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Sid and Friends in the Morning | 05-19-26 · Sid & Friends In The Morning

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Speaker 1: To Sit and Friends in the morning entertaining and informative
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Speaker 1: on the Red Apple podcast network.
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Speaker 2: The deal reached to end the Long Island Railroad strike
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Speaker 2: after three days of workers on the picket lines. Their
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Speaker 2: unions and the MTA are now working on a plan
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Speaker 2: to get the trains running again. Good evening to you,
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Speaker 2: I'm Christine Johnson.
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Speaker 3: Now.
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Speaker 2: So far, both sides are not releasing details of the agreement,
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Speaker 2: but Governor Hochel says that it won't increase taxes or
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Speaker 2: lead to a fair hike. Despite the strike coming to
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Speaker 2: an end, LBR commuters can expect to see another tough
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Speaker 2: commute in the morning, and that is because service is
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Speaker 2: set to resume in phases beginning at.
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Speaker 4: Noontime, a major relief for roughly three hundred thousand commuters
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Speaker 4: that use and rely on the l double R. It's
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Speaker 4: been a rough three days for them commuting into the
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Speaker 4: city and back home or even to work, especially today, and.
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Speaker 3: While this is good news.
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Speaker 5: For them, it's going to get to take some time
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Speaker 5: to get these trains back on track.
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Speaker 3: Now.
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Speaker 5: Long Island Railroad service will be restored by noon at
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Speaker 5: the following four branches, Fort Washington Branch, Huntington branch from
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Speaker 5: Cuncama Branch and the Babylon branch. Then full service at
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Speaker 5: all branches will resume at four pm, just in time
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Speaker 5: for the evening commute and for the Knicks game at
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Speaker 5: Madison Square Garden. The deal was announced just four nine
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Speaker 5: pm after countless hours of negotiations over the weekend, and
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Speaker 5: five unions representing rail workers called a strike at twelve
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Speaker 5: oh one on Saturday morning as a push for fair
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Speaker 5: wages that kept up with inflation. The move paralyzing the
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Speaker 5: nation's largest commuter rail system.
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Speaker 6: Breaking news out of San Diego, we're learning more about
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Speaker 6: a deadly shooting at an Islamic center. Three men were
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Speaker 6: killed this morning, and the murders are being investigated as
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Speaker 6: a hate crime. Among the victims was a mosque security guard.
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Speaker 6: Investigators say the two shooters were teenagers and found dead
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Speaker 6: inside a vehicle not far from the scene. Police believe
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Speaker 6: they took their own lives. The mother of one of
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Speaker 6: the teens had contacted police a few hours before the shootings.
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Speaker 7: She believed her son was suicidal, and she began to
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Speaker 7: share information that several of her weapons were missing, her
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Speaker 7: vehicle was missing in addition to her son. This is
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Speaker 7: every community's worst nightmare. I want to give you some
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Speaker 7: preliminary information to put a lot of minds at ease.
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Speaker 8: There is no further threat.
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Speaker 7: Both suspects in this case are deceased. All of the
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Speaker 7: kids are safe. Our hearts go out to the families
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Speaker 7: that are in this moment being notified of what has
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Speaker 7: happened to their loved ones. We have three confirmed adults
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Speaker 7: that are deceased at the Islamic Center.
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Speaker 9: Okay, guys, breaking news out of San Diego. There was
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Speaker 9: a shooting today at the Islamic Center of San Diego.
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Speaker 9: So here's what we know. Security guard has been killed.
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Speaker 9: Three dead total, two teen suspects. Yeah, it was a
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Speaker 9: scary situation from what I understand. There's a school inside,
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Speaker 9: so there were little children, horrible, horrible all around. Eyewitnesses
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Speaker 9: say they heard multiple gunshots coming from inside the building.
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Speaker 9: But here's what people need to know about this mosque.
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Speaker 9: The Islamic Center of San Diego has had a controversial
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Speaker 9: reputation in the community for years because of its ties
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Speaker 9: to two nine eleven hijackers. Nawaf Alhasmi and Khalid al
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Speaker 9: mcdarr were known to have attended the Islamic Center of
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Speaker 9: San Diego. While living in San Diego before the attacks,
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Speaker 9: they also learned how to fly planes and miramar and
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Speaker 9: more recently, the mosque's Emam Taja Hassan well he became
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Speaker 9: a controversial figure in the community himself. He was initially
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Speaker 9: brought into San Diego for his Inner faith efforts to
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Speaker 9: help bridge relationships between the Muslim, Jewish, and Christian communities,
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Speaker 9: but after October seventh, a major outrage after making comments
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Speaker 9: that resistance is justified when people are occupied, comments many
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Speaker 9: people viewed as defending or rationalizing Hamas. He has spewed
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Speaker 9: a lot of anti Israel rhetoric from his pulpit. His
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Speaker 9: wife also facing controversy after October seventh after she posted
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Speaker 9: an image depicting a star of David beheading babies, a
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Speaker 9: post that sparked outrage in the Jewish community. The mosque
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Speaker 9: has also frequently held events with Care the Council on
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Speaker 9: American Islamic Relations, and as many of you know, Care
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Speaker 9: was named in two thousand and eight as an unindicted
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Speaker 9: co conspirator in the largest Hamas terror financing case in
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Speaker 9: US history. The Holy Land Foundation. Care has denied wrongdoing
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Speaker 9: was never charged with a crime, but the organization's history
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Speaker 9: and ties have remained a source of controversy for years.
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Speaker 10: A high stakes political week for President Trump, with primary
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Speaker 10: elections that could indicate the future of the Republican Party,
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Speaker 10: the key test of Trump's power coming up in Kentucky
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Speaker 10: and over the weekend, Trump helping to end the career
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Speaker 10: of Louisiana Senator Bill Cassidy, who is one of a
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Speaker 10: handful of GOP senators that voted to convict the then
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Speaker 10: former president.
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Speaker 11: In the wake of the January sixth.
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Speaker 10: Riot, Trump posting it's nice to see that his political
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Speaker 10: career is over, Cassidy conceding on Saturday.
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Speaker 12: Sometimes it doesn't turn out the way you wanted to.
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Speaker 6: But you don't power. You don't whine, you don't claim
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Speaker 6: the election was stolen, you don't find a reason.
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Speaker 8: Why meet the press.
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Speaker 10: Trump ally Lindsey Graham, warning that Republicans who oppose Trump
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Speaker 10: will lose their elections.
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Speaker 13: There's no room in this party to destroy his agenda.
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Speaker 10: Graham also predicting the defeat of Republican Thomas Massey in Kentucky,
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Speaker 10: a conservative incumbent congressman who's had a contentious relationship with
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Speaker 10: Trump facing another Bellweather election on Tuesday.
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Speaker 8: This is a fight worth winning. It's a national referendum.
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Speaker 10: Trump hand picking his opponent.
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Speaker 14: I want to just give me somebody with a warm
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Speaker 14: body to beat MESSI.
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Speaker 10: And railing against him online. Massey has angered Trump with
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Speaker 10: his outspoken push for the release of the Epstein files,
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Speaker 10: and he's criticized Trump's policies, including the war with Iran.
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Speaker 15: And I've tried to keep us from getting bogged down
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Speaker 15: like we did in Afghanistan and Iraq for two decades.
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Speaker 10: The war becoming a central political issue for Trump, with
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Speaker 10: the price of gas and other goods rising as the
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Speaker 10: stalemate and the Gulf continues, Republicans promising that when the
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Speaker 10: conflict ends, prices will drop.
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Speaker 13: We are just holding and praying that the prices come
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Speaker 13: back down.
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Speaker 10: But Democrats argue voters will express their frustration at the
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Speaker 10: ballot box.
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Speaker 15: I think the Democrats will win back the House because
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Speaker 15: there's so much momentum.
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Speaker 10: And I'll meet the press this weekend. Senator Graham encouraged
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Speaker 10: the President to consider resuming military strikes in Iran to
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Speaker 10: break the stalemate in negotiations. Now, Axios reporting that President
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Speaker 10: Trump is expected to get National Security team together in
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Speaker 10: the situation room tomorrow to discuss potential military options.
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Speaker 16: I hope you're going to put him out of business tomorrow.
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Speaker 16: I'm in the Oval Office and we're in a fight
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Speaker 16: against the worst congressman in the history of our Country's
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Speaker 16: name is Thomas Massey. He's from Kentucky. I hope you're
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Speaker 16: going to put him out of business tomorrow. He is
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Speaker 16: so bad.
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Speaker 12: Got an election coming up.
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Speaker 16: He's running against a great guy, a great patriot, ed Gilrain.
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Speaker 16: He's fantastic. But forget that. Massey's the worst congressman in
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Speaker 16: the history of our country, always voting against Republicans and
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Speaker 16: good values. So get rid of Thomas Massey.
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Speaker 17: Here's the guy I want to see. And I don't
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Speaker 17: know if his wife would let him. And I've told
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Speaker 17: him this already. And Kat mcfalland was on his show
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Speaker 17: the other day and she said this to you know,
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Speaker 17: k T Right, he used to work for Trump and
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Speaker 17: all of that. Right, Sid Rosenberg the mayor of New
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Speaker 17: York City. I I why not my buddy Sid for
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Speaker 17: freak in may And now I know I've talked to
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Speaker 17: about that. His wife is not crazy about him being
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Speaker 17: the maya. But there you go.
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Speaker 18: Hey, next time you talk to Sid, make sure you
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Speaker 18: tell me you brought it up on our podcast. I
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Speaker 18: will let me tell you something about Sid. You know,
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Speaker 18: I got I have to say Joe. Every once in
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Speaker 18: a while. I get a little tired of him because
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Speaker 18: he talks about himself all the time. But that's the
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Speaker 18: way anybody does. We all do it, so I don't
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Speaker 18: hold it against him. He would make heads and head
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Speaker 18: and shoulders over what we have today. It would be
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Speaker 18: a complete turnaround, and it would be so refreshing to
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Speaker 18: get an ordinary guy in there and and to try
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Speaker 18: to do the job. They couldn't go with Curtis Lee
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Speaker 18: while he had it, he ran a bad campaign. He
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Speaker 18: would have been I would have I backed Curtis all
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Speaker 18: the way. But Sid's are very I'm gonna tell you
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Speaker 18: know something. The fact that you mentioned Sid. Sid's a
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Speaker 18: polarizing figure to a certain extent.
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Speaker 8: You're gonna get people to say.
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Speaker 18: Oh I what a budget, Come on, come on for
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Speaker 18: the But for the most part, he loves Israel. He's
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Speaker 18: going to do the right thing for New York. He
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Speaker 18: sees the crime getting out of control. He's gonna do
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Speaker 18: He's gonna do his due diligence, he's good. He would
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Speaker 18: do a great job as mayor. I really believe that.
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Speaker 19: Look, I think Sid, here's what you want to do.
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Speaker 19: Watch what happens in Los Angeles, and if Spencer Pratt
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Speaker 19: wins the mayor's race in Los Angeles, I want to
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Speaker 19: see Sid Rosenberg hired the same social media guys and
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Speaker 19: the same social media team that Spencer Pratt is using,
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Speaker 19: and then go work for Sid Rosenberg and then you
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Speaker 19: run for mayor.
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Speaker 20: My friend Rios out in New Jersey yesterday sent me
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Speaker 20: some guy's got like two point two million followers, two
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Speaker 20: point two million on some podcast he does where he
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Speaker 20: hates on Trump and Republicans. And the guy literally played
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Speaker 20: my interview with Trump and just took me apart and
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Speaker 20: made all these sexual claims about me and the President
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Speaker 20: and all that stuff. So all day, every day, in
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Speaker 20: some basement somewhere or some studios somewhere, they're talking of
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Speaker 20: about Sid Rosenberg. And most of this stuff is negative.
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Speaker 20: But Beningo, a dear friend of mine, an all time
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Speaker 20: sports legend doing this. Ralph Romeo, you know this guy?
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Speaker 20: Uh No, you know, I know who he is. Yeah,
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Speaker 20: I think he was friends with Frank Morano Ron Morano
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Speaker 20: years ago.
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Speaker 8: That's why I know who he is. He sometimes it
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Speaker 8: would be here in the middle of the night when
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Speaker 8: I came in.
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Speaker 20: Supposedly, Beningo does his podcast all the time, and he
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Speaker 20: does Joe's. I don't know where Ralph is out of
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Speaker 20: I don't know, but I've talked to Ralph and his wife.
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Speaker 8: He's a lovely lady. Yeah, they're nice people, very nice.
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Speaker 20: So for some reason, forty eight minutes into this podcast yesterday,
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Speaker 20: but you gotta think Beningo is talking about the Knicks
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Speaker 20: right Nick's Cavaliers game one of the Eastern Conference Finals
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Speaker 20: later on tonight. The NIKA Bokers have not made the
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Speaker 20: NBA Finals since nineteen ninety nine. Of course, it's been
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Speaker 20: twenty seven years that Patrick Ewing the Trell Spree Weell
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Speaker 20: Marcus Camby Jet Band Gundhy team that lost to the
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Speaker 20: San Antonio Spurs.
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Speaker 8: Ironically, the Sgrace Yes won.
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Speaker 20: A road game in Oklahoma City last night, and those
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Speaker 20: Ewing teams went to the NBA Binals twice. They lost
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Speaker 20: to the Spurs in ninety nine, they lost to the
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Speaker 20: Rockets in ninety four. The ninety four loss I think
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Speaker 20: was more known for the OJ Simpson White Bronco chase.
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Speaker 20: That's ironic too, And you consider that Mark Furman died
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Speaker 20: yesterday at the age of seventy four years old. So
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Speaker 20: the Knicks have not made the NBA Binals since nineteen
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Speaker 20: ninety nine. You would think that's all that Beningo and
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Speaker 20: Romeo would talk about. Maybe the resurgent New York Mets
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Speaker 20: who scored sixteen runs last night. They've won six out
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Speaker 20: of seven, and I guess they did all that for
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Speaker 20: about forty seven minutes. But then the Beningo out of nowhere,
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Speaker 20: just to when I'd like to see my friend sid
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Speaker 20: Rosenberg run for mayor. And that was on the heels,
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Speaker 20: of course of k T. McFarland, one of the most
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Speaker 20: respected people in DC, working for four presidents in her lifetime,
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Speaker 20: most recently President Trump. Big Star on Box News and
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Speaker 20: on UR show every Friday. You heard what she said
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Speaker 20: last week. So the endorsement list continues to grow and grow.
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Speaker 20: Trump's They're in a whole bunch of other folks. Blakeman,
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Speaker 20: he's in. So I'm not really taking it all that seriously.
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Speaker 20: I know that city in state.
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Speaker 8: You know that publication though, of course yeah, he's a
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Speaker 8: big deal in this city.
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Speaker 20: I guess I don't know who rights for them Como
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Speaker 20: does and at the end like famous writers or I.
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Speaker 8: Think you know, people do guest columns and that type
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Speaker 8: of thing, right.
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Speaker 20: Right, I think I think I've even seen Anthony Esposito
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Speaker 20: write for on the other side. So they did some
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Speaker 20: story last week on potential mayor candidates because they're already
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Speaker 20: predicting that Ma'm Donnie's gonna win again, which I will
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Speaker 20: do everything in my power to stop. Not only do
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Speaker 20: I want Mam Donnie not to win again, I want
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Speaker 20: to get this guy arrested or something. I hate the
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Speaker 20: guy every day. I hate Mamdani even more. If you're
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Speaker 20: uncomfortable with that, you don't like.
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Speaker 12: That word tough, good, let's be honest.
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Speaker 8: Thank you Joe.
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Speaker 20: Every day I hate him even more so. This city
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Speaker 20: in state came out with some article last week about
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Speaker 20: potential candidates for the twenty nine mayor's race, and they
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Speaker 20: mentioned a whole bunch of Democrats, only three Republicans because
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Speaker 20: I guess only two have said they're going to run
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Speaker 20: so far. One is John Shell. I don't even know
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Speaker 20: if John Shell is going to run as a Republican.
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Speaker 20: I think he's running as an independent former NYPD Chief
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Speaker 20: of Department. The other Curtis, which is the definition of insanity?
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Speaker 20: What is the actual definition of insanity? Do the same
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Speaker 20: thing over and over again and expect different results. When
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Speaker 20: you get a combined twenty two percent of the vote
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Speaker 20: in two elections, including an all time low seven percent
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Speaker 20: and the last election, you've got to have your head
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Speaker 20: examined to do it again. But worse than that, worse
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Speaker 20: in Curtis, you not to have your head examined to
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Speaker 20: vote for this guy or give this guy any money.
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Speaker 20: So they mentioned Curtis, they mentioned Shell, and then they
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Speaker 20: mentioned pottymouth radio host. I was the only one who
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Speaker 20: got a nice little lodjective pottymouth, and.
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Speaker 8: That was me. But I'm not discussed on any real
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Speaker 8: serious terms this mayor run.
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Speaker 20: I mean, I've got people that have voted me money,
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Speaker 20: all kinds of stuff, you know.
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Speaker 8: I don't talk about all of it on the air.
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Speaker 8: I don't.
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Speaker 20: But it's not really a joke at this point, you know,
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Speaker 20: saying you know, which really not. And there are some
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Speaker 20: very very influential people in New York and in Washington,
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Speaker 20: d C. Who think it's a good idea. Now I
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Speaker 20: don't because I'm on the heels of a brand new
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Speaker 20: deal here at WABC. I'm hoping it's sooner than later,
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Speaker 20: and I'd like to spend a lot of time here
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Speaker 20: continuing to rule New York Radio and make a lot
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Speaker 20: of money, and I don't want to give that up.
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Speaker 20: Like Stephen A. Smith says, to fight with the city
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Speaker 20: council and legislators in Albany, and hopefully he'll be Bruce Blateman,
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Speaker 20: so the governor and I will have a nice relationship.
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Speaker 20: I don't want all that, plus take my drag my
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Speaker 20: family through the mud, because whoever runs against me will
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Speaker 20: have no real way of beating me in a debate
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Speaker 20: when it comes to policies, so they'll look for anything
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Speaker 20: in my past that'll make me and my wife and
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Speaker 20: my kids miserable. I'm aware of all this, trust me,
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Speaker 20: I'm aware of all of it. So there's a lot
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Speaker 20: of cons, but there's pros too, and the pro is
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Speaker 20: I just can't sit back and watch this anymore. I
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Speaker 20: know Michael Rappaport feel is the same way he may run.
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Speaker 20: I don't really care who runs if I decide to run,
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Speaker 20: I'm gonna win, at least the Republican nomination.
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Speaker 8: I'm gonna win.
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Speaker 20: I can't tell you I'm gonna beat ma'm Donnie or
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Speaker 20: a Democrat. But if I decide to run, I will win.
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Speaker 20: Sleeve's not beating me. No one's beating me. But I
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Speaker 20: have to really think about this.
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Speaker 21: You know, No, it's a miserable job. Why would you
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Speaker 21: want to do it? You'd be fighting with how many reports?
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Speaker 8: You know whatever? I know that, well, you know why
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Speaker 8: I want to do that. It will be only forty
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Speaker 8: six or five Republicans, Okay, right.
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Speaker 20: Because the city. I love this city. I came back here.
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Speaker 20: I'm the only idiot while on ninety five South was
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Speaker 20: packed with cars driving to Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Boca, Tampa,
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Speaker 20: you name it. I was a guy going north. Now, certainly,
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Speaker 20: the job opportunity thanks to Chad Lopez just over a
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Speaker 20: decade ago with WABC, made that decision easy.
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Speaker 8: I get that. But I do love this city. I
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Speaker 8: think you know that.
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Speaker 20: And it's killing me watching what's going on here. It's
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Speaker 20: just killing me. And everybody I know is said. Everybody
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Speaker 20: I know is said, even have to spending time at
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Speaker 20: the beach last weekend and you know, going to a
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Speaker 20: ball game, doing all these fun things. The truth is,
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Speaker 20: especially during the week during work hours, a lot of
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Speaker 20: the people that I associate myself with, friends and family
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Speaker 20: and good New Yorkers, are said, so they need help.
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Speaker 20: So every now and then you have to sacrifice. But
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Speaker 20: the sacrifice can't be where Danielle even Gabe have to sacrifice.
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Speaker 20: So that's the decision I've got to make. But I
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Speaker 20: am listening to New Yorkers say, can't do this anymore.
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Speaker 8: This is terrible.
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Speaker 20: This is terrible on a lot of levels, not just
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Speaker 20: judy us, some anti semitism, even I get tired of
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Speaker 20: that every now and then, not often, not often, but
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Speaker 20: every now and then. There's a lot of other issues
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Speaker 20: with this mayor that is making life in this city unbearable.
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Speaker 20: So that's why I would do it Nome is because
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Speaker 20: somebody's got to do it. And if everybody had that
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Speaker 20: same mindset, which is you can't win. It's a miserable job.
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Speaker 20: You're gonna fight with the city council. You're gonna fight
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Speaker 20: with the mayor again, hopefully Blakeman wins. Sovcal's not an issue.
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Speaker 20: You're gonna fight with the legislators up in Albany. Then
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Speaker 20: no decent candidate will ever run, and you may as vote.
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Speaker 20: Just let these cities turn to garbage, which they are already.
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Speaker 20: I mean, New York is we are so close to garbage.
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Speaker 20: Los Angeles is already garbage, Chicago is already garbage, Atlanta
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Speaker 20: is already garbage. Portland, Seattle want me to keep going?
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Speaker 20: So someone's got to do it.
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Speaker 21: No, we dont live in Gracie Mansion rent free. Right,
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Speaker 21: that's pretty nice. It's pretty nice place.
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Speaker 8: I'm sick and tired of it. You get two hundred
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Speaker 8: and fifty eight thousand dollars a year, that's a salary, Okay,
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Speaker 8: not great?
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Speaker 22: You know.
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Speaker 20: Look, I'd like to see somebody who's got millions and
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Speaker 20: millions of dollars in the bank. John Katz Mateiti's tried
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Speaker 20: at once, got like Bill Lackman, maybe got like Ken Grippin.
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Speaker 20: They've got millions in the bank. They can afford to
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Speaker 20: make twenty fifty a year for four years or eight years.
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Speaker 20: I really can't. So the truth is there's a lot
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Speaker 20: of reasons why I can't do it more than I can.
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Speaker 20: But my civil spirit and my love of this city
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Speaker 20: and this state is telling me at least consider it.
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Speaker 8: Well, how about that? Now, at least considerate?
19:06
Speaker 21: Now, I know all along the person that's really standing
19:09
Speaker 21: in the ways, your wife is she Is she thinking
19:11
Speaker 21: about it now?
19:12
Speaker 20: No, hasn't. Hasn't bent even a little, not even a little.
19:18
Speaker 20: Same line I hear all the time, which is, oh,
19:20
Speaker 20: you can run, but you better win because you're gonna
19:23
Speaker 20: need a place to live. So Gracie manchellonill be nice
19:26
Speaker 20: if not start looking for apartments. And she's not kidding.
19:31
Speaker 8: That's a great response. Actually, yeah, you better win. Now,
19:35
Speaker 8: you better win, you'll need a place to live. That's
19:38
Speaker 8: so perfect. I know she's pretty good d.
19:41
Speaker 11: And she's smart too, because she's right.
19:42
Speaker 8: Oh, she's one hundred percent right.
19:44
Speaker 20: There's really many more cons and pros, but I can't
19:49
Speaker 20: let Curtis and the rest of these people run again.
19:53
Speaker 20: It's just it's embarrassing, it's silly. No one's taking it seriously.
19:59
Speaker 20: And I I'd rather at least give Mam Donnie a scare,
20:03
Speaker 20: you know, make them work for it, then just hand
20:07
Speaker 20: it over to Mam Donnie another four years and if
20:10
Speaker 20: God forbid, because it could happen. I don't think it will,
20:14
Speaker 20: and nobody loves Bruce Blakeman more than me. Were brothers, LOUI,
20:18
Speaker 20: you can tell everybody how close me and Bruce all
20:20
Speaker 20: A lot of people on the station are close with Bruce.
20:22
Speaker 20: It's not even close. So I want him to win.
20:26
Speaker 20: He's got a shot. But if Kathy Holkl wins and
20:29
Speaker 20: she's still the favorite here. But Dad, I mean seriously, folks,
20:35
Speaker 20: but Dad, so do we just let it happen?
20:40
Speaker 8: Yeah?
20:40
Speaker 16: The issue is you're sitting here, you're getting frustrated watching.
20:44
Speaker 8: I really frustrated and sad.
20:47
Speaker 20: And there's too many people, as Lou knows, because him
20:51
Speaker 20: and I are like very like brothers, are so close
20:53
Speaker 20: and we talk every day starting at four o'clock in
20:55
Speaker 20: the morning. You don't even know half the names of
20:57
Speaker 20: the people that have reached out to me and said
21:00
Speaker 20: you need to do this. Much bigger people than anyone
21:04
Speaker 20: in the Republican Party has had to endorse them in
21:07
Speaker 20: this city over the last maybe four or five mayor races,
21:11
Speaker 20: that's how big they are known. And they're coming every day.
21:14
Speaker 11: Not to mention all the law enforcement that you run.
21:16
Speaker 20: I'll get every police union, every one of them. Then Vaal,
21:20
Speaker 20: along with the sergeants, Scotty Monrolle with the detectives.
21:23
Speaker 8: I'll get every police union. Now.
21:26
Speaker 20: Look, Jessica Tish may run, but I don't see Jessica
21:29
Speaker 20: running as a Republican. Julie Mennin, the speaker of the
21:33
Speaker 20: City Council, she said last week she's not running. That
21:36
Speaker 20: means she is, but I don't see her running as
21:39
Speaker 20: a Republican.
21:39
Speaker 8: I don't know. No, she's gonna run as a Democrat.
21:42
Speaker 20: Right, and jess will probably run if she does, as
21:45
Speaker 20: an independent, I would imagine. So what Republicans have left?
21:49
Speaker 20: Shell will be an independent, Curtis will be a Republican.
21:52
Speaker 8: I'll kill them. That won't even be close. So what's left, Well,
21:55
Speaker 8: there's probably somebody we just don't know about yet.
21:57
Speaker 20: Yeah, like cool, I don't know. Michael Rappaport will be
21:59
Speaker 20: in who you know everybody lives in New York. Who's
22:02
Speaker 20: gonna pop up all of a sudden as a Republican
22:05
Speaker 20: as a Republican and the people are gonna love him?
22:07
Speaker 8: I mean, nobody comes to mind, right, nobody, There is nobody.
22:10
Speaker 20: There's nobody. You're gonna get some CEO that may be
22:14
Speaker 20: a Republican that nobody knows. There's nobody Democrats. Sure, a
22:19
Speaker 20: lot of famous Democrats living in New York. Who knows
22:22
Speaker 20: a celebrity, a business owner, a CEO. Any one of
22:25
Speaker 20: those people could be formidable. There's no Republicans here. You'll
22:29
Speaker 20: know about him. You'd know about him. Greg Kelly, he's
22:33
Speaker 20: talked about it. He won't do it. If I do it,
22:34
Speaker 20: he'd be stupid if he did. He's not stupid. He's
22:37
Speaker 20: a great guy in a great radio host. But he
22:38
Speaker 20: ain't beat me. So what are we down to here?
22:41
Speaker 8: Though? Yeah I can. That's hard for me to think
22:44
Speaker 8: of anybody.
22:45
Speaker 20: That's why I continue to ponder this. So anyway, that's
22:50
Speaker 20: not the big story today. The big story today is
22:52
Speaker 20: primary day. Six states up for grabs. You know who
22:57
Speaker 20: they are, Alabama, Georgia, Idaho, Kentucky, Oregon, in Pennsylvania. But
23:03
Speaker 20: the bullseye is on Kentucky. And I got to tell
23:06
Speaker 20: you this. I am rooting for a guy named Edgilreen
23:12
Speaker 20: in the state of Kentucky as much as I'm rooting
23:15
Speaker 20: for the Knicks to beat the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game
23:19
Speaker 20: one tonight of the Eastern Conference Finals. And you guys know,
23:23
Speaker 20: I'm not kidding, because clearly, after what I did with
23:26
Speaker 20: the Mets and the Yankees, sports takes a back seat
23:30
Speaker 20: to politics for me, and I do up Mike Green
23:33
Speaker 20: on today the Hall of Fame Voice of the New
23:36
Speaker 20: York Knicks.
23:36
Speaker 8: This is a big get.
23:37
Speaker 20: You guys realize that Mike can't do WPAYN because they've
23:41
Speaker 20: got a policy ESPN. They don't allow their talent to
23:45
Speaker 20: go on WAYN because ESPN and w MAN compete in
23:50
Speaker 20: the mornings. Now, I think if Mike bran Sesso, Chris
23:52
Speaker 20: Russo was still there, Breen would probably waive that. But
23:56
Speaker 20: at this point, talent's like Stephen A. Smith ESPN, Mike
24:00
Speaker 20: Breen ESPN, Chris Russol ESPN. They only come on my show.
24:06
Speaker 20: Think about that, nome I get the biggest sports names
24:09
Speaker 20: in the city on this show, and we're a politics show.
24:13
Speaker 20: So we've got Mike Breen coming on later on this morning,
24:16
Speaker 20: which is huge. NIX and Cavs Game one tonight. But
24:19
Speaker 20: I want Edguilreen to win that race in Kentucky even
24:23
Speaker 20: more than the Knicks, because that's how much I despise
24:28
Speaker 20: Thomas Massey. I am so sick and tired of these
24:32
Speaker 20: Republicans who can't stand President and Trump. For whatever reason
24:36
Speaker 20: they've got. I don't know what it is, and I
24:38
Speaker 20: don't care. I can't stand Republicans acting treason is and
24:43
Speaker 20: looking to stambo President in the back. It's not like
24:46
Speaker 20: the Jeffrey Epstein story just came about a couple of
24:50
Speaker 20: months ago. That's been out there for years, even when
24:53
Speaker 20: Joe Biden was president. You guys remember Thomas Massey yelling
24:57
Speaker 20: and screaming five or six years ago about Jeffrey Epstein. Anybody, no, right, no, no.
25:04
Speaker 20: But now, because they hate Trump, whether it's Epstein or Iran,
25:11
Speaker 20: they look for whatever they can find to pick on Trump,
25:15
Speaker 20: and we don't want them. I'm sick of all of them.
25:18
Speaker 20: Kentucky specifically, is a rotten state for Republicans. Mitch McConnell
25:24
Speaker 20: reigns out of Kentucky. Ran Paul huge jerk off. He's
25:28
Speaker 20: out of Kentucky and the most I believe, the least
25:32
Speaker 20: likable of all. I know for sure that President Trump
25:36
Speaker 20: dislikes this guy the most. Thomas Massey running today in Kentucky.
25:40
Speaker 20: I did catch up with the great Brian Kilmeat, who
25:43
Speaker 20: follows me each and every morning at ten o'clock here
25:46
Speaker 20: on seventy seven WABC. He's on TV right now as
25:50
Speaker 20: we're speaking, on Boxing Friends, and he also does that
25:53
Speaker 20: great show One Nation ten pm Sunday night. I will
25:56
Speaker 20: not be on this Sunday night. I'll beyond next Sunday night.
26:00
Speaker 20: So are you're gonna be away from Memorial Day weekend?
26:02
Speaker 20: You're not gonna miss me. I'll be on next Sunday night.
26:05
Speaker 20: But I did catch up with kill Meat, specifically about
26:08
Speaker 20: Thomas Massey in Kentucky early early this morning. This is
26:12
Speaker 20: cutting able one Lewis And here's what b K had
26:15
Speaker 20: to say.
26:16
Speaker 11: I find him instance here.
26:17
Speaker 14: You know, there's these people that go into Congress, and
26:20
Speaker 14: the way I think you should do it say it
26:21
Speaker 14: is this. You go in there, you're a conservative, you're
26:24
Speaker 14: a liberal, right, and then you have a president that's
26:26
Speaker 14: in your party. You go in there and you say
26:28
Speaker 14: this what I believe, and this is how to work
26:29
Speaker 14: it out.
26:30
Speaker 11: And then you go into a committee.
26:31
Speaker 14: And you try to do the best you can and
26:33
Speaker 14: you try to get your points across. But in the end,
26:35
Speaker 14: you got to get something done. Right, Sometimes you got
26:37
Speaker 14: to kill something and that's getting something done. But other
26:39
Speaker 14: times you got to work with him. I look at
26:41
Speaker 14: chip Roy. Chip Roy goes every day he's fighting for
26:43
Speaker 14: a strong border. He does all these things, but then
26:46
Speaker 14: he says, Okay, what's possible.
26:47
Speaker 11: I'm in the minority. What's possible.
26:49
Speaker 14: I'm in the majority of but I got a three
26:50
Speaker 14: seat advantage. And then in the end he goes, Okay,
26:53
Speaker 14: this is the best I can do. Let's get it done.
26:55
Speaker 14: Tom Massey just the opposite rampall, just the opposite. They
26:58
Speaker 14: sit there and that they belong in a think tank
27:00
Speaker 14: where they come out and they debate things and they
27:02
Speaker 14: write a position paper, but they don't look to get
27:05
Speaker 14: anything done. But what's what's worse about Tom Massey said,
27:08
Speaker 14: is Tom Massey became a guy with an agenda, which
27:12
Speaker 14: was stop Trump. Is to do everything he could to
27:15
Speaker 14: get in Trump's way. So instead of saying, well, I'm
27:18
Speaker 14: a libertarian, I'm different from a conservative. You got to
27:20
Speaker 14: understand now, all of a sudden, I am really into
27:23
Speaker 14: the Epstein files. I gotta get to the bottom of it.
27:26
Speaker 14: And I'm gonna combine with another liberal out in California
27:29
Speaker 14: who believes nothing that I believe because he also doesn't
27:33
Speaker 14: like Trump. And they go ahead and have this victims,
27:36
Speaker 14: and they get the victims together and they.
27:38
Speaker 11: Say, we're gonna fight for you.
27:39
Speaker 14: Tom Massey couldn't care less about the Epstein files while
27:43
Speaker 14: Joe Biden was in office or Trump won his first office,
27:47
Speaker 14: like that's what Epstein was front and center too.
27:50
Speaker 11: Nobody cared.
27:51
Speaker 14: But when it looks like Trump's name was going to
27:54
Speaker 14: be a problem and now it isn't, that's why he
27:56
Speaker 14: goes to bad every day.
27:58
Speaker 11: So that's why this guy just became an end.
28:00
Speaker 14: I mean, you vote against a big, beautiful bill as
28:02
Speaker 14: a conservative, you are an idiot. You are just an
28:05
Speaker 14: idiot giving taxpayer dollars and tax breaks back to working
28:10
Speaker 14: families and everything that was involved with that. So it's
28:13
Speaker 14: just because he's out there trying to destroy Trump, and
28:16
Speaker 14: that's why Tom Trump put a lot of resources to
28:18
Speaker 14: get rid of him.
28:19
Speaker 11: But look at the guy they were replacing them with.
28:21
Speaker 11: If he could win.
28:21
Speaker 14: This is another Navy seal you put in there fighting
28:24
Speaker 14: for a conservative state like Kentucky.
28:27
Speaker 11: The president wins it by twenty points.
28:28
Speaker 14: If you're Tom Massey and you're representing the people of Kentucky,
28:32
Speaker 14: why is it in the why is it in your
28:34
Speaker 14: interests to be anti Trump because your state.
28:37
Speaker 20: Isn't Edgil Rain is that Navy seal that's running against
28:41
Speaker 20: Massy today, So we got to beat him. We gotta
28:44
Speaker 20: beat Thomas Massey today. We got great news a couple
28:47
Speaker 20: of days ago when another louts, another anti Trump, anti
28:50
Speaker 20: American jerk, Bilt Cassidy lost in the state of Louisiana.
28:55
Speaker 8: That was great.
28:56
Speaker 20: We played that in the open built Cassidy, I'm not
28:58
Speaker 20: claiming somebody cheating, and the idiots and the audience were
29:02
Speaker 20: clapping and hooting and hollering tooot this bill.
29:05
Speaker 8: No one cares. You're done.
29:06
Speaker 20: Thank God, your career is over. So Cassidy is out
29:10
Speaker 20: and we want to see the same thing happened to
29:12
Speaker 20: Thomas Massey in Kentucky today. I also know that President
29:15
Speaker 20: Trump is endorsing big Burt Jones. Not the same Burt
29:20
Speaker 20: Jones who for many years played quarterback for the Baltimore Colts,
29:23
Speaker 20: those great games against Dan Pasterini and the Houston Oilers
29:27
Speaker 20: and Terry Bradshaw on the Pittsburgh Steelers, but Burt Jones
29:30
Speaker 20: running for governor in the great state of Georgia.
29:33
Speaker 8: Again.
29:34
Speaker 20: The six states in play today as we start the
29:37
Speaker 20: midterms right we're starting the midterms today Alabama, Georgia, Idaho, Kentucky, Oregon,
29:43
Speaker 20: and Pennsylvania. Actually, we started the midterms a couple of
29:46
Speaker 20: weeks ago when President and Trump had that amazing night
29:50
Speaker 20: in the great state of Indiana. You may remember five senators,
29:55
Speaker 20: five senators who won against President Trump's redistricting policy in
30:01
Speaker 20: Indiana all got beat that night. So Trump at a
30:05
Speaker 20: big night in Indiana a couple of weeks ago. We
30:07
Speaker 20: saw Bill Cassidy lose in Louisiana a couple of days ago,
30:12
Speaker 20: and now hopefully Thomas Massey in Kentucky is the next
30:16
Speaker 20: to go. What else we got here today and omen
30:17
Speaker 20: in terms of this six state primary.
30:23
Speaker 21: You can hear me Okay, sorry, I thought my microphone
30:25
Speaker 21: was on gall Rain. This latest poll shows that, you know,
30:30
Speaker 21: he was behind like seven eight points in Kentucky to
30:32
Speaker 21: Massy and all through April, and then the President really
30:36
Speaker 21: put his thumb on the scale in the last couple
30:38
Speaker 21: of weeks. And the latest poll that came out just
30:40
Speaker 21: a couple of days ago showed Massy up by just
30:43
Speaker 21: one point, so essentially a dead even race when we
30:46
Speaker 21: go into this thing tonight. So everything points to the
30:48
Speaker 21: fact that gall Rain will likely win this thing because
30:52
Speaker 21: you know Massi has been on the ballot seven eight
30:54
Speaker 21: times now.
30:55
Speaker 20: He's actually been serving in Kentucky Congress for fourteen years.
30:58
Speaker 8: Yes, there you go, So you have that maybe going
31:01
Speaker 8: for him too. They want a fresh face and the
31:03
Speaker 8: fact that President Trump's so and you know, involved in
31:05
Speaker 8: this thing that could pull them, drag them across the
31:07
Speaker 8: finish line.
31:09
Speaker 20: All right, give me the not sure, I guess your
31:12
Speaker 20: national stuff primary day in six states. But the big
31:15
Speaker 20: news here something we covered big time yesterday. We got
31:18
Speaker 20: Bruce Blateman on very early with that exclusive interview about
31:22
Speaker 20: Kathy Hochel and the Long Island railroad strike. Three days
31:26
Speaker 20: it's over. The unions and the MTA you have agreed.
31:29
Speaker 20: So today the folks on Long Island, in Nasaut and
31:33
Speaker 20: Suffolk County will be able to get back on the railroad.
31:36
Speaker 20: But it's not that easy. They're going to do it
31:39
Speaker 20: in phases. It doesn't start until noon, so it doesn't
31:43
Speaker 20: sound like today will be a particularly good travel day.
31:46
Speaker 20: But the good news is the strike is over. What
31:49
Speaker 20: is the latest with that?
31:50
Speaker 21: So you know you can't This was nine o'clock last night.
31:52
Speaker 21: They came out the unions. You had the MTA chair
31:55
Speaker 21: Jenna Lieber, you had Governor Hockel there outside MTA MTA
31:59
Speaker 21: headquarters saying that a deal had been done. They haven't
32:01
Speaker 21: released the details because they want the union members to
32:04
Speaker 21: look at it first, but essentially it's over. So what
32:07
Speaker 21: it means for LEDBR riders. There's no service this morning,
32:10
Speaker 21: there'll be hourly service starting at noon, and then they
32:14
Speaker 21: say by the afternoon rush because it takes a while
32:16
Speaker 21: to get all the trains back into place and get
32:18
Speaker 21: people to work, that the evening rush home will be
32:21
Speaker 21: a normal evening rush home, that everything will be full
32:23
Speaker 21: service for the l double.
32:24
Speaker 20: R All right, that's good news for three hundred thousand
32:27
Speaker 20: people out on Long Island trying.
32:29
Speaker 8: To get to work.
32:30
Speaker 20: So two major stories, the six primaries going on today
32:34
Speaker 20: across the country. The Long Island Railroad that strike is
32:37
Speaker 20: over today will still be rough it by tomorrow it
32:40
Speaker 20: should be back to normal. That's a good news. And
32:43
Speaker 20: of course this mosque story out in San Diego that
32:47
Speaker 20: is that's a rough one.
32:49
Speaker 8: You know.
32:50
Speaker 20: I'm just waiting for somebody here in New York to
32:52
Speaker 20: put my name in some column. What do you expect
32:55
Speaker 20: when you got people like Sid Rosenberg on WABC, the Mayor,
33:00
Speaker 20: which the hottest and a cockroach. Please, I'm begging it.
33:03
Speaker 20: That'll happen, you know that, Gnome, Right, that'll happen.
33:05
Speaker 8: They'll put your bald head in the middle of one
33:07
Speaker 8: of those packages, right like.
33:08
Speaker 20: The Today Show does that with me and Good Morning America.
33:11
Speaker 20: They'll find a way to blame me my rhetoric, which
33:13
Speaker 20: is ridiculous because what happened out there is tragic, tragic,
33:18
Speaker 20: and I never ever.
33:19
Speaker 8: Encourage any violence. I don't.
33:21
Speaker 20: These are innocent people in a mosque, all some of
33:24
Speaker 20: them were. You heard Stella Escabato's piece. Stella is a
33:29
Speaker 20: big time television star. She was at OEN for many years.
33:33
Speaker 20: She's part of my lady group, you know that, Gnome.
33:35
Speaker 20: I've got Siggy Flicker, I've got Michelle Lubin Terris from Jexit.
33:40
Speaker 20: I've got Bridget Gabriel, even Laura Lomer. But Stella is
33:45
Speaker 20: one of my better friends, and she did a whole
33:47
Speaker 20: piece on this mosque. It's the biggest mosque in San Diego,
33:52
Speaker 20: but it has been wrapped over the years with a
33:55
Speaker 20: tremendous amount of controversy that has nothing to do with
34:00
Speaker 20: people being gunned down. But what looked like a couple
34:03
Speaker 20: of kids seventeen and nineteen, but I think like white supremacism.
34:07
Speaker 8: I don't know.
34:08
Speaker 20: These were not good kids. And one of the mothers
34:11
Speaker 20: freaked out because she noticed a bunch of her weapons
34:14
Speaker 20: in her car was missing. And it turned out that, yes,
34:17
Speaker 20: much like Adam Lanza in Connecticut, her son took it
34:20
Speaker 20: and went and committed this vile, horrible act and murdered
34:24
Speaker 20: innocent people. But a lot of these stories do have context,
34:28
Speaker 20: and I do think that Stella Escabato provided that when
34:32
Speaker 20: she added what this mosque was all about on her
34:35
Speaker 20: report on Instagram last night. So let's play that Lewis
34:39
Speaker 20: Stella Escabato on what this mosque has stood for the
34:43
Speaker 20: last couple of years.
34:44
Speaker 9: Okay, guys, breaking news out of San Diego. There was
34:46
Speaker 9: a shooting today at the Islamic Center of San Diego.
34:48
Speaker 9: So here's what we know. Security guard has been killed.
34:50
Speaker 9: Three dead total, two teen suspects. Yeah, it was a
34:54
Speaker 9: scary situation from what I understand. There's a school in size,
34:58
Speaker 9: so there were little children, horrible, horrible all around. Eyewitnesses
35:02
Speaker 9: say they heard multiple gunshots coming from inside the building.
35:05
Speaker 9: But here's what people need to know about this mosque.
35:08
Speaker 9: The Islamic Center of San Diego has had a controversial
35:11
Speaker 9: reputation in the community for years because of its times
35:13
Speaker 9: to two nine eleven hijackers. Nawaf al Hazmi and Khalid
35:17
Speaker 9: al mcdarr were known to have attended the Islamic Center
35:21
Speaker 9: of San Diego while living in San Diego before the attacks.
35:23
Speaker 9: They also learned how to fly planes and miramar and
35:27
Speaker 9: more recently, the mosque's Emam Taja Hassan well he became
35:31
Speaker 9: a controversial figure in the community himself. He was initially
35:34
Speaker 9: brought into San Diego for his Inner faith efforts to
35:36
Speaker 9: help bridge relationships between the Muslim, Jewish, and Christian communities,
35:40
Speaker 9: but after October seventh, major outrage after making comments that
35:44
Speaker 9: resistance is justified when people are occupied, comments many people
35:48
Speaker 9: viewed as defending or rationalizing hamas he has spewed a
35:52
Speaker 9: lot of anti Israel rhetoric from his pulpit. His wife
35:54
Speaker 9: also facing controversy after October seventh after she posted an
35:58
Speaker 9: image depicting a Star of David beheading babies, a post
36:01
Speaker 9: that spots outraged in the Jewish community. The Mosque has
36:04
Speaker 9: also frequently held the events with CARE, the Council on
36:06
Speaker 9: American Islamic Relations, and as many of you know, CARE
36:08
Speaker 9: was named in two thousand and eight as an unindicted
36:10
Speaker 9: co conspirator in the largest hamas Terra financing case in
36:13
Speaker 9: US history. The Holy Land Foundation. CARE has denied wrongdoing
36:17
Speaker 9: was never charged with a crime, but the organization's history
36:20
Speaker 9: in ties have remained a source of controversy for years.
36:23
Speaker 20: CARE has also sent at least three letters I believe
36:27
Speaker 20: the New York chapter of CARE, maybe even the headquarters,
36:29
Speaker 20: I don't know, at least three letters over the last
36:32
Speaker 20: year at the John Katsu Matites begging John to fire me.
36:37
Speaker 8: They're not a big ban of mine. I'm not a
36:39
Speaker 8: big ban of theirs.
36:40
Speaker 20: That's Stella adding some context to the story, which is
36:43
Speaker 20: a tragic story, no other way to put it. Innocent
36:46
Speaker 20: people murdered in San Diego. My heart goes out to
36:50
Speaker 20: the victims and friends of those families.
36:53
Speaker 8: Why do I keep.
36:53
Speaker 20: Seeing these three ugly girls are ugly on the inside,
36:57
Speaker 20: they're ugly on the outside. I know the blonde one thing,
36:59
Speaker 20: she hot stuff. She's not that are posing outside of
37:03
Speaker 20: a courtroom yesterday all day in support of Luigi Mangioni.
37:09
Speaker 20: I mean, you would think that three of them were
37:10
Speaker 20: like playboy models, not that it matters the fact that
37:13
Speaker 20: there are young people out there, young impressionable people out
37:17
Speaker 20: there that really do, really do consider this guy a hero.
37:20
Speaker 20: And they may be lying right because hey, they're on TV.
37:23
Speaker 20: These three girls are on TV, They're all over Instagram,
37:26
Speaker 20: are getting all this play and they may be doing
37:29
Speaker 20: all of this just for that. But if God forbid,
37:32
Speaker 20: they really believe the nonsense that trying to sell that
37:36
Speaker 20: Brian Thompson talking about the mosque was a terrorist and
37:40
Speaker 20: that his kids, his two teenage kids, are better off
37:43
Speaker 20: with him dead than alive, and Luigi Manngioni's a hero.
37:47
Speaker 20: If God forbid there's any truth to that, then all
37:51
Speaker 20: the issues we've got in the country and the world
37:53
Speaker 20: today or even worse than we thought they were, and
37:58
Speaker 20: we knew they were bad.
37:59
Speaker 8: What is the latest with Mangioni.
38:00
Speaker 21: No, I think both of those things, probably, by the way,
38:03
Speaker 21: are true. That these women probably believe that he's a
38:06
Speaker 21: hero for what he did, but they're also trying to
38:08
Speaker 21: juice their numbers on their social media sites because every
38:11
Speaker 21: time he makes a court appearance, they're outside, they're shooting video,
38:15
Speaker 21: and then of course seconds later it's up and we
38:16
Speaker 21: all see it, right, I mean, all that goes viral,
38:19
Speaker 21: so you know, and then you know, yesterday they made
38:22
Speaker 21: some of the stuff that was found in Mangioni's backpack
38:26
Speaker 21: when he was arrested at at McDonald's in Pennsylvania permissible.
38:30
Speaker 21: Others won't be seen by the jury, but there's enough
38:33
Speaker 21: here in this case.
38:34
Speaker 8: You're ready to put this guy away for the rest
38:36
Speaker 8: of his life. Absolutely.
38:37
Speaker 20: That's why this idea that even if the evidence that
38:41
Speaker 20: they picked up at that McDonald's and i'll tune a Pennsylvania,
38:44
Speaker 20: even if you really can't use it, it doesn't matter. This
38:47
Speaker 20: guy's dead meat, and these girls can have a good
38:51
Speaker 20: time writing letters and sending him maybe naked videos. I
38:54
Speaker 20: don't know what these idiots do, but it is very,
38:57
Speaker 20: very sad when you've got an innocent man gone down
39:00
Speaker 20: on the streets of New York and the coward who
39:03
Speaker 20: shot him in the back. The coward who shot him
39:06
Speaker 20: in the back somehow is elevated to hero status. The
39:11
Speaker 20: countries in dire shape. When that's the case, all right, big,
39:14
Speaker 20: big guest list today. I've got a big night coming
39:16
Speaker 20: up tonight. I do this every year. It's called a
39:18
Speaker 20: Tehret Corne. Familiar with these people know I am not known,
39:22
Speaker 20: Oh Moti Don and Dan Lourie. This is the organization
39:26
Speaker 20: that two local heroes, Dove and Shannie Hiken run, And
39:31
Speaker 20: what they do is Nome is they buy land back
39:33
Speaker 20: from the Arabs in the Old City of Jerusalem, which
39:38
Speaker 20: is owned by a lot of Arabs. They buy it
39:41
Speaker 20: back and sell it to Jewish people, so Jewish people
39:44
Speaker 20: are living there. Arafat years and years ago had this
39:48
Speaker 20: huge palatial mansion there, so that's their business.
39:52
Speaker 8: They go about.
39:53
Speaker 20: Buying back the land and making sure that Jewish people
39:57
Speaker 20: end up living in the Old City, which, as you know,
40:00
Speaker 20: Nome is gorgeous in Jerusalem. Again, the name of their
40:03
Speaker 20: organization is at Taret Cohanim. They've got a huge dinner
40:07
Speaker 20: every year at a gorgeous, swanky place in Ewlett, which
40:11
Speaker 20: I attend and I usually get honored. Me and Danielle
40:14
Speaker 20: got honored a couple of years ago. They got something
40:16
Speaker 20: for me every year. Dof Hiken is very very sweet.
40:19
Speaker 20: So I'm back there later on tonight. So he will
40:21
Speaker 20: talk to Shny Hiken coming up in a couple of
40:23
Speaker 20: minutes about that big event. Also, Janine Driscoll is honor
40:27
Speaker 20: he and she's driving in and she is running for
40:30
Speaker 20: that Congress seat on Long Island, which Anthony di Esposito had.
40:34
Speaker 20: Esposito of course lost to Laura Gillam the last time around.
40:39
Speaker 20: So now Janine Driscoll, who comes highly recommended by Peter
40:43
Speaker 20: King and Joe Cairo and Bruce Blinkman. She's running against
40:48
Speaker 20: Gilan this time. So we'll out Janine live in studio
40:51
Speaker 20: at seven thirty five. At about seven fifty, Uncle Bo
40:54
Speaker 20: the Great Cop and our dear friend Bo Needle making
40:57
Speaker 20: his regular Tuesday appearance. There's a you rally coming up
41:01
Speaker 20: next week, May the twenty seventh, outside the New York
41:05
Speaker 20: Times Building. When I say rally, I don't do rallies,
41:08
Speaker 20: I don't do that, Okay, bull horns and all that nonsense.
41:10
Speaker 20: But this one, this one is different. The Dojy's involved,
41:15
Speaker 20: big time lawyers are involved, and it involves a mayor.
41:18
Speaker 20: This is a stop Mom Donnie rally. It's outside the
41:21
Speaker 20: New York Times Building coming up next Tuesday night. In fact,
41:25
Speaker 20: I'm gonna be there this one and one of our
41:28
Speaker 20: great lawear attorneys, Brooke Goldstein. You know Brook, you know
41:32
Speaker 20: she's gonna be here at eight forty five this morning.
41:34
Speaker 20: How about this guest at nine fifteen. We played his
41:37
Speaker 20: music a lot yesterday. It turns out that we kind
41:40
Speaker 20: of went back and forth on Twitter for a couple
41:43
Speaker 20: of days, corresponded with each other, and now he's coming
41:46
Speaker 20: on today. He happens to be mister five for Fighting.
41:51
Speaker 20: We love their songs five for Fighting John Andresik, who
41:55
Speaker 20: loves President Trump, loves this country very pro Israel actually
42:00
Speaker 20: changed the words of his big hit Superman with a
42:04
Speaker 20: song he did with a guy named Alan, a big,
42:07
Speaker 20: big Israeli star, to depict what happens on October the seventh.
42:11
Speaker 20: John Andre sick By for Fighting will be on a
42:15
Speaker 20: program coming up later on today and then again the
42:18
Speaker 20: voice of the New York Knicks Hall of maame voice
42:21
Speaker 20: for the NBA Finals, My dear friend of thirty years, Mike.
42:25
Speaker 1: Breen, Sid and Friends in the Morning on the Red
42:29
Speaker 1: Apple Podcast Network. Sid and Friends in the Morning on
42:36
Speaker 1: the Red Apple Podcast Network.
42:39
Speaker 20: President Trump refers to him as mister Salt, and he's
42:43
Speaker 20: on this show about once a week, and.
42:45
Speaker 8: He is just hilarious. He's great. He's also brilliant. He
42:49
Speaker 8: knows what's going on in Congress as.
42:51
Speaker 20: Well as anybody. But he's funny. And his name is
42:55
Speaker 20: Mike Lawler. So he texts me at ten fifty two
42:58
Speaker 20: last night and it's a form to fill out for
43:02
Speaker 20: Secret Service. I'm like, what the hell is this? I'm asleep,
43:05
Speaker 20: I fall a bet. I go to bed about nine
43:07
Speaker 20: to nine thirty on most weeknights because I'm up before
43:10
Speaker 20: three o'clock in the morning. I'm looking at it and
43:13
Speaker 20: it turns out that my friend President Trump, who I
43:16
Speaker 20: just spoke to again, he's going to be here in
43:19
Speaker 20: Rockland County on Friday night.
43:23
Speaker 8: I don't even know where he's going to be. I
43:25
Speaker 8: think Mike.
43:25
Speaker 20: Probably knows, but we're not going to tell anybody because
43:28
Speaker 20: you Sichos thought that I want to kill my friend.
43:30
Speaker 20: But I'll be there with the President on Friday because
43:33
Speaker 20: I filled out my Secret Service form for me and Danielle.
43:36
Speaker 20: So thank you Mike Lawler for sending me that last night.
43:40
Speaker 20: And I'll look forward to seeing President Trump somewhere in.
43:43
Speaker 8: Rockland County on Friday night. Know him, you want to
43:47
Speaker 8: go sure, why not you can't. Oh okay, you were
43:51
Speaker 8: just setting me up to tell me that.
43:53
Speaker 20: Yes, I was, yes, But it's not going to stop
43:57
Speaker 20: a lot of people over the next few days from
44:00
Speaker 20: asking me, Hey, do me a paperman?
44:02
Speaker 8: Can you get me? I cannot, don't, don't ask I
44:05
Speaker 8: have no power zero zero.
44:07
Speaker 11: Oh wait, you can't say that.
44:09
Speaker 20: No, I mean, well, yeah, when it comes to stuff
44:12
Speaker 20: like this, like, I've got people already asking me for
44:14
Speaker 20: tickets for June fourteenth, which of course is Flag Day.
44:19
Speaker 20: It's also President Trump's eightieth birthday. But the big deal
44:23
Speaker 20: is Dana White and UFC is holding this huge event.
44:27
Speaker 20: They're literally building a ring on the White House lawn
44:31
Speaker 20: which will be part of our two fifty celebration. And
44:34
Speaker 20: I've already had a bunch of people, I'm not kidding
44:37
Speaker 20: ask me for tickets to that. So let me save
44:40
Speaker 20: you all a lot of aggravation. I'd love to help
44:42
Speaker 20: all of you.
44:43
Speaker 8: I would. I don't even have tickets to that yet.
44:45
Speaker 8: I well, UFC event, they're only giving away like a
44:48
Speaker 8: five five.
44:50
Speaker 20: So I spoke to Monica Crowley for about thirty minutes yesterday,
44:53
Speaker 20: thirty minutes. So we got along great we have a
44:54
Speaker 20: great friendship. She doesn't have tickets just see. You know, No,
44:58
Speaker 20: she sets up all these State Department visits. So for example,
45:02
Speaker 20: if Zelenski's coming to town, if Putin's coming to down,
45:05
Speaker 20: if she is coming to town, that's that's in Monica
45:08
Speaker 20: Crowley's wheelhouse. This is not a White House event. It's
45:11
Speaker 20: not it's Dana White and UFC. So I may have
45:16
Speaker 20: a tough time getting a ticket, but I'm sure if
45:18
Speaker 20: I text the President, I can work something out. But
45:20
Speaker 20: I can't get you guys tickets for anything, not for
45:23
Speaker 20: the two fifty celebration here or in Washington, d C.
45:27
Speaker 20: Or the UFC or Rockland County on Friday night. I
45:30
Speaker 20: just found that type of power I don't most of
45:33
Speaker 20: the time. I'm just happy I'm getting in if that
45:35
Speaker 20: makes sense, you know, talking about going to visit the
45:37
Speaker 20: president or the White House. I tweeted this last night,
45:41
Speaker 20: and I don't know what the exact turnout was, but
45:44
Speaker 20: you no know him that last night, this radical Jiehattist
45:48
Speaker 20: islam mayor of ours. I wanna kill what he says
45:51
Speaker 20: or who he hosts. He hates the Jews and his
45:54
Speaker 20: wife hates us just as much. Last night, he hosted
46:00
Speaker 20: a dinner at Gracie Mansion for Jewish Heritage Month, celebrating Chavuote.
46:05
Speaker 8: You know that, right, I did not know that. You
46:07
Speaker 8: didn't know that. I find it comical, but yes, no, oh.
46:10
Speaker 20: Though I was told by a spy. But there were
46:14
Speaker 20: plenty of black hats at Gracie Mansion last night. You
46:18
Speaker 20: know that rabbi mentioned a couple of days ago out
46:20
Speaker 20: of the Satmar community, this guy Moisty Indig, that loser.
46:25
Speaker 20: He was there and he was tweeting all night how
46:28
Speaker 20: honored he is. What kind of sick bastard. Seriously, I
46:32
Speaker 20: don't care if he's a fellow Jew. I'm so sick
46:36
Speaker 20: and tired of a lot of my fellow Jews. You
46:40
Speaker 20: guys are a bigger issue for us than even Kamas.
46:44
Speaker 20: I've been saying that longer than anybody. I was the
46:47
Speaker 20: first one to call Doug Emare for crappy jew. I
46:50
Speaker 20: was want to tell President Trump before he said it
46:53
Speaker 20: about these Democrat Jews. I can't stand them. And you
46:56
Speaker 20: get a rabbi, a rabbi at Gracie Mansion last night
47:01
Speaker 20: tweeting what a great time he's having and how honored
47:04
Speaker 20: he is to be standing next to a guy who
47:08
Speaker 20: wants to globalize the Entipada, who doesn't recognize Israel as
47:12
Speaker 20: a state, who sleeps with a woman, who enjoyed videos
47:18
Speaker 20: of young girls being raped on the streets of Israel.
47:21
Speaker 20: This is the guy you're celebrating chavalt with.
47:24
Speaker 8: I mean, come on, for all.
47:26
Speaker 20: The issues I had with Eric Adams, and I had plenty,
47:29
Speaker 20: and to the day I die, I remain stepfash at.
47:33
Speaker 20: Eric Adams was a crappy mayor. Not as bad as
47:36
Speaker 20: the Blasio, won't be as bad as this guy, but
47:38
Speaker 20: was a crappy mayor really bad. In fact, for three
47:41
Speaker 20: out of four years, he really screwed us. Okay, it
47:45
Speaker 20: looks a little better now because of Mamdani, but he sucked.
47:48
Speaker 20: Eric Adams sucked. But I'll tell you this. I went
47:51
Speaker 20: there during Jewish Heritage Month to see him. Never had
47:54
Speaker 20: an issue with it in that respect. Okay, he did
47:57
Speaker 20: fail the Jews, I believe after our over seventh I
48:00
Speaker 20: don't care what he says. He was mia missing for
48:04
Speaker 20: fifteen months. I was standing in front of Columbia University
48:07
Speaker 20: with Mike Lawler and Bruce Blakeman and the Esposito and Rappaport.
48:11
Speaker 20: This guy was on the way to Italy. I mean,
48:12
Speaker 20: he really screwed us, but in the end certainly much
48:16
Speaker 20: better to the Jews and Israel than this creep. Could
48:21
Speaker 20: you imagine there were Jewish people, rabbis, Jewish people, rabbis
48:27
Speaker 20: at Gracie Mansion last night.
48:29
Speaker 8: No, it is amazing to me.
48:31
Speaker 21: I wonder though, you know, I know, fair amount, no,
48:32
Speaker 21: not fair amount's the wrong reward. But there's a section
48:35
Speaker 21: of black hatters who have always been anti Zionists, like
48:38
Speaker 21: you see them at some of those Free Palestine rallies
48:41
Speaker 21: they show up.
48:42
Speaker 8: Is that the crew who was at this thing last night?
48:44
Speaker 20: Yeah, I mean, as far as I know, this guy, Moisha,
48:48
Speaker 20: this rabbi is Satmar, and I ended up having a
48:51
Speaker 20: conversation with one of the members of the Satmar community
48:54
Speaker 20: a couple of days ago. They were very angry with
48:56
Speaker 20: me because I basically called out the whole community and said, okay,
49:00
Speaker 20: I stand corrected.
49:01
Speaker 8: I don't know much about that community. I really don't.
49:03
Speaker 20: I saw videos of the mayor. I thought he was
49:06
Speaker 20: inside a satt MARSTL called this guy, said no, but
49:09
Speaker 20: I do see this rabbi moshe Indig all over Twitter
49:12
Speaker 20: time and time again, complimenting Mamdanni and Hoko, And if
49:18
Speaker 20: it's just one Jew in that community, that's way too many.
49:21
Speaker 20: And he was not alone there last night. He was
49:23
Speaker 20: not alone. So I said it last night. I'll say
49:27
Speaker 20: it again. Any Jew that was at Gracie Mansion last
49:31
Speaker 20: night celebrating a Jewish holiday with this creep, Mam Donnie
49:36
Speaker 20: is an epping disgrace. That's what you are. You're a
49:39
Speaker 20: disgrace and embarrassment to the Jewish religion. And you have
49:44
Speaker 20: to look at all the parents of all the young
49:46
Speaker 20: girls who were raped and beheaded and all the babies
49:49
Speaker 20: that were put in ovens back on October seventh, look
49:53
Speaker 20: in their eyes, and you tell them, you know what,
49:55
Speaker 20: He's not such a bad guy.
49:57
Speaker 8: You do that.
49:58
Speaker 20: I know President Trump does that. He's got some some plan.
50:02
Speaker 8: I don't know. I can't save him. Then, I'm trying.
50:04
Speaker 8: I can't do it. But for a rabbi in New
50:06
Speaker 8: York to show up at this guy's event on a
50:10
Speaker 8: Jewish holiday is absolutely despicable. Any other world you can
50:15
Speaker 8: think of. No, there's no way his wife was there
50:17
Speaker 8: last night, right, she lives there? What do you think
50:19
Speaker 8: I know? But was she at the event? There's no,
50:21
Speaker 8: probably not.
50:21
Speaker 20: You probably want to see achmuo Coglio's wife, and who.
50:27
Speaker 8: I hell knows.
50:28
Speaker 20: I went to some coffee shop in Brooklyn and in
50:30
Speaker 20: Williamsburg where they love hating on the Jews.
50:33
Speaker 8: I know you're shocked, But what was it? What was
50:35
Speaker 8: the number we saw of the Jews that voted for him?
50:36
Speaker 8: And was a pretty high name depends. Some will tell
50:39
Speaker 8: you thirty percent. I think that, yeah, but that I
50:41
Speaker 8: don't believe that's true. Let's say it's twenty percent. That's
50:44
Speaker 8: still a fair amount of people, way too many people,
50:46
Speaker 8: And I do think that's probably accurate. I do think
50:48
Speaker 8: twenty percent. I know people I know.
50:51
Speaker 20: I don't know them personally, but I know of them Jews,
50:54
Speaker 20: two of them, you know, not even okay, and they
50:57
Speaker 20: vote it with this guy. I know who they are,
51:00
Speaker 20: and I just I can't have a conversation with these people.
51:04
Speaker 20: You just can't do it. So if you were there
51:07
Speaker 20: last night, shame on you. All Right tonight, I'll be
51:10
Speaker 20: an event with good Jews, great Jews. Actually, it's an
51:14
Speaker 20: annual event at a gorgeous place in Yulea.
51:16
Speaker 8: I forget the name. It starts with an S.
51:19
Speaker 20: It's about the swankiest place on Long Island, gorgeous golf course,
51:22
Speaker 20: and it's a lovely event called turette Coneme. It's put
51:25
Speaker 20: on by two legends here in New York, Dove and
51:29
Speaker 20: Shannie Hikened. Dove, of course nearly four decades as a
51:33
Speaker 20: big time assemblymen in Borough Park, Brooklyn, and I live
51:37
Speaker 20: in the Five Towns. But they got their big event
51:39
Speaker 20: coming up later on tonight.
51:41
Speaker 1: Sid and Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple
51:45
Speaker 1: Podcast Network. Sid and Friends in the Morning on the
51:51
Speaker 1: Red Apple Podcast Network.
51:54
Speaker 20: About as nice as it gets, and I love the organization.
51:57
Speaker 20: Had a chance to tour with these people and Israel
52:01
Speaker 20: many years ago, my first trip Israel. I'm going back
52:03
Speaker 20: actually in three weeks, and I'm very excited about it.
52:05
Speaker 20: But my first trip, I toured with these lovely people
52:08
Speaker 20: and Moti Don has become a friend over the years.
52:11
Speaker 20: But this is all about my dear friend Dove and
52:14
Speaker 20: Shannie Hiken. Dove was on the show just last week
52:17
Speaker 20: doing a great job and his wife, Shani is really
52:20
Speaker 20: in charge of tat Conium. She runs the whole thing
52:23
Speaker 20: and she puts on this beautiful dinner every year, and
52:26
Speaker 20: they always invite me to come up and speak. They've
52:29
Speaker 20: honored me and my beautiful wife, Danielle. It's a great
52:31
Speaker 20: event for a great cause, and it all comes your
52:34
Speaker 20: way later on tonight. So Shannie is in to be
52:37
Speaker 20: right now. Shani, it's a great event. You do a
52:39
Speaker 20: beautiful job. I can't wait to see you later on tonight. Congratulations,
52:42
Speaker 20: Thank you, Sid.
52:43
Speaker 3: I can't wait to see you, Sid. And it is
52:45
Speaker 3: going to be a fabulous night. And I believe me,
52:49
Speaker 3: I got a lot of there's a team here, there's
52:52
Speaker 3: a team in place that puts this evening together, like
52:57
Speaker 3: we're saying Hebrew Lemn, you saliant Irak, and you know,
53:01
Speaker 3: for the sake of Jerusalem the Holy and for the
53:03
Speaker 3: sake of our amazing pioneering families living on the front
53:08
Speaker 3: lines in Jerusalem, where you and I and you know,
53:12
Speaker 3: the vast majority of Jews would never lead, would never live.
53:17
Speaker 3: But these people have so much courage, and they're so
53:20
Speaker 3: dedicated to the proposition that Jerusalem must remain a united
53:26
Speaker 3: capital forever and ever. And we have families living among
53:31
Speaker 3: some of the most hateful, not all I never generalized,
53:36
Speaker 3: but some of the most hateful Arabs in Israel, and
53:40
Speaker 3: they have thrown stones and molotov cocktails. They've tried to
53:44
Speaker 3: chase you know, peaceful, you know, wonderful Jewish families out
53:49
Speaker 3: of our neighborhoods. And our families say no, we will
53:52
Speaker 3: not be intimidated, we will not run away. We have
53:56
Speaker 3: every right to live in buildings that Jews live Before
54:01
Speaker 3: nineteen forty eight, when the Arabs refused to protect them,
54:05
Speaker 3: they said, you'll come back after the war. Well, as
54:08
Speaker 3: you know, said, we won the war. We the IDF,
54:11
Speaker 3: the Haganah, you know, you're goun together. The people of
54:17
Speaker 3: Israel won the war, but we didn't win the Old
54:20
Speaker 3: City and the neighborhoods outside the Old City. Here comes
54:26
Speaker 3: Tarat coan him. We reuniting Jerusalem, keeping Jerusalem united with
54:32
Speaker 3: Jewish life, and that's the purpose of tonight's event, to
54:36
Speaker 3: honor people, supporters pillars of Jerusalem who understand that for
54:43
Speaker 3: Jerusalem to remain a united capital, you have to have
54:47
Speaker 3: Jews living everywhere in Jerusalem. That's what tonight is all about.
54:53
Speaker 20: It's fantastic and I've seen some of the places Dan
54:57
Speaker 20: of course took me and Danielle around and like I said,
54:59
Speaker 20: I met with you Don for the first time by
55:02
Speaker 20: the Kotel and you know I've done it with him too,
55:04
Speaker 20: And you guys are doing amazing work. And I went
55:06
Speaker 20: to a hockey game at the ubs Areno Shani where
55:09
Speaker 20: the Islanders play Sunday. Yeah, in Tel Aviv versus Jerusalem.
55:14
Speaker 20: And I got to tell you, I'm not exaggerating at
55:16
Speaker 20: least I don't know thirty people maybe fifty.
55:19
Speaker 8: That's a lot.
55:20
Speaker 20: That's a lot came up to me and said, hey,
55:22
Speaker 20: I can't wait to see you on Tuesday night. I
55:24
Speaker 20: see you every year at the big Dinner. I'm telling
55:27
Speaker 20: you the truth, and it made my heart warm. But again,
55:30
Speaker 20: you know what you guys are doing, it's so important
55:33
Speaker 20: because the old city is beautiful, and you know, maybe
55:36
Speaker 20: while you're out it, you should invite this this creep,
55:39
Speaker 20: this horrible anti semi jihad Mayor. You know he was
55:43
Speaker 20: celebrating Knockba Day a couple of days ago. Clearly he
55:47
Speaker 20: doesn't know.
55:47
Speaker 8: History, what a tragedy.
55:49
Speaker 20: He doesn't realize that in nineteen forty eight, after we
55:51
Speaker 20: agreed it real agreed to split the land with the Arabs,
55:54
Speaker 20: it wasn't good enough for them. So five Arab countries,
55:57
Speaker 20: five of them countries like Egypt and Syria and Jordan,
56:01
Speaker 20: decided they're going to fight us, and they got their
56:03
Speaker 20: answers kick because it's will always wins. But for some reason,
56:06
Speaker 20: this idiot mayor seems to think that the Palestinians are
56:09
Speaker 20: victims one In fact, it was there people who started
56:13
Speaker 20: the war and got the races.
56:14
Speaker 3: Kicked, correct, and they've never accepted the whole idea of
56:19
Speaker 3: a Jewish state. You cannot make peace with people who
56:23
Speaker 3: are determined to destroy you, the whole Since October seventh
56:30
Speaker 3: of twenty twenty three, when these horrible monsters invaded and
56:36
Speaker 3: destroyed there are no words for their beast sheality. They
56:41
Speaker 3: would do the same thing over again if they could.
56:44
Speaker 3: Sid Israel has to be strong, Israel has to be proud.
56:49
Speaker 3: You know, Israel is there's only one Jewish state, and
56:54
Speaker 3: we're willing to live side by side in peace with
56:58
Speaker 3: all people in Jerusalem. But you got to behave like mention.
57:02
Speaker 3: You have to understand that Jerusalem is the heart and
57:06
Speaker 3: full of the Jewish people. We welcome all people to
57:10
Speaker 3: live peaceably. But if you if your purpose is to
57:17
Speaker 3: destroy and kill and torture. There's no room for them.
57:22
Speaker 12: No.
57:22
Speaker 8: Oh, I agree, I know this, Sathing. It's funny.
57:24
Speaker 20: I had your husband hunt last week after we saw
57:26
Speaker 20: those riots in Midwood, brook And I grew up there.
57:28
Speaker 20: I grew up on these twenty second in Quentin by
57:30
Speaker 20: Madison High School. I know that Shule and Midwood very
57:33
Speaker 20: very well.
57:33
Speaker 8: I know that area very very well.
57:35
Speaker 20: And your husband Dov and I was so frustrated, and
57:38
Speaker 20: I said to him, and I said the same thing
57:39
Speaker 20: to Michael Rappaport many others. Enough with the bullhorns, no
57:43
Speaker 20: one cares. Okay, I know they mean, well, all these
57:46
Speaker 20: influencers and they're out there with the bullhorns and nobody cares.
57:50
Speaker 20: They don't do that. They go out there and they
57:52
Speaker 20: physically they get violent. And now I'm not encouraging violence necessarily,
57:55
Speaker 20: but your husband and I both agree that the JDL today,
57:59
Speaker 20: that's not the jay when we were kids, or the
58:01
Speaker 20: ADL for that matter, when I was a kid, Shani,
58:04
Speaker 20: if a Prohamas group came into Brooklyn, they would have
58:06
Speaker 20: gotten their answers kicked up and down the streets all
58:09
Speaker 20: day long. Now Jews don't do that. Now they run
58:11
Speaker 20: away they hide their yamakas and they take them off
58:14
Speaker 20: or hide their high and they yell and scream on
58:17
Speaker 20: a bullhorn. And it's nonsense. It's time for the Jewish people,
58:22
Speaker 20: like your husband says, and I agree to learn how
58:24
Speaker 20: to fight.
58:25
Speaker 8: And when I say fight, I mean really fight. What
58:28
Speaker 8: do you think when your husband.
58:29
Speaker 3: Said that, I say, be careful, though, I say I
58:33
Speaker 3: know what Dove means by fighting. I know he means
58:37
Speaker 3: to stand tall, proud as a Jew, not to be afraid,
58:42
Speaker 3: not to take that yamaka off, not to hide your
58:45
Speaker 3: mug and dove it inside your shirt, but to say
58:48
Speaker 3: I'm a proud Jew, plain and simple and people. Jews
58:53
Speaker 3: have to know how to defend themselves, and Jews have
58:56
Speaker 3: to be able to answer the enemy. And this this
59:00
Speaker 3: hogwash about the Knakba, you know it's it's this was,
59:05
Speaker 3: this was. This is after all of after the Holocaust
59:10
Speaker 3: and losing six million of our people, the Arabs refused
59:15
Speaker 3: to let the Jews come home. This is our only land.
59:20
Speaker 3: There are plenty of other Arab countries. We need to
59:23
Speaker 3: steal land from one Arab. No.
59:27
Speaker 8: I believe there are forty two Muslim countries, and maybe
59:30
Speaker 8: forty four.
59:30
Speaker 20: I don't even know we have one. We have one,
59:32
Speaker 20: and they can't stand it. It keeps Tucker calls in
59:34
Speaker 20: that liar up at night. He did call President Trump
59:37
Speaker 20: and anti Christ.
59:37
Speaker 8: You got it on tape. So about it.
59:39
Speaker 20: To wrap this great conversation up, I don't know in
59:43
Speaker 20: terms of tickets, if people can still go out there
59:46
Speaker 20: later on tonight. Again, it's a gorgeous venue. It's a
59:48
Speaker 20: lovely event. If they want to donate, obviously, we.
59:51
Speaker 3: Give my number, okay, I will give you my number
59:53
Speaker 3: nine one seven two nine seven to zero seven five.
1:00:00
Speaker 3: If somebody would like to call me. We do as
1:00:02
Speaker 3: there is an admission. We would love to have people
1:00:05
Speaker 3: with us because the money raised that this dinner is
1:00:09
Speaker 3: going to, you know, help our families living on the
1:00:12
Speaker 3: front lines, our children, children's activities.
1:00:15
Speaker 12: You know where we're.
1:00:16
Speaker 3: Building a new yeshiva in the old City, a yeshiva
1:00:19
Speaker 3: high school. There's so many things to do that people
1:00:23
Speaker 3: can be our partners. And I must mention you know,
1:00:27
Speaker 3: Jerry and Sue Wartsky and you will be presenting the
1:00:31
Speaker 3: award to this unassuming, quiet, modest gentleman. You know, Jerry,
1:00:37
Speaker 3: I mean coming after Auschwitz and everything is family endured
1:00:42
Speaker 3: in the Holocaust. These are people people like an Anne
1:00:47
Speaker 3: Hoenig Aleja Shalon from Farakaway, and we're honoring her memory.
1:00:51
Speaker 3: People who understood going back forty five them, yeah, back
1:00:55
Speaker 3: to nineteen eighty three, that you have a right to
1:00:59
Speaker 3: live throughout the old city and we have to be
1:01:02
Speaker 3: their partners. And then one second, I must mention our two,
1:01:06
Speaker 3: our two lone soldiers, Jacob Verstalizer and a Frime Abrams.
1:01:11
Speaker 3: Can you imagine leaving the comforts of home. You don't
1:01:15
Speaker 3: have to, you're not drafted. But these two soldiers like
1:01:18
Speaker 3: many others, But we're honoring these two f Rihime Abrams
1:01:22
Speaker 3: and Jacob Verstalizer who picked up from Oceanside and Lawrence
1:01:26
Speaker 3: and went to fight in the IDF. Saw their buddies killed,
1:01:31
Speaker 3: but they're determined to participate in the defense of our people,
1:01:36
Speaker 3: in the defense of our Israel. It's going to be
1:01:38
Speaker 3: a magnificent event. Love you, Sid, can't wait to see you.
1:01:43
Speaker 8: Love you too. And I had the pleasure of sharing
1:01:46
Speaker 8: the stage. You were there, you indulved that night.
1:01:48
Speaker 20: In fact, two of the first people of the Illini
1:01:50
Speaker 20: saw third Night of Hanukkah. East wing of the White
1:01:53
Speaker 20: House when President Trump called me up on stage, and
1:01:56
Speaker 20: Jerry Wartski was there as well, also made his way
1:01:59
Speaker 20: up to the stage. It's a h Jonathan me tonight
1:02:01
Speaker 20: to do that. And you're the greatest. I would think
1:02:03
Speaker 20: you're the greatest. Shney and love Dove too, And it's
1:02:06
Speaker 20: gonna be great tonight. I can't wait to see. I
1:02:08
Speaker 20: love you. Thank you so much.
1:02:10
Speaker 3: You can't wait to see you, said God bless you.
1:02:13
Speaker 20: Shanny Hiking right there, the lovely wife of Dove Hiking.
1:02:17
Speaker 20: And we'll all be hanging out together later on tonight.
1:02:19
Speaker 20: The ta at Corney manual dinner in Uli always makes
1:02:22
Speaker 20: for a wonderful.
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Speaker 1: Sid and Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple
1:02:27
Speaker 1: Podcast Network. Sid and Friends in the Morning on the
1:02:33
Speaker 1: Red Apple Podcast Network.
1:02:36
Speaker 17: Here's the guy I want to see, and I don't
1:02:38
Speaker 17: know if his wife would let him. And I told
1:02:40
Speaker 17: him this already, and Kat mcfalland was on his show
1:02:43
Speaker 17: the other day and she said this too. If you
1:02:45
Speaker 17: know k T right, he used to work for Trump
1:02:47
Speaker 17: and all of that, right, Sid Rosenberg the mayor of
1:02:50
Speaker 17: New York City. I I why not, my buddy Sid
1:02:55
Speaker 17: for freaking may And now I know I've talked to
1:02:57
Speaker 17: Sid about that. His wife is not crazy about him
1:03:00
Speaker 17: being the Maya. But there you go.
1:03:04
Speaker 18: Hey, next time you talk to Sid, make sure you
1:03:06
Speaker 18: tell me you brought it up on our podcast. I
1:03:08
Speaker 18: will let me tell you something about Sid. You know,
1:03:12
Speaker 18: I got I have to say Joe. Every once in
1:03:14
Speaker 18: a while. I get a little tired of him because
1:03:16
Speaker 18: he talks about himself all the time. But that's the
1:03:18
Speaker 18: way anybody does. We all do it, so I don't
1:03:20
Speaker 18: hold it against him. He would make heads and head
1:03:23
Speaker 18: and shoulders over what.
1:03:24
Speaker 8: We have today.
1:03:25
Speaker 18: It would be a complete turnaround, and it would be
1:03:28
Speaker 18: so refreshing to get an ordinary guy in there and
1:03:32
Speaker 18: and to try to do the job. They couldn't go
1:03:34
Speaker 18: with Curtis Lee while he had it, he ran a
1:03:36
Speaker 18: bad campaign. He would have been I would have I
1:03:38
Speaker 18: backed Curtis all the way. But Sid's a very I'm
1:03:41
Speaker 18: gonna tell you know something. The fact that you mentioned Sid.
1:03:45
Speaker 18: Sid's a polarizing figure to a certain extent. You gotta
1:03:48
Speaker 18: get people to say.
1:03:49
Speaker 8: Oh, what a budget, Come on, come on for the
1:03:51
Speaker 8: But for the.
1:03:52
Speaker 18: Most part, he loves Israel. He's going to do the
1:03:55
Speaker 18: right thing for New York. He sees the crime getting
1:03:58
Speaker 18: out of control. He's gonna do He's going to do
1:04:00
Speaker 18: his due diligence is good. He would do a great
1:04:02
Speaker 18: job as mayor. I really believe that.
1:04:04
Speaker 19: Look, I think Sid, here's what you want to do.
1:04:07
Speaker 19: Watch what happens in Los Angeles, and if Spencer Pratt
1:04:11
Speaker 19: wins the mayor's race in Los Angeles, I want to
1:04:14
Speaker 19: see Sid Rosenberg hired the same social media guys and
1:04:19
Speaker 19: the same social media team that Spencer Pratt is using,
1:04:23
Speaker 19: and then go work for Sid Rosenberg.
1:04:26
Speaker 20: Talking about the Sid from major stuff. And then we
1:04:28
Speaker 20: played what Joe Beningo actually brought up in the conversation.
1:04:32
Speaker 20: Kat McFarland, the highly respected Kat McFarland who worked for
1:04:37
Speaker 20: for presidents, most recently President Trump. She's on Box News
1:04:41
Speaker 20: all the time. She's on our show every Friday, saying
1:04:44
Speaker 20: just last Friday that she wants to see me run.
1:04:47
Speaker 20: So the list continues to grow. You know some of
1:04:50
Speaker 20: the names you have heard him on this program, from
1:04:52
Speaker 20: Bruce Blakeman to Lara Trump. There's bigger names that I
1:04:56
Speaker 20: haven't told you about. So I will continue to at
1:05:00
Speaker 20: the very least think about it. In the end, it
1:05:04
Speaker 20: will be Danielle's decision, my family's decision. But as I
1:05:07
Speaker 20: talked about last hour, while I continue to build this
1:05:12
Speaker 20: huge radio career, huge and I want to continue to
1:05:16
Speaker 20: do that, that is my that is what I'm looking
1:05:19
Speaker 20: at right now, that's my focus. I do love this city,
1:05:23
Speaker 20: I do love the people in this city, and I
1:05:26
Speaker 20: just don't see anybody out there right now that could
1:05:30
Speaker 20: beat this guy. I don't think I can to be
1:05:32
Speaker 20: perfectly honest. So hey, John, what's up, buddy, the Great
1:05:36
Speaker 20: John katz Matiitis, Good morning, my friend. How are you
1:05:39
Speaker 20: Everything good? The sun is shining and it's hot. John,
1:05:43
Speaker 20: ninety six degrees, my man, John katz Matiti's mister wed
1:05:46
Speaker 20: Upper Media here early this morning. Listen to John later
1:05:49
Speaker 20: on this afternoon at five o'clock with Rita Cosby and
1:05:51
Speaker 20: of course eight am Sunday mornings on the Cats Roundtable.
1:05:55
Speaker 8: So there you go.
1:05:56
Speaker 20: That's I appreciate that, Joe and Ralph and Kat. But
1:06:00
Speaker 20: I got a whole bunch of guests stopping by the
1:06:01
Speaker 20: Voice the Hall of Fame, Voice of the NBA Finals,
1:06:05
Speaker 20: and more importantly, our New York Knicks Mike Breen will
1:06:07
Speaker 20: be here nine o'clock hour, Game one. Later on tonight,
1:06:10
Speaker 20: Nixon Cavalier's Eastern Conference Finals. John Andre sick. You guys know,
1:06:15
Speaker 20: I love Five for Fighting. I love them. Their songs
1:06:18
Speaker 20: are great. Lou and I play their songs all the time.
1:06:22
Speaker 20: Five pro fighting himself. John Andre sick, Big Trump guy,
1:06:25
Speaker 20: Trump loves him too. He will join us. That's a
1:06:28
Speaker 20: legitimate celebrity. Also on the nine o'clock hour, law Beer
1:06:31
Speaker 20: attorney Brooke Goldstein putting together a huge rally outside of
1:06:35
Speaker 20: the New York Times Building Next Tuesday, She'll be here
1:06:38
Speaker 20: in the eight o'clock hour and we'll do a little
1:06:40
Speaker 20: one two punch of Uncle Boboddle and the Lady running
1:06:43
Speaker 20: against Laura Gillan and Anthony Desposito's old spot on Long Island,
1:06:47
Speaker 20: making her in studio debut.
1:06:49
Speaker 1: Coming up next, Sid and Friends in the Morning on
1:06:53
Speaker 1: the Red Apple Podcast Network. Sid and Friends in the
1:06:59
Speaker 1: Morning on the Red Apple Podcast Network.
1:07:03
Speaker 20: The television and Fox News on Just Now, somebody helped
1:07:08
Speaker 20: dange Risco.
1:07:08
Speaker 8: Please, I'm begging you come on, guys.
1:07:10
Speaker 20: And I'm watching Trump standing on stage with Mark Cuban.
1:07:16
Speaker 20: It was a very uncomfortable and awkward situation. Cuban has
1:07:20
Speaker 20: decided to try to help the president who doesn't like
1:07:24
Speaker 20: He's been very honest how much he doesn't like President
1:07:27
Speaker 20: Trump over the years. But I guess the drugs, the
1:07:30
Speaker 20: Trump RX making drugs available at lower prices. Mark Cuban
1:07:35
Speaker 20: is all for that. So Cuban has decided not to
1:07:38
Speaker 20: help the president. So watching Cuban on stage yesterday with
1:07:42
Speaker 20: my friend doctor Oz was in.
1:07:44
Speaker 8: These studios just three.
1:07:45
Speaker 20: Days ago and my friend Bobby Kennedy is a weird
1:07:49
Speaker 20: look Trump, Bobby Oz and Cuban. But it's good to
1:07:54
Speaker 20: see that every now and then some of these lunatic
1:07:57
Speaker 20: Democrats come to the realization maybe Trump is trying to
1:08:01
Speaker 20: help all Right, big race coming up Congress Long Island.
1:08:05
Speaker 20: This young lady's been on this show once before, she
1:08:08
Speaker 20: was on with Peter King. This is her first solo
1:08:10
Speaker 20: appearance on the show on her first visit ever to
1:08:13
Speaker 20: the studio with me. She's running against Laura Gillan in
1:08:16
Speaker 20: the spot that my friend Anthony Diesposito used to have.
1:08:19
Speaker 20: This is Janine Driscoll. Janine, good morning, how ai you?
1:08:23
Speaker 23: I'm good said good morning to you.
1:08:25
Speaker 8: Nice to what nice to have you here.
1:08:27
Speaker 20: Thank you for making the trip in you got six
1:08:30
Speaker 20: states in play today, obviously with Alabama, Georgia, Idaho, Kentucky, Oregon,
1:08:36
Speaker 20: and Pennsylvania. This has nothing to do with Nassau County,
1:08:39
Speaker 20: but your race in the midterms will be a big deal.
1:08:42
Speaker 20: We need every seat we can keep, every seat we
1:08:45
Speaker 20: can get in your case, and there are some of
1:08:48
Speaker 20: these races today that President Trump and sid Rosenberg really
1:08:51
Speaker 20: care about, specifically Kentucky because for some reason Kentucky has
1:08:56
Speaker 20: amassed all these really bad Republicans. They hate Trump Traders.
1:09:00
Speaker 20: Every one of them ran Paul no good, Mitch McConnell
1:09:04
Speaker 20: no good. But the worst of all is Thomas Massy
1:09:07
Speaker 20: And every decent Republican in this country is hoping that
1:09:11
Speaker 20: Massi gets killed today by Edgil Rain may be sealed
1:09:15
Speaker 20: running for that seat. How do you feel about these
1:09:18
Speaker 20: six races going on across America today?
1:09:20
Speaker 23: Well, I mean, the one thing that I find that
1:09:23
Speaker 23: bothers me a lot is that we're a lot of
1:09:25
Speaker 23: these races, you know, come from the fact that people
1:09:28
Speaker 23: are not standing behind the President and what the Republican
1:09:31
Speaker 23: agenda is. And I don't understand that because we fought
1:09:35
Speaker 23: so hard to get to the point that we're at today.
1:09:38
Speaker 23: With President Trump and his agenda, and why are these
1:09:42
Speaker 23: you know, people in really in Congress turning on him?
1:09:46
Speaker 23: And I have a real issue with that, because again,
1:09:49
Speaker 23: we can't risk going back to what we've been through
1:09:53
Speaker 23: and we just experienced it. So I do think a
1:09:56
Speaker 23: lot of these races, you know, they're all very critical,
1:09:59
Speaker 23: but certainly we I want to see people elected that
1:10:01
Speaker 23: are going to stand with the president one hundred percent
1:10:04
Speaker 23: of the time.
1:10:05
Speaker 20: That's one hundred percent you And we just saw Bill
1:10:08
Speaker 20: Cassidy lose in Louisiana last week. That creep out of
1:10:12
Speaker 20: that senator at Louisiana. Trump was funny. He goes, I'm
1:10:15
Speaker 20: not being your career is over. And again I'll be
1:10:17
Speaker 20: with President Trump coming up this Friday night right here
1:10:20
Speaker 20: in New York with Mike Lawler in Rockland County. Looking
1:10:22
Speaker 20: forward to have the President right here in New York.
1:10:25
Speaker 20: But again, he's keeping his eye on all these races.
1:10:27
Speaker 20: He'll keep his eye on yours. Yours is a big one.
1:10:30
Speaker 20: Laura Gillan, the Esposito beat her, then she came back,
1:10:33
Speaker 20: then she beat him. He has decided not to run again.
1:10:37
Speaker 20: He's going to stay in that labor department where he
1:10:39
Speaker 20: serves right now as President Trump's General Inspector. He's doing
1:10:43
Speaker 20: a very good job. He's uncovered billions of dollars in fraud,
1:10:46
Speaker 20: much like Lee Selton at the EPA and doctor Oz
1:10:50
Speaker 20: with Medicare and Medicaid. So he's staying there.
1:10:52
Speaker 8: So here's your.
1:10:53
Speaker 20: Opportunity right now, Janine, to do what you can do
1:10:56
Speaker 20: to get that seat back on Nassau County.
1:10:58
Speaker 8: How's that going so far? Actually going really well?
1:11:01
Speaker 23: Said, I've had an enormous amount of support obviously from
1:11:04
Speaker 23: the party, the local National County Republican Party, but even
1:11:08
Speaker 23: and I'm pouring a support from people around the country,
1:11:11
Speaker 23: my friend's family, but even strangers because they know that
1:11:15
Speaker 23: this seat is definitely flippable.
1:11:18
Speaker 8: I hate to use that word flippable, but it is flippable.
1:11:20
Speaker 23: And you know, we have really the factors that are
1:11:24
Speaker 23: supporting me are good. You know, when we look at
1:11:26
Speaker 23: what the district is, who the people are in the district.
1:11:30
Speaker 23: You know, there's a lot of middle class people in
1:11:31
Speaker 23: the district who need relief that not being offered to
1:11:34
Speaker 23: them right now through the current representation. And I've been
1:11:37
Speaker 23: there already for seven years and I have worked with
1:11:40
Speaker 23: all of the constituents on a daily basis, trying to
1:11:43
Speaker 23: lower their taxes, trying to teach them how they can
1:11:45
Speaker 23: you know, get relief from the federal and the state
1:11:48
Speaker 23: government to lower property taxesn't even to a certain extent,
1:11:52
Speaker 23: you know, the income.
1:11:52
Speaker 8: Taxes with you know what happened with salt last year.
1:11:55
Speaker 23: So that I am very tuned into the needs of
1:11:58
Speaker 23: the constituents, you know, a broader picture the whole country. Obviously,
1:12:03
Speaker 23: it is just incredibly important for us to maintain the
1:12:07
Speaker 23: House and really pick up more seats because right now
1:12:10
Speaker 23: it's razor thin and it makes it very difficult. And
1:12:13
Speaker 23: it also, like you were just going back to what
1:12:15
Speaker 23: you're saying, it gives people an opportunity to go against
1:12:18
Speaker 23: the president because he knows that we're very vulnerable with
1:12:21
Speaker 23: such a thin majority.
1:12:23
Speaker 20: It's an interesting place where you live too, because there
1:12:26
Speaker 20: are more Democrats and Republicans that's the case, like seventy
1:12:30
Speaker 20: thousand maybe in your district. But yet Bruce Blateman has
1:12:33
Speaker 20: one of the last two Nassau County executive races easily
1:12:36
Speaker 20: not even close. He blew out his competitor that Psychle
1:12:39
Speaker 20: last time. Anthony dies Posito won, and we've seen Andrew
1:12:43
Speaker 20: Galbarino win and obviously it's suffic a little different, but
1:12:48
Speaker 20: you know, Lolota he won two and you've got great
1:12:51
Speaker 20: leadership with guys like Joe Cairo. He's terrific. I love
1:12:54
Speaker 20: Joe and Peter King. So for some reason, you know,
1:12:57
Speaker 20: we talk about common sense a lot. It doesn't exist
1:13:00
Speaker 20: in the Democrat Party. It's complete nonsense. It's a unicorn,
1:13:04
Speaker 20: it's a pipe dream. There's like one guy, his name
1:13:06
Speaker 20: is John Betterman.
1:13:07
Speaker 8: That's it.
1:13:08
Speaker 20: The rest of the Democrat Party. It doesn't matter how
1:13:11
Speaker 20: they campaign, they all become lunatics because they're scared to
1:13:15
Speaker 20: death of the Progressives and the DSA.
1:13:17
Speaker 8: So they're all lunatics, all of them. But yet, for
1:13:19
Speaker 8: some reason, in your county where it's mostly Democrat Republicans win, I.
1:13:25
Speaker 23: Think that, well, believe me that we definitely have fringe
1:13:28
Speaker 23: people too, they're there, oh yeah, but we have enough
1:13:31
Speaker 23: common sense Democrats that or and I think people who
1:13:34
Speaker 23: just don't want to become Republicans for whatever reason, they
1:13:36
Speaker 23: have an issue with it, and they see that the
1:13:39
Speaker 23: county is extremely successful. Bruce Blakeman has done a phenomenal job.
1:13:43
Speaker 23: He's a good friend of mine. I served with Bruce
1:13:45
Speaker 23: on the town board before he became the county executive.
1:13:48
Speaker 23: I actually also served with Anthony, so I know these
1:13:50
Speaker 23: guys really well. Bruce has done an unbelievable job and
1:13:53
Speaker 23: national people are happy with Bruce.
1:13:55
Speaker 8: They like him.
1:13:56
Speaker 11: He is like every guy.
1:13:57
Speaker 23: He's a family man, happily married, beauty, full family, grandchildren,
1:14:02
Speaker 23: and he's normal to talk to. You know, he wants
1:14:04
Speaker 23: to talk about sports, you know, we want to talk
1:14:06
Speaker 23: about how you doing and how's your job. He always
1:14:08
Speaker 23: checks in with me, always, always, you know, ask how
1:14:12
Speaker 23: are you, how's your husband? So this is the kind
1:14:14
Speaker 23: of leadership we want. But he's done a great job economically.
1:14:17
Speaker 23: Last night, eighty six new police officers graduated in Nasau County.
1:14:21
Speaker 23: Pat Ryder spoke, Pete King was there, Bruce, you know
1:14:25
Speaker 23: obviously you know, gave a speech and it is it's
1:14:29
Speaker 23: so important for us to maintain what we have in Nasau.
1:14:32
Speaker 23: It's safe, economically, it's sound. There are issues obviously that
1:14:37
Speaker 23: need to be addressed, and really that really probably comes
1:14:40
Speaker 23: more from the congressional representation. But for right now, we
1:14:44
Speaker 23: do have those common sense Democrats, and I'm confident they're
1:14:47
Speaker 23: going to support me. I win when I've run twice
1:14:50
Speaker 23: in the town of Hempstead. It's a very large area,
1:14:52
Speaker 23: largest township in America, and both times I approached sixty
1:14:55
Speaker 23: sixty something like that percent. And so I have a
1:14:58
Speaker 23: lot of Democrats as well. So I do think we
1:15:02
Speaker 23: are situated for a big win in November.
1:15:06
Speaker 20: One more, let's talk about some of these differences between
1:15:08
Speaker 20: you and your competitor, right, Who love Pat Ryder. He's
1:15:11
Speaker 20: a great police commissioner, he really is. I'm very very
1:15:14
Speaker 20: close with Jessica Tissue in New York too, But I
1:15:16
Speaker 20: love Pat, I love Anne Donnelly. I helped and Donnelly win.
1:15:19
Speaker 20: They'll be the first to tell you that Bruce Blakeman
1:15:21
Speaker 20: and a Donnelly will both admit when they first won
1:15:24
Speaker 20: largely because of me. And I was friends with Laura
1:15:27
Speaker 20: Kron at the time. But here comes as Republican with
1:15:31
Speaker 20: white hair, a good speaker. I liked him, and they
1:15:34
Speaker 20: both won, and that has been a dream for Nassau County.
1:15:38
Speaker 20: But let's get to the big differences between you and
1:15:41
Speaker 20: the lady you're taking on, Laura Gillen. One of the
1:15:43
Speaker 20: two or three things that you promise voters in Nassau County.
1:15:47
Speaker 20: That will get better if in fact they vote for you.
1:15:50
Speaker 23: Well, the first thing is I will continue to do
1:15:53
Speaker 23: my advocacy on be here for the taxpayers, Still do
1:15:56
Speaker 23: whatever I can to lower taxes, property taxes. I'm constantly
1:16:00
Speaker 23: lobbying with the legislative body trying to get you know,
1:16:04
Speaker 23: more income uh you know income limits raids so that lowered, sorry,
1:16:09
Speaker 23: so that more and more people can you know, qualify
1:16:11
Speaker 23: for these exemptions. But the big difference between us, I think,
1:16:15
Speaker 23: and if we look at our resumes, very similar to women,
1:16:18
Speaker 23: married kids, both of us lawyers, Catholic school educated. The
1:16:21
Speaker 23: biggest difference is that she just votes along whatever came
1:16:26
Speaker 23: Jeffrey's demands, and it is upsetting. She just does not
1:16:31
Speaker 23: look at what her constituents need or what they elected
1:16:34
Speaker 23: her to do. And so that to me is the
1:16:37
Speaker 23: biggest thing. I mean, I have a conscience. You know,
1:16:39
Speaker 23: I'm a developed Catholic. I have a conscience. I am
1:16:41
Speaker 23: going to do the right thing. I'm elected to represent
1:16:44
Speaker 23: the people, and I take that very seriously. Listen, I'm
1:16:47
Speaker 23: not I'm not a spring chicken.
1:16:49
Speaker 11: I'm old.
1:16:50
Speaker 23: Where you look great, We're at the same age, right, yeah,
1:16:53
Speaker 23: nineteen sixty seven.
1:16:55
Speaker 8: So I, you know, thanks, But.
1:16:59
Speaker 23: I you know, I feel like I'm at a point
1:17:01
Speaker 23: my kids are getting older, they get to start gett married.
1:17:03
Speaker 23: I could probably retire in a couple of years. But
1:17:05
Speaker 23: I'm doing this because I really care about the people
1:17:08
Speaker 23: in now. So I care about my family I have,
1:17:10
Speaker 23: you know, I have five kids, I have my family.
1:17:14
Speaker 23: The entire family lives out there. There's about thirty of us.
1:17:16
Speaker 23: That's just the immediate family. I have my two sisters,
1:17:18
Speaker 23: my brother, seventeen grand seventeen nieces and nephews, five great nieces.
1:17:25
Speaker 23: So it's called the village of bell Rose, a little yeah,
1:17:28
Speaker 23: right next to Floora Park. Yes, and my one sister
1:17:31
Speaker 23: is in Flaw Park. My other little sister, Jackie, and
1:17:35
Speaker 23: my brother John lived. John lives Coross Street from me
1:17:37
Speaker 23: with my dad. That's interesting. But so we're all there,
1:17:40
Speaker 23: and it's not just about my family, obviously, it's about families.
1:17:44
Speaker 23: I go to church on Sunday, I see massive amounts
1:17:47
Speaker 23: of people, and that's what I want to do. I
1:17:49
Speaker 23: want to continue trying to advocate for people and really,
1:17:51
Speaker 23: you know, senior citizens, veterans, these are people that have
1:17:54
Speaker 23: been left behind especially during the Biden years where we
1:17:58
Speaker 23: had open borders. And that's another thing. You know that
1:18:01
Speaker 23: that Gilan did not really support closing the border. How
1:18:03
Speaker 23: can you leave the border open? And that's another thing
1:18:06
Speaker 23: that I worry about because my little village borders Queens.
1:18:10
Speaker 23: And believe me, I love I grew up in the middle
1:18:12
Speaker 23: Village Queens. I love the city. But I saw what
1:18:15
Speaker 23: happened with the open borders, that these you know, illegals
1:18:17
Speaker 23: are coming into my village. You know they would just
1:18:21
Speaker 23: it was just a very bad situation, uh somewhat dangerous
1:18:24
Speaker 23: riding around on these scooters. Pat Ryder actually had to
1:18:27
Speaker 23: come into my village and give a presentation and they
1:18:30
Speaker 23: were arresting people left and right. So it just became untenable.
1:18:35
Speaker 23: I can't go back to that. So I'm all in,
1:18:37
Speaker 23: one thousand percent. I got Chairman Cairo is unbelievable. I mean,
1:18:40
Speaker 23: you know him, he is amazing, amazing, and he you know,
1:18:43
Speaker 23: he's got my back and I trust him. So I'm
1:18:46
Speaker 23: all in.
1:18:46
Speaker 8: You're good. Now, You've got the five towns too, right,
1:18:48
Speaker 8: I do y, I'll be I'll be in Eulett later
1:18:50
Speaker 8: on tonight.
1:18:51
Speaker 20: What's the name of that place. I think Tommy Leonard
1:18:53
Speaker 20: told me so Wanie that beautiful, beautiful. I guess it's
1:18:58
Speaker 20: a golf course.
1:18:59
Speaker 8: That's a gorgeous guy.
1:19:00
Speaker 23: Yes, yeah, Oh, I'm going to be in the Five
1:19:02
Speaker 23: Towns later too for something. I have three generous tonight
1:19:05
Speaker 23: that I'm going to. One is I think it's Cedar Hurst.
1:19:08
Speaker 20: Yeah, but I love Mike. Two of my oldest sisters
1:19:11
Speaker 20: are married in Cedar Hurst. I was born MITZVD and
1:19:13
Speaker 20: David in David excuse me, and Lawrence at Bete David.
1:19:17
Speaker 20: So I know the other five towns very very well. Well,
1:19:20
Speaker 20: it's great to meet you in person. I think you're terrific.
1:19:22
Speaker 20: I really do. I think you're gonna win, and we're
1:19:24
Speaker 20: gonna do everything we can here on sitting friends in
1:19:27
Speaker 20: the morning to help you do that. You've got the
1:19:29
Speaker 20: great foundation, like you talked about with all those terrific
1:19:32
Speaker 20: people out there in Nassau County. You know the issues,
1:19:36
Speaker 20: You're very smart, You've had political success in that county before.
1:19:40
Speaker 8: You're right for a victory, Janine, so let's get it done.
1:19:42
Speaker 23: Thank you so much that I really appreciate you having
1:19:44
Speaker 23: me coming. I wanted to make a personal connection with you.
1:19:47
Speaker 8: Nice to meet you. You terrific.
1:19:48
Speaker 20: Janine Driscoll right there. She's running against Laura Gillen in
1:19:51
Speaker 20: Nassau County and hopefully she's going to get us that
1:19:53
Speaker 20: Congress seat back.
1:19:54
Speaker 8: My prediction is she will sit.
1:19:58
Speaker 1: And Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple Podcast Network,
1:20:04
Speaker 1: sid and Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple
1:20:07
Speaker 1: Podcast Network.
1:20:10
Speaker 20: All CNN is doing all morning long is talking about
1:20:14
Speaker 20: how much this country hates the Muslims, which again I
1:20:18
Speaker 20: felt badly saying, because there was a tragic event that
1:20:23
Speaker 20: included innocent Muslims being murdered yesterday, and my heart goes
1:20:28
Speaker 20: out to those people. But they can't wait to talk
1:20:31
Speaker 20: about the Muslims Islamophobia, the same thing this idiot mayor does,
1:20:36
Speaker 20: when the truth is this country is not not crazy
1:20:41
Speaker 20: about anti Muslim, they're crazy about anti jew That's it.
1:20:45
Speaker 20: It's not even close. Sorry, I know yesterday was awful, tragedy,
1:20:50
Speaker 20: all those things. It's not even close. But Mamdani and
1:20:54
Speaker 20: these networks they're dying to make it close, equal, equivalent,
1:20:59
Speaker 20: whatever word you want to use. So these rallies don't work.
1:21:03
Speaker 20: So I got a call from Brooke Goldstein yesterday. She's
1:21:05
Speaker 20: a big time attorney, lawfair attorney. She's going to join
1:21:08
Speaker 20: me in about thirty minutes. She said, Sid, we need you.
1:21:11
Speaker 20: So it's how bad I am low? Because I say
1:21:14
Speaker 20: no to about one hundred things a week, and I
1:21:15
Speaker 20: say yes to about five or six.
1:21:18
Speaker 8: Things a month. That's about it?
1:21:20
Speaker 11: How many?
1:21:21
Speaker 12: Man?
1:21:21
Speaker 8: Five or six? Is that too low?
1:21:24
Speaker 20: You think?
1:21:24
Speaker 6: No?
1:21:24
Speaker 8: I just didn't get the number now, yeah, about five
1:21:27
Speaker 8: or six six?
1:21:28
Speaker 11: Yeah, so basically one big one a week.
1:21:30
Speaker 8: Yeah, basically maybe like this week I did. Next week,
1:21:33
Speaker 8: I'll do two excuse me, Jerusalem Post and MJE. But
1:21:37
Speaker 8: she said we need you. She said you're the leader.
1:21:39
Speaker 8: I said wow.
1:21:40
Speaker 20: I was very, very honored and humbled. And there's already
1:21:43
Speaker 20: a big flyer out which has me speaking. But I'll
1:21:45
Speaker 20: tell you how I want to touch I am. I've
1:21:47
Speaker 20: been saying all morning long that I will be doing this.
1:21:50
Speaker 20: I never come at night, never the better be right
1:21:52
Speaker 20: after the show. This one's at seven o'clock tonight, and
1:21:55
Speaker 20: I've been saying all morning it's outside the New York
1:21:57
Speaker 20: Times building, which would make sense because this Pulitzer Prize
1:22:01
Speaker 20: winning writer christof This Lowlife, who tried to sell a
1:22:06
Speaker 20: story where Israelis were training dogs to rape Palestinian prisoners.
1:22:11
Speaker 20: This guy should be fired and never work again. But
1:22:15
Speaker 20: it's not outside the New York Times Building this rally
1:22:17
Speaker 20: Tuesday night. It's outside Gracie mansion. So hopefully Mom Donnie'll
1:22:23
Speaker 20: be walking the dog or just coming home. I mean,
1:22:27
Speaker 20: there's nobody in New York that wouldn't pay just to
1:22:31
Speaker 20: see me and Mom Donnie kind of right next to
1:22:35
Speaker 20: each other face to face, even by accident.
1:22:39
Speaker 8: Somewhere in New York City. I think people would pay
1:22:42
Speaker 8: for that picture the post I'll be everywhere. Yeah.
1:22:46
Speaker 20: See, Bo Diel had that situation at the White House
1:22:48
Speaker 20: when when the mayor came walking out of President Trump's
1:22:52
Speaker 20: office and he was walking in and Boat handled it great.
1:22:54
Speaker 20: I love Bo, but Rosenberg, Mam Donnie would like this
1:22:58
Speaker 20: city on fire may happen Tuesday night. I know we're
1:23:01
Speaker 20: talking about the great cop and Uncle Bo. We love
1:23:04
Speaker 20: both so much. Here he is for his Tuesday appearance,
1:23:06
Speaker 20: a great boat deedle Bow, Good morning, buddy, how are you?
1:23:09
Speaker 12: Good morning? Sid? And you know you really got to
1:23:12
Speaker 12: think about running for mayor. That is not an easy
1:23:15
Speaker 12: thing to come at you all different ways. You'd make
1:23:18
Speaker 12: a great mayor.
1:23:19
Speaker 20: Sid but hold on, stop, stop, don't talk anymore, give
1:23:23
Speaker 20: yourself a breadth there, because I gotta cut this up.
1:23:26
Speaker 20: I got to add I've got Lara Trump, I've got
1:23:28
Speaker 20: Bruce Blakeman, I've got Katie mcfalland Rachel camp Post.
1:23:32
Speaker 8: Stop you, I got the president till between us. But
1:23:34
Speaker 8: now I got Boa Needle. I got to use that
1:23:36
Speaker 8: audio because Bo ran for mayor. He did it.
1:23:38
Speaker 20: They screwed him, Bill Deblasio screwed them, The city screwed them.
1:23:43
Speaker 8: They smeared them on Easter Sunday in the New York
1:23:45
Speaker 8: Daily News.
1:23:46
Speaker 20: But Bo, but Bo, you ran for the same reason
1:23:50
Speaker 20: why I would even consider it, Because you'd have to
1:23:52
Speaker 20: be a crazy person to run for that job in
1:23:55
Speaker 20: the city. But you did it because you legitimately love.
1:23:58
Speaker 12: This city, this city so much. My kids, my grandchildren
1:24:02
Speaker 12: are here. And before I get into my Mendamni thing,
1:24:06
Speaker 12: let me tell you I'm just happy that the Long
1:24:09
Speaker 12: Island Railroad strike is over. A lot of people don't
1:24:12
Speaker 12: understand the MTA is run by elephants. Jane Leba, He's
1:24:17
Speaker 12: got ears like a freaking elephant. And on top of
1:24:21
Speaker 12: that thing, a lot of people don't know what's going
1:24:23
Speaker 12: on with the MTA. This guy should be taken out.
1:24:26
Speaker 12: We got to look at one thing. You're talking about
1:24:29
Speaker 12: this twenty three billion dollar budget. Then there's a sixty
1:24:34
Speaker 12: eight billion dollar capital plan that all of a sudden,
1:24:38
Speaker 12: now you've got one point five billion in overtime. Look it.
1:24:42
Speaker 12: I support all union guys, but some of those union
1:24:45
Speaker 12: guys on among our railroad were making up near four
1:24:48
Speaker 12: hundred thousand dollars a year with their roverdus. Who you
1:24:52
Speaker 12: know who was put out? The three hundred thousand people
1:24:55
Speaker 12: using it and people that work for me that couldn't
1:24:57
Speaker 12: get to work taking three four hours. So before you
1:25:00
Speaker 12: go and strike, learn who you're gonna hurt. You hurt
1:25:04
Speaker 12: the people you got your raise, you got that. I
1:25:06
Speaker 12: support unions, I'm part of unions, but let's be real
1:25:10
Speaker 12: about it. Who suffered from this, the people that couldn't
1:25:14
Speaker 12: travel on the trains. You want to negotiate, you negotiate.
1:25:17
Speaker 12: The only problem is when you got a guy like
1:25:19
Speaker 12: Jano Leba Elephant is you can't negotiate a good thing.
1:25:23
Speaker 12: But the guy don't have a clue, And it's just
1:25:26
Speaker 12: I'm glad it's over I'm glad everybody got everything. That's
1:25:29
Speaker 12: a lot of money, you know before these guys making
1:25:31
Speaker 12: up there four hundred thousand dollars a year. That's a
1:25:33
Speaker 12: lot of money. So congratulations a Long Island Railroad Union. Guys.
1:25:38
Speaker 12: You guys did very good. Don't do this again. Don't
1:25:41
Speaker 12: hurt the people that take the damn train.
1:25:43
Speaker 20: The only thing I don't want to hear today because
1:25:45
Speaker 20: that was a great, great job there Bo did a
1:25:47
Speaker 20: great job. But I don't want to hear today is
1:25:50
Speaker 20: anybody congratulating the governor because all she did was cause
1:25:54
Speaker 20: issues with this.
1:25:55
Speaker 8: She did nothing to help. All she did was couse issues.
1:25:58
Speaker 12: Okay, and here now gonna stepping right in there. A
1:26:01
Speaker 12: lot of people don't understand what happened. See Mondummie, he
1:26:06
Speaker 12: is running the city with fear. Oh I need eight
1:26:09
Speaker 12: billion dollars, it's gonna be sure. He knew damn well
1:26:12
Speaker 12: that he couldn't run, he couldn't balance the budget, and
1:26:15
Speaker 12: then all of a sudden he eight billion dollars. Where
1:26:17
Speaker 12: do you think it came from? Two point three billion
1:26:21
Speaker 12: came from deferring pension payments. They're borrowing from pensions. People
1:26:26
Speaker 12: understand something. So every fireman, every cop, sanitation workers. That
1:26:30
Speaker 12: means for every dollar they rated today yoga to a
1:26:34
Speaker 12: dollar sixty one. That's what they're doing. They're not balancing
1:26:38
Speaker 12: the budget. They're borrowing from Peter to paytball. And on
1:26:41
Speaker 12: top of it, what do you think this all happened about.
1:26:44
Speaker 12: That's not old poop Governor, that buck poop woman with
1:26:47
Speaker 12: the eye. She's got that eye makeup enough, with that highmakeup,
1:26:50
Speaker 12: they look like a horror flight. She comes in there.
1:26:53
Speaker 12: You know why she wanted one thing. She wants to
1:26:56
Speaker 12: suck up to Mondommi because she wants the Democratic votes
1:27:01
Speaker 12: of New York City. That's why she's doing this whole thing,
1:27:04
Speaker 12: you know. And even Ken Griffin, you know, all of
1:27:06
Speaker 12: a sudden, Mundummy thinks he's gonna meet with my friend
1:27:09
Speaker 12: Jamie Diamond, who I know personally Jamie diamonds reamam another
1:27:14
Speaker 12: foothole because.
1:27:15
Speaker 20: Right now, well hold on tell you how I'm talking
1:27:18
Speaker 20: with you about Jamie Diamond, because before he talk about
1:27:19
Speaker 20: people leaving, I will tell you that. Right after, Ma'm
1:27:22
Speaker 20: Donnie won. I was very upset with Bill Lackman. I've
1:27:24
Speaker 20: come around on Bill now because I think his heart's
1:27:26
Speaker 20: on the right place. But he reached out the olive
1:27:29
Speaker 20: branch right away. But nobody reached out the olive branch
1:27:32
Speaker 20: quicker to Mam Donnie after he won than the aforementioned
1:27:36
Speaker 20: Jamie Diamond. I'll say something else about Jamie Diamond because
1:27:38
Speaker 20: I have these conversations with Larry Kudlow, and the President
1:27:41
Speaker 20: will tell you the same thing. He's not a friend.
1:27:43
Speaker 20: This guy is out there every day predicting the end
1:27:46
Speaker 20: of the world. Economically, We're gonna have a recession.
1:27:49
Speaker 8: This is bad. That is bad.
1:27:51
Speaker 20: So you may like Jamie Diamond and always a big
1:27:53
Speaker 20: deal in this city is a mister money guy. But
1:27:55
Speaker 20: the truth is he is not a friend of ours.
1:27:58
Speaker 12: He's not well. I know. Is one thing when when
1:28:02
Speaker 12: when Mondommi talked about the working class right he raised
1:28:07
Speaker 12: the free as the fees for ambulance rides and ESM treatment,
1:28:11
Speaker 12: increased parking tickets, bust lanes, expanded the permits. He taxing
1:28:16
Speaker 12: the rich bull crap, He's taxing the everyday people. People
1:28:19
Speaker 12: don't realize. It turns out that the young people that
1:28:23
Speaker 12: voted for this scumbag, the twenty and thirty year olds,
1:28:26
Speaker 12: the jobs are not there, the rents are raising, like crazy,
1:28:30
Speaker 12: and you know, one of something affordable, this word affordable.
1:28:34
Speaker 12: He is doing nothing. He's a piece of garbage. And
1:28:37
Speaker 12: then we're talking about with the cops. He blames the
1:28:40
Speaker 12: cops for the over times. He blames every he loves
1:28:43
Speaker 12: to blame. And the reality is this guy is a
1:28:46
Speaker 12: piece of garbage. Now you got you got the MTA.
1:28:50
Speaker 12: I gotta go back with this. And you know, the
1:28:52
Speaker 12: MTA high in company one of the companies that's taken
1:28:56
Speaker 12: over every security company in the world, the twenty three
1:29:00
Speaker 12: billion dollar company Allied Security. They put people on the
1:29:04
Speaker 12: job as long as they breed, as long as they
1:29:07
Speaker 12: have opposed They put them as security guards. They underbid everybody.
1:29:11
Speaker 12: They were getting thirty million dollars a year for security
1:29:14
Speaker 12: guards on the MTA. And what all of a sudden
1:29:17
Speaker 12: they caught one of the guys selling subway things, having
1:29:21
Speaker 12: people come in there and taking money out of there.
1:29:23
Speaker 12: My problem is right now we have a security company
1:29:28
Speaker 12: that's the largest in our country. All they do is
1:29:31
Speaker 12: put bodies, and when I have to bid for jobs,
1:29:34
Speaker 12: I lose. They lose money to get it. And it
1:29:37
Speaker 12: sucks because I'm out there trying to put the better people.
1:29:41
Speaker 12: I tell people you want good security, you've got to
1:29:44
Speaker 12: pay people a decent wage. You can't give a minimum
1:29:47
Speaker 12: wage and expect for a decent wage. Oh bough. I
1:29:50
Speaker 12: were the security, but the best people with the cheapest
1:29:54
Speaker 12: that's the doox they are on you idiots, so that
1:29:56
Speaker 12: that's just bothers me. Okay, but this is important now.
1:30:00
Speaker 12: Missus ugly raises ahead again. Randy ugly face Winegarden hughes
1:30:06
Speaker 12: one point four million dollars of union funds to write
1:30:10
Speaker 12: a frigging book about how liberal ideas This ugly faced woman.
1:30:14
Speaker 12: I don't know who's more ugly. She is ugly, and
1:30:17
Speaker 12: now she's taking money from the union. And on top
1:30:20
Speaker 12: of it, my guy, My guy is Elon Musk. I'm
1:30:25
Speaker 12: gonna tell you about Elon Musk. First of when, I
1:30:27
Speaker 12: gotta be very open about it. SpaceX I go O piece,
1:30:31
Speaker 12: I got a piece of dead space X. People don't
1:30:34
Speaker 12: understand something. What is Elon Musk? We saw him in
1:30:38
Speaker 12: action when he was finding all the fraud and all
1:30:42
Speaker 12: the theft in every one of our governmental institutions. He
1:30:46
Speaker 12: showed they're talking about somewhere between thirty and thirty five
1:30:50
Speaker 12: percent of the trillions of dollars in federal contracts and
1:30:54
Speaker 12: federal money's there that are fraud and stealing. Elon Musk
1:31:00
Speaker 12: is one of the smartest guys in the world because
1:31:03
Speaker 12: he saw right through it and right today we're living
1:31:06
Speaker 12: if we tightened up the theft, Chris, for sure, it's
1:31:10
Speaker 12: in Minnesota. Oh, just open up a better care office.
1:31:13
Speaker 12: That's what better care are here. Don't set your check.
1:31:15
Speaker 12: Nobody's checking mistake. Fraud is so outrageous across the board.
1:31:20
Speaker 12: And you know what, Elon Musk is gonna be the
1:31:22
Speaker 12: first trillionaire. And I'm gonna tell you something. Your phones
1:31:26
Speaker 12: that you got is a thing called what are you
1:31:29
Speaker 12: doing right now? It's called starling. Every phone in the
1:31:33
Speaker 12: world will be starling space accent. I'm not trying to
1:31:36
Speaker 12: pump it up because I told you I have a
1:31:38
Speaker 12: little thing in there. I'm not trying to pump it up.
1:31:41
Speaker 12: This is gonna be where the world will to go.
1:31:43
Speaker 12: Now the other side, AI. They're the leaders in AI.
1:31:47
Speaker 12: So it's a natural. You got starlink, you got AI.
1:31:51
Speaker 12: And this man has the one that discovered it all.
1:31:53
Speaker 12: He's the greatest mine. He hit on the fraud and
1:31:57
Speaker 12: the theft that was out there. I don't know why
1:31:59
Speaker 12: we shut him out. We should have let him kill
1:32:01
Speaker 12: you and he could have saved America.
1:32:05
Speaker 20: No, I think he had enough. I don't think we
1:32:07
Speaker 20: shut him down. I think the doors you're talking about,
1:32:09
Speaker 20: he had enough. And look, you know you talked about
1:32:11
Speaker 20: it Medicare and Medicaid. Doctor Oz is on that case.
1:32:14
Speaker 20: I mean, you had all these hospice centers in Los Angeles, big,
1:32:19
Speaker 20: big hospice buildings, not one person inside of them. We
1:32:22
Speaker 20: saw the great job that Nick Shirley did in Minnesota
1:32:25
Speaker 20: with autism centers and preschools, nobody inside of them. New
1:32:30
Speaker 20: York's in trouble, you know, Kathy Hulkle, Plenty of fraud
1:32:32
Speaker 20: here so between.
1:32:34
Speaker 8: Like I mentioned earlier.
1:32:35
Speaker 20: You know, you've got doctor Oz on the medical side,
1:32:37
Speaker 20: You've got Anthony Esposito on the labor side. You've got
1:32:41
Speaker 20: Lee Zelden on the EPA side. President Trump's administration. He's
1:32:46
Speaker 20: doing a tremendous job. But it started with Elon But
1:32:48
Speaker 20: I think Elon Bow had had enough.
1:32:51
Speaker 12: Yeah, but you know what, also, all of a sudden,
1:32:53
Speaker 12: he's coming in now out now about to be l
1:32:56
Speaker 12: M member or bom. This guy came out this Caruso.
1:33:01
Speaker 12: He called the movement total scam. With the George Floyd
1:33:04
Speaker 12: nobody wants to know about that, and then the COVID scam.
1:33:08
Speaker 12: This ugly, but she's not as ugly as the other one.
1:33:10
Speaker 12: How about the congresswoman over there with what's your name
1:33:14
Speaker 12: eton Omar? Yeah, two hundred and fifty million dollars COVID scam.
1:33:21
Speaker 12: It's all around there. These people should be getting locked
1:33:24
Speaker 12: up and put in jail. One more thing, very important.
1:33:27
Speaker 12: Bruce Blateman, my friend on Long Island that hope will
1:33:30
Speaker 12: be the next governor. You know what, you know how
1:33:32
Speaker 12: many criminal illegal aliens, including murders and sexual presidents in
1:33:37
Speaker 12: New York City. They're over seventy one one hundred known
1:33:41
Speaker 12: criminals that they released and are out there right now.
1:33:45
Speaker 12: What Blakeman has to do is go to the subway
1:33:47
Speaker 12: station where that eighty three year old Air Force veteran
1:33:50
Speaker 12: died and was killed by that illegal immigrant. Start going
1:33:54
Speaker 12: around and say, why are we not turning these people
1:33:57
Speaker 12: over to Ice? They are illegal? Why not? I'm asking you, man, dummy,
1:34:02
Speaker 12: why not? But you know what, your wife and you
1:34:05
Speaker 12: and your family should get become victims and then you'll
1:34:08
Speaker 12: look at it differently.
1:34:10
Speaker 20: That's thank you about Didel for another amazing performance and
1:34:14
Speaker 20: appearance on the program. Usually that's when people start to
1:34:17
Speaker 20: come around. Unfortunately, when it happens to them or somebody
1:34:21
Speaker 20: they love, they start to realize the seriousness.
1:34:25
Speaker 8: Not that a lot of us.
1:34:27
Speaker 20: You know, I'm a good hearted guy, So if I
1:34:28
Speaker 20: see something happen to somebody else, you bet it affects me.
1:34:31
Speaker 8: But we're human, and when it.
1:34:34
Speaker 20: Happens to us, I mean, I rememberdo Rivera, he loved
1:34:37
Speaker 20: Barack Obama, already loved him, and then Isis went nuts
1:34:41
Speaker 20: one day in Paris and they were shooting people, killing
1:34:44
Speaker 20: people outside of cafe, killed a bunch of people inside
1:34:48
Speaker 20: the soccer stadium, you know, set off a whole bunch
1:34:50
Speaker 20: of bombs, and then killed a couple of hundred.
1:34:52
Speaker 8: People I believe inside that amphitheater.
1:34:54
Speaker 20: And then all of a sudden, Raudo Rivera wasn't all
1:34:57
Speaker 20: that high in Barack Obama. Why because his daughter was there,
1:35:01
Speaker 20: and thank god she ended up okay, because I love Horado.
1:35:03
Speaker 20: But that's what happens when it hits close to home.
1:35:06
Speaker 20: Sometimes we come to our senses. The sad part is
1:35:10
Speaker 20: that has to happen for that result, we'll take a
1:35:12
Speaker 20: short break. Bow, you were terrific as always. Bow was great.
1:35:16
Speaker 1: Sid and Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple
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Speaker 8: But today is a very very big day.
1:35:30
Speaker 18: You know.
1:35:30
Speaker 20: The midterms of course are coming up in November, but
1:35:33
Speaker 20: not really either. They start before.
1:35:35
Speaker 8: We know that.
1:35:36
Speaker 20: Thank god that jerk off senator from Louisiana, Bill Cassidy's
1:35:41
Speaker 20: career came to an end last week. Thank god for that, Knowmi,
1:35:45
Speaker 20: We know that President Trump had a big night in
1:35:47
Speaker 20: Indiana a couple of weeks ago. All those senators that
1:35:51
Speaker 20: were against President Trump's weed districting changing the maps, they
1:35:56
Speaker 20: all lost, all five of them lost. A couple of
1:36:00
Speaker 20: good days for my friend the president who looks like again.
1:36:03
Speaker 20: I will see on Friday, Indiana, Louisiana, and today six
1:36:08
Speaker 20: of them. The six primary states today include Alabama, Georgia, Idaho, Oregon, Pennsylvania,
1:36:17
Speaker 20: and Kentucky. Now I don't know what's going on with Kentucky.
1:36:21
Speaker 20: I've been there. I should do a show, believe it
1:36:23
Speaker 20: or not. When I was syndicated, when I first started
1:36:26
Speaker 20: doing terrestrial radio, it didn't take long. I was very fortunate.
1:36:31
Speaker 20: I one from being on rush excuse me, from internet
1:36:34
Speaker 20: radio to being on like seventy stations across America.
1:36:38
Speaker 8: You guys know that. Lou knows that.
1:36:39
Speaker 20: And there were two different companies that syndicated the show
1:36:42
Speaker 20: I did with Scott Kaplan out of Fort Lauderdale before
1:36:45
Speaker 20: I moved to New York in the year two thousand,
1:36:47
Speaker 20: got my job at one or two point seven FMWNW.
1:36:50
Speaker 20: One was the sports fan radio network JT the Breakbobulous
1:36:55
Speaker 20: sports Babe, and the other was Joel Hollander and Westwood One.
1:37:00
Speaker 20: And we were on in a little place called Clarksville, Tennessee.
1:37:04
Speaker 20: Well the Monkeys actually mentioned once, remember the last train
1:37:08
Speaker 20: to Clarksville.
1:37:09
Speaker 8: We were there.
1:37:10
Speaker 20: We did our show U from a place called Gilligans,
1:37:13
Speaker 20: right in the middle of Clarksville, and it is really
1:37:16
Speaker 20: right on the border of Kentucky by Fort Campbell, one
1:37:20
Speaker 20: of our great forts in the United States. So he
1:37:23
Speaker 20: went out in Kentucky one night. But I love the state.
1:37:26
Speaker 20: I love the college basketball, the people. It's a great state.
1:37:29
Speaker 20: For some reason, every backstabbing, and I mean this treasonous
1:37:35
Speaker 20: politician in our Republican party comes from Kentucky. Not all
1:37:41
Speaker 20: of them, but the majority Mitch McConnell. Mitch McConnell for
1:37:45
Speaker 20: years has been a thorn in our society, has not
1:37:48
Speaker 20: been a friend.
1:37:50
Speaker 2: See you.
1:37:51
Speaker 20: Then you get this idiot Ran Paul, who is another
1:37:56
Speaker 20: guy that wakes up every day and if Trump likes
1:37:58
Speaker 20: it and Republicans like it, he doesn't forget about his son,
1:38:02
Speaker 20: that loser, William who came up at Mike Lawler at
1:38:06
Speaker 20: a bar in Washington, DC last week and told them
1:38:09
Speaker 20: he wished that all the Jews and Gays were dead. Yeah,
1:38:11
Speaker 20: let's Ran Paul's son. We still haven't heard from Rand yet.
1:38:15
Speaker 20: I never liked that guy. But the worst of all
1:38:17
Speaker 20: of them, Wilson McConnell. Worse than Rand Paul is this
1:38:22
Speaker 20: loser Thomas Massey. And Thomas is one of those guys
1:38:26
Speaker 20: that all of a sudden starts caring about stuff that
1:38:29
Speaker 20: he never cared about before. If in fact, I can
1:38:33
Speaker 20: come back in harm President Trump, if we don't know that,
1:38:37
Speaker 20: you don't know anything about politics. He's not a good guy.
1:38:41
Speaker 20: He's not on the side of right, He's on the
1:38:43
Speaker 20: side of I can't stand Trump, so whatever he's for,
1:38:48
Speaker 20: I'm against And let me find stories that'll make the
1:38:52
Speaker 20: president look bad, even if the president is not involved.
1:38:56
Speaker 20: So I had this conversation with Brian Kilmead. I were
1:38:59
Speaker 20: a colleague here a WABC, the Great TV guy too
1:39:02
Speaker 20: Boxing Friends every morning one Nation ten pm Sunday nights,
1:39:06
Speaker 20: and again he botherlews me on this station every weekday.
1:39:08
Speaker 20: Then I said, I gotta tell you, I find myself.
1:39:11
Speaker 20: I'm a big Knick fan, huge Knick fan, very excited
1:39:14
Speaker 20: about the Knicks and Cavaliers in the Eastern Conference Finals tonight. Again,
1:39:17
Speaker 20: as I mentioned earlier, our Knicks have not been to
1:39:20
Speaker 20: the NBA Finals in twenty seven years since Patrick Ewing
1:39:24
Speaker 20: and the guys lost to San Antonio. So this is
1:39:27
Speaker 20: a series we can win. I'm very excited. But I
1:39:30
Speaker 20: said to Brian this morning, and I meant it. I said,
1:39:33
Speaker 20: I am rooting with the same I guess vigor for
1:39:39
Speaker 20: the guy in Kentucky and his name is Ed Dowrain
1:39:44
Speaker 20: to beat Thomas Massey, like I am rooting for the
1:39:48
Speaker 20: Knicks to beat the Cavaliers tonight. That's a big statement.
1:39:51
Speaker 8: No, No, it's kind of the same thing. Because they're unknowns.
1:39:54
Speaker 8: You don't know whether the Knicks are gonna win, and
1:39:56
Speaker 8: you don't know if Thomas Massy's gonna win.
1:39:58
Speaker 20: It's also kind of the same thing when people say
1:40:00
Speaker 20: to me, it seems so seamless, the transition you've made
1:40:05
Speaker 20: from sports to politics, because it is the same thing.
1:40:08
Speaker 20: Because I root for the Knicks like I root for
1:40:10
Speaker 20: President Trump, right, and I hate certain New York teams
1:40:15
Speaker 20: and Philadelphia Eagles, I hate them like I hate the Democrats.
1:40:18
Speaker 20: So same zeal rooting for the nixt tonight as I
1:40:22
Speaker 20: am for this guy Gal Rain to beat Thomas Massey.
1:40:26
Speaker 20: So I had this conversation early this morning with Brian
1:40:29
Speaker 20: kill Meat about MASSI and here's what kill Mead had
1:40:32
Speaker 20: to say, Louis, this is Brian kill Mead cut number one.
1:40:36
Speaker 11: I find them instance here.
1:40:37
Speaker 14: You know, there's these people that go into Congress, and
1:40:39
Speaker 14: the way I think you should do it say it
1:40:41
Speaker 14: is this. You go in there, you're a conservative, you're
1:40:44
Speaker 14: a liberal, right, and then you have a president that's
1:40:46
Speaker 14: in your party. You go in there and you say
1:40:48
Speaker 14: this is what I believe, and this is how to
1:40:49
Speaker 14: work it out. And then you go into committee and
1:40:51
Speaker 14: you try to do the best you can and you
1:40:53
Speaker 14: try to get your points across.
1:40:54
Speaker 11: But in the end, you got to get something done.
1:40:56
Speaker 15: Right.
1:40:56
Speaker 14: Sometimes you got to kill something and that's getting something done.
1:40:59
Speaker 14: But other time you gotta work with him. I look
1:41:00
Speaker 14: at chip Roy. Chip Roy goes every day he's fighting
1:41:03
Speaker 14: for a strong border, and he does all these things.
1:41:05
Speaker 11: But then he says, Okay, what's possible. I'm in the minority.
1:41:08
Speaker 11: What's possible. I'm in the majority, but I got a
1:41:10
Speaker 11: three seat advantage.
1:41:11
Speaker 14: And then in the end he goes, Okay, this is
1:41:13
Speaker 14: the best I can do. Let's get it done. Tom
1:41:15
Speaker 14: Massey just the opposite. Rampaul, just the opposite. They sit
1:41:18
Speaker 14: there and they belong in a think tank where they
1:41:20
Speaker 14: come out and they debate things and they write a
1:41:22
Speaker 14: position paper. But they don't look to get anything done.
1:41:25
Speaker 14: But what's what's worse about Tom Massey said, is Tom
1:41:29
Speaker 14: Massey became a guy with an agenda, which was stop Trump.
1:41:33
Speaker 14: Is to do everything he could to get in Trump's way.
1:41:36
Speaker 14: So instead of saying, well, I'm a libertarian, I'm different
1:41:39
Speaker 14: from a conservative. You gotta understand now, all of a sudden,
1:41:42
Speaker 14: I am really into the Epstein files. I gotta get
1:41:45
Speaker 14: to the bottom of it, and I'm gonna combine with
1:41:47
Speaker 14: another liberal out in California who believes nothing that I
1:41:51
Speaker 14: believe because he also doesn't like Trump, and they go
1:41:54
Speaker 14: ahead and have this victims and they get the victims
1:41:57
Speaker 14: together and they say, we're gonna fight for you.
1:42:00
Speaker 11: He couldn't care.
1:42:01
Speaker 14: Less about the Epstein files while Joe Biden was in
1:42:04
Speaker 14: office or Trump won the first offense, like that's what
1:42:07
Speaker 14: Epstein was front and center too.
1:42:10
Speaker 11: Nobody cared.
1:42:11
Speaker 14: But when it looks like Trump's name was going to
1:42:14
Speaker 14: be a problem and now it isn't, that's why he
1:42:16
Speaker 14: goes to bad every day.
1:42:18
Speaker 11: So that's why this guy just became an enemy.
1:42:20
Speaker 14: And you vote against the big beautiful bill as a conservative,
1:42:23
Speaker 14: you are an idiot. You are just an idiot giving
1:42:26
Speaker 14: taxpayer dollars and tax breaks back to working families and
1:42:31
Speaker 14: everything that was involved with that. So it's just because
1:42:33
Speaker 14: he's out there trying to destroy Trump, and that's why
1:42:36
Speaker 14: Tom Trump put a lot of resources to get rid
1:42:38
Speaker 14: of him.
1:42:38
Speaker 11: But look at the guy they were replacing them with.
1:42:41
Speaker 14: If he could win, this is another Navy seal you
1:42:43
Speaker 14: put in there fighting for a conservative state like Kentucky.
1:42:47
Speaker 14: The president wins it by twenty points if you're Tom
1:42:49
Speaker 14: Massey and you're representing the people of Kentucky. Why is
1:42:52
Speaker 14: it in the why is it in your interests to
1:42:55
Speaker 14: be anti Trump? Because your state.
1:42:57
Speaker 20: Isn't bottom line, Brian will read one hundred percent, right.
1:43:03
Speaker 20: Massy's a bad guy. Paul's a bed. There's a lot
1:43:05
Speaker 20: of bed Republicans out there. And again Bill Cassidy lost
1:43:09
Speaker 20: last week and the numbers seemed to be voting well
1:43:13
Speaker 20: for Trump. His guy gall Rain was down quite a bit.
1:43:17
Speaker 20: But since Trump has trumped all over Massi the last
1:43:19
Speaker 20: couple of weeks. According to you know him earlier this morning,
1:43:23
Speaker 20: Gallrain is in position to win. Yes, uh yeah.
1:43:27
Speaker 21: The latest polls showed him surging and Massy falling off.
1:43:30
Speaker 21: And good the Massy had a lead in the polls
1:43:34
Speaker 21: like one percent, but like a month ago is like
1:43:36
Speaker 21: ten percent.
1:43:36
Speaker 8: So that tells you what's going in his direction.
1:43:38
Speaker 20: He's been there for fourteen years and Republicans and Americans
1:43:42
Speaker 20: quite frankly a second tired of people masquerading as Republicans
1:43:46
Speaker 20: wake up every.
1:43:47
Speaker 8: Day hating on President Trump. No thanks, see, you will
1:43:51
Speaker 8: become a Democrat. That's what Massy is. He's a Democrat.
1:43:54
Speaker 8: I mean, go because the hate. They say in Yiddish.
1:43:58
Speaker 21: It's kind of like the Cleveland Cavaliers or the Democrats.
1:44:00
Speaker 21: You got like James Harden and Donovan Mitchell that are
1:44:03
Speaker 21: in the way of our knixt team, So we want
1:44:06
Speaker 21: to get rid of him. I like want to shave
1:44:08
Speaker 21: off James Harden, James Harden's beard. Why do you hate
1:44:11
Speaker 21: James Harden? I think got nothing against him. Actually, I
1:44:13
Speaker 21: kind of like James Harden, but but he's in the
1:44:15
Speaker 21: way of the next.
1:44:16
Speaker 8: He is in the way him and Donovan Mitchell and
1:44:18
Speaker 8: all those.
1:44:18
Speaker 21: Guys Evan Mobley, right, I mean, all these guys want
1:44:21
Speaker 21: it just as bad as the next too, but we
1:44:22
Speaker 21: want the next one.
1:44:23
Speaker 8: So, but the Knicks all going to win, let's hope.
1:44:25
Speaker 8: So I think the knickt of the better team. I
1:44:27
Speaker 8: really do. We'll see with Massey.
1:44:29
Speaker 20: Somebody just texted me, somebody I trust, smart person said
1:44:33
Speaker 20: that he does very very well with the younger.
1:44:35
Speaker 8: People in Kentucky, so young and stupid. You know what,
1:44:41
Speaker 8: can I tell you? Good luck? I hope Galrain kills him.
1:44:45
Speaker 20: He's not gonna kill him, but at the very least
1:44:46
Speaker 20: Massy needs to lose again. You stay up Trump in
1:44:50
Speaker 20: the back.
1:44:51
Speaker 8: You are committing treason. That's how I feel. Get out.
1:44:55
Speaker 20: We don't need you, we don't want you. But we'll see,
1:44:57
Speaker 20: we'll see what happens later on Today. Again, it's a
1:44:59
Speaker 20: lot of other ra I know President Trump is endorsing
1:45:02
Speaker 20: Burt Jones for the governor in Georgia. Six states in
1:45:09
Speaker 20: play again, which include Alabama, Georgia, Idaho, Oregon, Pennsylvania, and
1:45:15
Speaker 20: I've been talking about Kentucky.
1:45:19
Speaker 8: So we've got what three great.
1:45:21
Speaker 20: Guests still to come, talking about the Nixon Cavaliers, the
1:45:24
Speaker 20: Hall of Fame, voice of the NBA Finals, and of
1:45:27
Speaker 20: course the voice of the New York Knicks, my dear
1:45:29
Speaker 20: friend of over twenty five years, the best in the business,
1:45:32
Speaker 20: Mike Breen. He's going to be here at nine thirty five.
1:45:35
Speaker 20: That's a huge one. If you like buy for Fighting,
1:45:38
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1:45:41
Speaker 20: John Andresick, he's going to be here. That's really cool
1:45:44
Speaker 20: that we got John Handrasick. I love all their songs,
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1:45:55
Speaker 20: He's excited to be here and we'll talk to lor
1:45:57
Speaker 20: Bear attorney Brooke Goldstein about the rally she's putting together.
1:46:01
Speaker 8: All be them.
1:46:01
Speaker 20: I'm going to speak actually outside Gracie Mansion next Tuesday night.
1:46:06
Speaker 17: Here's the guy I want to see, and I don't
1:46:07
Speaker 17: know if his wife would let him. And I told
1:46:09
Speaker 17: him this already, And Kat mcfalland was on his show
1:46:13
Speaker 17: the other day and she said this too. If you
1:46:14
Speaker 17: know k T right, he used to work for Trump
1:46:16
Speaker 17: and all of that, right, Sid Rosenberg the mayor of
1:46:20
Speaker 17: New York City. I I why not my buddy Sid
1:46:24
Speaker 17: for freaking may And I know I've talked to Sid
1:46:27
Speaker 17: about that. His wife is not crazy about him being
1:46:30
Speaker 17: the mayor.
1:46:31
Speaker 12: But there you go.
1:46:34
Speaker 18: Hey, next time you talk to Sid, make sure you
1:46:35
Speaker 18: tell me you brought it up on our podcast. I
1:46:38
Speaker 18: will let me tell you something about Sid. You know,
1:46:41
Speaker 18: I got I have to say Joe every once in
1:46:44
Speaker 18: a while. I get a little tired of him because
1:46:45
Speaker 18: he talks about himself all the time. But that's the
1:46:47
Speaker 18: way anybody does. We all do it, so I don't
1:46:49
Speaker 18: hold it against him. He would make heads and head
1:46:52
Speaker 18: and shoulders.
1:46:53
Speaker 17: Over what we have today.
1:46:55
Speaker 18: It would be a complete turnaround, and it would be
1:46:57
Speaker 18: so refreshing to get an ordinary guy in there and
1:47:01
Speaker 18: and to try to do the job. They couldn't go
1:47:03
Speaker 18: with Curtis Sleeve while he had it, he ran a
1:47:05
Speaker 18: bad campaign. He would have been I would have I
1:47:08
Speaker 18: backed Curtis all the way. But Sid's a very I'm
1:47:11
Speaker 18: gonna tell you you know something. The fact that you
1:47:13
Speaker 18: mentioned Sid. Sid's a polarizing figure to a certain extent.
1:47:17
Speaker 18: You gotta get people to say, oh, what a budget,
1:47:19
Speaker 18: come on, come on for the But for the most part,
1:47:22
Speaker 18: he loves Israel. He's going to do the right thing
1:47:25
Speaker 18: for New York. He sees the crime getting out of control.
1:47:28
Speaker 18: He's gonna do He's gonna do his due diligence.
1:47:30
Speaker 12: He's good.
1:47:31
Speaker 8: He would do a great job as mayor. I really
1:47:33
Speaker 8: believe that.
1:47:33
Speaker 19: Look, I think Sid, here's what you want to do.
1:47:36
Speaker 19: Watch what happens in Los Angeles, and if Spencer Pratt
1:47:40
Speaker 19: wins the mayor's race in Los Angeles, I want to
1:47:44
Speaker 19: see Sid Rosenberg hired the same social media guys and
1:47:49
Speaker 19: the same social media team that Spencer Pratt is using,
1:47:52
Speaker 19: and then go work for Sid Rosenberg and then you
1:47:55
Speaker 19: run from marriage.
1:47:58
Speaker 8: That's fine. Nice.
1:48:00
Speaker 20: The legendary voice at w f A n It's on
1:48:03
Speaker 20: every Saturday. Still now a contributor to this program once
1:48:06
Speaker 20: a week. Joe Baningo usually talks about the Knicks and
1:48:09
Speaker 20: the Mets and the Jets, but there's a lot of
1:48:11
Speaker 20: political talk on this show, at least on this day.
1:48:13
Speaker 20: She wants me to run for mayor. And Ralph Romeo
1:48:16
Speaker 20: he does the podcast with him.
1:48:19
Speaker 8: He liked the idea. And of course Katy.
1:48:20
Speaker 20: Mcfolland is a legend works for President Trump and for
1:48:23
Speaker 20: president she liked the idea. So the list continues to grow, right,
1:48:27
Speaker 20: Larry Trump, Bruce Blakeman, Boddle, the.
1:48:29
Speaker 8: President, of course, but we'll we will tackle that at
1:48:33
Speaker 8: a later date.
1:48:33
Speaker 23: Now you're actually telling the guests to pause in the correct.
1:48:38
Speaker 20: Yes, well, I don't tell them to bring it up,
1:48:41
Speaker 20: but when they do bring it up that I want
1:48:42
Speaker 20: to make sure the actual cut is.
1:48:44
Speaker 8: Perfect, which is pathetic. I know there's pathetic. Guess there's
1:48:48
Speaker 8: worst words. Empathetic. Well said, I did tell Boddle, slow down, now,
1:48:54
Speaker 8: slow down today.
1:48:55
Speaker 11: We want to make it dramatic. We want it okay,
1:48:58
Speaker 11: now do this right now and then end here. We're
1:49:01
Speaker 11: gonna get to that point. With all the guests. Okay,
1:49:04
Speaker 11: I'm going to count you down four, three, two one.
1:49:07
Speaker 8: Now right, I'm gonna do that with President and Trump
1:49:10
Speaker 8: and he comes on again.
1:49:12
Speaker 11: I'm ready, said you just counted down. Ready, you know
1:49:16
Speaker 11: I'm good with number.
1:49:18
Speaker 8: Yeah, You're wonderful.
1:49:20
Speaker 20: Thank you, Thank you, mister President, thank you, God you
1:49:22
Speaker 20: got it. We got a big event coming up on
1:49:24
Speaker 20: Tuesday night. I told you about the phone call earlier
1:49:26
Speaker 20: on the program from Brooke Goldstein, who happens.
1:49:29
Speaker 8: To be a big, big time attorney law Fair and.
1:49:32
Speaker 20: She's putting together something outside of Gracie Mansion on Tuesday.
1:49:36
Speaker 20: And like I told you guys earlier, I do less
1:49:38
Speaker 20: and less of these things. But she convinced me. She
1:49:41
Speaker 20: did convince me to show up on Tuesday night. Here's
1:49:44
Speaker 20: more of what you can expect. Brooke Goldstein, broken morning,
1:49:47
Speaker 20: How are you.
1:49:49
Speaker 22: I'm great, Thank you so much for having me.
1:49:51
Speaker 20: No, it's great to have you. And look you you
1:49:54
Speaker 20: called me yesterday. I told you that I do less
1:49:57
Speaker 20: and less of these things. I'm tired of saying my
1:49:59
Speaker 20: friends in the streets with bull horns because the truth
1:50:02
Speaker 20: is it's not helping. In fact, the anti Semitism numbers
1:50:04
Speaker 20: are going up. They're going up, so it's doing nothing.
1:50:07
Speaker 20: It just gets them more hits on their Instagram page.
1:50:10
Speaker 8: And I have no patience for that.
1:50:11
Speaker 20: But you you've got something cooking on Tuesday, which is
1:50:15
Speaker 20: a lot more meat to the bone than a lot
1:50:17
Speaker 20: of those Wiley So tell the listeners what's going on
1:50:20
Speaker 20: outside of Gracie Mansion on Tuesday night?
1:50:22
Speaker 12: Yes?
1:50:23
Speaker 22: Yeah, So this Tuesday night, the twenty sixth, we are
1:50:26
Speaker 22: going to be protesting Mom Donnie outside of Gracie Mansion.
1:50:30
Speaker 22: And this is really important for New Yorkers to show
1:50:34
Speaker 22: up and exercise their civic duty and stand up against extremism,
1:50:39
Speaker 22: whether it's Islamist extremism or the woke left to come
1:50:44
Speaker 22: up and show up. And there is so much value
1:50:47
Speaker 22: to these protests, Like it's not like we're gathering against
1:50:49
Speaker 22: anti Semitism, because frankly, this is not about anti Summitism.
1:50:53
Speaker 22: This is not just a problem for the Jews or
1:50:56
Speaker 22: problem of Jew hatreds. This is a mayor who literally
1:51:00
Speaker 22: represents the Islamist mobs that have taken over our streets
1:51:05
Speaker 22: all across the country, but especially in New York. These
1:51:07
Speaker 22: mobs are showing up outside synagogues, They're showing up in
1:51:11
Speaker 22: public places and the goal is to intimidate Americans and
1:51:16
Speaker 22: to take over. It is a Sharia takeover. But the
1:51:20
Speaker 22: problem is we have.
1:51:21
Speaker 24: A mayor right now who has literally refused to condemn
1:51:27
Speaker 24: the pro terror demonstrations.
1:51:29
Speaker 22: And these are demonstrations. They don't just scream death to Israel,
1:51:32
Speaker 22: They're screaming death to America. They're burning the American flag.
1:51:35
Speaker 22: They're screaming globalize the into Fada. They hate the Hindus,
1:51:40
Speaker 22: they hate the Christians, they hate the Jews, they hate
1:51:42
Speaker 22: all non Muslims. And the refusal to condemn this even
1:51:47
Speaker 22: from his own inner circle, I mean, he is promoting
1:51:51
Speaker 22: these inflammatory narratives about the Middle East and it's bringing
1:51:55
Speaker 22: extremism and radicalism to our state and we will not
1:51:59
Speaker 22: stay for it. And what is so significant about this
1:52:02
Speaker 22: rally is that it is an inter faith rally. We
1:52:05
Speaker 22: are going to be there with our Christian brothers and sisters,
1:52:08
Speaker 22: with our Muslim brothers and sisters, with the Dominican Republicans
1:52:12
Speaker 22: are showing up. We have people showing up all colors,
1:52:15
Speaker 22: all faith, all backgrounds, and I hope every single person
1:52:18
Speaker 22: listening today is going to show up and it's going
1:52:21
Speaker 22: to be sustained. It's not just a one of them
1:52:23
Speaker 22: go home, because Mom Donnie needs to know and the
1:52:26
Speaker 22: world needs to know that We're just not going to
1:52:28
Speaker 22: sit here and watch our great state be taken over
1:52:32
Speaker 22: and our amazing city of New York be taken over
1:52:35
Speaker 22: by these radicals.
1:52:36
Speaker 20: That's what's going on. There's no other way to put this.
1:52:39
Speaker 20: And there is some other stuff going on with the
1:52:41
Speaker 20: Department of Justice. O'ha.
1:52:43
Speaker 8: Meet Dylan is on this show quite a bit, and
1:52:45
Speaker 8: she really can't stand Mom Donnie. She really can.
1:52:48
Speaker 20: She's just looking for the little hole like a running
1:52:51
Speaker 20: back in the NFL. Broken yob but I'm that whole
1:52:53
Speaker 20: just enough from the burst through the line of scrimmage
1:52:55
Speaker 20: and get himself a twenty fifty y odd run. That's
1:52:58
Speaker 20: what on Meat is looking for with Mom Donna. She
1:53:00
Speaker 20: really believes he's going to slip up one of these
1:53:02
Speaker 20: days and they're going to have some really good case
1:53:05
Speaker 20: against him. So this rally you're doing on Tuesday, yes,
1:53:10
Speaker 20: and may be taking place in New York City, but
1:53:12
Speaker 20: the issues with Mom Donnie seem to go all the
1:53:15
Speaker 20: way to Washington, DC.
1:53:16
Speaker 22: You know that, Yes, and our electives need to see
1:53:21
Speaker 22: that they have public support. Mam Donnie needs to be
1:53:25
Speaker 22: removed from office. He is not fit to serve. And
1:53:28
Speaker 22: I have absolute confidence in the Assistant Attorney General that
1:53:32
Speaker 22: not only is she doing what she needs to do
1:53:34
Speaker 22: with Mom Donnie, but I know that they're looking in
1:53:36
Speaker 22: to the organizers, and they're looking into these rebel rousers,
1:53:40
Speaker 22: pro terror mobsters that have taken over our streets, who
1:53:44
Speaker 22: are committing assaults and who are trespassing and committing property
1:53:48
Speaker 22: destruction and harassing people on their way to synagogues and
1:53:52
Speaker 22: so forth, and they are enforcing the law. And it
1:53:55
Speaker 22: just could not come any sooner, because that is what
1:53:58
Speaker 22: we need, the rule of law. When we do not
1:54:01
Speaker 22: enforce the law, and when we allow this type of
1:54:04
Speaker 22: madness to take over, it's going to be bad for
1:54:07
Speaker 22: all New York because some people are waking up and
1:54:09
Speaker 22: they can see that they don't want New York to
1:54:11
Speaker 22: turn into London. They don't want New York to turn
1:54:13
Speaker 22: into Belgium. That's not what we're about in this country.
1:54:16
Speaker 22: We respect minority rights, we respect civil rights. What we
1:54:19
Speaker 22: don't respect is hatred and the violation of other people's
1:54:23
Speaker 22: civil rights. This is not acceptable. This is not normal, right,
1:54:27
Speaker 22: so we're seeing this slow boil. We're all just getting
1:54:30
Speaker 22: used to it. Oh, this is the new normal. Every
1:54:32
Speaker 22: time Jews gather at a sentagague, Um, we should expect
1:54:34
Speaker 22: to have these protere mops.
1:54:36
Speaker 3: Absolutely not.
1:54:37
Speaker 22: And so that's why we are showing up. And that's
1:54:39
Speaker 22: why every single person listening needs to show up outside
1:54:42
Speaker 22: of Gracie Mansion this Tuesday, May twenty six at seven
1:54:47
Speaker 22: pm and let your voice be heard. Enough is enough
1:54:52
Speaker 22: know to Mom Donnie, Get Mom Donnie out of office?
1:54:55
Speaker 3: Now?
1:54:55
Speaker 8: Are you not shocked, bro Goldstein?
1:54:58
Speaker 20: When you see people in this sty in the media,
1:55:01
Speaker 20: a lot of them obviously with ridiculous publications like street
1:55:05
Speaker 20: blogs or you know, City in State, but folks on
1:55:08
Speaker 20: New York One, which is basically.
1:55:10
Speaker 8: A communist channel coming out of New York City.
1:55:13
Speaker 20: When you see these people trying to convince us that
1:55:16
Speaker 20: Mamdonnie's doing a good job. You know, I do this
1:55:18
Speaker 20: for a living, four hours a day, and I break
1:55:20
Speaker 20: this stuff down like nobody else does. Okay, like nobody
1:55:23
Speaker 20: else does, and I can't. I can't find one thing,
1:55:26
Speaker 20: not one thing childcare. I guess that this guy's done. Well,
1:55:30
Speaker 20: you know, he boasted about the budget last week, and
1:55:33
Speaker 20: the truth is he's taking eight billion dollars from Kathy Hokeel.
1:55:37
Speaker 20: That's state money. We pay taxes on that. So he
1:55:39
Speaker 20: screwed us with the budget. He's anti cop, he's anti safety, right,
1:55:44
Speaker 20: law and order. I mean, people in the streets are
1:55:47
Speaker 20: at risk every single day. You don't have to get
1:55:49
Speaker 20: the anti Semitism. That's way down the list. There's ten
1:55:51
Speaker 20: other things that this guy does terrible for this city.
1:55:54
Speaker 20: How are these people, how are these people convinced that
1:55:57
Speaker 20: this guy is doing a good job.
1:55:59
Speaker 12: Based on what But that's what I'm saying.
1:56:01
Speaker 22: That is why it is so important for the numbers
1:56:04
Speaker 22: to show up. They need to see that the public
1:56:07
Speaker 22: is not buying this VS. Narrative.
1:56:09
Speaker 12: That's why just last week.
1:56:11
Speaker 24: We had over four hundred people show up outside.
1:56:15
Speaker 22: The New York Times after they published their ridiculous blood
1:56:18
Speaker 22: libel claiming that Israelis are training dogs to rpe palstinin Tilds,
1:56:24
Speaker 22: I mean at Palsaden prisoners. And that is just insane.
1:56:26
Speaker 22: Now they're publishing that they're using the zucchinis. It's not
1:56:29
Speaker 22: even you know, physiologically possible.
1:56:31
Speaker 24: But the New York Times needs to know.
1:56:33
Speaker 22: The other publications need to know that the public is
1:56:36
Speaker 22: not buying this, and so it's one thing for.
1:56:39
Speaker 25: Us to know.
1:56:40
Speaker 22: Obviously, listen to the radio and like and share everybody's
1:56:43
Speaker 22: Instagram posts and send each other emails and text messages
1:56:46
Speaker 22: how bad everything is. But there's no comparison to physically
1:56:50
Speaker 22: showing up in the numbers that we're going to get
1:56:52
Speaker 22: outside of Gracie Mansion to make the point. And I
1:56:56
Speaker 22: think once people see that there is real public groundswell
1:57:01
Speaker 22: of pressure and support to remove Mom Donnie, this is
1:57:05
Speaker 22: how we're going to see a change in.
1:57:07
Speaker 3: The narrative about how it's covered.
1:57:08
Speaker 22: We're going to become the story.
1:57:10
Speaker 8: Now I have one more for you.
1:57:12
Speaker 20: Are you getting in terms of a feedback and people
1:57:15
Speaker 20: that are set the show up on Tuesday, including me?
1:57:18
Speaker 20: Are you getting a bunch of civilians or are there
1:57:21
Speaker 20: are also some political people, some power people here in
1:57:25
Speaker 20: New York City that are willing to join.
1:57:28
Speaker 22: Well, the lineup is now just being set, So I
1:57:30
Speaker 22: really encourage everybody to follow us on Endrew Hatred on
1:57:33
Speaker 22: our Instagram page, and we're going to be very shortly
1:57:36
Speaker 22: announcing the list of confirmed speakers. And at What I
1:57:39
Speaker 22: will tell you is that every day there's at least
1:57:41
Speaker 22: four or five people who are calling us and saying
1:57:44
Speaker 22: I want to show up, I want to speak. We
1:57:45
Speaker 22: have a lot of influencers coming. We're expecting over I
1:57:49
Speaker 22: think now it's about five or six hundred people who
1:57:52
Speaker 22: have OURSCP to say that they're going to come. So
1:57:54
Speaker 22: this is going to be huge sit and of course
1:57:56
Speaker 22: we have you and we're very grateful that you're also
1:57:59
Speaker 22: going to show.
1:58:00
Speaker 8: Well, well, I'm.
1:58:01
Speaker 20: Grateful that you reached out to me, so thank you
1:58:03
Speaker 20: for doing that. Like I said, I don't do a
1:58:04
Speaker 20: lot of these, but I really believe you've hit on
1:58:06
Speaker 20: something here, Brooke, coming from a different angle than the
1:58:09
Speaker 20: bullhorn in the street, because you know, even though we're right,
1:58:13
Speaker 20: even though we're right, people tend to get a little tired.
1:58:16
Speaker 20: So I like what you're doing on Tuesday one more time,
1:58:19
Speaker 20: Broke for folks and want more information. What's the best
1:58:21
Speaker 20: way to find it?
1:58:23
Speaker 22: So go to End jew Hatred, which is our Instagram page.
1:58:28
Speaker 22: It's going to be on May twenty sixth outside of
1:58:31
Speaker 22: Gracie Mansion at seven pm. All you got to do
1:58:34
Speaker 22: is show up and be there.
1:58:35
Speaker 20: Brook Goldstein, great job. Is always nice to catch up
1:58:37
Speaker 20: with you. I'll see your Tuesday night.
1:58:39
Speaker 22: Thank you so much.
1:58:40
Speaker 20: All right, Brook Goldstein, right there, big time attorney law
1:58:43
Speaker 20: fair and again Harmie Dylon. Every day she watches what's
1:58:49
Speaker 20: going on in this city.
1:58:51
Speaker 8: You know she is.
1:58:51
Speaker 20: She happens to lead the DOJ's Civil Rights Department. So
1:58:57
Speaker 20: she worked hand in hand with Tam Bondy. Now she's
1:59:00
Speaker 20: working hand in hand with Todd Blanche but har and
1:59:03
Speaker 20: Leo Turrell and others were out there every day. And listen,
1:59:06
Speaker 20: it's not just for the Jews, it's for black people.
1:59:09
Speaker 8: It's you know.
1:59:10
Speaker 20: Now, we have this tragedy in San Diego yesterday, So
1:59:14
Speaker 20: Mamdani can yell and scream all day today about how
1:59:17
Speaker 20: the world hates the Muslims the world, does you know?
1:59:20
Speaker 20: There's a lot of Muslims that are murdered all over
1:59:23
Speaker 20: the world. That's true. Not in this country though, Oh,
1:59:26
Speaker 20: there is no big problem with Islamophobia and Muslim hatred
1:59:30
Speaker 20: in this country. What happened yesterday was a tragedy in
1:59:33
Speaker 20: San Diego. But that is I don't remember the last
1:59:36
Speaker 20: time a Muslim a Persian person was killed. And they're
1:59:40
Speaker 20: looking for any reason to put it on the same
1:59:43
Speaker 20: line as anti Semitism. They want Islamophobia to be right
1:59:47
Speaker 20: there with anti Semitism because they hate the Jews. And
1:59:50
Speaker 20: the second tide of hearing about Jews being victims, even
1:59:53
Speaker 20: though the numbers are not even close. One stands at
1:59:56
Speaker 20: about four percent and one stands at about sixty percent,
2:00:00
Speaker 20: doesn't lessen the tragedy of what happened in San Diego yesterday.
2:00:04
Speaker 20: I'm just giving you the fox. These are the facts. Anyway,
2:00:08
Speaker 20: seven pm Tuesday night outside of Gracie Mansion, be there
2:00:12
Speaker 20: nine o'clock hour. We got a couple of big stars.
2:00:15
Speaker 20: These are really big stars again happens to be the
2:00:17
Speaker 20: voice of the NBA Finals and your New York Knicks.
2:00:20
Speaker 20: With the Nicks and Cavs getting set to take on
2:00:23
Speaker 20: each other in Game one of the Eastern Conference Finals
2:00:26
Speaker 20: later on tonight at Madison Square Garden, the Hall of
2:00:28
Speaker 20: Fame Voice of the Knicks, Mike Breen, will be here
2:00:30
Speaker 20: at about nine thirty five. And if you like the music,
2:00:33
Speaker 20: five for Fighting, which I do. John Andresik makes his
2:00:36
Speaker 20: debut on this program. It's a big get.
2:00:39
Speaker 1: Sid and Friends in the morning on the Red Apple
2:00:43
Speaker 1: Podcast network SID and Friends in the Morning on the
2:00:49
Speaker 1: Red Apple Podcast Network.
2:00:51
Speaker 20: I'm a huge fan, huge fan, and I'm glad he's here.
2:00:55
Speaker 20: Big pro Trump guy, pro Israel and a tremendous talent.
2:00:58
Speaker 8: John. Great to have you on SID Friends in the
2:01:00
Speaker 8: Morning here in New York. Buddy, how are you.
2:01:03
Speaker 25: I'm good, Shid. Thank you for having me.
2:01:05
Speaker 20: Oh, it's great to have you. And I'm excited to
2:01:06
Speaker 20: be a summer tour like Edward McCain. Also like him
2:01:09
Speaker 20: a lot. So that's quite a tour you guys are
2:01:12
Speaker 20: going on.
2:01:12
Speaker 25: Yes, Oh yeah, it's gonna be a blast. You know,
2:01:15
Speaker 25: it's still fun to get back in the bus with
2:01:17
Speaker 25: the boys and you know, go to an adult rock
2:01:19
Speaker 25: star summer camp and it's gonna be a blast.
2:01:24
Speaker 15: You know.
2:01:24
Speaker 20: I was looking too at some of the members of
2:01:27
Speaker 20: your band. I mean, you got guys like Randy Cook
2:01:30
Speaker 20: to performed with Mick Jagger ringo Starr, Dave Stewart, Sean
2:01:34
Speaker 20: Hurley with John Mayer ringo Star, Alanis Morrissette, Peter Thorne
2:01:38
Speaker 20: with Chris Cornell. Yes, there was actually the nine year
2:01:41
Speaker 20: out of versary of chris his death. Unfortunately, Melissa Ethridge
2:01:44
Speaker 20: and Don Henley. So it's quite a very accomplished list
2:01:49
Speaker 20: of musicians that follow you around the country.
2:01:52
Speaker 8: John.
2:01:53
Speaker 25: You know, they are all stars, no doubt about it,
2:01:55
Speaker 25: but they're equally wonderful people, and I'm still blessed to
2:01:58
Speaker 25: play with them. Also, No, I do string quartet tours
2:02:01
Speaker 25: during the fall, and I have just amazing Broadway players
2:02:04
Speaker 25: with me, you know, all kind of world class string players.
2:02:07
Speaker 25: So one of the nice things about these permutations that
2:02:10
Speaker 25: far for fighting is I truly get to play with
2:02:12
Speaker 25: some of the best musicians in the world and as
2:02:14
Speaker 25: I said, just wonderful people.
2:02:16
Speaker 20: Who also toured with post Malone a couple of years ago,
2:02:18
Speaker 20: right when he was red hot a little bit.
2:02:21
Speaker 25: Yeah, we've done a few shows there, but yeah, I've
2:02:24
Speaker 25: been blessed to, you know, play with some of the greats. Ever,
2:02:26
Speaker 25: and of course the highlight of my life, most significant
2:02:30
Speaker 25: thing was the concert for New York after nine to eleven,
2:02:33
Speaker 25: and I was sharing the stage with the true icons
2:02:35
Speaker 25: of the world. And that's certainly a moment I'll never forget.
2:02:38
Speaker 20: John, Could you believe now that you brought that up,
2:02:41
Speaker 20: it's a very sore spot for me. I was on
2:02:43
Speaker 20: the air that morning, so I'm a big New York
2:02:45
Speaker 20: Giants football fan. And the Giants had gone to the
2:02:48
Speaker 20: Super Bowl the year before and we got killed by
2:02:50
Speaker 20: the Baltimore Ravens. We've only lost one super Bowl, well
2:02:52
Speaker 20: four and one. Eli Manning two, and oh Bill Sims
2:02:55
Speaker 20: one and oh Jeff Hosteler one and oh but Kerry
2:02:57
Speaker 20: Collins got blown out by Baltimore. But the league warded
2:03:00
Speaker 20: the Giants with the opening Monday night game the next season.
2:03:03
Speaker 20: So Monday night, September tenth, two thousand and one, the Giants.
2:03:08
Speaker 8: Went to Denver.
2:03:08
Speaker 20: They got blown out by Brian Greasy and the Broncos.
2:03:11
Speaker 20: And they're coming back the next morning. And their laid
2:03:14
Speaker 20: head coach was a very close friend of mine. Jim
2:03:16
Speaker 20: Fossel said to me that when the taxied and their
2:03:20
Speaker 20: plane pulled up to Newark Airport early Tuesday morning, that
2:03:24
Speaker 20: the flight that crashed in Shanksville, Pennsylvania was making their
2:03:30
Speaker 20: way towards the runway.
2:03:32
Speaker 8: How chilling is that?
2:03:34
Speaker 25: Wow? You know, still, twenty five years later gives me
2:03:37
Speaker 25: chills to think about that, And wow, yeah, you know again,
2:03:41
Speaker 25: I think for many of us, nine eleven almost seems
2:03:44
Speaker 25: like yesterday. I actually wrote a song called Tuesday. Nine
2:03:47
Speaker 25: eleven occurred on a Tuesday, as you just mentioned, kind
2:03:50
Speaker 25: of talking about not forgetting the lessons of nine to
2:03:53
Speaker 25: eleven years ago.
2:03:54
Speaker 8: Unfortunately.
2:03:55
Speaker 25: I think in many ways we have, but thinking back
2:03:58
Speaker 25: to those heroes, and I might be doing something this
2:04:02
Speaker 25: July fourth for America two fifty to recognize some of
2:04:05
Speaker 25: those firefighters who ran into those buildings, which we which
2:04:09
Speaker 25: we should think about every day.
2:04:10
Speaker 20: Oh my god, absolutely, would you be doing something in
2:04:13
Speaker 20: because there's you know, there's two venues that day. There's
2:04:15
Speaker 20: something here in New York by the Hudson, and then
2:04:18
Speaker 20: Trump's putting on something big in DC.
2:04:20
Speaker 8: He may have it both. I don't know, but which
2:04:22
Speaker 8: which spot you see yourself in New York or DC?
2:04:26
Speaker 25: It hasn't been confirmed yet, but if it happens, it
2:04:28
Speaker 25: will be in New York and it will be something
2:04:32
Speaker 25: very special, and I know we're going to talk about it.
2:04:36
Speaker 25: Alona Well, who I played Superman with not too long ago,
2:04:41
Speaker 25: maybe joining me for that Sid and boy huge, wouldn't
2:04:44
Speaker 25: that be amazing?
2:04:45
Speaker 13: Oh?
2:04:45
Speaker 8: You amazing?
2:04:46
Speaker 20: I actually played your rendition of your great song Superman
2:04:49
Speaker 20: with alone yesterday and Lewis loved it too. My guy,
2:04:52
Speaker 20: he's he's a music genius. He thought it was fantastic,
2:04:55
Speaker 20: so that would be they'll be amazing. You know, you
2:04:57
Speaker 20: said that we seem to forget here in New York.
2:05:00
Speaker 8: Maybe maybe not.
2:05:01
Speaker 20: No, we did, and I'll give it the one indication.
2:05:04
Speaker 20: And I know there was a tragedy in San Diego
2:05:07
Speaker 20: yesterday and we are we are actually morning today, no
2:05:10
Speaker 20: question about it. For those innocent Muslim people that were
2:05:13
Speaker 20: murdered in San Diego yesterday. And one thing has nothing
2:05:16
Speaker 20: to do with the other, the fact that this city
2:05:19
Speaker 20: voted in Mam Donnie, as our mayor says John Andresick.
2:05:24
Speaker 8: We forgotten.
2:05:26
Speaker 25: I think it's as simple as that. No, you know,
2:05:28
Speaker 25: sometimes facts are facts, and it breaks my heart. I
2:05:33
Speaker 25: certainly love New York. I love New Yorkers, I love
2:05:36
Speaker 25: all of you, and I have a lot of history there.
2:05:39
Speaker 25: And my daughter went to NYU and to see someone
2:05:43
Speaker 25: like Mondami twenty five years later, after the Towers came
2:05:47
Speaker 25: down elected whose wife loves to like posts about the
2:05:51
Speaker 25: atrocities of October seven. You never would have believed it.
2:05:55
Speaker 25: You never would have believed it. But you know what,
2:05:56
Speaker 25: here we are and we still have to fight a
2:05:58
Speaker 25: good fight. I believe New York will come back and
2:06:01
Speaker 25: turn around. Just we're seeing some signs in Los Angeles.
2:06:03
Speaker 25: Maybe even you know, we who've lost our mind in
2:06:06
Speaker 25: California might be having some common sense. But you got
2:06:09
Speaker 25: to fight the good fight, and I know you do
2:06:11
Speaker 25: that every day, and I'm grateful for that.
2:06:13
Speaker 8: Thank you. I know you do too in your music realm,
2:06:16
Speaker 8: and like you said, I do it here.
2:06:17
Speaker 20: So you're an LA guy. I've been, you know or knowly,
2:06:20
Speaker 20: I wouldn't care. I wouldn't care about what's going on
2:06:23
Speaker 20: in another city, another state. But obviously California, you just
2:06:27
Speaker 20: like New York. And you got a DSA candidate running
2:06:30
Speaker 20: for mayor very similar to Mom, Donnie. I think she's
2:06:33
Speaker 20: probably in third right now, behind the incumbent Karen Bash
2:06:36
Speaker 20: and the guy that I love, Spencer Pratt. You got
2:06:39
Speaker 20: that big governor race. I'm all about Steve Hilton. You
2:06:42
Speaker 20: guys got to win those elections. Look, we got to
2:06:44
Speaker 20: make sure that Bruce Blakeman beats Kathy hcal governor in
2:06:47
Speaker 20: this state, John and hopefully somebody that can win in
2:06:50
Speaker 20: twenty twenty nine beats Mom Donnie. But right now, your
2:06:53
Speaker 20: state's opportunity is right now they got to vote in
2:06:55
Speaker 20: Spencer Pratt and Steve Hilton or kiss California goodbye.
2:07:01
Speaker 25: It breaks my heart again for California and my home
2:07:04
Speaker 25: states and to see you know, see how it's it's
2:07:07
Speaker 25: kind of crashed and burned. And you know, we have
2:07:09
Speaker 25: a family business out there. And again it's it's most
2:07:12
Speaker 25: of my friends have left. You see people just leaving, deserting.
2:07:15
Speaker 25: You know, Los Angeles, you know, similar to New York
2:07:18
Speaker 25: in many respects. And yeah, Spencer is doing an amazing job,
2:07:21
Speaker 25: has a tough, uh tough hell to overcome. You know,
2:07:24
Speaker 25: it's four to one Democrats. But I do think we're
2:07:26
Speaker 25: seeing signs across the country. You even see in deep
2:07:29
Speaker 25: blue Oregon you have a candidate for governor that that's
2:07:33
Speaker 25: kind of neck and neck and and uh so again
2:07:35
Speaker 25: I think some of these states, even Democrats are coming
2:07:39
Speaker 25: to their senses. And I think just having the fire
2:07:41
Speaker 25: yesterday in uh in California in near my house, actually
2:07:45
Speaker 25: a thousand oaks, reminding people of the catastrophe that Karen
2:07:50
Speaker 25: Bass has been for Los Angeles. So again, is it
2:07:53
Speaker 25: enough to have Democrats kind of again, you know, find
2:07:57
Speaker 25: their senses. I don't know, but you see the trends
2:07:59
Speaker 25: moving in the direction, and I believe New York also
2:08:03
Speaker 25: will come to its senses. And and but again you're right.
2:08:07
Speaker 25: If you would have told me, you know, five years ago,
2:08:10
Speaker 25: you know, somebody who basically spouts river to the sea
2:08:13
Speaker 25: and will become the mayor of New York, I wouldn't
2:08:16
Speaker 25: have believed it. But here we are, and like anything,
2:08:20
Speaker 25: you know, as Americans, we we fight for freedom and humanity,
2:08:23
Speaker 25: and you're right, we are. Our hearts break for for
2:08:27
Speaker 25: the innocents who lost their lives yesterday in San Diego,
2:08:31
Speaker 25: and because we we can. We're happy to say that. Unfortunately,
2:08:37
Speaker 25: when Jews are massacred or murdered across the country, you
2:08:41
Speaker 25: hear very little from the left up and they still
2:08:44
Speaker 25: blame Israel for that. So that's the world we live in.
2:08:47
Speaker 25: We're fighting for civilization. This is the fight for civilization,
2:08:50
Speaker 25: and you know, all continue to do that. You'll continue
2:08:53
Speaker 25: to do that, and we will win because right is
2:08:55
Speaker 25: on our side.
2:08:56
Speaker 8: Thank you're right.
2:08:57
Speaker 20: And you know, John, you we mentioned the version of Superman.
2:09:01
Speaker 20: You guys, did I remember Bono and you two they
2:09:05
Speaker 20: changed the lyrics for one of my favorite songs of
2:09:07
Speaker 20: all time.
2:09:08
Speaker 8: Pride.
2:09:09
Speaker 20: I think they were performing in Vegas, may have been
2:09:11
Speaker 20: in the in the sphere, and he, you know, changed
2:09:14
Speaker 20: because Pride in the Name of Love that songs about
2:09:16
Speaker 20: the Martin Luther King assassination.
2:09:18
Speaker 8: Now you know that.
2:09:19
Speaker 20: But he changed the words to the to the October
2:09:23
Speaker 20: seventh instead of the April assassination. And you did that
2:09:26
Speaker 20: with Superman with Alan again, we played it yesterday. Where
2:09:30
Speaker 20: does this love for Israel? This which is beautiful? And
2:09:34
Speaker 20: I'm right with you, I'm going back to Israel and
2:09:35
Speaker 20: back in three weeks. Where does all this come from?
2:09:38
Speaker 25: For you?
2:09:38
Speaker 20: You know, I'm not Jewish, you know if by the way,
2:09:44
Speaker 20: that's why I asked you that, because, to be honest,
2:09:46
Speaker 20: John Well, I appreciate my Jewish brethren, my brothers and sisters.
2:09:50
Speaker 20: I appreciate you more every time I hear a Christian
2:09:53
Speaker 20: was somebody who's not Jewish say I'm not Jewish, but
2:09:57
Speaker 20: I love Israel.
2:09:58
Speaker 8: It gives me hope.
2:10:00
Speaker 25: Well again, to me, that has nothing to do with religion.
2:10:04
Speaker 25: If a moss is not evil, nothing is Again, this
2:10:08
Speaker 25: is the fire for civilization Israel. It's a democracy. It's
2:10:12
Speaker 25: this little speck in the Middle East. You know, surrounded
2:10:15
Speaker 25: by enemies who want to destroy them. And why wouldn't
2:10:20
Speaker 25: you support Israel, who's literally this front of the tip
2:10:24
Speaker 25: of the spear to fight against this kind of leftist
2:10:27
Speaker 25: Marxist worldview that is indoctrinating our children, taking over our universities,
2:10:33
Speaker 25: flooding the media, existing in Congress. So why wouldn't you
2:10:38
Speaker 25: stand with Israel? That that's to me, it's it's it's clear,
2:10:41
Speaker 25: it's there's no moral kind of relativity here. It's if
2:10:45
Speaker 25: if it's either good or evil. And you know, Frankly said,
2:10:49
Speaker 25: I choose the good in Israel is the good and
2:10:51
Speaker 25: it has nothing to do with religion.
2:10:53
Speaker 8: No, bless you.
2:10:54
Speaker 20: You know you have a cool story about one of
2:10:56
Speaker 20: these songs. Frome of a Bono going back to you
2:10:58
Speaker 20: two for a second, saying that I think he was
2:11:00
Speaker 20: in a restaurant or a diner when he wrote Angel
2:11:02
Speaker 20: of Harlem and he wrote on a napkin, you know,
2:11:05
Speaker 20: And even Lee Greenwood wrote that great song like in
2:11:08
Speaker 20: the back of a truck or something. You'd be surprised
2:11:11
Speaker 20: some of the songs that are the favorites of all
2:11:13
Speaker 20: time where they were actually penned and where the autist
2:11:16
Speaker 20: was so I don't care if it's The Riddle or
2:11:18
Speaker 20: one hundred Years of World or Easy Tonight or Superman
2:11:22
Speaker 20: or chances you have a cool story about where you
2:11:24
Speaker 20: pen one of these songs.
2:11:26
Speaker 25: Yeah, you know, Superman was a gift. You know, I
2:11:29
Speaker 25: wrote it kind of from beginning to end in forty
2:11:31
Speaker 25: five minutes. You know. The joke is I've been looking
2:11:33
Speaker 25: for that forty five minutes ever since. But that's another story.
2:11:37
Speaker 25: But yeah, you know I was sitting there just writing
2:11:39
Speaker 25: song after song, and I couldn't write Superman. Today, I've
2:11:42
Speaker 25: learned that. You know, it's relatively been pretty easy to
2:11:45
Speaker 25: be me in my life and for most of us.
2:11:47
Speaker 25: But you know, as a kid, you know, struggling against
2:11:49
Speaker 25: the music business, wanting to be heard, you know, sitting.
2:11:52
Speaker 8: Down and writing that song.
2:11:52
Speaker 25: When I wrote it, I'm like, well, you know, I'm
2:11:55
Speaker 25: a rocker. You know, I listened to Zeppelin, you know,
2:11:57
Speaker 25: a z DC, you know Queen, and this is this
2:12:02
Speaker 25: little ballad. You know, this is not for me. I'll
2:12:04
Speaker 25: give it to James Taylor or something like that. And
2:12:07
Speaker 25: my producer, Greg Wattenberg, a great New Yorker, said, dude,
2:12:09
Speaker 25: you got to put that little song on your record.
2:12:11
Speaker 25: We even called it a little song. And here we
2:12:13
Speaker 25: are twenty five years later, and Superman is now has
2:12:17
Speaker 25: a new life as a song for the hostages and
2:12:21
Speaker 25: for a loan, and to sit down with a loan
2:12:24
Speaker 25: after you know, he spent seven hundred days and the
2:12:28
Speaker 25: gods of tunnel and sit with him and play and
2:12:31
Speaker 25: sing that song was truly a spiritual moment. I kept
2:12:33
Speaker 25: finding myself touching him to make sure he was real
2:12:36
Speaker 25: and again, you know, that experience, I think is a
2:12:38
Speaker 25: victory for all of us, all of us who've stood
2:12:40
Speaker 25: for the hostages, all of us who stood for Israel
2:12:43
Speaker 25: and America and freedom and everything we're talking about. There's
2:12:46
Speaker 25: been so much vitriol and lies thrown against Israel to
2:12:50
Speaker 25: the free Palestine con job. That moment, I think gave
2:12:54
Speaker 25: so much of us, including me, strength to know we're
2:12:56
Speaker 25: on the right side and alone we'll continue, you know,
2:12:59
Speaker 25: to kind of be a shining life for all of us.
2:13:01
Speaker 25: And at the same time, Sid we have to recognize
2:13:04
Speaker 25: the hostages and the families whose loved ones did not
2:13:07
Speaker 25: come home, the Goldberg, the be Boss family, so our
2:13:10
Speaker 25: hearts are certainly with them as well.
2:13:11
Speaker 20: Yeah, by the way, the be boss family was abducted
2:13:13
Speaker 20: by Palestinians, not Hamas.
2:13:15
Speaker 8: As.
2:13:15
Speaker 20: We continued to hear what great people they are, that nonsense,
2:13:18
Speaker 20: that nonsense for killing all the Palestinians. Well, maybe Hamas
2:13:21
Speaker 20: shouldn't set up in hospitals and nursery schools and all
2:13:25
Speaker 20: the places where Palestinians are gonna die. They're killing them,
2:13:27
Speaker 20: not us. You know, you mentioned the song with the
2:13:30
Speaker 20: line I gotta say this too. It's a great story
2:13:33
Speaker 20: obviously that he was a hostage, and what you did
2:13:36
Speaker 20: was beautiful. Quite frankly, John Andre sick, but above and
2:13:39
Speaker 20: beyond that, he's good, Like he's really good in the song.
2:13:44
Speaker 25: He's better than me, much better canna player than I'll
2:13:48
Speaker 25: ever be. The kid's a wizard, you know. And actually
2:13:50
Speaker 25: when he was hostage, you know, he said, you know,
2:13:53
Speaker 25: he was alone most of the time, which he actually
2:13:56
Speaker 25: liked because he got more food, but to kind of
2:13:59
Speaker 25: keep himself, saying, would kind of play the piano like
2:14:01
Speaker 25: on his body and play songs on himself. And when
2:14:03
Speaker 25: he got home, I think the piano, sitting at the
2:14:06
Speaker 25: piano again was a great healing tool for him. You know,
2:14:08
Speaker 25: just reminds us how music could be so healing, just
2:14:11
Speaker 25: like Frankly after nine to eleven. So he is an
2:14:13
Speaker 25: incredibly strong guy. You know, he said what I said
2:14:17
Speaker 25: to him, what's the thing you missed the most? He said,
2:14:19
Speaker 25: you know, a chocolate shake with Bailey's. And I ran
2:14:21
Speaker 25: down to the bartender and I said, if you don't
2:14:23
Speaker 25: have a chocolate shake with Bailey's, I'm gonna come back.
2:14:25
Speaker 13: There and make one right now.
2:14:27
Speaker 25: And so we got him one and to watch him
2:14:29
Speaker 25: drink that with his girlfriend again and his mom sitting there.
2:14:33
Speaker 25: You know, God, it's good, buddy.
2:14:35
Speaker 20: I got to tell you you watched something else. Man
2:14:37
Speaker 20: a brilliant musician. Your music is great, and I'm telling
2:14:40
Speaker 20: you I've been playing it for years and years.
2:14:42
Speaker 8: On this show. This isn't brand new because we just
2:14:44
Speaker 8: started talking.
2:14:45
Speaker 20: But the work that you do, the song with the
2:14:47
Speaker 20: allowing a line to perform on Superman on Twitter, you know,
2:14:51
Speaker 20: out there every day defending our country, defending President Trump,
2:14:55
Speaker 20: depending Israel, and you're nodded you, John, and just sick.
2:14:58
Speaker 20: I couldn't love anymore than I do right now. You
2:15:00
Speaker 20: really are terrific. I enjoyed this immensely. I only ask
2:15:04
Speaker 20: that you keep coming back and I'm sure I'll see
2:15:05
Speaker 20: you at some of these events coming up this summer.
2:15:08
Speaker 20: You're a great American and my friend. Thank you so much.
2:15:11
Speaker 25: Sid, You're the man. Keep leading the fight and hey
2:15:13
Speaker 25: go Nick.
2:15:14
Speaker 8: Go next. Every part of this conversation was great.
2:15:19
Speaker 20: This guy, John Andre Sick is amazing, right, go Nicks
2:15:22
Speaker 20: in America nine to eleven. The hostages, what a beautiful guy.
2:15:27
Speaker 20: And his music his music is h is really outstanding.
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Speaker 20: For the first time in twenty seven years since Patrick
2:15:47
Speaker 20: Ewing and the Boys came up short against San Antonio,
2:15:51
Speaker 20: they had an little run there, ninety nine Van Gundy,
2:15:53
Speaker 20: ninety four of the Rockets Riley have not gotten back since.
2:15:57
Speaker 8: And this team looks mall. I shouldn't say that Indiana
2:15:59
Speaker 8: and I talking about, but this team looks to be special.
2:16:02
Speaker 8: This team can actually win and move on to the
2:16:04
Speaker 8: NBA Finals. That's what Nick mannons expect. They expect us
2:16:08
Speaker 8: to beat.
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Speaker 20: Cleveland and take on the winner of Oklahoma City and
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Speaker 20: San Antonio. Here he is be a friend and the
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Speaker 20: best NBA voice ever. Mike Breen Mike, Good morning, buddy,
2:16:18
Speaker 20: how are you.
2:16:19
Speaker 13: I'm good sid very special. Thanks to our manlu Rufino
2:16:24
Speaker 13: for playing a little Jethro Tell in there.
2:16:26
Speaker 8: He knows he never forgets. He never does forget. That
2:16:31
Speaker 8: is attached to you like the Knicks. I mean, are
2:16:34
Speaker 8: you happy about that?
2:16:35
Speaker 25: Is that?
2:16:36
Speaker 8: How was that for you?
2:16:38
Speaker 3: Oh?
2:16:39
Speaker 13: I'm a huge Tall fan. I'm boycotting the Rock and
2:16:43
Speaker 13: Roll Hall of Fame until they get them in all
2:16:45
Speaker 13: it's one of the worst things I've ever seen from
2:16:50
Speaker 13: the Rock and Hall Hall of Fame, which is a
2:16:51
Speaker 13: great place, but they need to get Jethrow Tell in there.
2:16:54
Speaker 8: You know, I agree with you. This is clearly anti Semitism.
2:16:58
Speaker 13: It's crazy how they're not in it.
2:17:00
Speaker 12: Absolutely, but why not?
2:17:01
Speaker 8: Well, I guess Ian Anderson is not very likable. I
2:17:03
Speaker 8: don't know. That's what Lou told me.
2:17:06
Speaker 25: Oh was that?
2:17:07
Speaker 12: I didn't know that was the reason.
2:17:11
Speaker 8: I don't know. I agree with you.
2:17:12
Speaker 20: They should be in the Hall of Fame. Let's get
2:17:13
Speaker 20: on that, okay, Noam, send a letter to somebody, will you.
2:17:16
Speaker 20: We want you throw Tall in the Hall of Fame.
2:17:18
Speaker 8: Okay, we'll get on it right now. Mike's in the
2:17:20
Speaker 8: Hall of Fame.
2:17:20
Speaker 20: Mike's in the Basketball Hall of Fame, of course, because
2:17:22
Speaker 20: he's the best, the absolute best, and we got this
2:17:25
Speaker 20: Eastern Conference Finals coming up. But yesterday he probably weren't listening.
2:17:28
Speaker 20: You may have been traveling back from Detroit. We did
2:17:31
Speaker 20: the game seven for the Pistons and the Cabs. But
2:17:33
Speaker 20: making his second appearance on Sitting Friends in the morning
2:17:37
Speaker 20: late yesterday morning, Mike Breen was the twenty seven year old.
2:17:42
Speaker 20: How about that twenty seven year old Wyatt?
2:17:45
Speaker 13: I miss It's crazy, crazy, I see to think about that.
2:17:50
Speaker 13: I actually I heard the first time you had him on,
2:17:53
Speaker 13: and he's such an impressive young man. It's just to
2:17:57
Speaker 13: think that that the eye man now has a twenty
2:18:00
Speaker 13: seven year old God rest, God rest his soul. But
2:18:04
Speaker 13: that's wild, but very impressive young man, don't you think.
2:18:07
Speaker 8: Oh I love him.
2:18:08
Speaker 20: He is a very impressive young man, very respectful, very nice.
2:18:12
Speaker 20: I had a long conversation with Deirdre yesterday about Wyatt,
2:18:15
Speaker 20: and you know, look, we go back a long way.
2:18:18
Speaker 20: You were part of that show even before me. But
2:18:20
Speaker 20: like you said, Whyatt is now twenty seven years old
2:18:23
Speaker 20: and your best buddy, really your best buddy, And I
2:18:26
Speaker 20: loved him dearly, but he's got two grandchildren now, Bernard McGirk,
2:18:30
Speaker 20: So you think back to all those great years together,
2:18:32
Speaker 20: Mike and all the fine people we met, and now
2:18:35
Speaker 20: we're talking about kids and grandkids and how our friends.
2:18:38
Speaker 8: Have loved us.
2:18:40
Speaker 13: It goes by it very quickly. I think that Bernard
2:18:43
Speaker 13: quite a bit. Thankfully. There's still some videos that pop
2:18:47
Speaker 13: on every once in a while and it just takes
2:18:50
Speaker 13: me laugh every single time. A special special guy, Wyatt.
2:18:54
Speaker 20: I miss he is and was a very very special guy,
2:18:57
Speaker 20: and I miss him dearly, and so does our audience.
2:19:00
Speaker 8: Wouldn't you know what it?
2:19:00
Speaker 20: Whyat I miss is listening right now and just texted me,
2:19:04
Speaker 20: he said, Mike Breen is the man. I've been texting
2:19:06
Speaker 20: with him for a while now a little bit, he said,
2:19:09
Speaker 20: So Wyatt is listening right now, Mike, how about that?
2:19:12
Speaker 12: Yeah, no, I own a phone call.
2:19:14
Speaker 13: We've been texting back and forth, but I've got to
2:19:16
Speaker 13: I want to catch up with him because I've been
2:19:18
Speaker 13: so impressed with his appearances. That was very nice for
2:19:21
Speaker 13: you to have him on.
2:19:23
Speaker 8: Oh why not? I love the kid. He's great and
2:19:24
Speaker 8: he's a big nick fan. You know his father. We
2:19:27
Speaker 8: never really knew Mike, did we what what team I
2:19:30
Speaker 8: miss was rooting for? I guess it depends who won
2:19:32
Speaker 8: the night before.
2:19:32
Speaker 3: Right.
2:19:34
Speaker 13: By the way, I've noticed your ability to do the
2:19:37
Speaker 13: show and text at the same time is very impressive.
2:19:41
Speaker 8: Yeah, no one else can do that. Nobody in the
2:19:43
Speaker 8: whole industry can do that, except for Stampon Gundy.
2:19:47
Speaker 13: I don't know if that's the case, but you have
2:19:50
Speaker 13: that ability to be able to talk and text at
2:19:52
Speaker 13: the same time.
2:19:52
Speaker 20: So you've never done that sitting at the garden during
2:19:55
Speaker 20: a nick game. You've never called to play on the
2:19:58
Speaker 20: court and texted roll with the same time.
2:20:00
Speaker 8: That never happened.
2:20:01
Speaker 12: No, no, what now during time outside?
2:20:03
Speaker 25: Might right, I'm not good enough to devote.
2:20:08
Speaker 20: I think you are good enough. I think you're great.
2:20:10
Speaker 20: So look at this series. What a wacky series between
2:20:14
Speaker 20: Detroit and Cleveland. Right, the home team they helped serve.
2:20:17
Speaker 20: Detroit won the first two at home, Cleveland went home,
2:20:20
Speaker 20: they won the next two, and then the road team
2:20:23
Speaker 20: won every game after that, and they won by big numbers.
2:20:26
Speaker 20: The home team wasn't even competitive. I don't remember a
2:20:29
Speaker 20: series like that.
2:20:31
Speaker 12: Yeah it was.
2:20:32
Speaker 13: The last two games were two of the strangest games,
2:20:35
Speaker 13: because you had the Cavs a chance to clinch on
2:20:37
Speaker 13: their home court in Game six and they played their
2:20:41
Speaker 13: probably their worst game of the playoffs. Then you have
2:20:44
Speaker 13: Detroit after that inspiring, dominant win in Game six to
2:20:48
Speaker 13: force a Game seven at home, and that's that's one
2:20:52
Speaker 13: of the worst Game seven home performances I've ever seen.
2:20:56
Speaker 13: And it was shocking because they were a team that
2:20:59
Speaker 13: would that was so good defensively they could still win
2:21:02
Speaker 13: even if they shot poorly, but their defense let them down.
2:21:05
Speaker 13: And that was shocking because they were as good a
2:21:07
Speaker 13: defensive as team as any team really in the league
2:21:10
Speaker 13: all year.
2:21:11
Speaker 20: What's interesting is when the Cavs got Harden. And I
2:21:14
Speaker 20: don't follow it as close as I used to, obviously
2:21:16
Speaker 20: because I spent a lot of time talking about I
2:21:18
Speaker 20: don't know Israeli Ron President Trump. But I followed it
2:21:21
Speaker 20: pretty closely, and I know that Jim Harden is a
2:21:24
Speaker 20: Hall of Fame basketball player. Now, look, he has had
2:21:26
Speaker 20: his rough goals during the playoffs and hasn't played well
2:21:30
Speaker 20: a lot. But I always say this, Mike, give me
2:21:33
Speaker 20: that Hall of Fame guy. Let me take my chances.
2:21:36
Speaker 20: People are like, oh, Cleveland's done, He's a cancer. He
2:21:38
Speaker 20: never shows up in a big game. Give me that
2:21:41
Speaker 20: Hall of Fame guy, I'll take my chances. And it
2:21:43
Speaker 20: looks like Jim Harden has paid off well.
2:21:46
Speaker 13: First off, you must know him well because you're the
2:21:48
Speaker 13: only person I know that refers to him as Jim Harden.
2:21:50
Speaker 20: That's correct. No, I actually texted him. Now you know
2:21:53
Speaker 20: your lamping is because you think I'm kidding. Yes, I
2:21:57
Speaker 20: get texts from BB Trump and Jim.
2:22:03
Speaker 13: Now, you're right, it's gonna be It's gonna be a long,
2:22:07
Speaker 13: tough series. The Cavs are really good. They went through
2:22:11
Speaker 13: obviously changes mid season. They made this huge trade and
2:22:16
Speaker 13: they got a couple of key players who really helped them.
2:22:18
Speaker 13: And pardon this, you know I keep saying this, continuity
2:22:23
Speaker 13: for a roster is so important for success. So it
2:22:27
Speaker 13: takes a while sometimes, especially when you have a guy
2:22:29
Speaker 13: like James Harden who has been ball dominant in his career,
2:22:33
Speaker 13: not as much as he used to be, but it
2:22:35
Speaker 13: takes a while to get comfortable and get rhythm when
2:22:38
Speaker 13: that's now your point guard. And they did well in
2:22:41
Speaker 13: the regular season. They've had their ups and downs in
2:22:43
Speaker 13: the playoffs, but they're a dangerous team. I mean he's
2:22:48
Speaker 13: he's had some brilliant playoff games in his career. He's
2:22:51
Speaker 13: had some really rough ones too, but he's capable of
2:22:54
Speaker 13: throwing up thirty easily. And he has torched the Knicks
2:22:58
Speaker 13: in all the games he's played against them all regular seasons.
2:23:01
Speaker 13: He's never played the Knicks in the playoffs, so he
2:23:03
Speaker 13: could be a problem. And then you add his backcourt
2:23:06
Speaker 13: mate and Donovan Mitchell, who's one of the great playoff scorers.
2:23:09
Speaker 8: Of all time.
2:23:10
Speaker 13: He's throwing Mobley and Jared Allen. Those are two terrific
2:23:14
Speaker 13: big men. It's going to be a really, really hard series.
2:23:18
Speaker 20: I agree with you, But look what the Knicks did.
2:23:20
Speaker 20: Right They're down two games to one to the Hawks.
2:23:22
Speaker 20: And I remember had Stephen A. Smith on that morning
2:23:25
Speaker 20: when in the morning after they fell behind two to one,
2:23:27
Speaker 20: and I said, you know, I said, Steve, you know
2:23:30
Speaker 20: the happiest guy in the world is right now, and
2:23:33
Speaker 20: he said, who would that be? Said, I said, Tom Thibodeaux, Right,
2:23:35
Speaker 20: I mean, they got rid of this guy. He was
2:23:37
Speaker 20: two games away from the NBA Finals, seemingly doing a
2:23:40
Speaker 20: very very good job. They get rid of them, and
2:23:43
Speaker 20: now Mike Brown is losing in the first round to
2:23:45
Speaker 20: the Atlanta Hawks. By the way, the Knicks have not
2:23:47
Speaker 20: lost the game since. They've won seven consecutive games, most
2:23:51
Speaker 20: of them in incredibly dominant fashion. He's going nine deep,
2:23:55
Speaker 20: which Tom Thibodeaux could never do, so clearly the to
2:24:00
Speaker 20: Mike Brown, at least so bar seems to be helping
2:24:03
Speaker 20: the Knicks in these playoffs.
2:24:07
Speaker 13: Mike Brown's done an exceptional job. Tom Thibodol did an
2:24:10
Speaker 13: exceptional job.
2:24:11
Speaker 12: It was a risky move.
2:24:13
Speaker 13: But what Mike Brown. He brings some different things to
2:24:16
Speaker 13: the table. And I've been so impressed with two things.
2:24:19
Speaker 13: Number one, how he didn't panic after it was two
2:24:22
Speaker 13: to one. And as you know here in New York,
2:24:25
Speaker 13: it's armageddon when the knicker on the bird maybe getting eliminated.
2:24:28
Speaker 13: But he didn't panic, and he made some adjustments. And
2:24:31
Speaker 13: he's very open to suggestions from his assistant coaches, from
2:24:37
Speaker 13: the players on his roster, and he's not afraid to admit,
2:24:40
Speaker 13: you know what this idea worked. It wasn't my idea.
2:24:42
Speaker 13: It was my assistance or as the players came and
2:24:44
Speaker 13: told me they wanted to do this. And that tells
2:24:47
Speaker 13: me something about it that he knows he doesn't have
2:24:49
Speaker 13: all the answers.
2:24:50
Speaker 8: He knows.
2:24:51
Speaker 13: He's still learning about the team and he's done a
2:24:54
Speaker 13: great job managing it. And right now they're playing as
2:24:56
Speaker 13: well as anybody in the playoffs. This seven game stretched it.
2:25:00
Speaker 13: The point differential they've had in their first ten games
2:25:04
Speaker 13: of the playoffs is the largest in NBA history.
2:25:07
Speaker 12: They're not just.
2:25:08
Speaker 13: Beating teams, they're dominating teams. And I know Philly had
2:25:11
Speaker 13: had some problems and Atlanta wouldn't call an elite team
2:25:15
Speaker 13: a really good team, but the Knicks have played some
2:25:18
Speaker 13: beautiful team basketball. Beautiful team basketball. Even Clyde has mentioned
2:25:22
Speaker 13: it reminds him a little bit of his team in
2:25:25
Speaker 13: terms of how they're sharing the ball and playing together defensively.
2:25:28
Speaker 20: So that's a big statement coming from Clyde, who won
2:25:30
Speaker 20: two championships. That's the last time we won sixty nine
2:25:33
Speaker 20: and seventy three, and they did they did.
2:25:35
Speaker 8: Share the ball well. They had eight nine guys who
2:25:37
Speaker 8: went out there and contributed like this team is doing
2:25:39
Speaker 8: right now.
2:25:39
Speaker 20: But you got to look at the superstars still right
2:25:41
Speaker 20: You talked about Harden and Mitchell, and we've got two superstars.
2:25:44
Speaker 20: I don't want to discount what Josh Hart means to
2:25:47
Speaker 20: the team and some of these other guys, but Brunson
2:25:50
Speaker 20: and specifically Towns.
2:25:51
Speaker 8: This is a new Towns.
2:25:53
Speaker 20: And this does go to the Brown Thibodeaux difference, because
2:25:56
Speaker 20: let's face it, as far as we know, he didn't
2:25:58
Speaker 20: really like Tibbodeaux Towns. This seems to be a different
2:26:01
Speaker 20: call Anthony in these playoffs. And that won two punchs
2:26:05
Speaker 20: for the Knicks. I think you got to put him
2:26:07
Speaker 20: right there at the very top all time, won two
2:26:09
Speaker 20: combos for the Knicks.
2:26:12
Speaker 13: Well, what Towns is doing is extraordinary. He's changed his game.
2:26:17
Speaker 13: In the game against Atlanta, the clinching game, and against Atlanta.
2:26:21
Speaker 25: I think he took four shots.
2:26:23
Speaker 13: He's not even averaging ten shots per game. And this
2:26:27
Speaker 13: is a guy who's known for his scoring. What he's done,
2:26:30
Speaker 13: he's filled the role as a playmaker just beautifully. He's
2:26:34
Speaker 13: playing probably the best consistent defense he's ever played. But
2:26:37
Speaker 13: more importantly, he's like he's showing the way of sacrifice. Look,
2:26:41
Speaker 13: I'm sacrificing shots. I don't care if I score. I
2:26:44
Speaker 13: like distributing. I just want to see his wins. He's
2:26:47
Speaker 13: the only guy that has played in the last three
2:26:50
Speaker 13: Western Conference finals, so he's been close to the finals
2:26:54
Speaker 13: but hasn't been there. He just wants to win, and
2:26:56
Speaker 13: what he's showing is he's backing that up by playing
2:26:59
Speaker 13: that way in such a unselfish manner.
2:27:01
Speaker 20: I think Nick fans, you know, you said it. The
2:27:03
Speaker 20: Calves are going to be tough. You know, they're a
2:27:05
Speaker 20: real good team with a couple of Hall of Bamers
2:27:07
Speaker 20: at Mitchell and Horton. But I think Nick Bans will
2:27:09
Speaker 20: be really somewhere between angry and disappointed if this team
2:27:16
Speaker 20: doesn't win this series.
2:27:17
Speaker 8: Despite how good Cleveland is. Everybody believe Nick Bans and
2:27:20
Speaker 8: they may be a little too cocky is expect to win.
2:27:23
Speaker 8: But they got to win four games.
2:27:25
Speaker 11: First.
2:27:25
Speaker 20: I'll tell you, you know, I go back to ninety four. Mike, Well,
2:27:28
Speaker 20: you're doing the Knicks back in nineteen ninety.
2:27:30
Speaker 8: Four, Yeah, I was doing radio. You were doing radio.
2:27:33
Speaker 8: So let's go back to the finals. The Knicks are
2:27:36
Speaker 8: taken on the Rockets, okay, and all these people are
2:27:39
Speaker 8: inside Madison Square Garden watching this series, and then all
2:27:42
Speaker 8: of a sudden, nobody's sitting in their seats. They're all
2:27:44
Speaker 8: by the concession stance watching the TVs because there's a
2:27:48
Speaker 8: white Ford Bronco chase with the O. J. Simpson and A. C. Collings.
2:27:53
Speaker 20: And isn't it ironic that yesterday, as the Knicks get
2:27:57
Speaker 20: set to start the Eastern Consent Conference, files that Mark Furman,
2:28:02
Speaker 20: who became kind of the star of that OJ trial,
2:28:05
Speaker 20: he died yesterday, bringing back memories of nineteen ninety four, Right, yeah.
2:28:10
Speaker 13: Yeah, I saw the news about Mark Ferman and I
2:28:13
Speaker 13: remember that game so well. It's Game five. I'm sitting
2:28:17
Speaker 13: doing radio in the booth and we had a TV monitor,
2:28:20
Speaker 13: and you know, I'm a young broadcaster. That was the
2:28:23
Speaker 13: biggest game I've ever broadcast, and I'm I'm losing my
2:28:27
Speaker 13: focus because I'm watching the Bronco because NBC had a
2:28:30
Speaker 13: split screen. They had the Bronco and they had the game.
2:28:34
Speaker 13: And I remember saying to my statistician, Harry Robinson, Hey, Harry,
2:28:40
Speaker 13: you got to turn the TV off. I can't concentrate.
2:28:43
Speaker 13: And he went to turn the TV off, and that
2:28:45
Speaker 13: old broadcast location was in the middle of the stands.
2:28:48
Speaker 13: It was about ten rows up and all the fans
2:28:51
Speaker 13: around us, who we knew from being around all year.
2:28:54
Speaker 12: They're screaming at me.
2:28:55
Speaker 13: No no, no, you can't turn the TV off. They
2:28:56
Speaker 13: wouldn't let me turn the TV off.
2:28:58
Speaker 12: So here it is.
2:28:59
Speaker 13: It's the biggest I've ever broadcast in my career, and
2:29:02
Speaker 13: I couldn't concentrate because of the compelling thing.
2:29:05
Speaker 20: That was on the television with the white bronco hilarious
2:29:08
Speaker 20: final thirty seconds.
2:29:10
Speaker 8: Well, Jim Dolan finally get some credit in the city
2:29:14
Speaker 8: for this Nick team or I don't know.
2:29:16
Speaker 20: People so angry about still about Isaiah and Phil Jackson
2:29:20
Speaker 20: and Larry Brown and all that.
2:29:22
Speaker 13: Well, what he did by bringing in Leon Rose, and
2:29:25
Speaker 13: that was another It's kind of an out of the
2:29:27
Speaker 13: box thinking because Leon Rose had never worked in the
2:29:29
Speaker 13: front office but had been a player agent and a
2:29:32
Speaker 13: really successful one. So he took a chance on Leon Rose.
2:29:36
Speaker 13: And what Leon Rose has done has been extraordinary. When
2:29:40
Speaker 13: he took over the team, I think they were like
2:29:43
Speaker 13: twenty one and forty five. He started in March, and
2:29:46
Speaker 13: all of a sudden he hires Divide. Oh, Julius Randall
2:29:50
Speaker 13: became a good player. And then one of the great
2:29:53
Speaker 13: free agent signings in NBA history is Jalen Brunson being signed.
2:29:57
Speaker 13: And he's added to those pieces and he's just he's
2:30:01
Speaker 13: built it the right way. He's been very pragmatic, didn't
2:30:04
Speaker 13: want to hit home runs. He just took his time,
2:30:07
Speaker 13: slowly built and now this is a team that has
2:30:10
Speaker 13: a shot to win a championship. And this comes after many,
2:30:13
Speaker 13: many dark years where they were really bad. So Jim
2:30:16
Speaker 13: Dolan's hiring of Leon Rose was the first major step
2:30:19
Speaker 13: in what's turned the whole team around.
2:30:21
Speaker 8: Exactly.
2:30:22
Speaker 20: We'll given Jim Dolan credit here. Mike Breen just did
2:30:25
Speaker 20: Mike not only the best basketball announcer ever, but you're
2:30:28
Speaker 20: just the sweetest guy. You've been great to me all
2:30:30
Speaker 20: these years. When the day I first met you, which
2:30:33
Speaker 20: you may have forgotten, but Mark Chronhoff said go go
2:30:36
Speaker 20: you'll meet I Rockefeller Center. He's doing his radio don
2:30:40
Speaker 20: and I sat in the bullpen with you and Mike
2:30:42
Speaker 20: Francessa and I said to you, Mike, I'm about to
2:30:45
Speaker 20: meet i'mus for the first time.
2:30:47
Speaker 8: What is your advice? And you said it was one word. Run.
2:30:57
Speaker 20: You're beautiful. I can't love you more than I do.
2:30:59
Speaker 20: Your great great friend. I know you don't do this
2:31:01
Speaker 20: at all radio, So thank you so much for doing
2:31:03
Speaker 20: this for me. Mike Breen, Thank you enjoy the games.
2:31:05
Speaker 8: You're great. So proud of you, Bud, Thank you. That
2:31:09
Speaker 8: means a lot coming from you. The great Mike Breen.
2:31:11
Speaker 8: I love him so much. We talk quite a bit.
2:31:13
Speaker 20: He's you know who'll send me text every now and
2:31:16
Speaker 20: then and I like this and you know, stop doing that,
2:31:19
Speaker 20: and I love all of it.
2:31:20
Speaker 8: Mike Breen. The Nickson Cavaliers.
2:31:22
Speaker 20: Came one later on tonight. Nobody better and it's that's him. Like,
2:31:26
Speaker 20: there's nothing phony about Mike.
2:31:29
Speaker 8: It's not it's not made up, it's authentic. He's just
2:31:34
Speaker 8: a really good person.
2:31:35
Speaker 11: Yes, he just fun to be around. Yes, and smart,
2:31:39
Speaker 11: and he's great and funny.
2:31:42
Speaker 20: Oh my god, doing sports on Imus Bill from White Planes,
2:31:45
Speaker 20: all that great stuff. Mike Breen, we love you and
2:31:48
Speaker 20: Wyatt's Angels regards. I think we're done for today. That's it, Lewis.
2:31:52
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