January 5, 2026 • 16 mins
President of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro, appeared in a New York court today, entering a not-guilty plea following his indictment over the weekend by the US military. This development is causing a significant reaction among left-wing networks and Democrats.
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Now seventor presents no marks Emosha.
Speaker 2 (00:13):
Well, I'm back, finally back. It's a long vacation. It
was like two and a half weeks, and I actually
love not working. I mean, I have a lot of
fun and plenty to do. But but that's enough vacation.
I can't take it anymore. It's good to be back.
I missed you. I hope you missed me, and Curtis
did a great job filling in. Everybody loved him. I
(00:35):
have not everybody. I would say it was ninety nine
percent favorable. All the comments and mail and everything we got.
People love Curtis and hopefully he'll be back here soon.
He did attack a few people there who are all
friends of mine, so but listen, he's got a right
to be a little upset with some people. But did
(00:59):
you notice I was listening here and there it is
he for two weeks. I don't think he had one
guest on, right. I think his wife was on once,
but that doesn't count. For two weeks, not a single guest.
That's impressive. That's a sign of a great host. You
can always tell how good a host is by how
many guests they have on. If they open the show
by telling you twenty seven guests that are coming on.
(01:19):
You know, it's not that great a host. They can't
fill the time on their own, their guest dependent. As
soon as the guest is done, our next guest is
they got to get somebody else. The guests have to
do all the talking. So you really got to be
good at this to do two hours, five days a
week and not have a guest on. So yeah, we
have guests on, but once an hour for a few minutes,
(01:41):
just to break it up a little. But we're not
you know, it's the whole first forty minutes of the hour,
there's no guests. We don't you don't want to be
guest dependent. By the way, coming up in our second hour,
our guest will be Rob Reiner. I found, you know,
he was a regular in the show for many years,
so I found a an interview or two of them,
but we'll play that in the second hour. It's interesting
(02:03):
to listen to him because I know he was crazy,
insane with his politics, angry, crazy, over the top nuts
with the politics. But it's interesting. He was a great
guy in real life. Here and I were friends. We
got along really well, and I never talked about politics,
So let me talk about we talk about Joey Bishop
or old show business or old comedians, but I just
you can hear the real hymn. We'll get to that
(02:25):
in the second hour. And it's a good lesson to
learn because you probably had the situation over the holidays
with your family at Christmas parties or whatever. Your uncle,
your cousin. They're great people, but when they talk about politics,
they're like childish, insane, crazy, nonsense, childish, ridiculous. You know,
(02:48):
this Maduro stuff is a great example. For the last
ten years, Democrats, all of them, Chuck Schumer, Biden, that idiot,
Chris Murphy from Canadack, all of them have been demanding
that somebody do something about Maduro, that they get rid
of Maduro. You know, in Trump's first term, all the
(03:09):
Democrats attacked him for not doing anything about Maduro. And
it's all over Twitter. You can see the videos, you
can see the statements from them. If you don't believe this,
they all went on camera on Twitter saying Trump is
obviously in bed with Putin because otherwise he'd be getting
rid of Maduro, who's Putin's puppet. They demanded that to
(03:31):
get rid of Maduro, Schumer, Hakeem Jeffries, all of these people.
This video all over Twitter. You can watch them screaming
and yelling, gotta get rid of Madua. So Trump gets
rid of Maduro like that, they turn on a dime.
It's unbelievable. They're just going nuts defending Maduro. What happened
(03:53):
at No Kings Remember No Kings seventy seven days ago
there was no Kings. Well this one we like, you
shouldn't have gotten rid of this one. So it's absolutely insane behavior.
But it's really what it is, it's just being childish.
They're just like little children, screaming and yelling. Hey, you remember,
for the whole year that've been telling you over and
(04:14):
over and over and over and over again that Pete
Hexath is not qualified to be the Secretary of Defense.
All of them, all the Democrats in politics, all the
Democrats on television, have been telling you he's the least
qualified secretary of Defense. Hexath is not qualified, He's the
most unqualified. Well, for the last year, he has flawlessly
(04:36):
executed the most complex military operations anybody ever has dozens
of them, from the bombing the Iran nuclear reactors to
the ticking out the drug boats, to the seizing the
oil tankers, to capturing a world leader in his bed
in the middle of the night and getting him out
of the country and doing the whole operation in three hours.
(04:56):
Not qualified. This guy has been unbelievable at the terry
operations he's run. Nobody's ever run these kind of operations.
Look at the last guy, Lloyd Austin, Biden's Secretary of Defense.
One operation just withdraw everybody from Afghanistan. Turned it into
a chaotic nightmare. He bungle it up so badly. Hexath
(05:16):
has been unbelievable. Now, of course the media stays quiet
about that. They don't mention a word about it. I
don't say anything about it at all. Now we got
the same thing with the Minnesota fraud, the Somali fraud
in Minnesota. It looks like it that number might hit
eighteen billion that's been missing. Tim Waltz just moments ago
(05:38):
announced he will not seek reelection. So if he had
any doubts about that Minnesota fraud being real, being more
extensive than we thought, if you had any doubts about
how big and how real that whole thing is, Tim
Waltz just announced he will step down from his campaign.
There will be no campaign. He will not seek re election. Now,
(06:01):
this is a guy who was definitely gonna run for
a reelection. He was on his way or in his
crazy brain to twenty twenty eight being candidate for president.
But his political career is now over. It's over. He
cannot seek reelection. He's admitted that he's dropping out of
the race. He is giving up politics. Hey, by the way,
(06:22):
keep an eye on Gavin Newsom. This affects him because
everybody says that as bad as this fraud is in Minnesota,
it's far worse and much much, much bigger in California.
So this will start to come out next and that
will be the end of Gavin Newsom's twenty twenty eight bid.
(06:42):
He's going to have a problem President Trump.
Speaker 1 (06:44):
Can you imagine it's still eighteen billion Dallas. That's just
what we're learning about us in California's horse, Illinois's horse,
and Santitay, New York's horse.
Speaker 2 (06:56):
Yeah, so wait till it get to California. That'll end Newsome.
And then if they find it in Illinois, well that's
the end of Pritzker. Now when he says New York is, Well,
that's because a mom, Donnie and all of this stuff.
You and ever you get a socialist or a left
wing kook like this, a Deblasio type, money goes missing.
(07:16):
It happens every time. While they yell and scream about
the billionaires, meantime, billions go sideways and no one quite
knows where it goes. You know, And you got the
most corrupt media ever in the Deblasio administration. A billion
dollars went missing in this fake program he and his
wife set up. It was called Thrive NYC. And it
(07:39):
was supposed to take care of the homeless and it
actually had this is not a joke. It had programs
like yoga for the homeless, that kind of stuff. Well,
a billion dollars went into it, and nobody knows where
it went, and it's gone. It's missing, And of course,
the totally corrupt media Channel two, Channel four, Channel five,
Channel seven, New York Times, all that corrupt media never
(08:00):
ever looked into it. Oh, they mentioned it for a second,
but they never looked into it. There should be reporters
all over the place tracking down that money, hunting for
that money. So whenever one of these left wing kooks
gets in one of these socialists, money goes missing. And
the other thing that happens is who suffers under them,
the homeless of the lower economic classes. They're the ones
(08:23):
that get hit the hardest by this nonsense. You know,
Venezuela is a great example. It was one of the
most booming economies in the world. It was thriving. It
has more oil than anybody on earth, just the oil revenue.
It was booming. Their economy was on fire. Everybody was
doing great in Venezuela. So they went socialist. When they
(08:44):
went socialist, when Chavez came in with his underling Maduro,
and then Maduro took over, they went socialist. Suddenly nobody
has any money, everybody's in poverty. That's what happens with socialists.
We look at them Poland it was just the opposite.
Under socialism, no money broke, the world's worst place to live.
Then they convert to capitalism, and now they're one of
(09:05):
the biggest economies in the world, huge economy, biggest Japan.
It's booming and everybody is living better, doing better. That's
what happens. So now the good news in New York
is Mom Donnie as nuts as he is, as terribly
as we don't know what he'll be able to get done.
If anything, a lot of people think it'll just be
the third term of Deblasio. Third Deblasio term. We got
(09:28):
through that. It wasn't good, but we got through it
to we'll get through this. He had his inauguration, as
it called it, a block party. It was a great
block party. But if you want to just take a
look at what exactly are his management skills, look at
the block party. It was considered the worst party ever thrown,
(09:50):
just as far as managing it, the worst setup ever.
The block party was held in like minus five degree weather.
I had fifty thousand people to stand there and there
were no food trucks, no food of any kind, no bathrooms,
no anything, and they were asked to wait. It started late.
(10:10):
It started like three hours late, so he had to
stand there. It was just horrendous. You know, you could
go to Times Square in New Year's even at least
there's a food truck every ten feet, there's a bathroom.
Well not a lot for that, but this was a nightmare,
an absolute nightmare. That's the way Mom Dannie runs things.
And of course the totally corrupt media gives him a
(10:32):
pass at all times, his anti Israel nonsense. He killed
some executive orders to protect Israel, protect people from being attacked,
anti Semitic attacks. He got rid of those. Now he
claims they'll replace him with somebody else, But who would
trust him on that? And he talks about the protecting Palestinians.
(10:52):
There's never been an attack on a Palestinian anywhere in
New York. The Palestinians have not been attacked. It doesn't exist.
Anti Semitic attacks by the thousands, vicious, violent ones all
over New York. That's where the protection is needed. He's
just crazy about this.
Speaker 1 (11:07):
Protecting Jewish New Yorkers is going to be a focus
of my administration. And I also know that a number,
as you said, of leading Jewish organizations have immense concerns
around this definition. And so what we will do is
actually deliver on our commitment to protect Jewish New Yorkers
in a manner that is able to actually fulfill that.
Speaker 2 (11:25):
Yeah, you go, Nobody's fatality said, but he speaks well.
And you know, if you talk really fast, if you
talk very fast, everybody think you must be very smart. Otherwise,
how could you talk that fast? But meantime, he's not
saying anything. And then this is the line that frightened
everybody when they say democratic socialist. Is he really a communist?
Is he? I mean? Does he want us to live
(11:46):
in like a communist a collective think? Well, listen to this.
Speaker 1 (11:49):
We will draw this city closer together. We will replace
the frigidity of rugged individualism with the warmth of collectivism.
If our campaign demonstrated that the people of New York
yearn for solidarity, then let this government foster it.
Speaker 2 (12:09):
Well, if it wasn't real, it'd actually be pretty funny.
Speaker 1 (12:11):
We will draw this city closer together. We will replace
the frigidity of rugged individualism with the warmth of collectivism.
Speaker 2 (12:20):
Now, what the hell is he talking about? The rugged
individual individualism, the frigidity rugged individualism. I guess he's talking
about Warren Buffett or Elon Musk or Jeff Bezos or frigidity.
I know they don't look cold that The last time
I saw Bezos he's on a yacht in Saint Barts.
(12:41):
He look pretty warm. The frigidity, But the warmth of collectivism. Well,
if you go look at people in the Soviet Union
when it was all socialists, they didn't look like they
were so warm. They looked they were freezing to death.
And they were waiting in line twenty seven hours for
toilet papers. So it didn't look warm to me. But anyway,
the now, it's interesting as far as capturing Maduro. If
(13:03):
you're not sure if it was a mistake not a mistake.
Look at who opposed it. It's the biggest idiots on
the world. Mam Donnie opposed it. Mam Donnie was totally
against it. Hokeel was against it, Schumer was against it,
Hakeem Jeffreys, Kamala Harris, Chris Murphy. Well, if they're against it,
then it must be the right thing to do. And
Mom Donnie calls President Trump to just voice his objection
(13:28):
to it. You got to give the guy credit. You
got to give Mam Donni credit for just out of controlled,
delusional ego thinking the President of the United States, Donald Trump,
wants his input on this tough foreign policy matter. As
if the President in the middle of those cabinet meetings,
listening to Hexith and Rubio and all those voices, said
(13:52):
to himself, I gotta know what Mam Donni thinks. So
Mam Donnie called him and Trump took the call. Trump's
very gracious in situations like that. And he took the call,
and he, you know, pretended listening very intently, but you know,
I guarantee he was rolling his eyes with everybody in
the room, holding the phone away from his head while
the guy yapped away. But Mondonnie was so proud that
(14:14):
he called Trump.
Speaker 1 (14:15):
I called the President and spoke with him directly to
register my opposition to this act and to make clear
that it was an opposition based on being opposed to
a pursuit of regime change, to the violation of federal
international law, and a desire to see that be consistent each.
Speaker 2 (14:36):
And every day. And what was his response to you?
A conversation and.
Speaker 1 (14:41):
I knew I registered my opposition. I made it clear,
and we.
Speaker 2 (14:45):
Left it that. There you go, waste of a phone call. Anyway, Well,
I'm back. We got a lot to get to today.
I did call Curtis by the way over the weekend
to thank him for filling in. He said he had
a lot of fun. He said he was really love
being here. He thanked all you guys in the control
room there, he said, great people to work with. I
(15:11):
got a ton of email about him and comments all
over the place, but it was I'd say ninety nine
percent favorable. People loved him so and I'm sure he'll
be back here doing all kinds of stuff here. And
let me just clear up one thing. He kept going
after my friend Greg Kelly. Greg Kelly and I are
very very close friends. And he said, Greg listens to
this show every day, you know, looking for things to take,
(15:35):
ideas to take, or points to take. Yeah, that's probably true,
but Curtis wasn't aware of which I called. I told
him I listened to Greg Kelly every day and I
take just as much stuff from his show. And he
and I are very good friends with In fact, we
talk on the phone at night. And said, you know,
he's got a lot of info, of sources, so sometimes
he'll give me stuff he got, I'll give stuff I got,
(15:56):
and then the next day you'll hear it on both shows.
But it's not anybody stealing from any buddy. We actually
collaborate on. I do that with a lot of hosts,
and a lot of people listen to this show every day.
Who hosts their own show. Sean Hannity told me he
listens every day. I know Buck is one of our listeners.
I was at a conference the other day and Chris
Ruddy was a chairman of Newsmax. As a speaker, they said,
(16:16):
what do you listen to when you get up in
the morning. He said, well, first I listened to Mark Simone.
I learn a lot about what's good to a lot
of people, a lot of hosts, a lot of media people,
and that's true of a million other shows. Hey, we'll
take some calls next. Let me know what you think.
Eight hundred three two one zero seven ten is the number.
Eight hundred three two one zero seven ten. Lots to
(16:38):
get to today right here on seven ten WR
Now seventor presents no marks Emosha.
Speaker 2 (00:13):
Well, I'm back, finally back. It's a long vacation. It
was like two and a half weeks, and I actually
love not working. I mean, I have a lot of
fun and plenty to do. But but that's enough vacation.
I can't take it anymore. It's good to be back.
I missed you. I hope you missed me, and Curtis
did a great job filling in. Everybody loved him. I
(00:35):
have not everybody. I would say it was ninety nine
percent favorable. All the comments and mail and everything we got.
People love Curtis and hopefully he'll be back here soon.
He did attack a few people there who are all
friends of mine, so but listen, he's got a right
to be a little upset with some people. But did
(00:59):
you notice I was listening here and there it is
he for two weeks. I don't think he had one
guest on, right. I think his wife was on once,
but that doesn't count. For two weeks, not a single guest.
That's impressive. That's a sign of a great host. You
can always tell how good a host is by how
many guests they have on. If they open the show
by telling you twenty seven guests that are coming on.
(01:19):
You know, it's not that great a host. They can't
fill the time on their own, their guest dependent. As
soon as the guest is done, our next guest is
they got to get somebody else. The guests have to
do all the talking. So you really got to be
good at this to do two hours, five days a
week and not have a guest on. So yeah, we
have guests on, but once an hour for a few minutes,
(01:41):
just to break it up a little. But we're not
you know, it's the whole first forty minutes of the hour,
there's no guests. We don't you don't want to be
guest dependent. By the way, coming up in our second hour,
our guest will be Rob Reiner. I found, you know,
he was a regular in the show for many years,
so I found a an interview or two of them,
but we'll play that in the second hour. It's interesting
(02:03):
to listen to him because I know he was crazy,
insane with his politics, angry, crazy, over the top nuts
with the politics. But it's interesting. He was a great
guy in real life. Here and I were friends. We
got along really well, and I never talked about politics,
So let me talk about we talk about Joey Bishop
or old show business or old comedians, but I just
you can hear the real hymn. We'll get to that
(02:25):
in the second hour. And it's a good lesson to
learn because you probably had the situation over the holidays
with your family at Christmas parties or whatever. Your uncle,
your cousin. They're great people, but when they talk about politics,
they're like childish, insane, crazy, nonsense, childish, ridiculous. You know,
(02:48):
this Maduro stuff is a great example. For the last
ten years, Democrats, all of them, Chuck Schumer, Biden, that idiot,
Chris Murphy from Canadack, all of them have been demanding
that somebody do something about Maduro, that they get rid
of Maduro. You know, in Trump's first term, all the
(03:09):
Democrats attacked him for not doing anything about Maduro. And
it's all over Twitter. You can see the videos, you
can see the statements from them. If you don't believe this,
they all went on camera on Twitter saying Trump is
obviously in bed with Putin because otherwise he'd be getting
rid of Maduro, who's Putin's puppet. They demanded that to
(03:31):
get rid of Maduro, Schumer, Hakeem Jeffries, all of these people.
This video all over Twitter. You can watch them screaming
and yelling, gotta get rid of Madua. So Trump gets
rid of Maduro like that, they turn on a dime.
It's unbelievable. They're just going nuts defending Maduro. What happened
(03:53):
at No Kings Remember No Kings seventy seven days ago
there was no Kings. Well this one we like, you
shouldn't have gotten rid of this one. So it's absolutely insane behavior.
But it's really what it is, it's just being childish.
They're just like little children, screaming and yelling. Hey, you remember,
for the whole year that've been telling you over and
(04:14):
over and over and over and over again that Pete
Hexath is not qualified to be the Secretary of Defense.
All of them, all the Democrats in politics, all the
Democrats on television, have been telling you he's the least
qualified secretary of Defense. Hexath is not qualified, He's the
most unqualified. Well, for the last year, he has flawlessly
(04:36):
executed the most complex military operations anybody ever has dozens
of them, from the bombing the Iran nuclear reactors to
the ticking out the drug boats, to the seizing the
oil tankers, to capturing a world leader in his bed
in the middle of the night and getting him out
of the country and doing the whole operation in three hours.
(04:56):
Not qualified. This guy has been unbelievable at the terry
operations he's run. Nobody's ever run these kind of operations.
Look at the last guy, Lloyd Austin, Biden's Secretary of Defense.
One operation just withdraw everybody from Afghanistan. Turned it into
a chaotic nightmare. He bungle it up so badly. Hexath
(05:16):
has been unbelievable. Now, of course the media stays quiet
about that. They don't mention a word about it. I
don't say anything about it at all. Now we got
the same thing with the Minnesota fraud, the Somali fraud
in Minnesota. It looks like it that number might hit
eighteen billion that's been missing. Tim Waltz just moments ago
(05:38):
announced he will not seek reelection. So if he had
any doubts about that Minnesota fraud being real, being more
extensive than we thought, if you had any doubts about
how big and how real that whole thing is, Tim
Waltz just announced he will step down from his campaign.
There will be no campaign. He will not seek re election. Now,
(06:01):
this is a guy who was definitely gonna run for
a reelection. He was on his way or in his
crazy brain to twenty twenty eight being candidate for president.
But his political career is now over. It's over. He
cannot seek reelection. He's admitted that he's dropping out of
the race. He is giving up politics. Hey, by the way,
(06:22):
keep an eye on Gavin Newsom. This affects him because
everybody says that as bad as this fraud is in Minnesota,
it's far worse and much much, much bigger in California.
So this will start to come out next and that
will be the end of Gavin Newsom's twenty twenty eight bid.
(06:42):
He's going to have a problem President Trump.
Speaker 1 (06:44):
Can you imagine it's still eighteen billion Dallas. That's just
what we're learning about us in California's horse, Illinois's horse,
and Santitay, New York's horse.
Speaker 2 (06:56):
Yeah, so wait till it get to California. That'll end Newsome.
And then if they find it in Illinois, well that's
the end of Pritzker. Now when he says New York is, Well,
that's because a mom, Donnie and all of this stuff.
You and ever you get a socialist or a left
wing kook like this, a Deblasio type, money goes missing.
(07:16):
It happens every time. While they yell and scream about
the billionaires, meantime, billions go sideways and no one quite
knows where it goes. You know, And you got the
most corrupt media ever in the Deblasio administration. A billion
dollars went missing in this fake program he and his
wife set up. It was called Thrive NYC. And it
(07:39):
was supposed to take care of the homeless and it
actually had this is not a joke. It had programs
like yoga for the homeless, that kind of stuff. Well,
a billion dollars went into it, and nobody knows where
it went, and it's gone. It's missing, And of course,
the totally corrupt media Channel two, Channel four, Channel five,
Channel seven, New York Times, all that corrupt media never
(08:00):
ever looked into it. Oh, they mentioned it for a second,
but they never looked into it. There should be reporters
all over the place tracking down that money, hunting for
that money. So whenever one of these left wing kooks
gets in one of these socialists, money goes missing. And
the other thing that happens is who suffers under them,
the homeless of the lower economic classes. They're the ones
(08:23):
that get hit the hardest by this nonsense. You know,
Venezuela is a great example. It was one of the
most booming economies in the world. It was thriving. It
has more oil than anybody on earth, just the oil revenue.
It was booming. Their economy was on fire. Everybody was
doing great in Venezuela. So they went socialist. When they
(08:44):
went socialist, when Chavez came in with his underling Maduro,
and then Maduro took over, they went socialist. Suddenly nobody
has any money, everybody's in poverty. That's what happens with socialists.
We look at them Poland it was just the opposite.
Under socialism, no money broke, the world's worst place to live.
Then they convert to capitalism, and now they're one of
(09:05):
the biggest economies in the world, huge economy, biggest Japan.
It's booming and everybody is living better, doing better. That's
what happens. So now the good news in New York
is Mom Donnie as nuts as he is, as terribly
as we don't know what he'll be able to get done.
If anything, a lot of people think it'll just be
the third term of Deblasio. Third Deblasio term. We got
(09:28):
through that. It wasn't good, but we got through it
to we'll get through this. He had his inauguration, as
it called it, a block party. It was a great
block party. But if you want to just take a
look at what exactly are his management skills, look at
the block party. It was considered the worst party ever thrown,
(09:50):
just as far as managing it, the worst setup ever.
The block party was held in like minus five degree weather.
I had fifty thousand people to stand there and there
were no food trucks, no food of any kind, no bathrooms,
no anything, and they were asked to wait. It started late.
(10:10):
It started like three hours late, so he had to
stand there. It was just horrendous. You know, you could
go to Times Square in New Year's even at least
there's a food truck every ten feet, there's a bathroom.
Well not a lot for that, but this was a nightmare,
an absolute nightmare. That's the way Mom Dannie runs things.
And of course the totally corrupt media gives him a
(10:32):
pass at all times, his anti Israel nonsense. He killed
some executive orders to protect Israel, protect people from being attacked,
anti Semitic attacks. He got rid of those. Now he
claims they'll replace him with somebody else, But who would
trust him on that? And he talks about the protecting Palestinians.
(10:52):
There's never been an attack on a Palestinian anywhere in
New York. The Palestinians have not been attacked. It doesn't exist.
Anti Semitic attacks by the thousands, vicious, violent ones all
over New York. That's where the protection is needed. He's
just crazy about this.
Speaker 1 (11:07):
Protecting Jewish New Yorkers is going to be a focus
of my administration. And I also know that a number,
as you said, of leading Jewish organizations have immense concerns
around this definition. And so what we will do is
actually deliver on our commitment to protect Jewish New Yorkers
in a manner that is able to actually fulfill that.
Speaker 2 (11:25):
Yeah, you go, Nobody's fatality said, but he speaks well.
And you know, if you talk really fast, if you
talk very fast, everybody think you must be very smart. Otherwise,
how could you talk that fast? But meantime, he's not
saying anything. And then this is the line that frightened
everybody when they say democratic socialist. Is he really a communist?
Is he? I mean? Does he want us to live
(11:46):
in like a communist a collective think? Well, listen to this.
Speaker 1 (11:49):
We will draw this city closer together. We will replace
the frigidity of rugged individualism with the warmth of collectivism.
If our campaign demonstrated that the people of New York
yearn for solidarity, then let this government foster it.
Speaker 2 (12:09):
Well, if it wasn't real, it'd actually be pretty funny.
Speaker 1 (12:11):
We will draw this city closer together. We will replace
the frigidity of rugged individualism with the warmth of collectivism.
Speaker 2 (12:20):
Now, what the hell is he talking about? The rugged
individual individualism, the frigidity rugged individualism. I guess he's talking
about Warren Buffett or Elon Musk or Jeff Bezos or frigidity.
I know they don't look cold that The last time
I saw Bezos he's on a yacht in Saint Barts.
(12:41):
He look pretty warm. The frigidity, But the warmth of collectivism. Well,
if you go look at people in the Soviet Union
when it was all socialists, they didn't look like they
were so warm. They looked they were freezing to death.
And they were waiting in line twenty seven hours for
toilet papers. So it didn't look warm to me. But anyway,
the now, it's interesting as far as capturing Maduro. If
(13:03):
you're not sure if it was a mistake not a mistake.
Look at who opposed it. It's the biggest idiots on
the world. Mam Donnie opposed it. Mam Donnie was totally
against it. Hokeel was against it, Schumer was against it,
Hakeem Jeffreys, Kamala Harris, Chris Murphy. Well, if they're against it,
then it must be the right thing to do. And
Mom Donnie calls President Trump to just voice his objection
(13:28):
to it. You got to give the guy credit. You
got to give Mam Donni credit for just out of controlled,
delusional ego thinking the President of the United States, Donald Trump,
wants his input on this tough foreign policy matter. As
if the President in the middle of those cabinet meetings,
listening to Hexith and Rubio and all those voices, said
(13:52):
to himself, I gotta know what Mam Donni thinks. So
Mam Donnie called him and Trump took the call. Trump's
very gracious in situations like that. And he took the call,
and he, you know, pretended listening very intently, but you know,
I guarantee he was rolling his eyes with everybody in
the room, holding the phone away from his head while
the guy yapped away. But Mondonnie was so proud that
(14:14):
he called Trump.
Speaker 1 (14:15):
I called the President and spoke with him directly to
register my opposition to this act and to make clear
that it was an opposition based on being opposed to
a pursuit of regime change, to the violation of federal
international law, and a desire to see that be consistent each.
Speaker 2 (14:36):
And every day. And what was his response to you?
A conversation and.
Speaker 1 (14:41):
I knew I registered my opposition. I made it clear,
and we.
Speaker 2 (14:45):
Left it that. There you go, waste of a phone call. Anyway, Well,
I'm back. We got a lot to get to today.
I did call Curtis by the way over the weekend
to thank him for filling in. He said he had
a lot of fun. He said he was really love
being here. He thanked all you guys in the control
room there, he said, great people to work with. I
(15:11):
got a ton of email about him and comments all
over the place, but it was I'd say ninety nine
percent favorable. People loved him so and I'm sure he'll
be back here doing all kinds of stuff here. And
let me just clear up one thing. He kept going
after my friend Greg Kelly. Greg Kelly and I are
very very close friends. And he said, Greg listens to
this show every day, you know, looking for things to take,
(15:35):
ideas to take, or points to take. Yeah, that's probably true,
but Curtis wasn't aware of which I called. I told
him I listened to Greg Kelly every day and I
take just as much stuff from his show. And he
and I are very good friends with In fact, we
talk on the phone at night. And said, you know,
he's got a lot of info, of sources, so sometimes
he'll give me stuff he got, I'll give stuff I got,
(15:56):
and then the next day you'll hear it on both shows.
But it's not anybody stealing from any buddy. We actually
collaborate on. I do that with a lot of hosts,
and a lot of people listen to this show every day.
Who hosts their own show. Sean Hannity told me he
listens every day. I know Buck is one of our listeners.
I was at a conference the other day and Chris
Ruddy was a chairman of Newsmax. As a speaker, they said,
(16:16):
what do you listen to when you get up in
the morning. He said, well, first I listened to Mark Simone.
I learn a lot about what's good to a lot
of people, a lot of hosts, a lot of media people,
and that's true of a million other shows. Hey, we'll
take some calls next. Let me know what you think.
Eight hundred three two one zero seven ten is the number.
Eight hundred three two one zero seven ten. Lots to
(16:38):
get to today right here on seven ten WR
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