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Rudy takes a hit.
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Take a seat. Let's get into it.
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The January 6 committee
dropped bombshells today,
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Rudy Giuliani
is lucky to be alive,
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and our guest tonight is
the mayor of New York City,
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Eric Adams, and he's gonna be
joining us on the show.
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And I'm gonna ask him
if he'll finally let me drive
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a subway car. Yeah!
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So, let's do this, people.
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Let's jump straight
into today's headlines.
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All right. You know, there are
a lot of depressing things
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going on in America right now,
so we decided,
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let's start off today's show
with some good news.
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And I'm talking about what
happened to Rudy Giuliani.
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(laughter)
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Former New York City mayor
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and America's
most illegal lawyer.
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You see, he was in a supermarket
on Staten Island Sunday
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campaigning for his son,
Andrew Giuliani,
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who's trying to make history
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as New York's
first caveman governor.
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And, thankfully,
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Rudy is now doing okay
after just barely surviving
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a heinous drive-by
on his upper back.
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A Staten Island
grocery store worker
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is facing assault charges,
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accused of slapping former New
York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani.
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This surveillance video
shows the encounter
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inside a ShopRite store.
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The worker appears to hit
Giuliani on the back,
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prompting a reaction
from the former mayor.
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NEWSWOMAN:
NYPD has said that this man
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was a 39-year-old suspect
who approached Giuliani,
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slapped him in the back,
and said, "What's up, scumbag?"
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Giuliani refused
medical attention at the scene,
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and the 39-year-old
was taken into custody,
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with the NYPD recommending
charges
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of second-degree assault.
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Don't you laugh!
Don't you dare laugh!
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(laughter)
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This is second-degree assault!
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That's how tough
New York's laws are.
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Third-degree is if you
lightly blow on someone's ear.
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And first-degree is
if you boop them on the nose.
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Boop. "Aah! Aah!
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I've been hit! I've been hit."
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Please-- And, please, don't get
me wrong. Don't get me wrong.
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I don't think it is right for
anyone to be putting their hands
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on politicians
or anyone, for that matter,
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without their consent.
Right? I'm not saying that.
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But no way in hell
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is that second-degree assault.
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The guy barely t--
That's not second d--
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If that's assault, then, what,
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I guess
Will Smith murdered Chris Rock.
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That's what happened there.
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"And now I'm in the grave!
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In the grave!"
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(cheering and applause)
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And... and I love how...
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I love how they say, "Rudy
declined medical attention."
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Medical attention for what?!
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For what?
That's the kind of injury
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where the only thing
you could do is kiss it
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and make it feel better.
That's it.
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"Is it better, Rudy?
Mwah, mwah, mwah.
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Is it better?"
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In fact, if anyone needs
medical attention here,
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it's the guy
who touched Rudy Giuliani.
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Yeah, that dude's hand
probably looks like Dumbledore's
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after he barehanded a horcrux.
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And, yes, I will admit,
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I will admit,
this guy did sound aggressive.
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But you've got to understand,
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"what's up, scumbag?"
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is just how people say hello
on Staten Island, you know?
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Yeah,
it's a normal conversation.
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"What's up, scumbag?"
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"Nothing much.
(bleep) your mother!"
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"All right, well,
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nice to see you, Grandma!"
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But to me, to me,
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the best part of this story
is that,
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the more Rudy told it,
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the more
the slap seemed to hurt.
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He hit me hard enough to knock
me forward about like this.
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You know elderly people
die mostly from falls?
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This guy could've killed me!
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I got hit on the back
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as if a boulder hit me.
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Uh, it knocked me forward
a step or two.
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You know, that-that was...
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that was the woman
who was rubbing my back.
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The guy hit me so hard
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that she herself almost fell
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from the reverberation of it.
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"Yeah, that's right.
He-he slapped me so hard
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"my eyeballs fell out
and I-I had to pick them up
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"and put them back in.
You all saw it!
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"You saw--
He-he slapped me so hard
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"I-I shit out the side
of my face two years ago!
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"Yeah, that's how hard it was!
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"You saw it, everybody.
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"I felt it.
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-I felt it."
-(cheering and applause)
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You know...
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I thought that Rudy was lying
about the election being stolen
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because
he was a Trump sycophant.
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It turns out,
he just lives in another world.
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This is just his brain.
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And I will say, in his defense,
in his defense,
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he was already
in a weakened state.
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You know,
you have to acknowledge that.
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He was out during the day
in a store that sells garlic.
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-I mean, you know?
-(laughter)
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It was hard for him.
It was hard.
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But let's move on from an attack
that Rudy will always remember
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to one that he always
conveniently seems to forget.
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January 6,
the day Trump supporters tried
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to play capture the flag
with Mike Pence's head.
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Yesterday, the January 6
committee announced
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that they would be holding
a surprise hearing
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with a surprise witness.
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And you know, whenever
Congress says something like,
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"Oh, this is a must-watch,"
you're like,
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"Ah, that's what they said
about Morbius."
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But let me tell you, people,
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today's hearing was insane.
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I'm talking, like,
proper insane.
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So, let's catch up on all
the latest January 6 updates.
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So, it turns out
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the surprise witness today
was Cassidy Hutchinson,
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a top aide to Donald Trump's
chief of staff,
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which means she was often in
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(imitating Trump):
the room where it happens,
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the room where it happens.
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The "it" was
overthrowing democracy.
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Now, Hutchinson had a lot
of firsthand knowledge
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about what Trump was doing
from the moment
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that he lost the election
all the way through January 6.
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And one of the stories she told
was how Trump lost his shit
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when he found out
his attorney general
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wasn't going along with his lies
about the election.
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I remember hearing noise
coming from down the hallway.
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I left the office and went down
to the dining room,
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and I noticed
that the door was propped open,
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and the valet was inside
the dining room
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changing the tablecloth off
of the dining room table.
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He motioned for me to come in,
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and then pointed towards
the front of the room
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near the fireplace mantel
and the TV,
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where I first noticed there was
ketchup dripping down the wall,
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and there was a shattered
porcelain plate on the floor.
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The valet had articulated
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that the president
was extremely angry
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at the attorney general's
AP interview
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and had thrown his lunch
against the wall.
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Ms. Hutchinson,
was this the only instance
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that you are aware of where
the president threw dishes?
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-(laughter)
-It's not.
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And are there other instances
in the dining room
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that you recall
where he expressed his anger?
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There were several times
throughout my tenure
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with the chief of staff
that I was aware
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of him either throwing dishes
or flipping the tablecloth, um,
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to let all the contents
of the table go onto the floor.
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Yeah. I know.
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I, too, was shocked to hear
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-that Trump threw any
of his food away. -(laughter)
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Because, I mean,
let's be honest.
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This guy's taken more selfies
with food
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than he has
with some of his kids, right?
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It's probably the reason
Eric dresses up as a hot dog.
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Just to get a hug. "Do you love
me now, Dad? Do you love me?"
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"You're the son I always wanted,
Oscar Mayer. Always wanted."
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(laughter)
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And you heard what she said.
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This wasn't a one-time thing.
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Trump was constantly
throwing food tantrums.
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But what's interesting is, she
didn't say "flipping the table."
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She said
"flipping the tablecloth."
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-(laughter) -So, either Trump
was an amateur magician,
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or he wasn't strong enough
to flip a table,
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so he just did the tablecloth.
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He was like, "Aah! Aah! Eh!"
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(laughter)
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(cheers and applause)
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And...
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And you know,
if this happened regularly,
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it must have sucked
for all the people
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who work in the White House.
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You know, all the staff
who have to clean up after him.
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The people who made the food.
And the dishes.
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Can you imagine how traumatizing
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this must have been
for the dishes?
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(French accent):
Ah, everybody!
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Welcome to the White House.
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♪ Be our guest ♪
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♪ Be our-- ♪
Aah! Oh!
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What is happening? Aah!
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You just killed Mrs. Potts!
Aah!
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Chip, don't look now.
Your mother rests in pieces!
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She has been murdered.
Oh, my God.
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This man is worse
than the Beast. Aah!
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We should go back.
At least the Beast
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didn't watch us have sex
with the feather duster!
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Aah! Aah!
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(dishes crashing)
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That one went straight to DVD.
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Now, it turns out, it turns out
that wasn't the only
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Trump tantrum
that Hutchinson testified about,
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because she also
said that on January 6th,
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as the Trump mob was marching
towards the Capitol,
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Trump wanted to lead them
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to the Capitol himself.
Right?
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But, when Secret Service agent
Bobby Engel
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refused the president's request
for safety,
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this happened.
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The president said something
to the effect of,
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"I'm the F'ing president.
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Take me up to the Capitol now."
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To which Bobby responded,
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"Sir, we have to
go back to the West Wing."
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The president reached up towards
the front of the vehicle
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to grab at the steering wheel.
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Mr. Engel grabbed his arm
and said,
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"Sir, you need to take your hand
off the steering wheel.
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"We're going back
to the West Wing,
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we're not going to the Capitol."
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Mr. Trump then
used his free hand
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to lunge towards Bobby Engel.
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And Mr.-- When Mr. Ornato
had recounted the story to me,
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he had motioned
towards his clavicles.
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God damn, that is insane.
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Trump fighting to take control
of the president's car
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like he's a bad guy
in an action movie,
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only he's the president
and this is real life?
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I mean, you got
to admit, though,
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fighting your own
Secret Service agent
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is kind of genius
on Trump's part. Right?
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No, 'cause he's hitting
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the one person
who can't hit back.
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Yeah, I mean,
they can punch back,
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but then they've got to jump
in front of their own punch.
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You know? Just like,
"Take that!
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No!
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(groaning)
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Did you feel that one, Rudy?"
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But, you know... you know,
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this whole thing shows you
how lazy Trump is.
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The Capitol is, like,
two miles away.
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Everyone else walked there.
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But Trump was, like,
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"Okay, I could walk there,
I could walk.
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"Or I could try to steal a car
from the Secret Service.
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Which one is it?"
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And not to victim blame,
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but this is on
the Secret Service, right?
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You had four years
to Trump-proof that vehicle.
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You knew who you were
dealing with.
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There should have been
a toy steering wheel
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in the passenger seat
the whole time.
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Just let him
think he's driving
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and go back-- go back
to the West Wing anyways.
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And, you know, beyond Trump,
this story just proves
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once and for all that sitting in
the back seat
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is always
a position of weakness.
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It doesn't matter what the
real power dynamics are,
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no one in the back seat
gets their way.
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'Cause, I mean,
he's lunging at them like,
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"I'm the (bleep) president!"
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And they're like, "You're in
the back seat, bitch. Shut up."
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Just like, "(whines)
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Well, I'm gonna
put my window down.
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So, there were many funny
and disturbing moments
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in today's testimony. But
the most damning part of today
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was when Hutchinson revealed
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that when President Trump
was told
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that some of the mob
had weapons,
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he instructed security
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to take down the metal detectors
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and let the mob in.
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I was in the vicinity
of a conversation
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where I overheard the president
say something to the effect of,
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"You know, I don't F'ing care
that they have weapons.
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"They're not here to hurt me.
Take the F'ing mags away.
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"Let my people in. They can
march to the Capitol from here.
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Let the people in.
Take the F'ing mags away."
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Yeah. Apparently, Trump wanted
the metal detectors removed
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so that his supporters with guns
could march to the Capitol.
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Yeah.
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So I guess he didn't necessarily
want to hang Mike Pence.
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He wanted to also give him
the option of a firing squad.
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So he's pro-choice.
This is good to know.
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It's good to know.
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All right,
that's it for the headlines.
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But before we go take a break,
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let's check in
on the stock market
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with our finance expert,
Michael Kosta, everybody!
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(cheering and applause)
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Michael.
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-This is a crazy, crazy time
in the market, man. -Yeah.
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What's going on
in the market today?
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Well, I am crushing the market.
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I mean,
I just keep-keep crushing it.
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-So you say, Mike. -I keep...
I keep making so much money.
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And I have a hot tip for you
and a hot tip for you
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how you can crush it
in the market, as well.
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So, uh...
First, though, Rudy Giuliani.
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-Yeah.
-You know, I-I feel bad for him.
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I-I do. Because, look,
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if you haven't been touched
in a long time,
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just the littlest contact, it...
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it feels like your whole world
has moved, you know?
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And, look,
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I've had some epic dry spells
in my life.
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I mean, I remember
there were years where no...
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Do you want to just...
We get to the charts real quick?
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-No, you can tell the story.
-Yeah, okay, so, look,
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-let's get to... -Oh, you
don't want to tell the story?
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-Let's get to the
mortgage rates, Trevor. -Okay.
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Yeah, I think I... Sorry,
I kind of trailed off there.
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(chuckles)
Look, the interest in mortgage
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is going way up, okay?
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And if you're looking
to buy a house right now,
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this is really scaring you.
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And people are asking "Why?"
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Why did they start so low
and they're going high now?
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Well, I'm an expert.
Let me break it down for you.
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-That's why you invite me here,
you know? -Yeah, definitely.
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Right? So, look, in January,
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interest on mortgage,
it was low.
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It's cold, right?
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We have seasonal depression.
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We don't have any money left
from the holidays.
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I mean,
I even tried to call my realtor,
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but the mittens I was wearing
were so big,
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I couldn't even, you know,
get her phone number right.
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So, look,
now the sun comes out, right?
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Seasons change.
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Hey, I'm kind of interested
in having a backyard.
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I'm kind of interested
in having a pool.
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I'm kind of interested
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in having an open-concept
outdoor kitchen, right?
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Now I can flip burgers
while I'm talking to my friends
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as they're swimming in the pool.
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That's why, Trevor, right now,
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end of June,
interest is at its highest.
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Uh, M-Mic-Michael, I...
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No, I don't think
that that's correct.
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Look, here's the long
and short of it, okay?
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These are the three numbers
you want to pay attention to.
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This right here is
the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage.
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30 years?
(scoffs)
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Who's planning that far ahead?
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30 years? I don't even know
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if I have clean underwear
to wear tomorrow, okay?
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I certainly didn't
have it today.
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And now I'm supposed to plan
30 years from now?
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That's a long time.
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15 years, you know,
that's not much better.
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This is the one you want,
Trevor, okay?
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This is
the adjustable rate mortgage.
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This is the one you want.
But it's competitive,
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and it's tough.
And here's how you get it, okay?
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You have to pool your money
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with five one-year-olds, okay?
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Now, who even knows
one one-year-old, right?
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And even if you secure
a meeting,
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how do you communicate
with that one-year-old?
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So, that's a tough one to get,
but you can do it.
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-Hot tip. I promised you
a hot tip, right? -Yeah.
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Okay, look, if you're closing
on a house anytime soon
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and you are unhappy
with your mortgage rate,
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every piece of paper you sign,
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all you got to do
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is just date it back here.
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The bank has to honor it.
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That's your hot tip.
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(cheering and applause)
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I'm starting to wonder
about your expertise.
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Michael Kosta, everybody.
All right, don't go away,
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'cause when we come back,
we'll be talking
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to New York City
Mayor Eric Adams.
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You don't want to miss it.
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(cheering and applause)
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( CHEERS AND APPLAUSE )
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( CHEERS AND APPLAUSE )
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Trevor: WELCOME BACK TO
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"THE DAILY SHOW."
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MY GUEST TONIGHT IS THE MAYOR OF
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NEW YORK CITY.
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HE’S JOINING ME TO DISCUSS HIS
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FIRST SIX MONTHS IN OFFICE AND
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HOW HE’S TACKLING SOME OF THE
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CITY’S MOST PRESSING ISSUES.
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PLEASE WELCOME, MAYOR ERIC
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ADAMS!
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( CHEERS AND APPLAUSE )
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♪
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Trevor: WELCOME TO THE
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SHOW.
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GOOD TO SEE YOU.
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YOU DON’T REALIZE IT BUT YOU
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JUST ASSAULTED ME WITH THAT
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HANDSHAKE.
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( LAUGHTER )
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( APPLAUSE )
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Trevor: I’LL TRY AND BE A
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LITTLE MORE GENTLE NEXT TIME.
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PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE.
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Trevor: WELCOME TO THE
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SHOW.
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THANK YOU.
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BECAUSE, YOU KNOW, YOU DOING
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THAT, YOU COULD BE INSIDE FOR 24
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HOURS, YOU KNOW.
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Trevor: LET’S TALK ABOUT
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THAT BEFORE WE MOVE ON.
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I HEARD WHAT YOU SAID ABOUT RUDY
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GIULIANI.
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YOU SAID HE SHOULD ACTUALLY BE
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INVESTIGATED MORE REPORTING A
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FALSE CRIME BECAUSE IF IT WASN’T
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FOR THAT VIDEO SHOOJT, THAT
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PERSON WHO TAPPED HIM ON THE
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BARKS WHICH I DON’T CONDONE,
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THAT WASN’T ASSAULT.
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00:18:24,568 --> 00:18:25,822
NO, IT’S NOT.
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00:18:25,855 --> 00:18:28,162
WE ARE JOKING ABOUT IT, BUT
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THINK ABOUT THIS FOR A MOMENT,
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THERE WAS A WOMAN WE CALL THE
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KAREN.
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BROTHER TOLD HER TO PUT A DOG ON
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HER LEASH --
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Trevor: YES.
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SHE SAID TO THE D.A., LISTEN,
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SHE FALSELY REPORTED A CRIME,
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SHE NEEDS TO BE ARRESTED.
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HE FALSELY REPORTED A CRIME, AND
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THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY SHOULD
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TAKE THAT SERIOUSLY.
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THAT PERSON HE FALSELY RECORD
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SPENT 24 HOURS IN JAIL.
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THAT’S NOT ACCEPTABLE.
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THAT’S NOT ACCEPTABLE.
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AND, SO, I’M GOING TO CALL THE
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D.A., WE MUST BE CONSISTENT.
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ALL OF THAT THEATRICS THAT HE
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DID, THAT’S NOT ACCEPTABLE.
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IF THAT TAPE WASN’T THERE,
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IMAGINE WHAT WOULD HAVE HAPPENED
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TO THAT MAN.
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Trevor: YEAH, YEAH.
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( CHEERS AND APPLAUSE )
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CAN’T HAPPEN.
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CAN’T HAPPEN.
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Trevor: YOU CAN MAKE THOSE
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CALLS, MR. MAYOR.
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AND YOU KNOW WHAT’S
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INTERESTING?
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WHAT’S INTERESTING IS WHEN YOU
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SAW THE TESTIMONY IN WASHINGTON,
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HE HAS OTHER THINGS HE HAS TO
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DEAL WITH AS WELL.
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( LAUGHTER )
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Trevor: WE DEFINITELY SAW
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THAT.
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LET’S TALK ABOUT YOU.
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WE DON’T WANT TO GIVE IT ALL TO
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HIM.
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YOU HAVE BEEN IN OFFICE SIX
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MONTHS OFFICIALLY?
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HARD TO BELIEVE.
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BEING MAYOR OF NEW YORK IS LIKE
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DOG DAY.
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Trevor: IT’S THE MOST
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THANKLESS JOB IN THE WORLD.
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YOU HAVE UPS AND DOWNS.
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MANY NEW YORKERS HAVE IMPRESSED
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BY THE ATTITUDE YOU’VE TAKEN TO
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EDUCATION.
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YOU’VE COME IN, YOU’VE REVAMPED
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THE SYSTEM, YOU’RE CREATING A
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WORLD WHERE YOUR STAFF IS REALLY
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FOCUSING ON GETTING NEW YORK
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CITY’S EDUCATION UP TO WHERE IT
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NEEDS TO BE.
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TWO PARTS TO THE QUESTION.
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NUMBER ONE, WHAT DO YOU STILL
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THINK NEEDS TO BE ACHIEVED IN
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TERMS OF EDUCATION IN NEW YORK
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AND, NUMBER TWO, HOW DO YOU
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REMOVE OR FIGHT AGAINST ALL THE
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SEGREGATION THAT HAPPENS IN
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NEW YORK CITY SCHOOLS.
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EVERYONE MIXES, YET, IN THE
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SCHOOLS, IT SEEMS LIKE THE CITY
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IS STILL IN JIM CROW.
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COUPLE OF THINGS.
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NUMBER ONE, I LEARNED A LOT WHEN
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I WAS IN SOUTH AFRICA.
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I DROVE FROM CAPE TOWN TO PORT
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ELIZABETH TO JOBERG AND SPOKE TO
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A LOT OF PEOPLE THERE, WHEN
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PEOPLE SPEAK ABOUT SEGREGATION,
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THEY DON’T LOOK AT THE HIDDEN
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SEGREGATION WE HAVE IN AMERICA.
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Trevor: RIGHT.
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OUR SCHOOL SYSTEM IS
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DYSFUNCTIONAL AND WE’VE
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ACKNOWLEDGED THE
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DYSFUNCTIONALITY BECAUSE BLACK
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AND BROWN AND POORER STUDENTS
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ARE THE IMPACT OF THAT.
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65% OF BLACK AND BROWN CHILDREN
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NEVER REACH PROFICIENCY IN THE
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NEW YORK CITY SCHOOL SYSTEM, AND
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WE’VE NORMALIZED THAT.
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I’M DYSLEXIC.
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FROM K-12, I USED TO WALK INTO
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SCHOOL AND THEY PUT DUMB ON THE
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CHAIR.
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I WAS BULLIED.
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NOT UNTIL I GOT INTO HIGH
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SCHOOL, I DISCOVERED I WAS
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DYSLEXIC.
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THERE WAS NOTHING WRONG WITH ME.
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34% OF THE PRISONERS IN RIKERS
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ISLAND, DYSLEXIC.
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I’M TAKING MY JOURNEY AND
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HELPING OTHER GIRN.
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WE HAVE DYSLEXIC SCREENING FOR
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EVERY CHILD NOW AND I’M GOING
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TOREICH, AND SCREENING FOR
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DYSLEXIA SO THEY CAN GET THE
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SERVICES THEY NEED.
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( CHEERS AND APPLAUSE )
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Trevor: YOU’VE ALSO BEEN
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COMMENDED ON YOUR VIEWS ON
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GENTRIFICATION.
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YOU KNOW, ONE THING THAT MAKES
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NEW YORK ONE OF THE GREATEST
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CITIES IN THE WORLD IS HOW MANY
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PEOPLE ARE IN IT.
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IT’S A MELTING POT.
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UNFORTUNATELY, LOOKS LIKE
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CERTAIN COLORS ARE MOLTED OUT OF
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THE TOWN.
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JUNETEENTH, YOU GAVE AN
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IMPASSIONED SPEECH WHERE YOU
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SAID IN SOME WAYS GENTRIFICATION
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FEELS LIKE A LEGACY OF SLAVERY.
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HOW DO YOU CREATE A WORLD WHERE
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PEOPLE CAN MOVE AND SELL PLACES
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BUT DOESN’T CREATE AN
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ENVIRONMENT WHERE POOR AND BLACK
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AND BROWN PEOPLE ARE KICKED OUT
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OF THEIR NEIGHBORHOODS.
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I LOVE THAT.
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WHEN YOU START ENGAGING IN
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GENTRIFICATION, PEOPLE START TO
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CLOSE UP AND GET ANGRY, NOW WE
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DIVIDE THE LINES.
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NO.
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WHEN I WAS A SERGEANT IN THE
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POLICE DEPARTMENT, A BLACK WOMAN
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MOVED INTO A PLACE CALLED
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GARRISON BEACH AND THEY
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DESTROYED HER HOUSE.
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I WENT OUT WITH A GROUP OF
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BLACKS IN LAW ENFORCEMENT, BLACK
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POLICE OFFICERS AND SAID WE’RE
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GOING TO SLEEP IN THIS HOUSE AND
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WE DARE YOU TO COME THROW US
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OUT.
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WHY DO I SAY THAT?
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GENTRIFICATION IS A MIND-SET,
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NOT ANNETTE THINKS AT THIS.
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WHEN YOU MOVE INTO THE COMMUNITY
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AND ALL OF A SUDDEN YOU LET YOUR
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DOG CRAP ON SOMEBODY’S YARD AND
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DON’T PICK IT UP, YOU HAVE GO
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INTO THE STORES ALREADY THERE
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AND WANT TO ARREST SOMEBODY
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PLAYING DOMINOES, OR SOMEBODY
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DOUBLE PARKS IN FRONT OF THE
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BLOCK AND WE HEAR LOUD NOISES
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COMING OUT, THAT’S A CHURCH AND
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IT WAS THERE BEFORE YOU GOT
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THERE.
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SO INSTEAD OF TREATING
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COMMUNITIES BEFORE YOU GOT
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THERE, YOU DIDN’T DISCOVER
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BROOKLYN OR HARLEM, BE A PART OF
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THE COMMUNITY AND BRING YOUR
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FLAIR, THAT’S HOW YOU MERGE
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TOGETHER.
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Trevor: ON THE GROUND, HOW
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TO YOU MAKE THAT HAPPEN?
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IT’S A COMPLICATED ISSUES IN
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THAT THERE ARE MANY HOMEOWNERS
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IN HARLEM AND BROOKLYN WHERE I
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FEEL THEY’RE TRAPPED IN A LOOP
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WHERE THEY’RE DESTINED TO FAIL.
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THE PEOPLE OWN THEIR HOMES, THEY
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AREN’T GIVEN THE VALUATION
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BECAUSE THEY’RE BLACK FAMILIES
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LIVING IN A BLACK NEIGHBORHOOD
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OR LATINO FAMILIES LIVING IN A
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LATINO NEIGHBORHOOD AND DON’T
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GET THE VALUATION.
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SOMEBODY COMES IN AND BUYS THE
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PLACE FOR PENNIES ON THE DOLLAR.
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THE MORE PEOPLE DO THAT, THE
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MORE VALUE AND SERVICES GO UP
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AND THEY’VE MADE A WINDFALL.
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HOW DO YOU AFFECT THAT ON THE
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GROUND BEYOND SAYING TO THE
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PEOPLE DON’T MOVE HERE AND ERASE
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WHO’S HERE.
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HOW DO YOU HELP PEOPLE WITH
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ACTUAL POLICY?
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NUMBER ONE, WE HAVE TO GET
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BACK IN THE BUSINESS OF
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HOMEOWNERSHIP AND WE’VE MOVED