John P. Rynne: Election Day, Who Owns Tomorrow?

Episode 736 | Full Broadcast Transcript

The Next Steps Show | Original broadcast: November 3, 2026 | Featuring John P. Rynne, with telephone guest Marley Hornick.

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[00:00:30] Speaker 3: In a world that seems to change daily, what will you do next? Welcome to the next steps show with Peter Vasquez, a starting point for discussion.

[00:00:44] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): Hey, Mira. What a perfect day to have see as we go into election twenty twenty six, ladies and gentlemen. How exciting. Mira lines are open. (585) 346-3000. (866) 552-1009. Meet that if you're a voter, because, you know, we all should be voters in this nation. See, absolutely. If you're over 18, you should be voting. Get out there to vote. You got till 09:00 tonight. You absolutely have to regardless of where you stand. But, Amida, give us a call. Tell us if you voted, who you voted for, and why. If you're not gonna vote, I wanna know why you're not gonna vote. Okay?

[00:01:21] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): Because... Well, you know what? Maybe it'll make sense. I don't think so. What do you think, John? Would it make sense if somebody doesn't vote?

[00:01:27] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): Not at all. Not at all. Unless unless they're a Democrat.

[00:01:31] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): Correct. That would make sense.

[00:01:32] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Let... Let's, bring in our guest here. First of all, explain to everybody who John is. John is John the optimist. I was going with the mystery voice, Bob. Oh, I... I'm sorry. Did I spoil the optimist. I was going with a mystery voice, Bob. Oh, I... I'm sorry. Did I spoil the the the No. You never spoil

[00:01:45] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): anything then. You enhance everything.

[00:01:46] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Well, I'm gonna enhance everybody with some breaking news. Oh. We're gonna start the show off with some breaking news. How about a little of that? Let's see here. Over 20,000 fraudulent ballots uncovered in FBI raid of Houston storage locker warehouse, all for Democrats. FBI raid of a storage locker warehouse in Houston last night uncovered 20,000 fraudulent ballots, all marked in favor of Democrats. Agencies, the massive stash during the operation after tips led them to the facility where the ballots have been stored and prepared for distribution.

[00:02:18] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): The discovery has sent shock waves through the election system as officials scramble to determine how many of these illegal ballots may have already been cast or were ready to be injected into the count every single one filled out for Democrat candidates, which points to a coordinated effort to tip races across the state of Texas. Investigators now examining the origin of the balance of the people who control the storage units and any connections to political operatives or campaigns. So there you have it. This is why you gotta get out and vote, Dan.

[00:02:49] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): That is breaking news. I'll tell you.

[00:02:50] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): That is.

[00:02:51] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): Couldn't happen at a better time, actually.

[00:02:54] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): I am telling you.

[00:02:55] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): Well, there's there's shenanigans going on all over the place. You know? And the thing is, you've got, what, fake candidates trying to be put in office. I mean, are we still in America, John? It's unbelievable. I'll tell you.

[00:03:08] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): It it goes back. The the election fraud that happened in 2020 brought it all out, and it never really went through the judicial system properly. They were thrown out without any evidence in these courts. I think, there were only two cases that went through the court process, and they found in favor of Trump.

[00:03:31] Speaker 2: Yep. Actually, I think a lot

[00:03:33] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): of the evidence coming out these days, guys, are showing that at the very least, there was a potential... Or or or or potential fraud in 2020. AuditNY New York, Project Civica with, you know, with all these individuals out there showing that the voter rules are horrible. But, you know, what really concerns me that I... Throughout this cycle, I've got reports that there were candidates, people on the ballot, that are volunteering to assist people at the bow... At the polls to include going into the actual, machine stuff.

[00:04:07] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Isn't that some... I just...

[00:04:08] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): I... That's dumbfounding to me.

[00:04:09] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): Oh, yeah. You you you remember, in 2020, right after the the election and Biden had won, there were legislative sessions in all the battleground states. I saw a number of the hearings on C SPAN where they had all kinds of evidence of voter fraud, all different types... A lot of different types of voter fraud that went on, manipulation of machines, fake fake ballots, etcetera. And there were 900 people that file affidavits to the evidence of voter fraud. This was done. I've watched probably, forty hours of these hearings. It it was on C SPAN and some other networks.

[00:05:00] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): It was unbelievable, and all that went away.

[00:05:03] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): John, I have a question for the audience out there too. We have now had, we're just in here recording Medicare U before you guys came into the studio, which will air, you know, later on, this week on the station. And, we've had reports of, you know, we have the electronic, voting machines. And there's there's problems apparently in Westchester County where the machines do not accept the paper ballot, you know, with a little, where you where you fill in the little marks like you used to do with, school school tests. They ordered the wrong size paper. Well, okay. That's...

[00:05:37] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): It's too that's too thick. The the machine's so light. And we had that experience in Geneseo. Missus Savage and I voted on the first day of early voting, and they were struggling because the machines were spitting the the ballots back out. So, you know, the question arises, well, were were they ever properly tabulated? I mean, were the votes accepted? You know? And this leads to a question that I pose over and over and over again is, why can't these machines be structured in such a way that you get a receipt for your ballot that... You know?

[00:06:10] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): John John Ryan, you're, you know, ballot number two twenty today. Here's your receipt that your ballot was, you know, made it into the database.

[00:06:19] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): So... Oh, supposedly. I've I've heard, Gary Sal a number of times talk... He's an expert in this now.

[00:06:25] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Oh, yeah.

[00:06:26] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): And I've I've heard people talking about, they just... All these... In fact, I listened to the, board of elections head in Buffalo, Hurry County the other day, and he just he just said, oh, it's foolproof. We have no problems. And he says, we got this check. We have this check. He named, like, five or 10 different checks that they have. And and I'm like, man, I'll tell you. Why don't they get somebody like Gary Stout on here

[00:06:55] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): There you go.

[00:06:56] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): Or or, some of the advocates. They won't talk to them.

[00:07:01] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Oh, yeah.

[00:07:01] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): That's my understanding. Yeah.

[00:07:03] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): You won't talk to them.

[00:07:04] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): They won't... It doesn't matter what kind of data, what kind of proof. They just will not in any way, shape, or do or or or or way open up the door for them to come in and have a conversation. Marley Hornick

[00:07:14] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): is a good example. Yeah. What a what a what a great spokesperson. She's been a communicate... She's a great communicator. Yeah. She should be on the air on NPR, WXXI, CBS, NBC.

[00:07:27] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): Yeah. They're they're getting picked up with Fox more often, and I do have them regularly on here now every other month. Hey. And that Westchester County, just so that everybody knows, this is our solution, guys. You know, you gotta love it. It. Westchester County was a red county. Is it is it still a red county? Oh, I wouldn't...

[00:07:43] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): No. I wouldn't say that. It is. It's... This town state, Peter, that's that's blue territory down there.

[00:07:49] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): Yeah. But we had a governor run who was the county executive there of Yeah.

[00:07:52] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): It's it's kind of

[00:07:53] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): like purple ish.

[00:07:54] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Yeah. It's kind of... No. He he... Rob Astorino is who you're talking about. He's he's definitely GOP. Yeah. It... It's kind of the same situation as Bruce Blakeman, you know, in Nassau County where he's the county executive.

[00:08:06] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): Owen, Rochester.

[00:08:08] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): And, and so, it... It's really a very blue area because it's suburban New York. But, you know, he had a successful coalition, which, by the way, went south. It all fell apart on the guy, and that's why he wound up running for governor. We have Owen standing by on the line. Owen, what's going on?

[00:08:26] Speaker 6: Hi. Yeah. I I figured I'd, call in. I I was just wondering,

[00:08:32] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): I

[00:08:33] Speaker 6: I noticed, Tracy DeFlorio on my ballot. Uh-huh.

[00:08:37] Speaker 7: She

[00:08:37] Speaker 6: doesn't have a, conservative party endorsement.

[00:08:42] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): Okay. And that's what she did.

[00:08:43] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): Know why?

[00:08:45] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): No clue why. None whatsoever. That would definitely be a campaign or a truancy question. But I thought you did, actually. I thought all Republicans had

[00:08:52] Speaker 8: a conservative No. That's not that's not wrong.

[00:08:55] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): No. The, the the the conservatives are not in... Cross endorsing all the GOP. They're not. Okay. I have no idea why. I don't know what's going on with the leadership of the conservatives, but it's it's pretty erratic in Monroe County in my opinion.

[00:09:06] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): It has been erratic for a long time. Owen, did you, you know what? Tell me something, Owen, real quick. How's the polling sites looking for you when you voted?

[00:09:17] Speaker 6: Good, I guess. I mean, I I voted this morning, so I don't

[00:09:22] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): Gotcha. What was it?

[00:09:23] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Was it busy, Owen? Did you see a lot of people there?

[00:09:27] Speaker 6: Not really.

[00:09:29] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): May I ask where you voted?

[00:09:32] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): I'm sorry.

[00:09:33] Speaker 6: Yeah. I guess in Rochester. So, it was a school without walls or

[00:09:40] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): something like that.

[00:09:41] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): Right over on my screen. Alright. Right over on the side. Alright. Oh, and I appreciate the call, sir. I really

[00:09:46] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): do Thanks for voting on. You're a great American, and thanks for calling in. (585) 346-3000. You can tell us your, you know, your your polling place Yeah. Entails that have positive or negative. We're interested.

[00:10:00] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): Absolutely. Pete... Peter and I were talking before we went on the air about, you know me and media bias. I just think it's it's not a Democrat problem. It's the media. It's really out of control. And I noticed... First noticed it when I was, actually, back in the seventies. Remember the Tet Offensive during Vietnam?

[00:10:26] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Oh, yeah. Sixties. Yeah. We... Yeah.

[00:10:29] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): It's... Anyway, Walter Crankite made a big deal about the Tet Offensive. In fact, we had beaten the Tet Offensive off, and, Crankite came on the air and, showed a lot of bias in saying we're losing the war because of the Tet Offensive. In fact, we beat it back. And that was not... That was my first indication that there was immediate bias. The other the other thing... But back in, 2005, the UCLA study, concluded that out of the 20 major media outlets, 16 or eight... 80% of them were to the left. And it shocked UCLA, but they reported to the facts.

[00:11:15] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): And and it's gotten a lot worse

[00:11:17] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): This is why

[00:11:17] Speaker 9: it is.

[00:11:18] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): Twenty years.

[00:11:18] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Oh, no. Quite... Well, it's gotten... It depends on how you look at it, because you gotta... If you you go back to 1969 in the Tet Offensive, the media in this country consisted of daily newspapers. You know, we're talking Washington Post, you know, WAPO, LA Times, New York Times, Boston Globe, and so forth, and the three alphabet soup networks, ABC, NBC, CBS. That was it for the most part. And then you had the news magazines, Newsweek, and Time, all way left of center. No question about it.

[00:11:52] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Now we have this great diversity because we have the cable channels, and we have conservative talk radio. And, so at least we got more of a multiplicity of voices, but the proportion is still out of whack. You're out of whack.

[00:12:06] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): You're out of whack.

[00:12:07] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): You're totally right.

[00:12:08] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): It's gotta be 90%, I think. We have... When I say we, the conservatives

[00:12:13] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): Jeff.

[00:12:14] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): Cable networks in a lot of cases, but they still have competition on the cable networks from the left. It's the newspapers and the day to day media that's killing us and, of course, the education system.

[00:12:28] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Yeah. No question about it. Let's go to Jeff. Yeah. Let's go to Jeff. Jeff, where are you calling from? Jeff, you there? Oh, he's gone. Sorry. Call back, Jeff. I don't know what happened to your line, but it disappeared.

[00:12:41] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): So we're talking media. I have this cut cut too if we have time before we go to break.

[00:12:46] Speaker 10: I'm not a radical, Evan. Like, I taught at Berkeley for twelve years.

[00:12:49] Speaker 11: Well, then she couldn't possibly be a radical. I mean, they wouldn't have those teaching at Berkeley. Is that the worst media quote of the week? Impossible first. Here's our contenders. Option number one, Joe Scarborough's TDS claims that Republicans dislike George Soros because he's Jewish, but like Milan because of Hitler's salutes. The difference here is one is a Jew

[00:13:12] Speaker 12: that Republicans love to remind everybody is a Jew, and and so try to slur him that way. And the other, is the guy that does, Heil Hitler salutes.

[00:13:27] Speaker 11: Option number two, MS Now's Melissa Murray claims because she owns a blazer, it's not a radical idea to pack the supreme court.

[00:13:34] Speaker 10: I'm not a radical, Evan. Like, I taught at Berkeley for twelve years. For all of those twelve years, I taught in a blazer. And so I am in favor of court reform, and I think everything should be on the table.

[00:13:45] Speaker 11: And option number three, Adam Serwer claims the Trump administration displays the kind of racism we haven't seen since the nineteenth century.

[00:13:53] Speaker 13: Yeah. The Trump administration has displayed the kind of overt explicit racism that we haven't seen come out of the Oval Office since maybe the nineteenth century.

[00:14:03] Speaker 11: Some tough choices there. Vote for what you think is the worst in the link above. Now this video and poll is funded by our good friend James Jamero, and be sure to check out NewsButchers on Monday to find out which member of the media snagged the title for the MRC's worst media cordial. And that's, of course.

[00:14:17] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): Alright. Borscht media quote. So, John, MRC TV or Newsbusters, Newsbusters is a a part of MRC TV. They put out this weekly, you know, worst news clip of the week, and they put it in copy of it. And that's what that was. When we get back from break, though, I'd like to know what your opinion is as to which was the worst one of the week and those that we just heard. You know, he used to be a Jew too? Schumer. Senator Schumer. He used to be Jewish.

[00:14:43] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): In the old city.

[00:14:44] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): Yeah. Now he's... We'll be right back right here, ladies and gentlemen. And the next step shows you'll see with Peter Vasquez. I had the honor of having John the optimist. That's John Ryan of Ryan Murphy and Associates, Tenimo, the national treasure,. We'll be right back right here on the voice of Liberty.

[00:15:04] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): And on line three, Gaza. Oh, you're going to that call. No. Just kidding..

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[00:16:34] Speaker 8: Marley.

[00:16:34] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): And, you know, 74% increase over midterm, you know, pre election voting in 2022. Over 95,000 in Monroe County and the suburban counties, you know, we're hearing from our WLEA folks, similar, you know, big proportions of the vote with early voting. I guess that's probably because of, familiarity with the early voting, process. So people are becoming more comfortable with it.

[00:17:05] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): Then I think people are scared of what would happen if they don't vote, to

[00:17:08] Speaker 2: be honest with you.

[00:17:09] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): The DSA, John, which they want

[00:17:10] Speaker 2: to talk a little bit, they should be. I believe

[00:17:12] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): we have Marley. We're talking about, people who are advocating. In studio, we have John Ryan c, John the optimist. You know, I'll tell you, today's conversation is phenomenal. We need more callers. Marley, thank you for calling. Marley?

[00:17:27] Marley Hornick (Speaker 16): Hey. It's really good to be with you guys. Hello? Can you hear me?

[00:17:30] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): We can we can we can hear you fine. So, what... Do you have any tales from the, you know, from the field? How how voting is going? Any, any signs of irregularities or funny business?

[00:17:43] Marley Hornick (Speaker 16): Oh, I'm not in the field. I'm actually in New York City. I've been, part of the NPD News midterm elections reporting crew here. So that's been my focus so far. But I do think, if you guys haven't reported it already, it's extremely... It's pretty bad. Pretty bad news in West Chester County.

[00:18:07] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Yeah. Tell us about that.

[00:18:08] Marley Hornick (Speaker 16): Tracking that. Not a single one of the machines apparently is properly calibrated to the paper. And so, apparently, the entire population of Westchester County voters is having their ballot stuffed into bags and assured that they will be counted and counted fairly.

[00:18:33] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): You know Perfect.

[00:18:34] Marley Hornick (Speaker 16): I think. Right, so so on the one hand, you have maybe some people who are thinking, wow, this could be better than the machines count the votes if you have that kind of skepticism. On the other hand, you know, how come these machines that were sensibly tested and signed off on with the ballots in question, are suddenly not dysfunctional on the day of for one of the most critical house seats in the country? And, you know, honestly, guys, I... I'm feeling a little frustrated today.

[00:19:09] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Well, I can see why you

[00:19:10] Marley Hornick (Speaker 16): It's been it's been four years since Zeldin's election. And, you know, for some reason, the New York GOP and a lot of people who really care about elections, and I'm not accusing the GOP of not caring. I am using them of that. But they are, people who have done these comp how to file these lawsuits and work their tails out for four years, why are we still treated like lepers when we come in and say, hey. We have some ideas in advance. Why don't we do something cum civilly?

[00:19:40] Marley Hornick (Speaker 16): Why don't we get ahead of the narrative and supply our own and fight all from from from before the election starts instead of getting stuck in these traps and try to fight your way back out of it?

[00:19:52] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Yeah. Yeah. Marley Hornick is on the line with us. We're having a little trouble with the connection. It's bouncing around a little bit, so we'll try to try to get some points in here while she's still connected. You know, it's very interesting, this Westchester issue here, Marley, because up here in Livingston County in Western New York, missus Savage and I went for early voting, in Livingston County the first day of early voting. And wouldn't you know it? We had problems with the machines not accepting the paper ballots.

[00:20:20] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): You know, we had to fill in the little the little dots, and we had the exact same experience. The machines were routinely spitting the ballots back out, and the election workers were very frustrated running from machine to machine to reinsert the paper repeatedly. And, of course, the question arises, are the votes being counted? Are they being tabulated properly? Are are are we casting multiple votes here? I mean, what's going on? You're supposed to get a receipt.

[00:20:48] Marley Hornick (Speaker 16): Well, no one knows, Bob. I mean, no one knows. That's the answer to that question. And and it doesn't help voters feel confident when someone just comes over and tells us, don't worry. It's working.

[00:21:02] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Right. Why why would we believe that? And and, I mean... And, you know, the the bigger point which you made earlier in the conversation is how could this not have been tested? How could this not have been detected before election day in Westchester County, which is a huge county?

[00:21:19] Marley Hornick (Speaker 16): Well, it was tested. And so the question is, why were the testing parameters that were tested then altered after testing and the system is suddenly not functioning across the entire county. It's not believable. It's not a testing issue. It's a fraud issue, but here we are. We're back inside of the trap trying to fight our way out against a totally emboldened, never accountable state of, you know, basically democratic operatives and leftist judges. This is what we're facing. And so... No.

[00:21:54] Marley Hornick (Speaker 16): If we are not ahead of the game, we are never going to win this, and that's what I've been fighting for for six years. That's what I've been fighting even for for four years and fighting even harder for for the last two years. And, you know, so basically, it's up to us. We know this because the constitution grants the right to choose representatives to qualified voters in every state. When you think about this logically... Okay. So just try to forget what's going on today for just a minute because it's a little stressful. So just remember this principle.

[00:22:33] Marley Hornick (Speaker 16): This is the only job in the entire United States constitution given to the people. It's the only place in that entire document where the founders gave a little piece of constitutional turf. Yeah. And if you go to to Madison in Federalist '51, he says ambition must counter vision. Everywhere in The United States constitution that a piece of turf is granted to somebody, that is the message for Madison. You're gonna fight like hell for the rest of eternity to meeting pet turf, and that's exactly what we must do. And so all I can say is, you know, today's gonna be what it is.

[00:23:15] Marley Hornick (Speaker 16): And if we really want these problems solved, I just pray that people will reach into their pockets, reach into what the little they have left in New York state and support realamerica.vote. We have the solutions. We have the the voter qualification audits that we're running now. Just finished the LA County, and we are working on multiple constitutional legal approach to The United States Of America to fix this problem of New York. We're gonna flank this state, and we're gonna fix it.

[00:23:44] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Amen. Thanks. That's that's great news to hear. And, you have any, advice for, voters out there if they if they detect any any suspicious conditions, voter fraud, or whatever?

[00:23:55] Marley Hornick (Speaker 16): Yes. The only thing you should do is call the civil rights division of the United States Department of Justice. If you look on all social media platforms and you look up their, you know, their account or you go to justice.gov, you can find the contact information. This is the only appropriate way to report any issues of voter fraud or election misconduct that you witness, whether you experience them there yourself or you witness them directly. Please do not report those things to organizations that are five zero one c three.

[00:24:30] Marley Hornick (Speaker 16): They have no jurisdiction, no legal authority, and your complaint will never be adjudicated.

[00:24:35] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Good to hear. Marley Hornick. And, give us the name of your organization again, Marley, because I've got a mental block about it.

[00:24:42] Marley Hornick (Speaker 16): Realamerica.vote.

[00:24:45] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Thanks so much for all your work. Thanks for taking the time to be on our program with us. We'll be back with more here on the Next Step Show, w y s l w l e a, the voice of liberty.

[00:25:11] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): Hi,

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[00:25:53] Speaker 17: It's election day twenty twenty six. You can vote till nine tonight. The biggest race in New York state today, the governor's race between governor Kathy Hochul, a democrat, and Long Island County executive Bruce Blakeman, a republican. Another big statewide race today, the attorney general's race between Democrat AG Leticia James and Republican opponent Sarita Kamatoretti.

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[00:30:50] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): (585) 346-3000. Wanna join the conversation here on election day. And, if you haven't voted and you're not on your way to the polls, let's correct that condition as soon as possible. Get out there and, and cast your vote and be an American and a New Yorker and stand up for our rights. We need you. All hands on deck today, folks. Get out there and vote. And, (585) 346-3000. We'd love to know your experiences at the polls. If you have any tales that you want to, that you wanna pass along to us. You know, we've already, pointed out three situations.

[00:31:24] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Westchester County, all the votes are going into bags. Orange plastic bags because none of the voting machines will accept the paper ballots. Missus Savage and I had a similar experience in Livingston County at the government's, center on Saturday, the first day of polling, where the machines were routinely rejecting the polls when you tried to feed them into the machine. And, so the the poll workers were forced to, you know, give assistance on individual basis.

[00:31:55] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): If you stop and think about it, there's concerns about privacy there because the poll workers are coming up and they're they're they're seeing the ballots. Yeah. You know? There's a

[00:32:03] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): lot of concerns.

[00:32:05] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): So there's that. I mean, I'm not, you know, trying to impugn anyone here, but it's it's... That's not the way it's supposed to work. And how can these machines not be tested and calibrated so that we know that everything will go according to plan? This is the question that I have.

[00:32:19] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): I'm a bubbler on a human.

[00:32:21] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): No. I'm just kidding. No. That's not gonna fly. Now John the optimist with us. Hey, John. Any thoughts so far?

[00:32:28] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): Well, you know me. I I got a harp on media bias. That's the whole problem with our system right now. That's why we have a, we had a administration with Joe Biden who was incompetent, number one, who was a criminal with his, briberies from, the Ukraine and China and his... The poorest border policy that he had that he let in millions and millions of illegal aliens.

[00:32:58] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): Here you go.

[00:32:59] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): And that's all forgotten now. Yeah. And and and when... It was never really brought up when it was happening by the mainstream media. So people are uneducated. Yeah. And that's the key that's what's happening to our country right now. We've got socialists. We've got Marxists. We've got antisemites that are running for big offices, and they shouldn't be doing that because the media is covering it up. It's disinformation, not necessarily misinformation.

[00:33:28] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): I'll tell you. My guest yesterday would tell you that socialism is partnership. You can hear his words. He's actually running for Senate fifty eighth against Omera, and I'm like, what are you talking about? Can we play co one?

[00:33:41] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): We can play code one.

[00:33:42] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): I appreciate it. Democrat socialist of America, sir. Where do you stand on what they're offering? Because a lot of what you're talking about seems to align with their platform.

[00:33:51] Speaker 9: Well, first off, the definition of socialism is is changed, and it's unfortunately an inflammatory word. And if you look at what socialism really means is cooperation, if you can put it in a nutshell. And we... Right now, it's being misused. It's not defined, and it's not... We're not talking Karl Marx....

[00:34:14] Speaker 20: To cut you out, but socialism is allowing our government to tell us what

[00:34:18] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): to do and to take full control.

[00:34:20] Speaker 21: I don't know where, that part comes from that you just said.

[00:34:25] Speaker 2: So so that was

[00:34:26] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): my guess yesterday. The first guy was Colinda Washington. Bambruski Bambruski something in the Bambruski. That was... And then Colinda Washington who's, yeah, Colinda Washington who's running for Assembly 1 35th. Interestingly, she's, a black, right, running for office, lives somewhere in the Penfield area. And she's telling this guy who happens to be Caucasian in the rural area, lives in Pen Yean area, right, running for the senate fifty eight. And she's like, no. Socialism is controlled. It's not partnership. And and you brought up socialism.

[00:35:02] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): I mean, how would you respond to him?

[00:35:05] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): Well, the same the same way, she did. I think Karl Marx said that, socialism is one step away from communism, and, you can't change that definition. That's it.

[00:35:19] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): It's, communism lite, l I t e, because in socialism, we haven't moved on to where the government owns all property and the means of production. It's kind of it's kind of like... You ever hear the, you know, the term being bandied about a public private partnership? That's socialism.

[00:35:39] Speaker 9: Yeah.

[00:35:40] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): That's a nascent socialism. And, that's that's one of the warning signs, you know, the leper's bell that gets rung out there when, when bad political winds are blowing. You wanna be careful. And by the way, back to whatever his name's... What was his name? Jim Bam. Babowski or

[00:35:56] Speaker 2: Babowski. Yeah.

[00:35:57] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Miyagi or something. If if socialism is a term that is being that's being distorted right now and is not accurate and is wrong, why are they using it? Why don't you come up with a term that that accurately describes what your agenda is? And, of course, the the obvious answer to that, if you'll pardon my answering my own question, is that that requires the use of truth, which is an alien, concept to the political left.

[00:36:27] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): Do you, by chance, have yesterday's cuts by... Handy? I do. Probably not. You got an efficient, system here, so they probably got rid of it. But this same guy, we're talking second amendment. And his hope Gary. Form in the second amendment is focused on, well, making sure that the good gun owners, the good people as he refers to them, right, aren't being affected by those really bad gun owners. Never mind the fact that the people that are using guns in a bad way.

[00:36:56] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): He's referring to the the government control type of policies policies for gun owners and the good people are those that say, yes, Kathy. I mean, yes, government. Whatever you say. Isn't that something? That's what's running. That's the media.

[00:37:12] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): Again, again, it's the media. It really is. And and, the... They're they're the enemy of the country. It's not the Democrats. It's the Oh, media.

[00:37:22] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): It's the Democrats. Definitely the Democrats, but I don't disagree about the media. Because the media, of course, if we use our Kamala Harris Venn diagrams, we find that there is that there is, she loves Venn diagrams. She does. It's just that... I just love them. We find that they are, you know, members of the same category. We have Gary on the line. Gary, what's going on this election day?

[00:37:44] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): Hello, Gary. Before you go, he did say on Facebook, guys, that, that those machines in Westchester County worked fine throughout the, early voting. Gary.

[00:37:56] Speaker 9: It's true. They did. Yeah. Yeah. He said, what I'm hearing. I saw that article, just before, I don't know, 11:30 or so and sent one to Bob. And that's the the key thing that they're ignoring is, you know, these things were used right up until Sunday. Same machines, and now none of them work. So, you know, the obvious answer is they're made that way, that somebody messed with the programming because how can they all break down at the same time?

[00:38:30] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Well, it seems more fundamental even than than the firmware, Gary, because they're they're having the same problem that my wife and I had, at the polling place in Livingston County in Geneseo, first day of, early voting, and that is that the ballots wouldn't fit in the machine. The machines were rejecting them physically.

[00:38:50] Speaker 9: So if they're the wrong thickness, which is something that Kathy Hochul mentioned in her latest speech, how did they not catch that when they were, you know, they... I assume that they've had the same ballots for the early voting as they do now.

[00:39:10] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): You're assuming... Right?

[00:39:12] Speaker 9: Nobody's no... Nobody's changed. They haven't taken anybody off the ballot since the primaries. Right? That that doesn't change. It's just that you have to have it. I guess you gotta have separate, you know, a bunch of ballots. I don't know how they do it down there. Up here, you know, with these electronic machines, you just go in and tell them what your address is and then... Well, no. You tell them your name and then they tell you what your address and your birthday is.

[00:39:38] Speaker 9: And, you know, it supposedly prints out the choices you're supposed to make and you punch the buttons and it tells you then then it supposedly counts those, but none of it's provable to anybody that doesn't read barcode. So you can't really compare them. That's the beauty of it if you're trying to rig elections. And, I listened to what Marley had to say on and, you know, we've been screaming about this across the country for the last five, six years, and it's to no avail... These, you know, these these people have gone... The the boards of elections have gone beyond...

[00:40:17] Speaker 9: Well, you know, we we know it works good, and and there's nothing to see here too. We're not gonna look here.

[00:40:23] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): Yeah. There's

[00:40:24] Speaker 9: don't even wanna know what you have to say.

[00:40:26] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): That's government, though, Gary. That's not just the board of elections. Did you vote already?

[00:40:31] Speaker 9: Yeah. I voted, I think it was last Wednesday.

[00:40:35] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): Any issues in your part? Like like Well, no. I just that. Picnic?

[00:40:40] Speaker 9: No. The the... You know, there was no problems with that. It was just when I checked in, I gave my name, and then she said, is this your address? And read the address off. And then she said, is this your birthday? Birthday off. And I said, you know, how do you know I didn't lie when I told you yes?

[00:40:59] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): Man, there's a great video of my

[00:41:01] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): you should ask what's your... What is your address? What is your birthday? Right? Well As a as a And They're

[00:41:08] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): not allowed.

[00:41:09] Speaker 9: When I when I, mentioned that to her, she said, well, I started doing that way because I thought that was a way to do it too. Because I said, wouldn't it make more sense if you're trying to verify who I am that you ask me those questions and I have to tell you? And she said, yes. She goes, it does. But I was doing it that way, and then they told me I should do it this way. Now that, you know, when when I asked Peter Elder the question, he said that the training was bad and that he would take care of it right away.

[00:41:43] Speaker 9: But to me, the lady had the training right, and then whoever was running that polling station in Greece changed the the rules on

[00:41:51] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): it. Yeah. And Peter Peter Elder actually gave you that answer right here in the next step show.

[00:41:56] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Yeah. He was here at the time, and he he said that they were gonna look right into it. You didn't get any follow-up from him. Right?

[00:42:02] Speaker 9: No. He won't call me back.

[00:42:03] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): I wouldn't expect that he would've.

[00:42:05] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Alright. Alright. Well, appreciate it, Gary. We got a lot... You know what? Bob, we're gonna blow off the break here. We've got the calls stacked up. I'll let you

[00:42:13] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): Jeff.

[00:42:13] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): The the next guy up. And, our number is (585) 346-3000. If you're out of the local area, (866) 552-1009. Hey, Jeff. Tell us what's going on.

[00:42:25] Speaker 7: Well, I live down here in the Southern tier in Hornell, and I did the early voting, which I regret doing.

[00:42:32] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Why is that? But when I went...

[00:42:34] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): Oh, I

[00:42:35] Speaker 7: just think, I think you should vote on the day of, collections. I just think you're open for more trouble when you vote early.

[00:42:43] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): I can't. You have a chance. I can't disagree with you. I agree too.

[00:42:47] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): I haven't voted yet. I'm gonna vote after the show.

[00:42:50] Speaker 7: Yeah. But when I went into the voting place, she asked me my birth date. So I called her, and she asked me where

[00:42:56] Speaker 9: I lived. Is it... Is this

[00:42:57] Speaker 7: your address? The same experience. And then, I go, how do you know who I am? She goes, we're gonna compare your signature

[00:43:04] Speaker 9: to the signature we have on file.

[00:43:06] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Can you see the can you see the previous example of the signature when you when you sign in, Jeff?

[00:43:13] Speaker 7: No. She won't let me see.

[00:43:14] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Like, I won't. Oh, okay. Well, that's a good thing.

[00:43:17] Speaker 7: And that's odd. And then when I went to put my ballot into the machine, it it couldn't read it two times. So I had to reinsert it, three times, and it finally took my vote.

[00:43:28] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): What was it? But I asked what

[00:43:30] Speaker 7: kind of machine they were. Are they Dominion machines? Here's... No. I actually don't know what kind of machines they are.

[00:43:34] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Yeah. I I don't think people are using Dominion necessarily, but as, Gary and Marley have pointed out on this station repeatedly, doesn't make any difference whether it's Dominion or not because all the electronic voting machines all have the same source code, that was, you know, the the source of so much mischief in 2020. So as long as we continue to use these machines, these electronic machines as opposed to paper ballots, we're gonna have these problems. Anything anything else fishy going on that the the... Can... Let me ask this. Where did you vote?

[00:44:09] Speaker 7: Down in, I live in Cannistillo just outside of Hornell.

[00:44:12] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Oh, yeah. But I but

[00:44:13] Speaker 7: I voted early at the old Ponderosa in Hornell.

[00:44:16] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Okay.

[00:44:16] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): So

[00:44:16] Speaker 7: like I said, it, rejected my ballot three times before it accepted

[00:44:21] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): it. Wow.

[00:44:22] Speaker 7: Stuck the whole spit it back out, sucked it in, spit it back out. And then the lady came over to try to help me, but I didn't need any help. It was the machine that was misbehaving.

[00:44:32] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): And so finally, you put... You you got to accept it, and then you feel like your vote got cast.

[00:44:38] Speaker 7: I feel like it, but I just kept it going. I don't know why.

[00:44:41] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): Yeah. Yeah.

[00:44:42] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): I didn't

[00:44:42] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): give you any indication. Any... And nothing. No. No. Because, Bob, I do remember when Peter and Jackie were here, they said that, when you cast your vote, and I remember this from the examples they gave, it's supposed to print out a piece of paper No. That tells you how you voted.

[00:44:58] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): No. No. There's there's no system that I'm aware of that gives you a receipt for your receipt. No. And and this is a point that I've made repeatedly. That should happen. You should get a receipt, and and you should have, like, a reference number on there. Obviously, not your, you know, ID. I mean, go ahead.

[00:45:17] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): I'm gonna have to listen to a previous show because I'm almost 99% sure that when... I I went ahead this question we asked, how we verified, when we had... And I'm almost 99.9% sure that we absolutely are supposed

[00:45:31] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): to get something. Totally totally in favor of that. Hey, Jeff. Appreciate the call. Say hi to everybody down in Southern Tier, and we'll go to our next caller here. And if if Ellen. 5, 853463000. Hey, Ellen. Talk to us.

[00:45:46] Ellen, caller (Speaker 16): Okay. So I went to the Avon Village Hall. That's where the yellow card said we were supposed to go. Yeah. And there was lots of people in line, and we got up to the... My husband and I. We got up to the place, and she said, this year, if you want, you can show us your license because my husband always drives him nuts. Why don't we have to show our license? So, Al forgot to bring his license.

[00:46:09] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Wait. Wait. Wait. Hang on. They asked you for ID?

[00:46:15] Ellen, caller (Speaker 16): Well, they remember that... Because my husband always says, why don't you ask for ID every year when we go? Oh. So this year they go, guess what? You can show your ID. And I was like, well, I didn't even bring it this time. And so they took his yellow postcard that we get in the mail, and there's a scan... There's a barcode. At least on some of them, there are barcodes. So they took a picture of that or something, and then they recognized him from now on. And they said it'll be easier from now on. And they took my ID, and they said, great. You know, thank you.

[00:46:46] Ellen, caller (Speaker 16): It'll be easier for us from now on. And we still had to sign the the screen.

[00:46:51] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Yeah. But there

[00:46:52] Ellen, caller (Speaker 16): was a lot of people there, and that's because the other voting place was closed. So we all kinda met at the same place. Everybody showed up.

[00:46:59] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Is this is this today, Ellen? Is this a

[00:47:01] Ellen, caller (Speaker 16): Yeah. We went around ten at the Village Home. Okay.

[00:47:04] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): And what's the turnout look like?

[00:47:06] Ellen, caller (Speaker 16): It was a lot of people there, but I can't remember the number. You know, you can watch and see the screen will change if it accepts your ballot. Yeah. And I don't know if it was, like, 01:28 or two twenty eight, but at the time, it was a long line almost out the door Wow. Down the hall, you know. So maybe that's just everybody decided to go at that time that's retired. I don't know.

[00:47:28] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Let me just ask, you know, Ellen, you you live in the village as I understand. And, was there a reason why you didn't do early voting?

[00:47:35] Ellen, caller (Speaker 16): Oh, I just... It's my husband. He's always like, nope. We're not doing... I I could care either way, you know, but he wants to go on the day. It's just a celebratory kind of thing.

[00:47:44] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Sure. Yeah.

[00:47:45] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): So The same reason why I go on

[00:47:48] Speaker 9: the day.

[00:47:48] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): You know? Me too?

[00:47:50] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): You know,

[00:47:50] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): I would do early if I had to, but I would definitely go. Hey, Ellen. I my my my uncle passed away many, many moons ago, but we still get these cards with barcodes. I can send it your way if you got time. No. Just kidding. Kidding. I'm not kidding about Wow. This is... I have one family member receiving.

[00:48:07] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): That does have a You're you're absolutely right. Hey, Alan. Appreciate the call. Thanks for being a good American and a good Avonite and, casting your ballot. 5853463000. We'd like to hear your election, the polling, place, anecdotes today. If you got one that you can share. And again, back to breaking news, at the beginning of the show, we have the FBI conducting a raid in Houston and finding 20,000, prefilled out ballots in a warehouse all filled out for Democrats.

[00:48:40] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): I I can't wait to get the details on that because I wanna know if they, like, how did they know to do that rate?

[00:48:46] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Well, I don't think they wanna share that, because, they have been tasked with ferreting out any cases of, you know, ballot fraud today. Kind of important in Texas where you got, you know, Talfrego versus, Ken... Not Ken Paxton. The, oh, man. Senior bullet? Help me out here, John. Paxton. Was it is it Paxton? Yeah.

[00:49:10] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): Okay.

[00:49:11] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Oh, alright. Alright. Hey. Oh, yeah. I'm

[00:49:14] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): David. Here

[00:49:15] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): to another. Kid kid's fusing him with Greg David. Hey. I'm sorry. Who's it, Bob? David.

[00:49:19] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): David.

[00:49:19] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Hey, David. What do we got going?

[00:49:22] Speaker 9: Well, I pulled her down to the Irondequate Rec Center up there, a suburb of Rochester, early voting. And, they asked me some questions, which I answered, and they in my ID to make sure my answers are correct. They said, oh, no. No. And then they had me sign, and they were gonna compare signatures. The signing pad was, like, at a 45 degree angle. Right. And being 35 years old and 12, I couldn't bend down properly to give them an accurate signature. They said, oh, no. That's okay.

[00:49:56] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Oh, no. Jeez. What?

[00:49:59] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): It's crazy.

[00:50:00] Speaker 9: They had nothing to match properly.

[00:50:03] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): No. Yeah.

[00:50:04] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): What what are

[00:50:04] Speaker 9: they gonna happen?

[00:50:05] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Yeah. What are they gonna do? Turn you away? I I I kinda understand. Yeah. It's like, They

[00:50:10] Speaker 9: don't know who I am.

[00:50:12] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): Right. We need voter IDs.

[00:50:14] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): This is no ridiculous. Absolutely. Voter ID, what is the problem?

[00:50:18] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): And, David, I appreciate the call. You know, there's a clip, though, because, see, people are being told that these numbers, these these, polling numbers have Kathy Hochul. But the thing is when you... You know, in the lead, but when you go out and you talk to people, you have such a different, response. And and even a football game, can we play? Because you're a Bills fan. Right? And this is what happened when she was calling, and I'm sure you've probably heard this. Go ahead and play, the Kathy Hocho at the bills. Go bills. Nobody responded. That was specific.

[00:50:47] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): People need to hear that because this is how we really feel about this government.

[00:50:52] Speaker 21: Let's go, Buffalo. Let's go, Buffalo. Let's go, Buffalo. Alright. Seriously? Men and women of labor, you know what I'm talking about. We gotta get this place some good karma. Right?

[00:51:06] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Let's get let's get that let's get that pandering going there. Men and women of labor. I I know I can always count on the, the union grebes, to to cheer for us, but apparently not in this case.

[00:51:18] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): Well, I gotta tell you, I've seen a lot of signs of Blakeney's signs

[00:51:22] Speaker 21: All over.

[00:51:22] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): All over the place. I I remember Absolutely. When Trump won his first election, I had to go down to Ithaca Uh-huh. For business. And I'm going through the countryside date on the election day, and I couldn't believe the Trump sides.

[00:51:36] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Oh, yeah.

[00:51:37] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): It was unbelievable. So maybe Blake Mint's gonna take it to the house.

[00:51:42] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Well, I I would certainly hope so. And I know that, you know, I went to a rally a week ago, in Hornell, and, you know, it was a sellout crowd in the VFW there. On the way down, I passed an 18 wheeler, a giant tractor trailer truck festooned, plastered with giant Blakeman, displays on that thing.

[00:52:02] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): I saw pictures. And... Yeah.

[00:52:03] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): And he he was getting the horn honks on 390 heading down towards Hornell. And, missus Savage and I went, to pick up a painting at a gallery in Geneva, Sunday night, had a little dinner at the Belhurst afterwards. But, everywhere, I mean, it was a forest of Blakeman, Claudia Tenney

[00:52:24] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): Understood.

[00:52:24] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Sign. There are a few, you know, sprinkled in. There were some Kathy Hopeful, Leticia James yard signs.

[00:52:31] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): I can watch, though. I can tell you.

[00:52:32] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): But, the ratio was about, was about three to one.

[00:52:36] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): The remainder of, 2016 with Trump.

[00:52:39] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): John, I would say more so. I I would say more so.

[00:52:44] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): Even in Pittsford, Bob.

[00:52:46] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Missus Savage texted me a little while ago. She saw a Blakeman sign in. Okay. Now be careful if you're driving. I don't want anything to happen. Bright.

[00:52:57] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): Oh my gosh. He's gonna get struck with lightning probably sent by that supervisor. John, I'm assuming we're getting close to the end bomb? Yeah.

[00:53:05] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): We got a minute or so.

[00:53:06] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): The prediction. And let me read to you what what Hoco and and what Blakeman are selling, and I'd love your prediction on on the elections, really across the nation if you happen, sir.

[00:53:16] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): Well, I'm Johnny optimist. I think with the Blakeman signs is a signal. In my experience in the two thousand sixteen election, I think the, Republicans are gonna keep the house and they're gonna keep the senate, and Blakeman's gonna win in a huge upset.

[00:53:35] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Oh, we're gonna run the table.

[00:53:37] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): Run the table.

[00:53:38] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): Let let me share with you, though, what what they're selling. Okay? Because Hoco has a way of using that four tongue that that that... What the bible calls sly as a snake. She said in October 13, we've delivered the largest middle class cut rate, which is bullcrap, especially as a business owner. You know that. Yeah. Bruce Blakeman says, I will cut taxes. He did it in Nassau County. I believe you'll win. I agree with you. John the optimist, John Ryan, the owner of... Or the founder of, of Ryan Murphy and Associates. Thank you for joining me today. Thank you, Peter.

[00:54:12] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): It was it was fun as usual.

[00:54:14] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): It was

[00:54:14] Speaker 19: great having

[00:54:15] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): a year, John. It's flattering

[00:54:16] John P. Rynne (Speaker 4): too.

[00:54:16] Speaker 1: That's awesome.

[00:54:17] Bob Savage (Speaker 5): Say it to Judy. To all... Yeah.

[00:54:19] Peter Vazquez (Speaker 3): To all the callers, thank you. To all the listeners, thank you. Get out and vote. You got till 09:00. Be a leader. Be a leader. Be a leader. And God bless these United States Of America.

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