Another Host
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Flagrant · Pete Buttigieg on Trump Tariffs, Taxing Billionaires, and Republican Gays · 23 Apr 2025
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fights hard against these corporations to make sure that you get every dollar you deserve okay if you're in court for an accident that is someone else's fault the insurance companies want jurors to think the at fault driver is the one paying the verdict amount so they give out a smaller settlement nobody wants to make one guy pay millions of dollars he can't afford to pay but
It's really the insurance companies who are covering the cost and doing anything they can to make that settlement as small as possible. When Morgan & Morgan takes on a case, they are almost always going after the big insurance companies and not the individuals at fault. So Morgan & Morgan fights hard for their clients, and these corporations know that.
A recent client, Pennsylvania, received $29 million. Insurer's best offer was $500,000. So take that into account here. The insurance company offered $500,000. What did they end up paying? $29 million. Another recent client in Florida received $20 million. The last offer in the insurance company, $0, okay? There's a reason Morgan & Morgan is America's largest injury law firm.
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Why is Warren Buffett bragging about it?
You haven't built it yet? It's not there yet.
We were so excited.
I'm telling you, there was parades in New York City. There was a memo sent out. They were like, we're building a second avenue.
I mean, it was. But what is very hard to defend. It was going to totally reinvigorate that economically destitute area called the Upper East Side.
But it's also—it's not that. It's like, obviously, the rail project in California. We were doing a show in Hawaii, and it was a joke that everybody kind of makes, but there was a rail project out there, not underground. And they put $12 billion into it. It hasn't moved a centimeter in 10 years. And from my understanding, from people out there, they're like, it's just pure corruption.
It's not even bureaucracy.
We're not, by any means, and don't let me speak for you guys, like hardline, the government is horrible and everything about it is horrible at all. We live in New York City. We understand the importance of rules and regulations. You got someone living above you and below you, they're blasting music. After 10 o'clock, you're like, I would like the government to step in here.
And make a rule where they can't do that. It's nice. So, like, I think we understand more than most Americans how important regulation can be to you living, like, a happy, fruitful life. So, if you're living in a house somewhere in the middle of nowhere, your next neighbor is three miles away, I get why you're like, government, get the fuck out of my life. I get it.
When you live on top of people and below people, you see the importance.
I'm not saying you don't, but I think that it's easier for them to ignore them.
Name any train. Name any train. Name your favorite train. Sorry, I apologize. I'm off sugar from Lent. Name your favorite train. I'll tell you my favorite stop. Guys, guys, come on. We're saving America.
government getting shit done because we don't see a lot less less faith less faith yeah i'm gonna be completely transparent i have almost no faith anything will get done and i think that is specifically positioned on liberals i think that the republicans have done a really good job of projecting that on democrats
Like you hear a lot of rhetoric, whether it's right or wrong, whether there's data backing or not. Who knows? But they've done a really good job of going, hey, look at California. Look how California looks. Look at these cities. They spent this much on homeless people. And there are even more of them that are homeless. Right. And look at San Francisco. Look what's happening.
People moving out of the city, et cetera. And I think they've done a really good job of marketing the perceived failures of Democrats in these states. How do you as a Democrat change that perception while not gaslighting the people who live there that do feel like their cities have... have, I don't want to say become ruined, but have definitely like decreased the standard of living.
Oh, fuck. This whole time I was like, man, at least you could be like, you're wrong, bro. And they'd be like, yeah, I was. No, I'm sorry.
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