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I just have a couple of headlines for you before I throw you over to this interview with myself.

And, well, interview, you know, we're talking about news and stuff.

Larry Isso, you know him as the ex-exterminator, Larry Issozzo and he is the host of the Thrill to Kill podcast,

which I also produce and I hope you get a chance to check it out. Thrill of the Kill podcast

and you can get it at iTunes. Apple podcast, I believe it's called now. He's spree and clear, a burglar binge.

There's another bail reform poster boy in town.

Cops call this one brick man.

Yes, ex-con, Anthony Manson, earned his nickname by allegedly using a brick in smash-and-grab robberies.

He's been busted three times in a recent string of burglaries across Violent Brooklyn

and Manhattan where everything sparkles or used to.

And each time he has been released.

It's a smash-and-grab robbery.

You know, a brick, you break a window, you grab things.

It's about the most primitive thing in the world.

You know, the only crime more primitive than this, I think, is when you have a woman who really wants a baby.

And she either knows somebody who's, I think she usually will know somebody who's pregnant or she'll see somebody who's pregnant and she will stab the woman, rip the baby out of her stomach, out of her. It's not really

a stomach, but, you know, out of, it's not like she ate a baby, but, you know, out of, out of,

out of the woman's guts and then keep the baby and the woman die to me that is the most

primitive form of of crime and certainly uh certainly among them even if you disagree at a smash

and grab it's very similar to a smash and grab when you think about it it's it's slice and grab it's a

slash and grab.

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