October 3, 2025 • 15 mins
Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries are representing Democratic lawmakers in the ongoing government shutdown. The left-wing news networks are claiming people could die if the shutdown continues for a long period of time. Mark explains why.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
You just heard the news.
Speaker 2 (00:02):
Now you'll find out what it all means.
Speaker 1 (00:05):
He smart simone on seven tenor.
Speaker 2 (00:11):
Hey it's Friday, that's a good news. It's October. It's
okay news. Yankees win, they'll begin tomorrow the playoffs. That's
great news. We'll get to the shutdown. We'll get to
the Yankees. We'll get to Andrew Cuomo, even Democrats making
fun of his latest ad. We'll get to Mom Donnie
and his words. They're calling him word salads. They're more
(00:31):
like word jumbles. And we'll get to Cracker Barrel. And
we'll get to President Trump, some interesting developments, what he
may be up to next, let's see, I mean yeah, okay,
Sean Diddy Combs is about to be sentenced. No, nothing yet.
The sentence hearing is taking place now. He's going to
(00:55):
get sentenced at some point this morning. Prosecutors want eleven years.
He wants time served, which is fourteen months. If you
ask those criminal lawyers that do these cases all the time,
they're betting four years five years will be the sentence.
Diddy wrote a long letter to the judge, begging for mercy, apologizing,
(01:17):
saying he's sorry a thousand different ways. So we'll bring
you that news. Apparently nothing is happening yet. It'll be
a while before they get a sentence. Now, apparently it
was worse than a Taylor Swift line of the concert line.
There were people camping out for two days to get
into this courtroom for the Sean Ditty sentencing. You know,
(01:39):
they got those professional placeholders. You can pay them to
wait in line for you to camp out on the sidewalk.
Although it's not like the old camping out on the
sidewalk with a sleeping bag.
Speaker 1 (01:49):
This is.
Speaker 2 (01:49):
They bring tents, they got you know, chargers for the phones,
they've got TV, they got everything there, they got smartphones,
they got everything going on. So it'll happen at some
point this morning. So here's real quickly the shutdown. Here's
the problem. It's supposed to be a vote today at
eleven am. It's expected that the vote will not succeed
(02:11):
to end the shutdown, and it'll go through the weekend
and there'll be a vote on Monday. They're hoping Monday
or Tuesday or Wednesday they'll get it settled. Now here's
the shutdown situation. If you're watching the crazy left wing networks,
if you're watching MSNBC or CNN, you'll see Hakeem Jeffreys
(02:32):
and Chuck Schumer on television. And all they keep telling
you is everybody is going to die this shut every
People are going to die, people are going to drop dead.
The planes are going to fallow this sky. This is
the biggest crisis ever. And now they're going on vacation
for a couple of days. Everybody's going to die. But
it's Friday. We gotta leave. Sorry, they're going They're all
(02:52):
going away for the weekend. They're taking the weekend off.
In a minor crisis, you'd probably work on Saturday, wouldn't you.
Major crisis, you'd work Saturday and Sunday. But everybody's gonna die,
and they're going away for the weekend. And many of
these Democrats are going down to Sea Island for some
sort of democratic conference, and they're getting criticized because it's
(03:13):
a very plush, lush, expensive five star resort, an oligarch
type of place. That's where the Democrats are holding this conference.
So if you're lucky, they'll come back. If they have time,
they might come back on Monday and continue the shutdown. Problem.
Part of the problem is you got two people leading
the Democrats, Schumer and Jeffries. Hakeem Jeffries. These are the
(03:37):
two worst spokespeople you could have if you want, And
the most important thing in a situation like this is
your messaging. You couldn't have worse messaging. Schumer is an old,
dried up, old dinosaur fossil from one hundred years ago.
Everybody just, you know, cringes when they look at this guy.
Jeffries is a younger guy, but he's a total stiff,
(03:58):
and he talks in he's so pious and ridiculous.
Speaker 3 (04:03):
We'd assume, on myself, having gotten a single phone call
as it relates to a follow up conversation, we're ready
to have that conversation, but we need credible partners on
the other side of the owl.
Speaker 2 (04:19):
Well, see that's a little change in tone. Yesterday was
everybody's gonna die and they won't budge. And he should
get one of those phones that can make outgoing calls.
That way, you don't have to just sit there and
wait for the calls, and said, the problem is nobody
knows what the hell these guys are talking about. We
love Mike Johnson doing a great cheb, but they don't
speak English, they said passionately, as recently as March of
(04:39):
this year, on the same instrument, the same z are
that it would be rapid. He knows what the hell
you're talking about with your instrument, your clean CR. Now
there's a continuing resolution, and there's a clean CR. Now
when you're watching television and you hear about this clean
the CR and it's a clean the resolution, nobody knows
what you're saying. Speak English, nobody knows what the hell
you're talking talking about. So we'll see what happens at
(05:02):
eleven am. Don't expect much. It'll probably go through the weekend.
But here's the problem. You got Schumer and Jeffreys, the
two worst messengers you could have. They're just disasters on TV.
They don't communicate at all. Other problems they're both from Brooklyn,
New York, which means all they hear from a left wing,
crazy left wing. The other problem is they haven't gone home.
(05:23):
None of these congress people have been home. We're meeting
the constituents. All they're hearing from is union special interests
and all these special interests yelling him, o cave don't
cave in, don't cave in. You need to hear from
the constituents, showing you that the line at the airport's
longer than ever because TSA had lay off some people,
or they're not picking up the crash or something. They're
(05:44):
not hearing from constituents anyway. Well, that's all there is
to know about the continuing resolution clean c are. Hey,
the Yankees big win last night. They start the playoffs
Toronto tomorrow four. That's great news. Andrew Cuomo getting a
(06:06):
lot of flak over this TV ad and weh he
told you about this yesterday. He finally started running a
TV commercial. Nobody knows if he's really campaigning or there's
an actual campaign. He still has not opened a campaign headquarters.
He doesn't do much. He'll do in one or two interviews,
but basically it's always a fluff you know, look, you know,
totally rigged interview, like ERL Lewis on New York One.
(06:27):
He always make sure it's somebody will never give him
a hard time or bring up anything bad. But he
finally put out a campaign ad. It looks very expensive.
It's not because it turns out it's all AI. But
the ad, as we described yesterday, shows him doing trying
to do different jobs. He goes, but, uh, I'm not
(06:48):
very good at That shows him trying to be a
trained engineer and not he can't do it. Then it
shows him trying to be a window washer. He's up
on a scaffolding, up on a skyscraper. He can't do it.
And all these different jobs it looks it really looks good.
It's all done by AI. And then he says, but
the only thing I can't do any of these JOm
I'm not good at it. The only thing I can
do is run a government. So this was the ad.
(07:11):
I'm watching the left wing shows last night. They're all
attacking him, even Colbert A ridiculing him, saying why would
you run an ad saying you stink at everything, you
don't know how to do anything, You're not competent to
do anything. And also a lot of the left wing
people pointing out what he's really saying is what we
all kind of knew. And the problem with him. I
(07:32):
can't go back into the world. I can't go back
into the private sector. Nobody will hire me. I can't
do a damn thing. The reason I'm back running again,
even though I quit in disgrace, is I don't fit
in anywhere else in the world. I think this is
this the ad. I'm Andrew Cuomo, and I could pretend
to do a lot of jobs.
Speaker 1 (07:50):
But I know what I know, and I know what
I don't know, and I do know how to make
government work. I'll hire five thousand new cops, the partner.
Speaker 2 (07:59):
With low community groups and keep our family safe, and
we'll get the homeless off the streets and into the
help they desperately need.
Speaker 1 (08:09):
There are a lot of jobs I can't do, but
I'm ready to be your mayor on day one.
Speaker 2 (08:16):
Okay, but you know I'll hire five thousand new cops.
He's the guy that just when he was governor, he
got rid of cops. He defunded cops, he cut down
on the cops. He closed the prisons and let the
prisoners out. He passed he passed that no bail, no jail,
let all the criminals loose. He took away qualified immunity
from the cops, he took away overtime, and he was
just horrible with cops. So that's the ad. You know,
(08:39):
they keep saying, if Mom Donnie wins, people are gonna
leave New York. People are gonna move out. This is
the big thing. If Donnie wins, you won't believe how
many people leave and move well. Cuomo holds the record
for causing more people to leave and move out of
New York while he was governor, especially the pandemic the
way he bungled it up. More people fled New York
under Cuomo than any other any other pian. In fact,
(09:01):
so many people moved out of New York millions that
we lost four congressional seats under his watch. Because so
many we lost so much population, we lost four congressional seats.
There was a period of a year and a half
where you could not get a moving van under Cuoma.
There were so many people leaving, there was a shortage
of moving vans, and there was like a year wait
(09:23):
to get one. Curtis has been running ads. Here's a
Curtis Leeway add you can hear a woman screaming rapes
in broad daylight, attacks on the subway.
Speaker 3 (09:32):
Why Cormo, We're gonna add the cash bell system once
and for all worst the soul on mom done.
Speaker 1 (09:37):
He wants to go even further with them in charge.
You are not safe.
Speaker 2 (09:43):
We deserve better.
Speaker 3 (09:44):
I'm kurtish Slim, I'm asking for you vote for Man.
Speaker 2 (09:48):
Together, we'll build back a shape or affordable m right.
It's not a bad ad and is a part of
the addy as the beret part of the Eddie doesn't
have the bret. A lot of people are got to
stop wearing the braka, stop worrying about the hat. That's
not a factor. It's not an issue in a camp.
It means absolutely nothing to anybody. Nobody's voting based on
(10:09):
a hat. Also bear in mind, as Jimmy Fayle to
point it out, a guy just got elected president wearing
a red hat. You can do it now. This race
will come down to a couple of things. Biggest thing
will be the debate October sixteenth, that could turn the
race around. Cuomo could get wiped out there. He's a
bad debater. He looks awful in debates. Mam Donnie's good.
(10:29):
Curtis is great. They could wipe out Cuomo in the debate.
But the debate could be a turning point in the race.
But here's the main factor. This race will be about turnout.
If there's big turnout, Mam Donnie probably won't win. If
there is that turnout that we've had the last few years,
you know, twenty percent, twenty two percent turnout. That's how
Deblasio got in. There was just no turnout. The only
(10:52):
people that showed up were the crazy young radicals. If
it's twenty percent turnout, yeah it favors Mom Donnie. But
if we go back to the old days with eighty
percent turnout, that's how we You know, Republicans won five
of the last mayoral races, five of the last eight,
and that's how Giuliani won. All of a sudden, people
are fed up, and there was and the polls didn't
show it happening, but there was all of a sudden
(11:14):
big turnout. So a big turnout, and Mom Donnie loses.
Now he's being very cautious now when asking when he's
doing interviews, people are calling these word salads. What Kamala
does is a word salad. And she was so silly
and dumb and stupid and inarticulate that she just gives
a word solid an answer. Mom Donnie is very shrewd
(11:36):
and smart, so it sounds like a word salut. But
he's doing it deliberately. He's very carefully talking a lot
without saying anything. So if you listen to his answers,
you don't know what the hell he's saying.
Speaker 1 (11:47):
I think New Yorkers deserved leadership that is looking to
be thoughtful as opposed to leadership that is just trying
to engage in the discourse of our politics. And I
think that's it's part of what I'm trying to bring
to our politics is a reflection of what I see
in New Yorkers as opposed to what I see in
the people who passed for our leaders Yeah.
Speaker 2 (12:07):
See, it sounds good, but he deliberately not saying any
Nobody knows what the helly just said that we don't want.
It's not about being thoughtful, it's about engaging with reflection.
It's a little thoughtful, not too thoughtful, more engagement than thoughtful.
Nobody knows what he means or what he's saying. So well,
we'll get back to the marrow racing a little while now. Hey,
(12:30):
Cracker Barrel fired the marketing company. You know, I was
talking about this yesterday. These marketing companies are really bad,
some of these marketing companies. There's some good ones, but
there's some really bad ones. And the biggest corporations hire
these marketing companies and there to do the rebrand and
to you know, redesign new love and some of them
(12:52):
are disasters. And the one that Cracker Barrel hired was
a total disaster. It's a company called Profit total disaster.
They came up with the new menu, the new decorps
for the restaurants, the new logo, the new this, the
new that. It was a complete disaster. It was all
so awful. Cracker Barrel lost one hundred and forty million
(13:14):
dollars in value. One hundred and forty million in value. Now,
I don't know what took them so long, but they
finally fired this company. The company's going and this is
also the company put in the DEI hiring, the this,
the that, all of that stuff. Hey, oh, Donald Trump
apparently when he was up here for the Ryder Cup
(13:35):
met with some high ranking not CBS, but the parent company.
Negotiations are taking place for Donald Trump to possibly do
a sixty minutes interview. Now sixty minutes is the most awful,
corrupt show, totally slanted biased, not just the questions the
way they run the interview, but they'll actually doctor up
(13:58):
the video to slant things, to mislead. They'll doctor up
the interviews in the video that got caught doing it
with Kamala Harris. It was so obvious they were trying
to interfere with the election. They doctored up her video
so much that they ended up having to pay a
settlement of about thirty million to Donald Trump. That's how
bad it was. So negotiations are taking place for Trump
(14:20):
to do an interview with sixty minutes. I don't know
why he's even bothering. Nobody watches it anymore. It's not
that big an audience. It doesn't mean much, but Trump
negotiating for certain things. The video or the interview will
have to run absolutely unedited, no edits at all allowed.
He's agreed to Bill Whittaker to do it, and knowing him,
(14:42):
he's very smart, he'll figure out what night he wants
it on. Sixty minutes doesn't have a lot of viewers anymore.
Used to be the number one show in television, used
to get sixty million people, gets nothing now. But the
only time is it gets any ratings if it's on
after a big, huge game. So if it's a really
important football game or the mass or something like that,
when it ends, it goes right to sixteen minutes. So
(15:03):
Trump will pick one of those nights. So hey, we
got a lot coming up and we'll take some calls.
Next eight hundred three two one zero seven ten is
the number. Eight hundred three two one zero seven ten
You just heard the news.
Speaker 2 (00:02):
Now you'll find out what it all means.
Speaker 1 (00:05):
He smart simone on seven tenor.
Speaker 2 (00:11):
Hey it's Friday, that's a good news. It's October. It's
okay news. Yankees win, they'll begin tomorrow the playoffs. That's
great news. We'll get to the shutdown. We'll get to
the Yankees. We'll get to Andrew Cuomo, even Democrats making
fun of his latest ad. We'll get to Mom Donnie
and his words. They're calling him word salads. They're more
(00:31):
like word jumbles. And we'll get to Cracker Barrel. And
we'll get to President Trump, some interesting developments, what he
may be up to next, let's see, I mean yeah, okay,
Sean Diddy Combs is about to be sentenced. No, nothing yet.
The sentence hearing is taking place now. He's going to
(00:55):
get sentenced at some point this morning. Prosecutors want eleven years.
He wants time served, which is fourteen months. If you
ask those criminal lawyers that do these cases all the time,
they're betting four years five years will be the sentence.
Diddy wrote a long letter to the judge, begging for mercy, apologizing,
(01:17):
saying he's sorry a thousand different ways. So we'll bring
you that news. Apparently nothing is happening yet. It'll be
a while before they get a sentence. Now, apparently it
was worse than a Taylor Swift line of the concert line.
There were people camping out for two days to get
into this courtroom for the Sean Ditty sentencing. You know,
(01:39):
they got those professional placeholders. You can pay them to
wait in line for you to camp out on the sidewalk.
Although it's not like the old camping out on the
sidewalk with a sleeping bag.
Speaker 1 (01:49):
This is.
Speaker 2 (01:49):
They bring tents, they got you know, chargers for the phones,
they've got TV, they got everything there, they got smartphones,
they got everything going on. So it'll happen at some
point this morning. So here's real quickly the shutdown. Here's
the problem. It's supposed to be a vote today at
eleven am. It's expected that the vote will not succeed
(02:11):
to end the shutdown, and it'll go through the weekend
and there'll be a vote on Monday. They're hoping Monday
or Tuesday or Wednesday they'll get it settled. Now here's
the shutdown situation. If you're watching the crazy left wing networks,
if you're watching MSNBC or CNN, you'll see Hakeem Jeffreys
(02:32):
and Chuck Schumer on television. And all they keep telling
you is everybody is going to die this shut every
People are going to die, people are going to drop dead.
The planes are going to fallow this sky. This is
the biggest crisis ever. And now they're going on vacation
for a couple of days. Everybody's going to die. But
it's Friday. We gotta leave. Sorry, they're going They're all
(02:52):
going away for the weekend. They're taking the weekend off.
In a minor crisis, you'd probably work on Saturday, wouldn't you.
Major crisis, you'd work Saturday and Sunday. But everybody's gonna die,
and they're going away for the weekend. And many of
these Democrats are going down to Sea Island for some
sort of democratic conference, and they're getting criticized because it's
(03:13):
a very plush, lush, expensive five star resort, an oligarch
type of place. That's where the Democrats are holding this conference.
So if you're lucky, they'll come back. If they have time,
they might come back on Monday and continue the shutdown. Problem.
Part of the problem is you got two people leading
the Democrats, Schumer and Jeffries. Hakeem Jeffries. These are the
(03:37):
two worst spokespeople you could have if you want, And
the most important thing in a situation like this is
your messaging. You couldn't have worse messaging. Schumer is an old,
dried up, old dinosaur fossil from one hundred years ago.
Everybody just, you know, cringes when they look at this guy.
Jeffries is a younger guy, but he's a total stiff,
(03:58):
and he talks in he's so pious and ridiculous.
Speaker 3 (04:03):
We'd assume, on myself, having gotten a single phone call
as it relates to a follow up conversation, we're ready
to have that conversation, but we need credible partners on
the other side of the owl.
Speaker 2 (04:19):
Well, see that's a little change in tone. Yesterday was
everybody's gonna die and they won't budge. And he should
get one of those phones that can make outgoing calls.
That way, you don't have to just sit there and
wait for the calls, and said, the problem is nobody
knows what the hell these guys are talking about. We
love Mike Johnson doing a great cheb, but they don't
speak English, they said passionately, as recently as March of
(04:39):
this year, on the same instrument, the same z are
that it would be rapid. He knows what the hell
you're talking about with your instrument, your clean CR. Now
there's a continuing resolution, and there's a clean CR. Now
when you're watching television and you hear about this clean
the CR and it's a clean the resolution, nobody knows
what you're saying. Speak English, nobody knows what the hell
you're talking talking about. So we'll see what happens at
(05:02):
eleven am. Don't expect much. It'll probably go through the weekend.
But here's the problem. You got Schumer and Jeffreys, the
two worst messengers you could have. They're just disasters on TV.
They don't communicate at all. Other problems they're both from Brooklyn,
New York, which means all they hear from a left wing,
crazy left wing. The other problem is they haven't gone home.
(05:23):
None of these congress people have been home. We're meeting
the constituents. All they're hearing from is union special interests
and all these special interests yelling him, o cave don't
cave in, don't cave in. You need to hear from
the constituents, showing you that the line at the airport's
longer than ever because TSA had lay off some people,
or they're not picking up the crash or something. They're
(05:44):
not hearing from constituents anyway. Well, that's all there is
to know about the continuing resolution clean c are. Hey,
the Yankees big win last night. They start the playoffs
Toronto tomorrow four. That's great news. Andrew Cuomo getting a
(06:06):
lot of flak over this TV ad and weh he
told you about this yesterday. He finally started running a
TV commercial. Nobody knows if he's really campaigning or there's
an actual campaign. He still has not opened a campaign headquarters.
He doesn't do much. He'll do in one or two interviews,
but basically it's always a fluff you know, look, you know,
totally rigged interview, like ERL Lewis on New York One.
(06:27):
He always make sure it's somebody will never give him
a hard time or bring up anything bad. But he
finally put out a campaign ad. It looks very expensive.
It's not because it turns out it's all AI. But
the ad, as we described yesterday, shows him doing trying
to do different jobs. He goes, but, uh, I'm not
(06:48):
very good at That shows him trying to be a
trained engineer and not he can't do it. Then it
shows him trying to be a window washer. He's up
on a scaffolding, up on a skyscraper. He can't do it.
And all these different jobs it looks it really looks good.
It's all done by AI. And then he says, but
the only thing I can't do any of these JOm
I'm not good at it. The only thing I can
do is run a government. So this was the ad.
(07:11):
I'm watching the left wing shows last night. They're all
attacking him, even Colbert A ridiculing him, saying why would
you run an ad saying you stink at everything, you
don't know how to do anything, You're not competent to
do anything. And also a lot of the left wing
people pointing out what he's really saying is what we
all kind of knew. And the problem with him. I
(07:32):
can't go back into the world. I can't go back
into the private sector. Nobody will hire me. I can't
do a damn thing. The reason I'm back running again,
even though I quit in disgrace, is I don't fit
in anywhere else in the world. I think this is
this the ad. I'm Andrew Cuomo, and I could pretend
to do a lot of jobs.
Speaker 1 (07:50):
But I know what I know, and I know what
I don't know, and I do know how to make
government work. I'll hire five thousand new cops, the partner.
Speaker 2 (07:59):
With low community groups and keep our family safe, and
we'll get the homeless off the streets and into the
help they desperately need.
Speaker 1 (08:09):
There are a lot of jobs I can't do, but
I'm ready to be your mayor on day one.
Speaker 2 (08:16):
Okay, but you know I'll hire five thousand new cops.
He's the guy that just when he was governor, he
got rid of cops. He defunded cops, he cut down
on the cops. He closed the prisons and let the
prisoners out. He passed he passed that no bail, no jail,
let all the criminals loose. He took away qualified immunity
from the cops, he took away overtime, and he was
just horrible with cops. So that's the ad. You know,
(08:39):
they keep saying, if Mom Donnie wins, people are gonna
leave New York. People are gonna move out. This is
the big thing. If Donnie wins, you won't believe how
many people leave and move well. Cuomo holds the record
for causing more people to leave and move out of
New York while he was governor, especially the pandemic the
way he bungled it up. More people fled New York
under Cuomo than any other any other pian. In fact,
(09:01):
so many people moved out of New York millions that
we lost four congressional seats under his watch. Because so
many we lost so much population, we lost four congressional seats.
There was a period of a year and a half
where you could not get a moving van under Cuoma.
There were so many people leaving, there was a shortage
of moving vans, and there was like a year wait
(09:23):
to get one. Curtis has been running ads. Here's a
Curtis Leeway add you can hear a woman screaming rapes
in broad daylight, attacks on the subway.
Speaker 3 (09:32):
Why Cormo, We're gonna add the cash bell system once
and for all worst the soul on mom done.
Speaker 1 (09:37):
He wants to go even further with them in charge.
You are not safe.
Speaker 2 (09:43):
We deserve better.
Speaker 3 (09:44):
I'm kurtish Slim, I'm asking for you vote for Man.
Speaker 2 (09:48):
Together, we'll build back a shape or affordable m right.
It's not a bad ad and is a part of
the addy as the beret part of the Eddie doesn't
have the bret. A lot of people are got to
stop wearing the braka, stop worrying about the hat. That's
not a factor. It's not an issue in a camp.
It means absolutely nothing to anybody. Nobody's voting based on
(10:09):
a hat. Also bear in mind, as Jimmy Fayle to
point it out, a guy just got elected president wearing
a red hat. You can do it now. This race
will come down to a couple of things. Biggest thing
will be the debate October sixteenth, that could turn the
race around. Cuomo could get wiped out there. He's a
bad debater. He looks awful in debates. Mam Donnie's good.
(10:29):
Curtis is great. They could wipe out Cuomo in the debate.
But the debate could be a turning point in the race.
But here's the main factor. This race will be about turnout.
If there's big turnout, Mam Donnie probably won't win. If
there is that turnout that we've had the last few years,
you know, twenty percent, twenty two percent turnout. That's how
Deblasio got in. There was just no turnout. The only
(10:52):
people that showed up were the crazy young radicals. If
it's twenty percent turnout, yeah it favors Mom Donnie. But
if we go back to the old days with eighty
percent turnout, that's how we You know, Republicans won five
of the last mayoral races, five of the last eight,
and that's how Giuliani won. All of a sudden, people
are fed up, and there was and the polls didn't
show it happening, but there was all of a sudden
(11:14):
big turnout. So a big turnout, and Mom Donnie loses.
Now he's being very cautious now when asking when he's
doing interviews, people are calling these word salads. What Kamala
does is a word salad. And she was so silly
and dumb and stupid and inarticulate that she just gives
a word solid an answer. Mom Donnie is very shrewd
(11:36):
and smart, so it sounds like a word salut. But
he's doing it deliberately. He's very carefully talking a lot
without saying anything. So if you listen to his answers,
you don't know what the hell he's saying.
Speaker 1 (11:47):
I think New Yorkers deserved leadership that is looking to
be thoughtful as opposed to leadership that is just trying
to engage in the discourse of our politics. And I
think that's it's part of what I'm trying to bring
to our politics is a reflection of what I see
in New Yorkers as opposed to what I see in
the people who passed for our leaders Yeah.
Speaker 2 (12:07):
See, it sounds good, but he deliberately not saying any
Nobody knows what the helly just said that we don't want.
It's not about being thoughtful, it's about engaging with reflection.
It's a little thoughtful, not too thoughtful, more engagement than thoughtful.
Nobody knows what he means or what he's saying. So well,
we'll get back to the marrow racing a little while now. Hey,
(12:30):
Cracker Barrel fired the marketing company. You know, I was
talking about this yesterday. These marketing companies are really bad,
some of these marketing companies. There's some good ones, but
there's some really bad ones. And the biggest corporations hire
these marketing companies and there to do the rebrand and
to you know, redesign new love and some of them
(12:52):
are disasters. And the one that Cracker Barrel hired was
a total disaster. It's a company called Profit total disaster.
They came up with the new menu, the new decorps
for the restaurants, the new logo, the new this, the
new that. It was a complete disaster. It was all
so awful. Cracker Barrel lost one hundred and forty million
(13:14):
dollars in value. One hundred and forty million in value. Now,
I don't know what took them so long, but they
finally fired this company. The company's going and this is
also the company put in the DEI hiring, the this,
the that, all of that stuff. Hey, oh, Donald Trump
apparently when he was up here for the Ryder Cup
(13:35):
met with some high ranking not CBS, but the parent company.
Negotiations are taking place for Donald Trump to possibly do
a sixty minutes interview. Now sixty minutes is the most awful,
corrupt show, totally slanted biased, not just the questions the
way they run the interview, but they'll actually doctor up
(13:58):
the video to slant things, to mislead. They'll doctor up
the interviews in the video that got caught doing it
with Kamala Harris. It was so obvious they were trying
to interfere with the election. They doctored up her video
so much that they ended up having to pay a
settlement of about thirty million to Donald Trump. That's how
bad it was. So negotiations are taking place for Trump
(14:20):
to do an interview with sixty minutes. I don't know
why he's even bothering. Nobody watches it anymore. It's not
that big an audience. It doesn't mean much, but Trump
negotiating for certain things. The video or the interview will
have to run absolutely unedited, no edits at all allowed.
He's agreed to Bill Whittaker to do it, and knowing him,
(14:42):
he's very smart, he'll figure out what night he wants
it on. Sixty minutes doesn't have a lot of viewers anymore.
Used to be the number one show in television, used
to get sixty million people, gets nothing now. But the
only time is it gets any ratings if it's on
after a big, huge game. So if it's a really
important football game or the mass or something like that,
when it ends, it goes right to sixteen minutes. So
(15:03):
Trump will pick one of those nights. So hey, we
got a lot coming up and we'll take some calls.
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