White House started a
misinformation bureau to stop people from saying that vaccinated people
don't catch COVID. Meanwhile, back at the ranch vaccinated people,
we're catching it.
Speaker 4 (17:47):
And dying of it.
Speaker 3 (17:48):
So the point is, when it comes to misinformation and bigotry,
it just means say it our way.
Speaker 4 (17:52):
They don't care. They care about.
Speaker 1 (17:54):
Control Democrats are so full of crap.
Speaker 4 (17:58):
Oh hot, damn it.
Speaker 3 (18:00):
It's across America with Jimmy Faylo broadcasting across the country,
around the world, and of course here on seven ten
wo R the Voice of New York. I mentioned specifically
because Mikey went out and booked a phenomenal guest.
Speaker 4 (18:13):
But unfortunately women are now longer allowed.
Speaker 3 (18:16):
To talk in public because they're on Mom Donnie won
the primary debor le is here risking lifetime imprisonment for
your listening pleasure?
Speaker 1 (18:24):
Hey girl, Hey, sorry, I left my hedjab at home.
Speaker 4 (18:26):
Yeah, you better cover that face, girlfriend, you were out
of here.
Speaker 1 (18:30):
Then God Fox New still believes in free speech.
Speaker 4 (18:34):
Well, if you drove here, don't admit it. You'll get
in a lot of trouble for that.
Speaker 3 (18:37):
But oh my goodness, gracious, what a time to be
alive as a Jewish person in America.
Speaker 1 (18:41):
Huh as there Republican person, as.
Speaker 3 (18:43):
In anybody, as in anybody with a functioning brain, to
be clear. And when you hear him talking about you know,
Mom Donnie, he was like, we're going to increase spending
to root out bigotry by eight hundred percent. I'm like,
does that involve relocating every one of your supporters because
they're the most bigoted people among us, are they not?
Speaker 2 (19:01):
Oh?
Speaker 1 (19:01):
Absolutely. I just heard his whole platform of kill your landlord. Yeah,
that seemed to be what he ran on. But it's
really terrifying. In the last two days, I've just been
like upset. I tell everybody who was like, don't talk
to me anymore. I'm sick, sick of New Yorker's crap.
I have been born and raised here, and I think
that this is representative of an electorate shift in New York.
Everybody around me is like, oh, he didn't win yet.
Even if he does win, the mayor doesn't have so
(19:23):
much power, don't worry about it. I'm like, it's the
fact that he could win the primary is like, there's
nobody good here left. I feel so alone.
Speaker 4 (19:31):
That's a big problem.
Speaker 3 (19:32):
And the other issue is too even in the fact
that you know he won the primary, and obviously he's
going to be opposed and they're going to spend a
lot of money to make sure people know who they're
voting for.
Speaker 2 (19:41):
Here.
Speaker 3 (19:42):
It's what we came to realize, is it's not he's
not getting elected by the poor of the minorities he
claims to be fighting for. It's woke white people. It's
woke white people who think they know better than everybody else.
And that's a scary part.
Speaker 1 (19:55):
That's kind of what's been rooting our entire country. It's
so white savior complex. Everything that they do to the
however tall it is, twenty foot statue in Times Square
of a random imaginary black woman, they think that's actually
helping society. And when minorities say, hey, no, freezing the
rent is actually going to make our rent more expensive.
Free subways is now going to make my commute much longer,
much more unsafe. Free grocery stores. I don't have ten
(20:17):
days to wait for a piece of bread for my
eight children that I'm raising in the Bronx like thank you.
Anytime that they minority speak up, the white savior complex goes, no, no, no,
you don't understand. As Joe Biden said, black kids can
be just as smart as why It's like he really
thinks like that, it's racism. They don't think they know better,
and it's so sad and mean.
Speaker 4 (20:35):
It's so true.
Speaker 3 (20:36):
We're talking to debor leya and I will say this,
deb that was the whole in that summer of twenty
twenty when they were doing things like white people were
canceling Antemima, like a black family was getting royalties for
portraying Anewmima. It was three different families because the brand
was one hundred and thirty years old at the time.
And the white people are like, no, you know how
you get a quality, you take away their paycheck. Can
(20:57):
pretend the racist pancakes are the problem in societ and
it's all slacktivism because it doesn't help with anything. Even
when you cancel like a football mascot, that doesn't help
nobody's nobody's better off. Yeah, and that's a scam. It's
these people who want to believe. And I think is
the biggest challenge for the modern liberal is they have
a lot of envy of like the civil rights movements
(21:17):
that mattered, So now they're creating fake ones and that's
a lot of what they're throwing their energy behind.
Speaker 1 (21:23):
Absolutely, and I think it all everything in society is
so interconnected now. It all comes down to people wanting
to feel important, wanting to feel seen accepted, part of
a community. And when they're no longer part of any
religious community, they don't have for me. I go to
synagogue every week. If I'm not there, my presence is like,
well it's missed. And that's a feeling of being needed.
And so they're trying to create that nowadays and replace
(21:45):
God in their lives with like all of this leftism
beliefs that's a religion to yea scientology, all that stuff.
I know it's a little bit different, Yeah, but I
get COVID. It's just really sad and honestly, now, I
think the Democrats are really torn. Like Kathy Hochel, Chuck
Schumer just endorse so Run, which is crazy.
Speaker 4 (22:03):
He wants to kill your people.
Speaker 1 (22:04):
She's burger. He claims to be one of us when
it's convenient for him, and he's done absolutely nothing to
help the Jewish community at all. But I think they're
really torn because they know this is the future of
the Democratic Party. The AOC is the Sohan, the Rashida
Talib's this is the future. That's why Nancy Pelosi has
stepped aside just making her money in the stock market.
Fifty you saw that she outperformed.
Speaker 3 (22:25):
The Jones, should beat the dal Jones by like forty percent.
Speaker 1 (22:29):
That's like witchcraft honestly, I think you're not torn. What
do you think about that? Because he's that future for Democrats.
Speaker 3 (22:37):
None of them endorsed him in the primaries except AOC,
who does want that future. The next Democrats nominated probably nominate.
So I think the moderates in the party, in most
of the party, are hoping he will lose because if
he wins, he has made the case for AOC to
be the nominee at a national level. That is the
goal here. So he's like a litmus test for an
AOC presidential run. But I think the reality is the
Democrats one power so bad that even though they didn't
(22:59):
endorse him in the primaries, the minuty one, they were like, oh,
this is what we're doing because they don't care. They're
not running on a principle. In a lot of instances,
they run against their old principles. I mean, that's what
they're doing with Trump, and everything he stands for are
things they've supported in previous lives.
Speaker 4 (23:11):
But I want you to hear this.
Speaker 3 (23:12):
So he was almost Charlemagne this morning on the Breakfast Club,
and it's really fascinating because he's talking about business taxes
and he's like, you know, everybody says, well, people are
going to move their business out of state if I
get elected. He's like, well, we're still going to tax
them there. But he doesn't understand how bad he is
for business and the working class. And I'll explain why
after this clip, but just here it. It's clip thirty six.
Speaker 6 (23:33):
The first is to match the state's top corporate tax
rate to that of New Jersey. We're at seven point
two five percent, they're at eleven point five percent. Corporations
can pay it over there, they can pay it over here.
And the beauty of it is that it doesn't just
apply to corporations headquartered in New York City, because when
you say this, people will say, well, they're going to
go to Florida. Wherever you are headquartered, as long as
you do business in the state of New York, you
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are taxable for that corporate tax. We're talking about corporations
that are making millions of dollars, not in revenue but infit.
And the second is taxing the top one percent of
New Yorkers. We're talking about people who make a million
dollars a year more, taxing them just by a flat
two percent tax increase.
Speaker 3 (24:08):
Now, let me tell you the problem I know, which
is insane by the way. Okay, and we'll get there too.
When it comes to the corporate thing, he's like, Oh,
I don't care if they move away because we'll still
tax them.
Speaker 4 (24:18):
But you know what goes the jobs?
Speaker 1 (24:20):
Absolutely, everyone loses their job and then people will just
not do business in New York City. This I felt
like he was just reading a script of how to
destroy New York. Yeah, one oh one, because business is
like New York City is the business hub of the
entire country. That is millions billions of dollars are made
here probably every single day. To say that that's threatening
these companies, Oh, you want to do business, you want
(24:41):
to make money here, you want to make people profitable.
What if a small business owner in New York wants
to order parts from a company that's now manufactured in Florida,
They're gonna have to pay extra taxes because of that.
That's not how you bring business and costs down. That's
how you raise the cost of living. Everything he campaigns
against this guy is recolied.
Speaker 3 (24:58):
Good for you, good job, y'all get a debrolea. She's
playing some conversational defense. But even when it comes to
this when it comes to the good media training. We
had guests not without your level of polish in that
very seat. But let's talk about this. Even when he
says we're going to just increase taxes on the rich,
that whole song and dance. The reason every politician, guys,
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if you're listening around the country, the reason politicians always
say they want to tax the rich is it allows
them to outsource the responsibility for their runaway spending. Okay,
you don't have to raise taxes on the rich if
you actually control your own spending. And when we are
the most heavily taxed country in the world, we have
the highest tax revenue of any country on the planet,
and we're thirty seven trillion dollars in debt, that means
the people in Washington are screwing up. The rich didn't
(25:42):
get us thirty seven trillion dollars in debt, so that's
the scam of something. And dopey white people again go like, yes,
you're the wretch. But what they don't understand is like,
we like to rich. We want to be the rich.
That's the whole point of the American dream is to
get rich, not to feel like you're a demon if
you pull it off, and you have to be rich.
Speaker 1 (25:58):
I'm sorry, people get a fend this. You have to
make a significant income to be able to live comfortably
in New York. Can you find a way to live
in New York without having a significant income? Of course,
split bedrooms, you know, live outside the city two hours
to get to your job. There's ways to do it
if you want it bad enough. But to actually live
comfortably in the city, they raise the subwayfairs that they
just raise all the tolls now, the congestion pricing every
(26:20):
single day if you step outside your apartment, even just
being in your five thousand dollars a month apartment. Yeah,
you're just bleeding money in the city. And I don't
know why the left and this new brand is obsessed
with less money in Americans pockets. Yeah, and they think
that's going to lower the cost of living.
Speaker 4 (26:33):
Do you think, session, I'll tell you what you need.
But that is that's the biggest problem.
Speaker 3 (26:38):
Is like a lot of these policies will kill your
job in the name of doing you a favor.
Speaker 4 (26:43):
Like that's what AOC did with Amazon.
Speaker 1 (26:44):
Yeah, got to say, scaring off h twenty.
Speaker 3 (26:46):
Five thousand jobs are coming into the district, which, folks,
if you're listening, just wrap your head around this. If
twenty five thousand jobs show up to your district, okay,
that means they need new places to eat, that opens restaurants,
they need hotels, they need housing, cars, there's so much
local revenue entertainment that has to happen that now doesn't
happen because there's twenty five thousand jobs left. But that
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happened in the name of doing them a favor. She's like, no,
I'm going to stand up for my district. None of
you are going to work. And yeah, now her district
does the migrant capital of a migrant hooker capital of
New York.
Speaker 1 (27:19):
All of the districts in New York be coming back now,
and that's what the future is going to be. And
I'm really disappointed because I've said this for years in
the Republican Party, and like my friends are just not
so sympathetic to it because they weren't born and raised here.
This is my city. I was born and raised here.
These the streets of my playground. As they say, oh yeah,
they where JAYZ wrote that song just for me. Yeah,
I don't want to leave, and like do I want
(27:41):
to raise my kids here. I don't know, but I
want to be able to have that choice. My mom's
so funny. She's like, New York's going to get so bad.
Let's go to Westchester, my mother. That's not going to
change anything here. The city is going to come infested.
It's going to become overrun. Businesses are going to shut down.
What happens when business is shut down. Look at San Francisco,
crime goes up, a legal immigration is going to go up.
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Homeless people are going to come in. It's going to
become so unsafe. We saw that during COVID when all
the business or BLM riots, when all the businesses were
boarded up, just people sleeping all over the streets. That
ruins a city and the city's going to be unrecognizable.
But I do want to lead it with a little
positive If Mom Donnie does end up winning the general election,
I think the only reason we got President Donald Trump
(28:22):
is because Obama. Trump was a reaction to Obama. Americans
were sick of. This was a big middle finger to
the left saying we don't want this future. If Mom
Donnie does win and there is still in New York
that exists after that. I think it is going to
prime New York to have the greatest Republican comeback since Giuliani.
I'll be twenty seven years old. I'll be able to
run for mayor at that time, and I think that'll
pave the way for a Republican mayor of New York City.
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I'm a woman, two, I am a strong patriot of
this country, and I think if it really does get
that bad, New Yorkers will have no choice but to say,
you know what, we got to clean up the streets.
We've got to do a Guardian Angel situation here. Curtis Leewa,
Really yeah, I love that street. So that's the only
silver lining. But I don't want to live through that.
Speaker 3 (29:01):
No nobody does Debor Lea floating the idea of a
maorial run in twenty twenty eighth. Listen, nothing would surprise
me in terms of him winning. But I want to
believe there's going to be so much money thrown into
this race for the sole purpose of making him the
face of the Democratic Party at a national level. Because
(29:21):
this is what's fascinating to me. Okay, all of these
issues he's running on were just rejected, all of them.
Trump won on the issues border, economy, anything, foreign policy,
anything we can think of, men and women's sports, criminals,
everything he won on. So the Democrats are basically saying,
you know, it's not the customers always right, it's the
customer's always dumb. He doesn't know better, and we've got
(29:44):
to tell the customer how to do this. And that's
kind of their approach to national politics now, which I think, like,
if he would have win, right then I do think
AOC is the nomine because.
Speaker 4 (29:55):
They're gonna go, look at won in New York.
Speaker 3 (29:56):
It can win, and I think they'd be setting themselves
up for a catastrophic disaster. So I wonder if on
some level, as hungry as they are for power, they've
got to know better than to root for this.
Speaker 1 (30:08):
You know, we keep saying that on our side of
the aisle, that like, oh, they're so crazy, they're making
it so easy for us. But as we've seen, the
Democrats have been making major claims. Yes, Trump one, you know,
within the Hispanic community, it made a lot of improvement
in the black community, But overall, I think the left
has been actually moving their policies forward and they've been
getting support. I think part of the reason Kamala was
lost was not necessarily a rejection of those policies as
(30:31):
much as just it was bad timing. It was very
confusing for people so close to the election. She didn't
have like the best PR team, but she did have
pretty much similar campaign to Mom Donnie, trying to reach
the gen Z folks doing the podcast election. It worked
for Trump, so they think it's going to work. Mam
Donnie has dominated social media. She has ran a great campaign.
But I'm a little nervous for that, and I think
(30:52):
that this election shows at one of the highest turnouts
in a long time. I'm scared.
Speaker 4 (30:56):
Oh, come on, what do you mean you're gonna be
the mayor.
Speaker 1 (30:59):
Didn't and this is something that's annoying. I think everybody
can agree with this. I don't want a bad leader
on the other side. I want a leader that even
though I don't align with them, they don't represent me
a hundred percent. I won't be terrified and I going
to sleep knowing they're in charge, and we used to
have that that whoever won. Okay, at least some Americans,
they're not a radical. They still believe in the military,
(31:20):
they still support patriots. We don't have that anymore, and
it's really upsetting.
Speaker 3 (31:24):
Yeah, it's it's a wild time, folks. I was going
to tell you to make a U turn and that
U haul you just rented because of this Mom Donnie thing.
But now you might want to stay sald Head South.
You can see me and Hannity this weekend. You don't
have to come back and save New York just yet.
And we got six months. I think it's going to
be a long election. I think it's gonna be a
lot of money spent. It's gonna be a very high
profile and I think obviously every New York mayor does this.
(31:46):
You know, you gaining so much visibility. And I do
think that was Cuomo's motivation. He wanted to be married
to run at a national level. I think Mom Donnie's
firewall is aosa in the sense that he will if
he succeeds at a local level, propel her to make
a run for the White House, and she could become
the next woman to lose a presidential election case shan'twin, Okay,
(32:06):
the whole If you saw respond to Trump this week,
she's like, I'm a girl from the Bronx. We eat
guys from Queens of lunch.
Speaker 1 (32:12):
I'm a silly girl.
Speaker 3 (32:13):
I'm like, you're from Yorktown Heights. Yeah, Just so everyone's
listening around the country when you talk about the fraud
of AOC saying she's from the hood, Yorktown Heights is
thirty point one miles from the Bronx and it is legitimately.
I tweeted this a one hundred and eighty dollars cab
ride on the meter barring the search arge. If you
got into night it's like one ninety two fifty. There's
(32:33):
no one you are not from a place that cost
two hundred dollars to get to. You know what I'm saying, Absolutely,
that's bananas.
Speaker 1 (32:41):
It's the same Kamala thing cause playing depending on the crowd,
AOC definitely has that mean Latina side to her. Nobody
will deny that she has that fury in her. But
I'm scared because I think it's created the environment with
the lack of education and the indoctrination in this country
that's been going on for years now. I think it's
primed it. People are dumb. They see a headline on TikTok,
they think that's the facts. They vote based off of that.
(33:02):
They don't actually do any research or energy.
Speaker 4 (33:04):
White kids.
Speaker 1 (33:05):
That's how you get me, White kids, Deborah, stupid young kids.
Speaker 3 (33:10):
I can't say anything as a black woman. I'm supposed
to just you know, educate myself.
Speaker 1 (33:14):
Yeah, butzero dot com.
Speaker 4 (33:17):
But you, as a white you have to get out
there and save the people.
Speaker 1 (33:20):
I'm just a Jew. I'm actually I'm not white. I'm
not this That's what they tell me on TikTok. They're like,
go back to wherever you came from. It was like
the Upper West Side, Manhatta, go very diverse. AIA.
Speaker 3 (33:32):
That's funny. The great Debra Leah, she's about to get deported. Uh,
we're back after this.
Speaker 2 (33:38):
You're listening to the most relatable man on the radio.
Best Fay to describe here was to say, he's a
typical boy next door. Fucks across America with Jimmy Phala.
Speaker 4 (33:47):
It's across America with Jimmy Fala.
Speaker 3 (33:48):
Debraleah sticking around for one more segment. Here is your
boy mom, Donnie vowing to arrest Benjamin Etna who clipped
thirty seven.
Speaker 2 (33:56):
But ma'am, I'm Donny. Welcome Benjamin into the city.
Speaker 6 (33:59):
No, as mayor New York City would arrest Benjamin Netta
who this is a city. That our values are in
line with international law. It's time that our actions are also,
Oh God.
Speaker 1 (34:09):
Our values are. Our values, according to him, are aligned
with Sharia law. Needs to shut up about international law
because the group that was finding nets now Who guilty
is just a ridiculously anti Semitic group. Nobody ever listens
to the courts whatever. This is really outrageous and outside
of it just being a Jewish, anti Semitic, clearly anti
Israel situation. To say that you're going to arrest the
duly elected prime minister of a democracy outside of our country,
(34:33):
another country, You power hungry monster. You want to rule
the world, to make the entire Who do you think
you are, mayor of New York City? A mayor of
New York is going to have the power and jurisdiction
to arrest a prime minister who is friends with the president.
But here's the hook, you're crazy. He's running for class president.
That's what he's running for. You can promise any dopey,
stupid thing from the people, like yeah, that sounds great,
(34:55):
I want free pizza. It's just a New York City,
the most diversity in the entire country. To run on
a platform that admits hate to any single group of
people in New York is really crazy and it's really weird.
Like I grew up, your New York voters make up
like what ten percent of all of the New York population,
not even voter, it's just the New York population. It's
a pretty large group, you know. And even if it's
(35:15):
like a two percent community. In New York City, we
are such a divers city. We have people from all
over the world. We are a city of people who
were immigrants and now have children here and have built
followed the American dream. It's so weird to run a
campaign that has so much hate in one of the
most diverse cities. And this is exactly what the Left is.
They're fueled by hate. They don't love Americans, they just
hate whatever they hate. And at the current moment it's
Israel and the Jews. But that's kind of always been
(35:37):
like that.
Speaker 3 (35:37):
It's just the way that is, Dirk Bags, it's why
we can't have nice things. Well, we'll have Devle again soon,
absolutely not soon enough, according to some.
Speaker 1 (35:46):
Well you're going on, he's going to be a rock
star across the Country's.
Speaker 3 (35:53):
Montana, Me and Hannity gonna go sing the hits, Debra
Laya best of the bast We'll do it again soon
if you're still allowed to speak in public under mom.
Speaker 2 (36:02):
Donny, There she goes.
Speaker 4 (36:05):
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