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Gut-Wrenching Scenes
00:06:14
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| There are a lot of questions. | |
| Nobody knows for sure. | |
| But we acted like we did know for sure. | |
| Two million would die if we didn't destroy the economy and a lot of personal lives. | |
| You see, I don't know why you can't be torn by both. | |
| Every one of us who believes that we might, who asks questions, we acknowledge the tragedy of Italy or New York. | |
| I mean, the scenes are gut-wrenching. | |
| Heart-rending, gut-wrenching, in case you want to know the correct phrase. | |
| That's true. | |
| At the same time, it is gut-wrenching and heart-wrenching what is happening to people. | |
| That's also true. | |
| What this is doing. | |
| See, we will never know the number of people who died as a result of the isolation. | |
| Right? | |
| We will never know. | |
| Or how many years off people's lives that it took. | |
| How many more opioid addiction. | |
| How much more alcohol addiction. | |
| How much heart failure because of anxiety and loneliness. | |
| I don't know if we'll have those figures. | |
| We have the figures of everyone who has died from this. | |
| Do you know anyone who has, do you know personally, like even a cousin of a friend or something, do you know anyone who's died? | |
| Because my son does. | |
| My son in Florida told me three people that he knew of. | |
| It really, I mean, obviously that hits home. | |
| I want you to know, you know, I'm not remote in that way. | |
| I'm not remote in any way. | |
| I'm also troubled by the $2 trillion. | |
| What if the dollar isn't worth paper? | |
| Just the beginning. | |
| We're a long way from the end of that. | |
| We're a long way from the end of that, too, you're saying? | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| Two trillion. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Two trillion. | |
| We're not going to end at two trillion. | |
| You know, what does it do? | |
| It automatically diminishes everyone's savings. | |
| If everything were the same, the hard-earned dollar is not a hard-earned dollar anymore. | |
| And who owns a lot of those trillions? | |
| Doesn't China? | |
| China wishes us ill. | |
| The Greens may get their dream because the American oil companies are being hit terribly with imports of cheaper Saudi. | |
| It's funny that the Saudis would want to hurt the U.S. in this. | |
| They've been allies of the U.S. Do you have any thoughts on that? | |
| Can we get Andy Puzder? | |
| I'd like to talk to him about the economy of all of this. | |
| Meanwhile, you folks have to take care of yourselves. | |
| For some reason, the people who run this building where our radio studio have not turned on the air conditioning. | |
| So that truly may force me to broadcast from home. | |
| It's a sauna-like condition here. | |
| Maybe they don't want to pay the upkeep of the building because there are so few tenants that are using the building now. | |
| I am blessed in my situation, I admit it. | |
| I will be, by the way. | |
| I think... | |
| As truly as a service, I will be conducting a Passover Seder next week. | |
| Virtual, yes, virtual. | |
| It'll just be me and you. | |
| It's me and you, the viewer. | |
| Explain, go through some of the prayers, explain the rituals, explain the exodus, explain the Haggadah. | |
| So, send me an email, just as people have done for the services that I have put on the internet. | |
| A lot of people have asked that I do it, and my aunt, who is an Orthodox Jew, they don't use electricity on the Holy Days or the Sabbath, but she will be tuning in. | |
| She needs that on that night. | |
| It's, to say the least, it is a disruptive experience. | |
| And that is saying the least. | |
| Well, what's with you, my friends? | |
| I like talking to you during this time. | |
| Which is today is April 1st, so we have another 29 days another four weeks of this Maybe you say Well, they will be voices no matter what the numbers I mean unless the number is zero or very close to zero if they will be voices to continue it Alright, my friends. | |
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35 Years Of Music
00:00:25
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| This is the situation, and I am going to make good on my musical idea to play for you something beautiful and talk to you a little about it. | |
| I've been wanting to do this for 35 years. | |
| The circumstances allow for it today. | |