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China-Bound | 05-11-26 · Sid & Friends In The Morning

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Speaker 7: I'm sorry, said Hi, Oh.
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Speaker 5: God, don't be sorry. You kidding me.
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Speaker 8: I'm wrapped up in these meetings on peace and I
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Speaker 8: said it's between piece and Sid.
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Speaker 7: Rosenberger said, let's say Rosenberg okay.
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Speaker 9: Ran responding to the US proposal to end the war,
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Speaker 9: but President Trump calling it totally unacceptable. All of it
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Speaker 9: is raising major questions of when and how this conflict
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Speaker 9: will end. Here's ABC's toms to diverge in television.
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Speaker 10: With the Straight of hor Moods still blocked amid a
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Speaker 10: fragile ceasefire. President Trump rejecting Iran's response to a US
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Speaker 10: interim proposal to end the war. The President saying in
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Speaker 10: a post on social media, I have just read the
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Speaker 10: response from Iran's so called representatives. I don't like it.
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Speaker 10: Totally unacceptable. The one page US proposal would see Iran
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Speaker 10: relinquish its stranglehold over the Straight of Hoorn moves, allowing
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Speaker 10: free passage for the fifteen hundred cargo vessels trapped in
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Speaker 10: the Persian Gulf and providing some relief for the world's
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Speaker 10: economy and gas prices in the US. In return, the
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Speaker 10: US would gradually ease its military blockade on Iranian ports,
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Speaker 10: with a further thirty day period, then beginning to negotiate
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Speaker 10: a full deal.
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Speaker 4: We see now Iran's economy an absolute freefile.
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Speaker 11: Its currency is down over one hundred percent, its foreign
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Speaker 11: currency reserves are completely exhausted.
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Speaker 10: Those short term compromises seemingly in jeopardy more than a
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Speaker 10: month after the ceasefight took hold. According to a source
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Speaker 10: speaking with an Iranian State Link news agency, Iran's response
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Speaker 10: included demands like an end to the war and the
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Speaker 10: lifting of oil sanctions within thirty days. In a new interview,
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Speaker 10: the President telling Sinclair's full measure, the US could still
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Speaker 10: bomb Iran again.
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Speaker 8: I said, they are if they are defeated, but that
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Speaker 8: doesn't mean they're done. We could go in for two
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Speaker 8: more weeks to every single target.
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Speaker 10: Americans feeling the cost of the war with rising prices
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Speaker 10: at the gas pump. The Energy sectory saying today the
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Speaker 10: administration is open to suspending the federal gas tax.
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Speaker 12: All measures that can be taken to lower the price
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Speaker 12: at the pump and lower the prices for Americans.
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Speaker 13: This administration is in support of Rachel.
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Speaker 10: The main sticking point in the negotiations with Iran the
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Speaker 10: future of its nuclear program. And we still no breakthrough
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Speaker 10: in ending the war. It's just days before President Trump
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Speaker 10: is expected to travel to Iran's key Alli, China for
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Speaker 10: a crucial summit with Chinese President she Rachel.
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Speaker 9: Seventy one days of this conflict, Tom, thank.
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Speaker 14: You, President Trump is expected to travel to China for
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Speaker 14: a two day summit, taking place Thursday and Friday of
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Speaker 14: this coming week. Now, that trip was originally supposed to
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Speaker 14: take place over a month ago, but it got postponed
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Speaker 14: because of the conflict in Iran. That conflict is likely
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Speaker 14: to be a topic of conversation. China has eken ties
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Speaker 14: to Iran and reportedly offered support to them, supplying Iran
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Speaker 14: with some weapons and weapons parts. The US blockade of
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Speaker 14: the Strait of Hormuz is preventing China from access to
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Speaker 14: Iran's oil. Tariffs and trade are also expected to be
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Speaker 14: on the agenda, with reports of a business delegation accompanying
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Speaker 14: the President on the trip. Remember, the minimum tariff rate
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Speaker 14: on Chinese goods is at least twenty percent, with that
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Speaker 14: number being higher for specific goods. The Council on Foreign
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Speaker 14: Relations expects the visit to result in some commercial deals,
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Speaker 14: like a Chinese commitment to purchase you with soybeans, as
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Speaker 14: well as the possibility of Boeing aircraft. And there's also
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Speaker 14: been talk of creating a board of trade that would
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Speaker 14: determine what products the two countries should buy from one another,
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Speaker 14: TERFF productions and a way to resolve disputes before they
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Speaker 14: become real problems. Another topic likely to be discussed China's
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Speaker 14: concern over US arms sales to Taiwan. That'll be of
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Speaker 14: particular importance because remember China would like to absorb Taiwan,
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Speaker 14: something in the United States opposed to Then there's access
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Speaker 14: to the US market for Chinese carmakers and rare earth minerals,
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Speaker 14: which are used in everything from your smartphone to defense
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Speaker 14: systems and artificial intelligence. These are of particular importance to
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Speaker 14: the US because China currently controls the majority of the
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Speaker 14: manufacturing supply chain of these minerals. Now, as for the
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Speaker 14: two men, they declared a one year trade truce back
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Speaker 14: in November of twenty twenty five, and Trump has been
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Speaker 14: pretty consistently maintaining that he has a good relationship with
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Speaker 14: China's President g Trump posting on social media recently President
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Speaker 14: G will give me a big fat hug when I
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Speaker 14: get there in a few weeks. We are working together
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Speaker 14: smartly and very well. Doesn't that beat fighting?
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Speaker 15: So it'll be a high.
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Speaker 14: Stakes trip between the world's two largest economies, and it
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Speaker 14: could have broad impacts not just on global trade but
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Speaker 14: on geopolitics.
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Speaker 13: And warfare as well.
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Speaker 12: Russian President Vladimir Putin telling reporters he thinks the war
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Speaker 12: with Ukraine could be coming to an end. He spoke
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Speaker 12: after scaled Back Victory Day parade in Moscas during a
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Speaker 12: US broker weekend ceasefire Sephanie Bennett is live in London
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Speaker 12: with the latest on that.
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Speaker 5: Stephanie.
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Speaker 4: The President of Russia did not elaborate, but he did say,
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Speaker 4: as you mentioned, that he believes that this war is
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Speaker 4: coming to an end. He made those comments after yesterday's
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Speaker 4: scaled Back Victory Day parade in Moscow's Red Square, Russian
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Speaker 4: officials citing the current operational situation, meaning for the first
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Speaker 4: time in twenty years that usual rows of tanks and
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Speaker 4: ballistic missile carriers were absent. The annual parade usually commemorates
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Speaker 4: the end of World War Two, but Putin used his
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Speaker 4: speech to justify his war in Ukraine and denounce NATO,
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Speaker 4: saying victory has always been and will be hours. However,
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Speaker 4: additional security measures were put in place amid fears of
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Speaker 4: a surprise Ukrainian attack as Kiev's drones continue striking deeper
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Speaker 4: inside Russia.
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Speaker 16: Putin's gotta feel the military pain in order to get
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Speaker 16: to a ceasefire in this war, which I'm afraid is
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Speaker 16: a long way off, and I'm glad to see Ukraine
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Speaker 16: stepping up to this, and I think that's why we
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Speaker 16: saw this deely scale back parade in Moscow. Putin does
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Speaker 16: not have much to celebrate.
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Speaker 4: And for the first time, North Korean soldiers marched in
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Speaker 4: the parade, highlighting growing ties with Pyongyang and its deployment
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Speaker 4: of troops to support Russia's war effort. Ahead of the parade,
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Speaker 4: Russia and Ukraine agreed to a US broker weekend cease fire.
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Speaker 4: President Donald Trump said it would run until tomorrow, along
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Speaker 4: with exchanging one thousand prisoners each. However, both sides have
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Speaker 4: reported violations, seeing several strikes and casualties in the last
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Speaker 4: twenty four hours. Meanwhile, broader efforts and the war remained stalled.
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Speaker 4: A Kremlin aide said talks can continue, but Moscow still
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Speaker 4: demanding Kiev to withdraw troops from Ukraine's eastern down Best region.
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Speaker 17: These types of horrible acts will not stand.
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Speaker 15: Even on Mother's Day. Dozen showed out at Yellowstone Park
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Speaker 15: and Forest Hills on Sunday, neighbors coming together to say
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Speaker 15: hate has no business in their community.
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Speaker 18: This shallmut stand.
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Speaker 15: The demonstration comes days after the NYPD and covered multiple
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Speaker 15: swastikas spray painted at different locations in Forest Hills and
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Speaker 15: Rigo Park. Police now looking into this surveillance video and
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Speaker 15: hopes to identify this suspect. They say that and images
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Speaker 15: as powerful as a thousand words.
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Speaker 6: That image is as powerful as six million souls.
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Speaker 15: The swastika is a symbol of hate. Now bringing this
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Speaker 15: community together with a show of support and unity. Doesn't
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Speaker 15: matter what race you are, we are all human.
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Speaker 19: I don't have to be a Jew to empathize with Jews.
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Speaker 15: The latest numbers from the NYPD show a spike of
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Speaker 15: one hundred and eighty two percent in cases of hate
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Speaker 15: crimes against the Jewish New Yorkers, with thirty one cases
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Speaker 15: reported in January alone. Neighbors say it's a concerning trend.
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Speaker 13: Just because I wasn't affected by it doesn't mean that
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Speaker 13: I'm not a target.
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Speaker 20: When a hate crime is against the Jewish community, here,
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Speaker 20: it's against the American community.
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Speaker 15: Although this gathering was the result of an unfortunate incident,
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Speaker 15: it was also a chance for neighbors to celebrate their culture.
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Speaker 15: What is one thing that non Jewish New Yorkers should
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Speaker 15: know about your.
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Speaker 5: Community is that we need you. We need to come together.
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Speaker 5: We are stronger together.
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Speaker 15: At Folks I spoke with say there is power in numbers.
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Speaker 15: They say by coming together, regardless of their faith, they'll
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Speaker 15: send a message that New Yorkers should stand by each
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Speaker 15: other and stend up against hate.
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Speaker 21: The second consecutive season, the next will advance to the
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Speaker 21: Eastern Conference Finals. They've won seven consecutive playoff games, a.
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Speaker 5: Sweet completed there in Philadelphia nineteen seventy three. Of course,
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Speaker 5: that's the last time we won. We did go to
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Speaker 5: two NBA Finals with Patrick Ewing nineteen ninety four, losing
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Speaker 5: to the Houston Rockets, in nineteen ninety nine losing to
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Speaker 5: the San Antonio Spurs. But we have not on back
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Speaker 5: to an NBA finals in twenty seven years and haven't
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Speaker 5: won it all in fifty three years. That's why I'm
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Speaker 5: still very, very cautious. As great as the Knicks have
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Speaker 5: looked winning seven consecutive playoff games and just blowing the
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Speaker 5: doors off of the Hawks and the seventy six ers,
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Speaker 5: you'd have to be crazy to predict the Knick's gonna
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Speaker 5: win the whole thing. Yeah, clearly, I'm watch the Knicks.
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Speaker 5: In the last fifty years, we had great teams, was supposed
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Speaker 5: to win it. So I'm gonna take it one game
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Speaker 5: at a time. I'm gonna take it one series at
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Speaker 5: a time. Oklahoma City is still undefeated in the playoffs.
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Speaker 5: Help we get the Knicks of seven and two. Oklahoma
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Speaker 5: City is seven and zero. They've got a chance to
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Speaker 5: complete their second consecutive sweep with a win over the
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Speaker 5: Lakers tonight, and they are the ragning NBA champs. So
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Speaker 5: the Knicks are not going to be favored either way.
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Speaker 5: But but I don't remember any Knick team in my
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Speaker 5: lifetime that has been this dominant in the playoffs. The
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Speaker 5: question becomes, is it because they're playing that well, which
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Speaker 5: they are, or because Atlanta and Philadelphia are not very
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Speaker 5: good basketball teams. I don't know, But I can tell
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Speaker 5: you the team that won the East this year, Detroit
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Speaker 5: there is still winning their series two games to one.
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Speaker 5: They did lose Game three on Saturday in Cleveland. Finally,
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Speaker 5: Jimmy Horton came up big, real big, score nine of
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Speaker 5: his nineteen in the fourth quarter, hit a big three
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Speaker 5: down the stretch. But that series I still believe belongs
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Speaker 5: to Detroit. They'll play Game four from Cleveland later on tonight.
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Speaker 5: I do expect the Pistons to move on, even if
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Speaker 5: Cleveland wins tonight. They reduced that series to a best
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Speaker 5: of three in Detroit, but get two home games, So
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Speaker 5: I do expect Detroit to move on. And we know
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Speaker 5: the Knicks don't match up well against the Pistons, so
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Speaker 5: I'm not going to winning a championship just yet. You
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Speaker 5: got to get through Detroit in all likelihood, and then
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Speaker 5: probably through Oklahoma City, who won the championship last year
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Speaker 5: and has not lost a playoff game this year. But
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Speaker 5: this is the most excited I've been for a Nick
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Speaker 5: team in a long time. I mean, they just they
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Speaker 5: are clicking on all cylinders, are playing great defense, they're shooting.
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Speaker 5: I mean, at one point in the first quarter yesterday
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Speaker 5: they were nine of ten from three point range, nine
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Speaker 5: of ten. And they got the start, of course to
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Speaker 5: McBride because Annobi is still out. And the good news
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Speaker 5: for the Knicks is I guess it's good and bad news.
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Speaker 5: Some Nick fans will tell you it's bad news. They've
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Speaker 5: got a week off. The earliest day may play would
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Speaker 5: be a week from yesterday, the seventeenth against Detroit. But
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Speaker 5: others will say, hey, you're giving Ananobia time to heal.
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Speaker 5: But I got to tell you McBride started for og
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Speaker 5: yesterday and every time he touched the ball in the
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Speaker 5: first quarter he nailed the three. They were just open
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Speaker 5: and hitting every shot. And the Sixers they couldn't do
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Speaker 5: anything about it. They just couldn't. And you know, by
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Speaker 5: the time that thing went to halftime, you knew that
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Speaker 5: Philadelphia had given up. It was over. First of all,
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Speaker 5: half the fans were Nick fans, and by the time
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Speaker 5: the fourth quarter rolled along, all the fans were Nick fans.
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Speaker 5: You know, it's funny. I did sports talk radio down
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Speaker 5: in Miami for the better part of eleven years, and
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Speaker 5: that was the first time I ever saw a home
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Speaker 5: team that had less home jerseys in the stadium than
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Speaker 5: the away team. It was a case with the Dolphins.
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Speaker 5: Every time the Dolphins played a big time team they
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Speaker 5: weren't very good back then. The Steelers, the Raiders, the Niners,
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Speaker 5: even the Jets, the opposing team had more jerseys and
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Speaker 5: the Dolphins players used to remark about it on my show.
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Speaker 5: They were very upset. The heat had the same thing
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Speaker 5: until when I was there, the Heat actually put together
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Speaker 5: Lebron James, Dwayne Wade, and Chris Bosh. Then everybody or
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Speaker 5: a white T shirt and went to the Heat games.
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Speaker 5: But for a long time down in Florida, the Orleans too,
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Speaker 5: most of the fans were the away team because look,
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Speaker 5: let's face it, a lot of the folks that live
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Speaker 5: in South Florida are from New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston.
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Speaker 5: They're not homegrown. Now this generation is different. Those kids
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Speaker 5: are homegrown Miami fans. But I saw it firsthand down
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Speaker 5: in Miami, and man was that obvious again yesterday in Philadelphia.
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Speaker 5: So the Knicks moving on. I did speak to the
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Speaker 5: great Mike Breen, the voice of the New York Knicks,
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Speaker 5: after the game, Hall of Famer Mike Breen, and we're
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Speaker 5: going to get him on this show either Thursday or Friday.
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Speaker 5: And that's a big deal, of course, because wfa N
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Speaker 5: they can't get them. They can't get them because they
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Speaker 5: don't put ESPN guys on the air there. At least
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Speaker 5: that was the policy when I was there. Maybe that's changed,
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Speaker 5: I don't know, But the voice of the Knicks, Mike Breen,
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Speaker 5: he's got to do the Pistons Cavaliers game Wednesday night
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Speaker 5: in Detroit, and he will either join us on Thursday
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Speaker 5: or Friday. Like, we're getting guests on this show that
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Speaker 5: nobody gets in this town. You know, I got Surrey
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Speaker 5: DeVault on again today, the only female trainer ever to
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Speaker 5: win the Kentucky Derby. We had stephen A. Smith on
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Speaker 5: again last week. And you're ready for this. One of
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Speaker 5: the most popular baseball managers of all time, Bobby Cox
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Speaker 5: died over the weekend. You saw that, knowme? I did.
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Speaker 21: Yeah.
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Speaker 5: Bobby had those great Atlanta Brave teams and those teams,
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Speaker 5: of course were set up by their amazing pitching, specifically
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Speaker 5: Greg Maddox, John Smoltz and Tom Glavin. Now you know
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Speaker 5: that Tom Glavin of course ended up playing here with
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Speaker 5: the Mets at the end of his career. But Bobby
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Speaker 5: Cox dies this weekend. Again, We're not a sports show necessarily.
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Speaker 5: And who do I have on this morning? Tom Glavin?
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Speaker 5: I mean, come on home. That's big. That band's not
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Speaker 5: getting these nice to not getting them. So when the
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Speaker 5: weeklies come back on Friday, these are the real Nielsen ratings. Okay, folks,
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Speaker 5: this is what agencies go by and the public talks
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Speaker 5: about when it comes back and Curtis can't even get
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Speaker 5: a two under a two, and we beat them by
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Speaker 5: three points three bolt points. And we beat the station,
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Speaker 5: this station, everybody at this station murdered, everybody at wor
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Speaker 5: Now you know why, because no one does what we do.
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Speaker 5: We can be very very happy just putting on political
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Speaker 5: guests every morning, the same political guests you hear all
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Speaker 5: day every day. We don't do that. First female trainer
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Speaker 5: wins a Derby, we get her. Nickxon on the way
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Speaker 5: of the Eastern Conference finals, we get their voice. Bobby
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Speaker 5: Cox dies, we get one of his best pictures. Who
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Speaker 5: else does that? At home? Honestly? Oh, I don't think
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Speaker 5: anybody else does. No nobody does. And that's why this
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Speaker 5: show continues to be the standard of excellence in New
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Speaker 5: York work and across the country. Is that not fare
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Speaker 5: to say, Louis? I mean, do you do you know
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Speaker 5: of any other show in this genre that does what
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Speaker 5: we do? Get the guests that we do.
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Speaker 22: I've been looking at the list right now and it's
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Speaker 22: still zeros zeros except.
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Speaker 5: For us, except for us, Thank you, Lewis.
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Speaker 19: What an embarrassment in Philadelphia? Man, that's an.
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Speaker 5: Embarrassing, oh terrible.
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Speaker 19: There's no fans there.
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Speaker 5: But they've never been there, you know, even going back
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Speaker 5: to those great sixer teams, the one that won the championship,
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Speaker 5: Moses Malone, Julius Irving, Andrew Tony, Maurice Cheeks, Mark I Varoni,
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Speaker 5: Bobby Jones, they didn't. Their bands weren't great then either.
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Speaker 5: For some reason, they love the Eagles in Philly, they do.
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Speaker 5: They love the the Phillies, they do love the Flyers,
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Speaker 5: but they've never ever ever had a love relationship with
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Speaker 5: the seventy six ers.
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Speaker 19: Ever, that's weird.
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Speaker 5: And you know, the uh the town the same weekend
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Speaker 5: with the seventy and basketball got swept by the Knicks.
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Speaker 5: The Flyers in hockey got swept by Carolina. So both
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Speaker 5: teams in the second round, the basketball team and the
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Speaker 5: hockey team got swept. But all they care about, honestly,
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Speaker 5: is are the Eagles gonna trade aj Brown to get
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Speaker 5: back to the Super Bowl? The Mayver already I don't
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Speaker 5: even know. And the Phillies are playing much better baseball.
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Speaker 5: But they've never no, I can tell you this, he
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Speaker 5: grew up over there. They've never really taken hold of
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Speaker 5: the Sixers no.
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Speaker 3: I mean I remember even as a kid saying, I'm
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Speaker 3: watching Doctor j maybe one of the greatest ever play,
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Speaker 3: and the arena is not full. I'm like, how is
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Speaker 3: that possible that it never was never full? Deep into
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Speaker 3: the playoffs. I remember when they won the championship in
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Speaker 3: eighty three, there were times when the arena was.
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Speaker 5: Not full, which is amazing. I remember the Nets beat
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Speaker 5: that team. Michael Richardson, Ray Williams, Albert King, Darnld Dawkins,
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Speaker 5: Mike Jaminski, Darwin Cook, Foots Walker, that team. They beat
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Speaker 5: that Sixer team, and they had a ton of Netmans
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Speaker 5: in that building.
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Speaker 3: So you know, I had a question for you, because
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Speaker 3: you're you're the sports maven here. I didn't understand when
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Speaker 3: I was watching the game yesterday, why if you're the Sixers,
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Speaker 3: why do you sit all of your starters beginning at
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Speaker 3: the or the end of the third quarter and then
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Speaker 3: they stopped.
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Speaker 5: Game was over.
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Speaker 3: I understand, but you know, if I'm a fan of
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Speaker 3: the team, I want you to least try.
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Speaker 5: They were down by thirty five points. Stop was over.
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Speaker 5: It was done.
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Speaker 3: I'm telling you though, as a Sixers fan, And then
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Speaker 3: you say, why why should I come watch if you're
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Speaker 3: not even gonna try it.
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Speaker 5: You know, the entire fourth quarter said they don't have
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Speaker 5: to come watch. The season's over. I mean they were
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Speaker 5: down by thirty five, okay, it was no keep them
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Speaker 5: in there? Why would you keep MAXI and there? I
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Speaker 5: mean maybe maybe they didn't want to play. Maybe they
19:37
Speaker 5: were like, you know what, they were so beaten. I
19:39
Speaker 5: don't know, but at that point it didn't matter.
19:41
Speaker 19: That's embarrassing though.
19:42
Speaker 5: If they don't want to, it doesn't matter. I understand
19:44
Speaker 5: that by thirty five points, who cares.
19:46
Speaker 3: Yeah, but if you're you know, seven minutes into the
19:48
Speaker 3: fourth quarter, okay, but you're not the entire fourth quarter,
19:50
Speaker 3: you sit the entire start.
19:52
Speaker 5: No, there's no pressure in separate team to come back
19:54
Speaker 5: by thirty five points in one quarter, not twenty points
19:57
Speaker 5: in one quarter, let alone thirty five. So, I mean
20:00
Speaker 5: I was watching the game. I wasn't like, oh my god,
20:03
Speaker 5: why the start is playing. I was like, everybody just
20:05
Speaker 5: wants to go home, you know, it's done. That'd be
20:07
Speaker 5: one thing too if it was game one of this
20:09
Speaker 5: series of game two. But they had just gotten blown
20:12
Speaker 5: out the game before, they were facing a sweep, and
20:14
Speaker 5: they were down by thirty seven, I think in the
20:16
Speaker 5: fourth quarter. So does it matter. I mean, if I'm
20:21
Speaker 5: a nick man and my team is down three games
20:23
Speaker 5: to nothing and down thirty seven points, might complain that
20:26
Speaker 5: Brunson is sitting in the fourth quarter. I'm not gonna care.
20:28
Speaker 5: I bet you would. No, I'd be embarrassed by the
20:30
Speaker 5: whole series. And that's what's really embarrassing, not who played
20:34
Speaker 5: in the fourth quarter, is the fact that they were
20:36
Speaker 5: so not competitive. You know, you got Joel Embiid there,
20:40
Speaker 5: You've got Tyrese Maxey there, You've got Paul George there,
20:43
Speaker 5: some of these guys. He finished.
20:45
Speaker 23: Yeh.
20:46
Speaker 5: We had a pretty good series against Boston those last
20:48
Speaker 5: two games, you know. And to say that Philly gave up,
20:52
Speaker 5: I mean the nicko Bokers beat him. I don't do that.
20:54
Speaker 5: I never did that at wa Anither they gave up.
20:57
Speaker 5: Now the Knicks beat the living daylights Adam bunch them
21:00
Speaker 5: across the base and they couldn't get up right. They
21:02
Speaker 5: were better offensively, better defensively.
21:05
Speaker 19: Looked lost done defense and were done. You can't give
21:08
Speaker 19: up seventy first half points.
21:12
Speaker 5: No, no, no, this was this was a mismatch.
21:15
Speaker 22: But's point, you know, they're making good money, you know,
21:19
Speaker 22: and you're a fan, you're there, like, why don't you
21:21
Speaker 22: stay in the fourth.
21:22
Speaker 5: They really weren't there. They left that they all left.
21:26
Speaker 5: There was nobody there. I wouldn't stick around to watch
21:29
Speaker 5: the fourth quarter down by thirty seven points about the
21:32
Speaker 5: face and sweep. You think I want to watch Spike Lee.
21:34
Speaker 5: By the way, Spike Lee, this guy is something else.
21:38
Speaker 5: You want to talk about, something that's completely nauseating. And
21:42
Speaker 5: I told lou this this morning. You go to Twitter
21:46
Speaker 5: right after the Knicks win, and again you can follow
21:49
Speaker 5: me on Twitter at sid Rosenberg nineteen at sid Rosenberg nineteen,
21:54
Speaker 5: and you will see that Zoran mom Donnie. I mean,
21:59
Speaker 5: is there a bigger Nick fan than mayor? Mom Donnie
22:02
Speaker 5: can't name one. Mam Donnie is on Twitter going on
22:05
Speaker 5: and on about the Knicks, and then right underneath Mom
22:09
Speaker 5: Donnie's tweet about the Knicks, like, Mam Donnie can tell
22:13
Speaker 5: you who the hell Rory Sparrow and Sly Williams are.
22:15
Speaker 5: You know, you want to be a real nick man,
22:17
Speaker 5: talk to me about Lewis or Okay, one of the greats.
22:20
Speaker 5: He's dead, by the way, but tell me about those guys, Mom, Donnie,
22:23
Speaker 5: you're a phony. You're a fraud underneath him, Kathy Hukel,
22:28
Speaker 5: let's go nixt way to go Nicks. What in God's
22:32
Speaker 5: name does this wretched, wicked witch governor know about the Knicks?
22:37
Speaker 5: Think she knows about Johnny Newman? No, I think she
22:39
Speaker 5: knows about Edmund Sharad. I don't think. I don't think so,
22:42
Speaker 5: bitch Eddie Lee Wilkins. She know who Dave decides? I
22:48
Speaker 5: shall know that name, of course, to make you a
22:50
Speaker 5: Nick fan. But Mom, Donnie and hulkeel And then here's
22:55
Speaker 5: his story. Yesterday morning at a Brooklyn ball The name
23:01
Speaker 5: of the bar is Fancy Free. Do you know the place?
23:06
Speaker 5: Nome never heard of it. Okay, so there's a bar
23:09
Speaker 5: name Fancy Free in Brooklyn and they were showing Arsenal.
23:14
Speaker 5: That is the soccer team, you know, the big deal.
23:18
Speaker 5: I guess in the Premier League soccer Arsenal is a
23:20
Speaker 5: big deal and they were taking on their London rivals
23:23
Speaker 5: west Ham as they move a step closer to clinching
23:28
Speaker 5: their first title in twenty years. So who was in
23:31
Speaker 5: this Brooklyn bar together watching west Ham take on Arsenal.
23:37
Speaker 5: But Mayor Mom Donnie and Spike Lee. So you asked me, Lewis,
23:42
Speaker 5: if that picture was real where they were standing together
23:45
Speaker 5: with the Nick logo above them. That was real. And
23:49
Speaker 5: I was taking at that bar, taken at that bar
23:53
Speaker 5: in Brooklyn, a bar that I would never ever go to.
23:56
Speaker 5: Boycott the damn bart Bolks Fancy Free in Brooklyn, in
24:01
Speaker 5: Fort Green, who whatever, go there. They're hosting Mom Donnie
24:05
Speaker 5: and Spike Lee on a Mother's Day Sunday morning to
24:09
Speaker 5: watch a soccer match. How disgusting is that? What a
24:13
Speaker 5: duo Spike Lee and mayor Mom Donnie and you know,
24:18
Speaker 5: talking about Mother's Day. And I hope for all you
24:19
Speaker 5: ladies out there, I got a million lady listeners. They
24:22
Speaker 5: love me, they love the show. Hope you had a
24:23
Speaker 5: great Mother's Day. But I kept getting phone calls and
24:27
Speaker 5: texts all weekend long about this rally in Queen's yesterday,
24:33
Speaker 5: and I just stopped answering. Folks. I know Bruce Blakeman
24:35
Speaker 5: was there, God bless him. I know Mazzi Pillop was there,
24:38
Speaker 5: God bless her. I'm not going on a Mother's Day
24:41
Speaker 5: morning when I'm taking a walk with my wife to
24:44
Speaker 5: the beach and having breakfast and going to the gym.
24:46
Speaker 5: I'm not going to another rally. I got rallies coming
24:49
Speaker 5: out of my ass. I understand it was nasty swastika queens.
24:54
Speaker 5: You got to pick a different day than Mother's Day.
24:57
Speaker 5: So I just stopped answering though. But I know they
24:59
Speaker 5: have the and how did that go?
25:02
Speaker 24: Uh?
25:02
Speaker 5: You know what? I didn't pay much attention to it. Yes, morning, God,
25:05
Speaker 5: I mean geez, I couldn't tell you. I saw some
25:08
Speaker 5: of the on the news. I saw video and again,
25:11
Speaker 5: great job, right, Bruce Blakeman, But he keeps saying the
25:13
Speaker 5: same thing. Slow down, take it easy, take it easy.
25:18
Speaker 5: So I didn't make it to that one. I'll go
25:20
Speaker 5: to eighteen more over the next couple of months, but
25:23
Speaker 5: I'm not doing it on Mother's Day. And I'm on
25:25
Speaker 5: the phone with my mother, I'm having breakfast with Danielle.
25:27
Speaker 5: I'm gonna run out and run to some rally. What
25:30
Speaker 5: are you people?
25:31
Speaker 7: Nuts?
25:32
Speaker 5: Am I wrong?
25:33
Speaker 20: You know?
25:33
Speaker 25: No?
25:34
Speaker 3: I mean they should have done it on SAT. Oh,
25:36
Speaker 3: I guess they can't. Well, but yeah, it didn't make
25:39
Speaker 3: any sense to hold on the Mother's Day.
25:40
Speaker 5: Everybody's busy, right, Oh, Let's get to the real news,
25:44
Speaker 5: which is I texted President Trump on Saturday morning. I
25:50
Speaker 5: know you guys saw the text. And what I do
25:53
Speaker 5: is usually when President and Trump answers me back, which
25:57
Speaker 5: is often now right fair to say, guys, it's often
26:01
Speaker 5: often yeah. So when he texts me back, I usually
26:04
Speaker 5: put it on my social media. He likes that. So
26:06
Speaker 5: if you go to my Instagram, for example, at Rosenberg
26:10
Speaker 5: dot Sydney, my Twitter at Sid Rosenberg nineteen, my Facebook
26:15
Speaker 5: Sid Rosenberg, You're going to see the text exchange between
26:19
Speaker 5: me and Trump. And basically the exchange was because I'm
26:23
Speaker 5: getting frustrated because I'm trying to get him on the
26:26
Speaker 5: show the last two months. And I was talking directly
26:29
Speaker 5: with what is her name again? Oh my gosh, you
26:32
Speaker 5: just had the baby. She just took maternity leave, Caroline
26:35
Speaker 5: Levitt now list Pipco will be here Thursday. So I
26:39
Speaker 5: was going back and forth with Caroline Levitt and Steve
26:42
Speaker 5: Chung and Caroline had the baby last week, little viv
26:47
Speaker 5: and she said sorry Sid, but I handed it off
26:50
Speaker 5: to Margot Morton some other folks. So I was texting
26:53
Speaker 5: Margo last week. I never got to reply back. So
26:56
Speaker 5: I texted Trump Saturday morning, mister President, I hate to
27:00
Speaker 5: bother you or in a war, but trying to get
27:03
Speaker 5: you on the show. And no one's getting back to me.
27:05
Speaker 5: Now again, when I text the President, I never have
27:09
Speaker 5: any real, real expectation that he's going to get back
27:14
Speaker 5: to me at all, let alone right away. Right away,
27:18
Speaker 5: he gets back to me, he goes yes to the show,
27:21
Speaker 5: and you're ready for this, nome Love President DJT. Wait
27:26
Speaker 5: he wrote that love.
27:28
Speaker 13: Wow.
27:28
Speaker 5: Now I've got a lot of responses, said you're the greatest,
27:31
Speaker 5: said you're the best, said happy New Year, see it,
27:34
Speaker 5: thanks for checking in. When they try to kill him
27:35
Speaker 5: a couple of weeks ago, He's never ever ever ended
27:39
Speaker 5: the text with love President DJT. Now were their hearts
27:43
Speaker 5: and kissing, no emojis, but it didn't matter. Or was
27:47
Speaker 5: sitting next to Danielle and I started to cry. He said,
27:50
Speaker 5: what's wrong, what's the matter? What's going on? Oh my god? Yes, no,
27:54
Speaker 5: I said, Danielle, take a look at this. President Trump
27:58
Speaker 5: just said love DJT. Not great job. He always signs
28:02
Speaker 5: up with President DJT. But love President DJT. How big
28:07
Speaker 5: was that? That's huge? Huge? So hopefully we'll be on
28:11
Speaker 5: in the next week d too, because right now it
28:13
Speaker 5: looks like this Iran thing is about to blow up again.
28:17
Speaker 5: And look, folks, here's the bottom line. Iran has zero intention,
28:23
Speaker 5: not a half percent, not even a one percent, which
28:26
Speaker 5: is still a very low number. They have zero intention
28:30
Speaker 5: of ever giving up their enriched uranium. They're not going
28:33
Speaker 5: to do it. They are not going to abandon their
28:37
Speaker 5: nuclear program. They didn't do it when those two morons,
28:40
Speaker 5: Barack Obama and John Kerry did that awful deal, which
28:43
Speaker 5: it took Iran one day, not a month, not a year.
28:47
Speaker 5: Listen up, Democrats, you dumb bastards. It took him one day,
28:51
Speaker 5: one day to go back on that deal. Democrats go, oh,
28:54
Speaker 5: we had a good deal in place. No we didn't.
28:56
Speaker 5: I think they broke that deal seventy three times in
28:59
Speaker 5: the first ye They're not gonna do it. It doesn't
29:02
Speaker 5: matter who it is, how much you trying to intimidate them.
29:06
Speaker 5: You can claim you're gonna blow up everybody. What do
29:09
Speaker 5: they care. They don't care. They just murdered forty two
29:12
Speaker 5: thousand of their own civilians. They're not afraid of stuff
29:16
Speaker 5: getting blown up. And if the heat gets too hot
29:19
Speaker 5: for the big guys, they run someplace else. Let's be honest,
29:23
Speaker 5: he got China right now helping them out delivering weapons
29:26
Speaker 5: maybe through the cast B and CEA. I'm not sure
29:28
Speaker 5: what thought to Gordon Chang coming up later today, but
29:31
Speaker 5: President Trump has to know this. They are not going
29:34
Speaker 5: to give up their nuclear weapon ambition no matter what.
29:37
Speaker 5: There's nothing President Trump can say and or do that's
29:41
Speaker 5: gonna drive Iran to do that. So if that's gonna
29:43
Speaker 5: be the real lynchpin between the war ending or going on,
29:48
Speaker 5: the war goes on, and you just gotta punch them
29:50
Speaker 5: across the face and keep punching them until you knock
29:53
Speaker 5: them out. Is that a good analogy home? Yeah? I
29:56
Speaker 5: don't know.
29:56
Speaker 3: Did you see that b B. Natanyahu was on sixty
29:59
Speaker 3: minutes last night? I don't watch that well. So he
30:02
Speaker 3: went in, he said that this isn't over until either
30:05
Speaker 3: the Israelis or the Americans are able to go in
30:08
Speaker 3: and take that enriched uranium out of it.
30:10
Speaker 5: That's the bottom line. And when the Trump did say
30:12
Speaker 5: to Bbie a peg down, baby, it's this is our war,
30:16
Speaker 5: not yours. You see him say that, Yeah, so well, Babe,
30:21
Speaker 5: and Bbe of course always responds nicely, but yeah, that's
30:25
Speaker 5: the bottom line. Israel and the United States want the
30:28
Speaker 5: same thing, that is to make sure that Iran cannot
30:31
Speaker 5: produce a nuclear weapon, and they're not going to do that.
30:35
Speaker 5: They're not going to compromise.
30:37
Speaker 25: They're not.
30:39
Speaker 5: So now what I don't know.
30:41
Speaker 3: It's an impasse because Tehran sent this proposal back yesterday
30:45
Speaker 3: which was flatly rejected by the President that said, yeah,
30:49
Speaker 3: we'll open up the Strait, but you have to end
30:51
Speaker 3: the naval blockade. The international sanctions have to be gone,
30:55
Speaker 3: but we still have control over our nuclear program.
30:58
Speaker 5: So we're back at square back at square one. I
31:03
Speaker 5: think Trump's exact quote was totally unacceptable. He did say
31:10
Speaker 5: that they're not gonna wave a white flag because they
31:14
Speaker 5: still have enough weapon weed despite what Pete ext tries
31:17
Speaker 5: to tell you, to keep biting, and they're just not
31:19
Speaker 5: gonna quit. Let's play this President Trump over the weekend,
31:23
Speaker 5: Lewis are cutting number three. Says you're not gonna see
31:28
Speaker 5: a white flag. But essentially that's where they are cut
31:32
Speaker 5: number three.
31:34
Speaker 11: Other presidents should have done this forty seven years, they've
31:38
Speaker 11: been toying with these stupid people, in many cases stupid people.
31:44
Speaker 19: They should have been done by Obama.
31:46
Speaker 20: He went the other way.
31:47
Speaker 5: He was giving him cash.
31:48
Speaker 11: He sent planeloads a Boeing seven fifty seven, took their
31:52
Speaker 11: seats out and put green green cash one point seven
31:57
Speaker 11: billion in the plane. Every bank Virginia, DC, and Maryland
32:02
Speaker 11: was stripped of their cash. They took out all the
32:05
Speaker 11: cash from the banks.
32:06
Speaker 26: They put it into a plane, a Boeing seven fifty
32:10
Speaker 26: seven packed with cash, and they flew it to I
32:13
Speaker 26: ran and they let these guys just I don't know
32:15
Speaker 26: what the hell they did with it, but they took
32:17
Speaker 26: it and then gave them billions and billions of dollars
32:21
Speaker 26: and bribed them basically to be friends. And after giving
32:25
Speaker 26: them tens of billions of dollars, they screwed Obama.
32:29
Speaker 19: Okay, that's not the way we play now.
32:34
Speaker 5: We do it the old fashioned way.
32:36
Speaker 11: And they should waive.
32:38
Speaker 5: They're very proud.
32:40
Speaker 26: Maybe you won't see a white flag, but essentially that's
32:44
Speaker 26: already went there.
32:46
Speaker 5: Now there's President Trump. Oh mom. Donnie was also at
32:48
Speaker 5: the New York Liberty game yesterday, I guess, huh, and
32:51
Speaker 5: the gotdam FC games. So the mayor desperately trying to
32:56
Speaker 5: act as it he's one of us real sports fan, right,
33:00
Speaker 5: A guy in New York and you know, these events
33:03
Speaker 5: that he goes to, they're packed with liberals, so they
33:05
Speaker 5: make them feel right at home. But he did get booed.
33:09
Speaker 5: He did get booed in these places, but not much
33:13
Speaker 5: at a liberty game. So anyway, so the President is
33:15
Speaker 5: on his way to China on Thursday and Friday for
33:18
Speaker 5: this high stakes meeting with she. We're going to talk
33:21
Speaker 5: to Gordon Shang coming up. But there is some hope,
33:24
Speaker 5: no homeman that is in the UK. And you guys know,
33:27
Speaker 5: I spent a lot of time the last couple of
33:29
Speaker 5: years in the United Kingdom, specifically London and Wales. Our
33:34
Speaker 5: amazing daughter Ava graduated from Cardiff University, spent three years
33:38
Speaker 5: in Wales, and Danill and I would go back often,
33:41
Speaker 5: usually stay in London for a couple of days and
33:44
Speaker 5: then go to Wales, which is about a ninety minute
33:47
Speaker 5: fast train ride from London to Wales. So Stormer, the
33:53
Speaker 5: Prime Minister in the UK, who many feel is the
33:56
Speaker 5: worst prime minister in the history of the country. His
34:00
Speaker 5: group took a beating last week. Did you see that
34:04
Speaker 5: those elections? It was not even close those elections. They
34:09
Speaker 5: took up beating. It was like it's like their equivalent
34:12
Speaker 5: of the midterms. He was destroyed, destroyed in these right,
34:16
Speaker 5: like the midterms and the you know, the the conventional
34:20
Speaker 5: wisdom is is that my buddy President Trump's buddy Nigel
34:24
Speaker 5: Farage is about to become the next leader. Nigel is
34:29
Speaker 5: conservative obviously, and I guess it's the reform group. I
34:33
Speaker 5: don't know, but here's Stormer speaking this weekend about I
34:37
Speaker 5: guess yesterday. He says he wants to make the country
34:40
Speaker 5: stronger and fairer. He's the worst prime minister ever. He's
34:45
Speaker 5: right there to England what Joe Biden and Jimmy Carter
34:47
Speaker 5: were to the United States. This is Prime Minister Keir
34:50
Speaker 5: Stormer Lewis cutting number seven.
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Speaker 27: he must famous country fair.
35:41
Speaker 5: So we'll talk to our dear friend Rob Shooter, usually
35:44
Speaker 5: known for his gossip. He's on, of course, Good Day
35:47
Speaker 5: New York was on a scatto all the time talking gossip.
35:50
Speaker 5: He was on with us a bunch the last couple
35:52
Speaker 5: of weeks when King Jaws and Queen Camilla came to
35:54
Speaker 5: New York City. He will join us again today, he
35:56
Speaker 5: sent me over the weekend. He said, Sydney, these are
35:59
Speaker 5: the most import important elections in the history how about
36:03
Speaker 5: this Nome in the history of the UK. So he
36:06
Speaker 5: will join us, and hopefully he's got good news again.
36:09
Speaker 5: I want Nigel Farage to take over. This guy Stormer
36:13
Speaker 5: is a complete and utter nightmare. The other guy that
36:16
Speaker 5: reached out to me, I told you this on the
36:18
Speaker 5: air on Friday. You may have forgotten, but I told
36:20
Speaker 5: you on Friday that the president of the Dea Detectives
36:24
Speaker 5: Endowment Association, my friend Scott Monroe, he's on this show
36:29
Speaker 5: quite a bit, reached out to me and said, get ready,
36:32
Speaker 5: there's a big story in Sunday's New York Post, and
36:36
Speaker 5: I'm going to come on on Monday and talk about it.
36:38
Speaker 5: Do you remember me saying that Nome. I do, well,
36:40
Speaker 5: sure enough, there was a big story in Yesterday's New
36:43
Speaker 5: York Post. And what Monroe wants is the police officers
36:48
Speaker 5: here in New York to get the same benefits that
36:51
Speaker 5: ICE would get under this is it the Halo Act
36:55
Speaker 5: where they be protected. It's a buffer zone, a twenty
36:57
Speaker 5: five foot buffer zone between these animals and Ice. And
37:02
Speaker 5: Scott Monroe was saying, we want the same thing, a
37:04
Speaker 5: twenty five foot bupper zone between these animals and our
37:08
Speaker 5: NYPD officers. It sounds fair enough. Now. The mayor, of
37:12
Speaker 5: course would never want that. He couldn't care less about
37:15
Speaker 5: protecting NYPD officers. And the mayor would say that is
37:19
Speaker 5: an attack on the First Amendment. That is an attack
37:22
Speaker 5: on the First Amendment. You cannot tell people how far
37:25
Speaker 5: they can be from any place, any person, any school,
37:28
Speaker 5: and he synagogue. Why because the mayor's an asshole. But
37:32
Speaker 5: Scott Monroe says, no, no, We're going to protect our
37:35
Speaker 5: officers like the federal government is protecting Ice. So he's
37:39
Speaker 5: going to DC to meeat to legislators over the next
37:42
Speaker 5: couple of days, not before he joins us to get
37:45
Speaker 5: a deal for his NYP detect NYPD detectives like they've
37:49
Speaker 5: done for Ice. Your thoughts on not known well.
37:52
Speaker 3: I don't know if you saw Governor Hochel was trying
37:54
Speaker 3: to do something targeting Ice as part of this budget.
37:57
Speaker 5: Which you know I saw past on Twitter for that.
38:00
Speaker 3: Yeah, she wants to restrict them even more to what
38:03
Speaker 3: they could do in terms of using like local jails,
38:06
Speaker 3: how they enforce, how they you know, whether they can
38:08
Speaker 3: go into schools, libraries, that kind of thing. And so
38:12
Speaker 3: you know, New York's a tough place for Ice, know
38:15
Speaker 3: two ways about it, And she's making she looks like
38:18
Speaker 3: she's gonna make it worse if this goes through, and
38:20
Speaker 3: it likely will.
38:21
Speaker 5: She's gonna try, but then President Trump is gonna make
38:23
Speaker 5: sure she doesn't see a penny from the federal government.
38:27
Speaker 5: And I'll make sure that's the case because I'll text
38:29
Speaker 5: them ten times a day and make sure he knows
38:32
Speaker 5: that his old buddy there smiling, Mam Donnie in the
38:35
Speaker 5: Oval Umpus. He's right with Kathy Hockel. He hates ICE
38:40
Speaker 5: and President Trump wants to call them nice because the
38:43
Speaker 5: truth is they have deported and put away thousands and
38:49
Speaker 5: thousands and thousands of dangerous criminals, people who have committed
38:56
Speaker 5: the worst offenses. And only hear about what two troublemakers,
39:00
Speaker 5: the both dead, God rest their souls, but two troublemakers
39:03
Speaker 5: and when they good and Alex preddy not at all innocent.
39:07
Speaker 5: You know. Stephen A. Smith comes on, he complains about ICE.
39:09
Speaker 5: I say, he, Steve, you are not going to be killed.
39:13
Speaker 5: I can tell you that. You know why, Steve, You
39:15
Speaker 5: are not going to be out there right in the
39:17
Speaker 5: middle of a of a legit operation to put yourself
39:20
Speaker 5: in a position where somebody can kill you? Now, will you?
39:23
Speaker 5: When he said no, I wouldn't. Okay, Well there's a difference.
39:26
Speaker 5: So they're putting away thousands and thousands and deporting all
39:30
Speaker 5: kinds of criminals, rapists, murderers, drug dealers, and two trouble
39:35
Speaker 5: makers and the dead in Minnesota. And that means that
39:38
Speaker 5: ICE is a bunch of thugs? Are you kidding?
39:41
Speaker 20: Meing on?
39:42
Speaker 5: Really? That is going to be the narrative from Brad Lander,
39:46
Speaker 5: that idiot, and Kathy Hokel and Mamdani and a host
39:50
Speaker 5: of others dating back to Andrew Cmo when he called
39:52
Speaker 5: ICE a bunch of thugs. Yeah. And part of this
39:56
Speaker 5: budget thing is this mask ban.
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Speaker 3: It would prohibit federal, state local law enforcement, including ICE,
40:02
Speaker 3: from wearing masks while on the job.
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Speaker 5: That's a huge deal for these Ice ridiculous. It's ridiculous.
40:09
Speaker 5: I mean they want to kill these guys. You know,
40:12
Speaker 5: asaid is, they put their addresses out there, they put
40:15
Speaker 5: their soaphones out there. They're trying to hurt them. These
40:19
Speaker 5: psychos are trying to get these guys killed. And you're
40:23
Speaker 5: a politician. These are law enforcement officers doing the best
40:28
Speaker 5: they can to remove the worst people, the worst people.
40:33
Speaker 5: Not your dishwasher, stop lying, not the guy doing your lawn,
40:37
Speaker 5: stop lying. They're not dragging little kids out of church.
40:40
Speaker 5: Stop lying. They are literally deporting thousands and thousands of
40:44
Speaker 5: really bad people, really bad and you want to make
40:48
Speaker 5: it okay for them to be hunted down by these
40:51
Speaker 5: animals who do it. They've already showed up at Kavanaugh's house,
40:55
Speaker 5: another Supreme Court judges homes. They've already tried to shoot
40:58
Speaker 5: the president shot him once, they shot Steve Scalise. You
41:03
Speaker 5: want these people to have information on law enforcement people
41:08
Speaker 5: trying to make sure our country is safe. What kind
41:11
Speaker 5: of sick pastards are you? That's the Democrats that's got
41:14
Speaker 5: the hoko. That's Mom Donnie, that's Brad Lander, that's AOC.
41:20
Speaker 5: That's all these losers here in New York. And you
41:24
Speaker 5: want to know why I hate the Democrat Party? You
41:27
Speaker 5: want to know why, oh said, calm down. Not everybody
41:30
Speaker 5: is like that. Yeah they are. I haven't seen all
41:33
Speaker 5: these great Democrats stand up outside of John Betterman and say, hey, hey,
41:38
Speaker 5: Ice is trying to do their job. They're making America safer.
41:41
Speaker 5: Have you seen a whole bunch of Democrats besides Don Fetterman,
41:45
Speaker 5: have you seen any knowm Ednie the only one? Yes,
41:47
Speaker 5: So stop telling me about these common sense Democrats and
41:51
Speaker 5: they wanted to be sick. Where are they? Hakeem Jeffries,
41:54
Speaker 5: Oh I don't think so. Chuck Schumer, Oh, I don't
41:57
Speaker 5: think so. Who are they? Who are these commons Democrats?
42:01
Speaker 5: I never hear from any of them outside of John Benderman.
42:03
Speaker 5: He's the only one. And at this point it's silly
42:06
Speaker 5: even refers to himself as a Democrat. He's a Republican.
42:10
Speaker 5: It's silly at this point. So what am I missing?
42:12
Speaker 28: Know?
42:13
Speaker 5: Why he's not becoming these democrats? Has common sense democrats
42:18
Speaker 5: and that they want the same thing we want, and
42:20
Speaker 5: they want safety and they want it to Where is it?
42:23
Speaker 5: I don't know.
42:24
Speaker 3: I mean the mass Man really, to me is the
42:26
Speaker 3: most outrageous part of this whole thing that because we've
42:29
Speaker 3: seen what's happen to these ICE agents when they are unmasked.
42:33
Speaker 3: They're harassed to no end on social media, but worse,
42:36
Speaker 3: the harassed in person, sometimes in front of their own
42:38
Speaker 3: homes while they're.
42:39
Speaker 5: On the job.
42:39
Speaker 3: Now they have their name, they know who they are,
42:41
Speaker 3: and it's not like they're taking home some huge payday
42:43
Speaker 3: that makes it worth it.
42:44
Speaker 5: It doesn't know. It's terrible. We've got a great guest
42:47
Speaker 5: list today. Monday's always really really cool. Like I said,
42:50
Speaker 5: Rob Shooter's gonna stop by UK maybe on its way back.
42:55
Speaker 5: We can only hope. I love that country. Charlie Gasparino
42:58
Speaker 5: will be here. He wrote a couple of very very
43:00
Speaker 5: good stories last week. Gordon Shang as the President gets
43:04
Speaker 5: set to go to China on Thursday and Friday, John Katcha, Matidi,
43:08
Speaker 5: Scott Monroe, the of course union president for the DEA
43:12
Speaker 5: again they want that bupper zone just like ICE gets.
43:15
Speaker 5: And we'll also talk to former Atlanta Brave Pitcher. He
43:18
Speaker 5: played under the great Bobby Cox, who passed away this weekend.
43:21
Speaker 5: He was also a New York met our good friend
43:24
Speaker 5: Tom Glevin. He is stopping by as well. And all
43:27
Speaker 5: week long we've got amazing guests from Brett Baer to
43:30
Speaker 5: Rachel Campos to Mike Breen, possibly President Trump. All that
43:35
Speaker 5: coming up this week, so it should be no surprise
43:38
Speaker 5: that I am kicking the living daylights out of the
43:40
Speaker 5: phonies across the street. We are done with our first
43:43
Speaker 5: segment of the day, Sid and Friends.
43:46
Speaker 17: In the Morning on the Red Apple podcast network this weekend.
43:52
Speaker 5: When that person jumped the fence at the airport in Denver,
43:56
Speaker 5: and then moments after that, some frontier airplane literally ran
44:00
Speaker 5: the person over and killed them. Do we have any
44:04
Speaker 5: clue as to why that person thought running on an
44:09
Speaker 5: active runway jumping a fence to do that was a
44:13
Speaker 5: good idea. Well, there's a lot of questions. How did
44:15
Speaker 5: this guy get through?
44:16
Speaker 3: Apparently he jumped the security turnstile and then somehow ended
44:20
Speaker 3: up on the tarmac. That's pretty frightening in itself that
44:22
Speaker 3: he was able to do that right now being stopped.
44:25
Speaker 3: And then you had this plane that was jetting from
44:28
Speaker 3: Denver to Los Angeles taking off and they couldn't avoid
44:32
Speaker 3: hitting them, and then it started some sort of fire
44:35
Speaker 3: aboard the plane. There was this chaotic scene. A number
44:37
Speaker 3: of people on the plane were hurt, right, Yeah, I
44:41
Speaker 3: think it was something to twelve people hurt. Five went
44:43
Speaker 3: to the hospital. And the amazing part is pretty quickly
44:47
Speaker 3: they got these people on another plane and they were
44:49
Speaker 3: you know, got to lax. But the whole scene they
44:52
Speaker 3: say it was a frontier flight was you know, they
44:55
Speaker 3: nobody knew exactly what had happened at first, you did,
44:59
Speaker 3: you know? If you want, I have play by play
45:00
Speaker 3: for air traffic Control, definitely.
45:02
Speaker 5: Okay, let's see what's here.
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Speaker 18: That sounds like, all right, forty three, forty five, we
45:06
Speaker 18: have two hundred and thirty one souls on board, we
45:08
Speaker 18: have twenty one three and twenty pounds of feel on board.
45:13
Speaker 18: There was an individual walking across the runway.
45:16
Speaker 5: That's how they notified what happened maniac.
45:20
Speaker 3: So yeah, I don't have a whole lot more detail
45:22
Speaker 3: of how he was able to He bolted through the security,
45:25
Speaker 3: he hopped over a gate, and then that's when he
45:27
Speaker 3: was hit when he ran onto the tarmac.
45:29
Speaker 5: All right, So I get at texas I said earlier
45:32
Speaker 5: this morning from more good buddy Heshi Orgenbaum, and he says, Lewinoman,
45:37
Speaker 5: He's got a cousin. He's a professional songwriter and musician,
45:42
Speaker 5: who's well known in the Jewish music world. He goes
45:47
Speaker 5: by Country Yosi. I think I like that. You like that,
45:50
Speaker 5: lou Country Yosi love it and Country Yosi wrote this
45:55
Speaker 5: theme song for us. He owns it and he asked
45:59
Speaker 5: me to pass it up you. So I heard it
46:01
Speaker 5: for the first time at about three point thirty this morning.
46:04
Speaker 5: I played up with Lewis. At about four point fifteen,
46:07
Speaker 5: I played up for Justin and the three of us
46:09
Speaker 5: were like, Oh my god, that's really good. I'm curious
46:12
Speaker 5: to hear what no maas to say. So here it
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Speaker 5: is Hashi Orgenbaum's cousin Country Yosi. What I think is
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Speaker 5: now the new theme song for Sitting Friends in the morning.
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Speaker 5: First, Sid Frost.
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Speaker 20: That Frost.
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Speaker 5: Shorts, it rolls and Berg and his friends. Oh my god.
48:54
Speaker 5: Pete Morgan checks in. Mister Peel has boilers, he says,
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Speaker 5: epping great. I was shocked. So I get up every
49:00
Speaker 5: Saturday morning during the football season, and I watched that
49:03
Speaker 5: ESPN Game Day show. It's all college football, you know,
49:07
Speaker 5: and they've got Kirk kurb Street and Desmond Howard and
49:11
Speaker 5: used to have Lee Corso, Pat McAfee, Nick Saban. I've
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Speaker 5: you got who the host is. If it's Ravage and
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Speaker 5: one of those guys Chris something or other, it doesn't matter.
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Speaker 5: But there's a song that is played every Saturday morning
49:23
Speaker 5: and it's in that kind of country rock country kind
49:27
Speaker 5: of spirit. So I was not expecting when I saw
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Speaker 5: when I saw country Yosie, I was expecting something to
49:36
Speaker 5: sound like tradition. Right, You're you're expecting like a ha ha,
49:42
Speaker 5: like a filler on the roof. That is an unbelievable song. No, No,
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Speaker 5: it's amazing.
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Speaker 3: You know, it's funny that you should say that, because
49:48
Speaker 3: I was thinking it sounded like remember when they had
49:50
Speaker 3: the Monday Night Football You're ready for some football?
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Speaker 5: Yeah, that sounds a little bit like that. Yes, same thing,
49:57
Speaker 5: the Saturday Morning College Football show. You're talking about what's
50:01
Speaker 5: his last name again, Hank something junior Williams. Yes, Hank
50:05
Speaker 5: Williams Junior. You're exactly right, Country Yosi Hashi Orgenbaum's cousin. Congratulations.
50:12
Speaker 5: Don't know who you are, but clearly there's the reason
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Speaker 5: why you're a star and well known in the Jewish
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Speaker 5: music world. And congratulations. You have just penned and performed
50:22
Speaker 5: the brand new theme song for SID and Friends in
50:25
Speaker 5: the morning. We love it. Not good, great, We'll take
50:29
Speaker 5: a short break when we get back again. Big happenings
50:32
Speaker 5: in the UK last week Stormer on his way out?
50:35
Speaker 5: Does that mean my friend Nigel Farage is on his
50:38
Speaker 5: way in?
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50:59
Speaker 31: Brunts and Josh and the Knicks. They're back in the
51:02
Speaker 31: Eastern Conference Finals, time the NBA postseason record with twenty
51:05
Speaker 31: five to three pointers in front of a Rockets crowd
51:07
Speaker 31: rooting for the road team and rolling past the seventy
51:10
Speaker 31: six ers one forty four to one fourteen to sweep
51:13
Speaker 31: the second round series. Replacing the injured O g Annomi
51:16
Speaker 31: Duce McBride hit seven three pointers and score twenty five points.
51:19
Speaker 31: Gellen Brunson added twenty two, while Josh Harden Carl Anthony
51:21
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51:24
Speaker 31: to nineteen point four point per game average with in
51:27
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51:30
Speaker 31: two rounds since nineteen eighty four. Knicks advance to the
51:33
Speaker 31: East Final, second straight season they've done so. They'll play
51:35
Speaker 31: the winner of Cleveland and Detroit, where the Pistons are
51:38
Speaker 31: leading two games to one out in Minnesota. Last nightetember
51:41
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51:44
Speaker 31: in Game four. There, series now nodded at two games
51:47
Speaker 31: a piece and looking ahead to action in the NBA
51:50
Speaker 31: to night eight pm start for that Pistons and Cavaliers matchup.
51:54
Speaker 31: They'll pick up with game four tonight, Detroit of course
51:57
Speaker 31: leading that series once again two games to one, and
52:00
Speaker 31: also tonight to ten thirty, the Thunder and the Lakers
52:02
Speaker 31: will be going out in La, Okay. See up in
52:05
Speaker 31: that series three games to nothing.
52:07
Speaker 5: I was watching JJ Reddick on Saturday morning. Oklahoma City
52:10
Speaker 5: killed him. Yeah, last game and again the Knicks have
52:13
Speaker 5: won seven straight, but the Thunder up one every game.
52:16
Speaker 5: There's seven and zero in the playoffs, and they are
52:18
Speaker 5: the raining NBA champs, so there's no reason to think
52:21
Speaker 5: they've taken a step backwards. But Reddick said, and I quote,
52:24
Speaker 5: that's a real good team out there. They just kicked
52:26
Speaker 5: our res. Yeah, you don't say I keep doing so. Yeah. See,
52:30
Speaker 5: I wonder if Oklahoma City wins again, and they probably
52:33
Speaker 5: will in La tonight. Is this the last time tonight
52:36
Speaker 5: we see Lebron James in a Laker uniform.
52:41
Speaker 31: It's a really good question. Yeah, it's a really hard uch.
52:43
Speaker 31: I'm not sure a lot of people have a lot
52:45
Speaker 31: of intel on that. No good as it stands right now.
52:48
Speaker 5: And he hasn't been awful in these playoffs at all.
52:50
Speaker 5: He's been pretty good. Yet you know they don't have
52:51
Speaker 5: Don Chick. He's out. Reeves was out for the first round,
52:54
Speaker 5: so he has not a lot of help. But that
52:56
Speaker 5: becomes a question. Do we see Lebron in a Laker
52:59
Speaker 5: uniform for the last time tonight? Because odds are Oklahoma
53:03
Speaker 5: City will complete the sweep.
53:04
Speaker 31: Yep Indeed, sure, I'll sad to the Dominum. Milwaukee Yankees
53:08
Speaker 31: lost four to three in their series finale against brus
53:10
Speaker 31: getting swept in the three games series.
53:11
Speaker 5: All right, here's a very very alarming trend for my Yankees. Yeah,
53:14
Speaker 5: because I'll be there Friday night in Queens. I did
53:17
Speaker 5: speat to Steve Cohen yesterday. I dropped names, but it's
53:20
Speaker 5: all true. Trump texted me on Saturday. I'm sitting with
53:23
Speaker 5: Steve Cohen and Bill O'Reilly in his suite at the
53:25
Speaker 5: met Yankee game on Friday. Here's the alarming trend for
53:28
Speaker 5: my Yanks. Teams that are playing sub five hundred baseball
53:33
Speaker 5: twenty five and seven teams that are playing better than
53:38
Speaker 5: five hundred baseball one and eight one in two against
53:43
Speaker 5: the A's oh and three against Tampa oh and three
53:46
Speaker 5: against Milwaukee. Not a huge sample, right, but forty games
53:51
Speaker 5: in forty one Yankees have proven one thing. They can
53:55
Speaker 5: beat bad teams. They can't beat good teams.
53:58
Speaker 31: Playing a lot of bad teams early on.
54:00
Speaker 5: Yeah, thank god, geez, thank god. They've actually fallen out
54:03
Speaker 5: of first place through a game back at Tampa Bay. Yep.
54:06
Speaker 5: But twenty five and seven sub five hundred one and
54:09
Speaker 5: eight against teams with better than five hundred records, Jesus,
54:13
Speaker 5: all right, we got to pick it up there.
54:14
Speaker 31: Next four, the Yankees will open the three game series
54:16
Speaker 31: of Baltimore to night six thirty five pm start at
54:18
Speaker 31: their wine. Ryan Weathers will get to start in the
54:20
Speaker 31: opener of a three game series in Arizona. Mets fall
54:23
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54:25
Speaker 31: d back dropping two of three to Arizona over the weekend.
54:28
Speaker 31: Up next for them, Freddy Pearolt will start the opener
54:30
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Speaker 27: So the next you sign it, I will set a
54:51
Speaker 27: new direction for Britain. The last Gulp was defined by
54:57
Speaker 27: breaking our relationship with Europe. This governments will be defined
55:01
Speaker 27: by rebuilding our relationship with Europe, by putting Britain at
55:05
Speaker 27: the heart of Europe.
55:10
Speaker 25: Strong.
55:14
Speaker 27: Because saving shoulder to shoulder with the countries that most
55:18
Speaker 27: chir our interests are values.
55:23
Speaker 5: Stupid.
55:23
Speaker 27: That is the right choice for Britain.
55:25
Speaker 5: Let me get to the great Rob Shooter, who of
55:28
Speaker 5: course got a brand new book out. He's all about goship,
55:31
Speaker 5: but he's also very very in tuned to what's going
55:35
Speaker 5: on in his hometown back there in the UK and
55:38
Speaker 5: across America as well politically. Rob, Good Monday morning, buddy,
55:42
Speaker 5: how are you hey?
55:44
Speaker 7: Great?
55:44
Speaker 23: I'm even better now. I heard that scene song. I
55:47
Speaker 23: want to get it as a single.
55:49
Speaker 5: I could rock out to that or getting aside. That
55:51
Speaker 5: was actually really good, right, it.
55:53
Speaker 7: Was really good.
55:54
Speaker 23: I'm married to a Grammy winning songwriter. I'm gonna play
55:56
Speaker 23: it for him today. It's a great song. I now
55:59
Speaker 23: you can I'm not enter a room any restaurant unless
56:02
Speaker 23: that song is playing.
56:04
Speaker 5: Yes, tell your husband about Country Yussie. He's one of
56:08
Speaker 5: the greats now. Yes. Now, you did say to me
56:11
Speaker 5: this weekend, and it's a big statement, Rob, It's a
56:14
Speaker 5: big statement. Look, I've taken a special interest in the UK,
56:18
Speaker 5: spending a lot of time there the last three years
56:20
Speaker 5: with Avagon to school in Wales. So we love London.
56:23
Speaker 5: We loving and I could see myself living there one day,
56:26
Speaker 5: but not the London that is right now. But you
56:28
Speaker 5: said to me this weekend you said, and I quote
56:31
Speaker 5: these elections the most important in the history of the UK.
56:37
Speaker 5: Did you mean that.
56:38
Speaker 23: Yeah, I'm want to stand by it. So as well
56:40
Speaker 23: as being a silly gossip columnist, and I get it,
56:42
Speaker 23: I get what I do. I talk about King Kardashian's
56:45
Speaker 23: bottom for a living. But as well as doing that,
56:47
Speaker 23: I have a master's in political science from the University
56:50
Speaker 23: of Edinburgh. I started out wanting to go to London
56:54
Speaker 23: and work for a member of Parliament. I did not
56:56
Speaker 23: have the hutsburg the balls to go and be a
56:59
Speaker 23: member myself, but I visually a future in politics. So
57:03
Speaker 23: it's really dear and near to my heart. The reason
57:05
Speaker 23: I made that statement is for my lifetime and my
57:09
Speaker 23: parents' lifetimes and their parents. There was two parties in Britain,
57:13
Speaker 23: Labor and Conservative and a long tame Nigel Farade, and
57:18
Speaker 23: I've done something that I just never thought would be possible.
57:22
Speaker 23: To go up against the system, whether you are Labor
57:25
Speaker 23: or Conservative, to go up against them and to be
57:29
Speaker 23: playing with the big boys and winning is absolutely st
57:33
Speaker 23: and correct.
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Speaker 5: Me if I'm wrong. His party is the Reform Party.
57:36
Speaker 23: Yes, Reform Party. They started as the Brexit Party. So
57:40
Speaker 23: he was the one that really got Britain excited about
57:43
Speaker 23: leaving Europe. Then after they did leave Europe, he figured out, Nigel,
57:48
Speaker 23: you know there's something here that he's more than just
57:51
Speaker 23: one issue. It's not just Europe. It's not just immigration,
57:54
Speaker 23: it's taxic it's security, it's law enforcement. And he figured
57:59
Speaker 23: the place yet nobody thought he could do it. There's
58:02
Speaker 23: a place in Britain for a third party. For years,
58:06
Speaker 23: the Green Party and all the parties try to create
58:09
Speaker 23: a third party and it never really took off. Nigel
58:13
Speaker 23: has changed that and now there is a viable, in
58:16
Speaker 23: fact a really strong third party in Britain and it
58:20
Speaker 23: has shocked Conservatives and also to the Labor Party. It
58:25
Speaker 23: shook them that now he's up there with the big boys.
58:29
Speaker 5: No, no, he really is. And you go back to Stormer,
58:32
Speaker 5: who of course is part of that Labor Party, and
58:35
Speaker 5: no really put it well. For Americans that don't pay attention,
58:39
Speaker 5: it was kind of like the midterms for you guys
58:42
Speaker 5: in the UK last week and Starmer's party took an
58:45
Speaker 5: absolute beating. I knew they were in trouble, and I've
58:48
Speaker 5: been hearing Nigel's name for months because I do keep
58:51
Speaker 5: up with it, but I had no idea that England
58:54
Speaker 5: was going to speak that loudly against Stormer. Were you
58:58
Speaker 5: surprised to see how big fan of beating he actually took?
59:02
Speaker 23: Everybody was, everybody was. He knew he wasn't going to
59:05
Speaker 23: do well. The midterms are a rough period for whatever
59:09
Speaker 23: party is in power, whether it be America or Britain,
59:12
Speaker 23: so there's always a rough time. They're always frightened of
59:15
Speaker 23: losing seats. Now the question is going to be is
59:18
Speaker 23: will they sit up and pay attention. A smart politician
59:21
Speaker 23: had several years before the general election, and if they
59:25
Speaker 23: sit at them, listen and change directions, they've got a shot.
59:29
Speaker 23: But often we see this, don't we They don't they
59:32
Speaker 23: dig in, they don't listen.
59:33
Speaker 28: To the public.
59:34
Speaker 23: This is a great Barama. So I think of midterms
59:37
Speaker 23: as like a lighthouse showing showing politicians the way. Clearly
59:42
Speaker 23: what they're doing isn't working. People are really angry, rightfully
59:46
Speaker 23: so us back in Britain in January, and I've got
59:49
Speaker 23: to say it was a little frightened there for the
59:52
Speaker 23: first time ever in my home town, and I didn't
59:56
Speaker 23: chool so great walking around later at night. I felt
59:59
Speaker 23: much Here in New York. The public is fearing this.
1:00:03
Speaker 23: They are feeling this it and Starmer should sit up
1:00:06
Speaker 23: and listen. I fear his arrogance. He's going to tell
1:00:09
Speaker 23: him not to. But could they could change course?
1:00:12
Speaker 25: Here?
1:00:13
Speaker 23: The public is angry, and rightfully so. Crime over there,
1:00:17
Speaker 23: the city's dirty over there. It's not great Britain anymore.
1:00:21
Speaker 23: It's a different place.
1:00:22
Speaker 5: No, it looks more like Pakistan, to be honest.
1:00:25
Speaker 23: So he takes a massive changing composition.
1:00:27
Speaker 5: I mean, I get what you're saying, and Paris looks
1:00:31
Speaker 5: the same to us in both places last summer. So,
1:00:33
Speaker 5: but what is the biggest issue you talk about? Crime
1:00:36
Speaker 5: in London being roughed. You talk about it's dirty. I
1:00:39
Speaker 5: don't think that for any London folks that love America
1:00:43
Speaker 5: that Starmer did himself any any real favors by going
1:00:47
Speaker 5: against President Trump and not helping America in this latest
1:00:51
Speaker 5: effort against Iran. But what are the biggest issues you
1:00:54
Speaker 5: think were the folks where you are, from where you
1:00:57
Speaker 5: are back home, that are against Starmer?
1:01:00
Speaker 23: Good question. First of all, let's just say when the
1:01:03
Speaker 23: brit saw King Charles with President Trump just a few
1:01:06
Speaker 23: weeks ago, that's what they want. They want that special
1:01:10
Speaker 23: relationship with America. In many ways, I think Britain is
1:01:15
Speaker 23: more closely aligned with America than Europe in values, in
1:01:19
Speaker 23: what they want out of the world. They want of
1:01:22
Speaker 23: Britain that is a fair shot to people, where everybody
1:01:27
Speaker 23: has a chance, that the crime rate is low, the
1:01:30
Speaker 23: immigration is legal. They want a country that works. When
1:01:34
Speaker 23: you are the head of a political party or a government.
1:01:38
Speaker 25: It's a CEO job.
1:01:40
Speaker 23: They want a well organized machine, and Britain feels like
1:01:44
Speaker 23: the wheels are coming off. They're very proud of the
1:01:46
Speaker 23: healthcare system except trying to get an appointment. They're very proud.
1:01:51
Speaker 23: But they have an immigration policy, except nobody seems to
1:01:54
Speaker 23: be going by the rules. They're very proud of their
1:01:57
Speaker 23: bobby as that's what they call policemen over there, except
1:02:00
Speaker 23: when you walk around the streets now, I don't think
1:02:03
Speaker 23: the police feel safe. So everything that they really really
1:02:07
Speaker 23: valued is changing. And I think that's the same sentiment
1:02:11
Speaker 23: that got Trump elected in America. Nobody thought Trump could
1:02:14
Speaker 23: pull this off. He did it. He did it twice
1:02:16
Speaker 23: and maybe three. But he's done this and the brigs
1:02:19
Speaker 23: are feeling it. The world is changing really quickly, and
1:02:22
Speaker 23: I think technology is part of that, and I think
1:02:25
Speaker 23: people want it to just slow down a little bit.
1:02:27
Speaker 23: And so at the minute, people in Britain the array
1:02:31
Speaker 23: of array of hope here this has been celebrated. There's
1:02:34
Speaker 23: some people over there who are very upset by these results.
1:02:38
Speaker 23: But the people have spoken and now you have to
1:02:41
Speaker 23: listen to them. And if you don't, in two three years,
1:02:44
Speaker 23: when Starmer calls that general election, he doesn't have to
1:02:47
Speaker 23: call it until twenty twenty nine, so he's got a
1:02:49
Speaker 23: few years. If he cracks, course, he's got a shot.
1:02:54
Speaker 23: He's not done yet. But if he doesn't, and I
1:02:57
Speaker 23: don't think he will, it's over over no more.
1:03:00
Speaker 5: We'll let you run. Rob Shooter are doing a great
1:03:02
Speaker 5: job here. One of the issues too in London is
1:03:04
Speaker 5: anti Semitism. It's huge. You may remember two Jewish people
1:03:08
Speaker 5: were knife to death, not shot, stamped to death outside
1:03:12
Speaker 5: of the biggest shool I believe in London on Yom
1:03:15
Speaker 5: Kapor two weeks ago. Again, two Jewish people outside of
1:03:20
Speaker 5: a shool stamped to death, murdered in London. Stalmer always
1:03:24
Speaker 5: comes out hours later with the relatively instance here, you know,
1:03:28
Speaker 5: kind of like Mom, Donnie, Yeah, I'm saying I'm sorry,
1:03:31
Speaker 5: but we did see something this weekend that I did
1:03:33
Speaker 5: not see in the three years I was there with
1:03:36
Speaker 5: my daughter, and that is this huge rally huge in London,
1:03:41
Speaker 5: pro Israel, pro Jewish in London. So they may be
1:03:45
Speaker 5: turning the page there to Rob Shooter.
1:03:48
Speaker 23: Let's hope. So it's really bad over there. The Rabbi
1:03:51
Speaker 23: of London, the head rabbi in London, is telling Jewish
1:03:55
Speaker 23: folks to not identify as Jewish when they walking the
1:03:59
Speaker 23: streets where Yama cars don't give any indication that you're Jewish.
1:04:02
Speaker 23: You're not safe in London. That's outrageous. Most Brits are
1:04:08
Speaker 23: really decent, decent, smart people. You have spugs everywhere, but
1:04:12
Speaker 23: most Brits are a grid against this anti Semitism. But
1:04:15
Speaker 23: the leaders have to stand up. And I know that
1:04:19
Speaker 23: they want to be pro Palestine, and I get what
1:04:22
Speaker 23: they're saying, but they can't throw the Jewish people under
1:04:27
Speaker 23: the buds. It's become really cool throughout Europe and in
1:04:31
Speaker 23: some ways in America hate on the Israel. It's got
1:04:35
Speaker 23: to stop. Benjamin Netanyahu was on sixty Minutes on Sunday
1:04:39
Speaker 23: night and he was talking about how it's time for
1:04:41
Speaker 23: Israel to stand on their own. They don't want to
1:04:43
Speaker 23: have the funding from America and more the billions of dollars.
1:04:46
Speaker 23: I think that's a really smart move too. Americans people
1:04:49
Speaker 23: don't want to feel like they're paying for another country,
1:04:52
Speaker 23: and so Israel's trying really hard to reset this and
1:04:56
Speaker 23: I think to leaders have to stand up for what's
1:04:59
Speaker 23: going on produced in London, in Paris, it's dangerous.
1:05:04
Speaker 5: Terrible here in New York two as he said, one more,
1:05:07
Speaker 5: I think a lot of folks will you believe and
1:05:09
Speaker 5: I do too. That part of the reason why Nigel
1:05:13
Speaker 5: the Reform Party formerly Bredgit, is now the Darling of
1:05:16
Speaker 5: the week ahead of the Labor Party, like you said,
1:05:19
Speaker 5: a conservative party. The reason why that's the case is
1:05:22
Speaker 5: because he is very similar in his philosophies, in his policies,
1:05:28
Speaker 5: in his demeanor to one Donald J. Trump, that he
1:05:33
Speaker 5: inspires the London people because watching Nigel is like watching Trump.
1:05:39
Speaker 5: Your thoughts on that, Yeah.
1:05:41
Speaker 23: I think it's even bigger than that. And I think
1:05:43
Speaker 23: unknown Trump for twenty years, what his skill is. He
1:05:47
Speaker 23: talks like us, He talks like my mom, my dad.
1:05:49
Speaker 23: He's got this common sense there. So I think Nigel
1:05:53
Speaker 23: is getting rewarded because he sounds like Trump. I think
1:05:55
Speaker 23: Nigel's getting rewarded because he sounds like Brits. What he
1:05:59
Speaker 23: is saying reflecting what the public says. Trump reflects what
1:06:03
Speaker 23: America thinks. And I think that's what you run in
1:06:05
Speaker 23: a politician here. I want somebody who doesn't make any
1:06:09
Speaker 23: sense to me. I want someone that says it as
1:06:11
Speaker 23: it is, has some common sense. We just got so
1:06:15
Speaker 23: so out of whack here and we just need a
1:06:18
Speaker 23: little bit of common sense, you know. People something some
1:06:21
Speaker 23: people think it's radical, it's not. It's common sense. And
1:06:25
Speaker 23: so Nigel talks like the every man every woman and
1:06:30
Speaker 23: how can that not connect when you hear somebody talking
1:06:34
Speaker 23: like your friends talk like you talk your success on
1:06:37
Speaker 23: your show, you say it as it is. Remember our
1:06:39
Speaker 23: friend Wendy, she used to just say it.
1:06:41
Speaker 7: And a lot of people are scared of saying.
1:06:44
Speaker 23: Stuff these days. And Nigel's not that guy. He's not scared.
1:06:49
Speaker 5: Nigel a radio guy like I am. And yes, yeah,
1:06:52
Speaker 5: maybe when he becomes prime minister.
1:06:54
Speaker 23: Though, oh maybe.
1:06:55
Speaker 5: Put my show on. I think I would kill it
1:06:57
Speaker 5: mornings in London, don't you Rob?
1:07:00
Speaker 23: I think it should be TV though with that face, Sid,
1:07:02
Speaker 23: I think it's iced on the radio.
1:07:06
Speaker 5: You don't need the BBC. You got Sid, You're right
1:07:08
Speaker 5: to put me on television and put me on radio.
1:07:09
Speaker 5: Bit that'd be great. I'd move there tomorrow anyway. Uh
1:07:13
Speaker 5: what a great, great segment. And you have now congratulations,
1:07:17
Speaker 5: You've earned the right to be our new europe correspondent.
1:07:22
Speaker 23: Do I get a theme song?
1:07:23
Speaker 20: I want to?
1:07:24
Speaker 5: Well, you gotta you gotta reach out to the country, Yossie,
1:07:26
Speaker 5: who'll put that together? Fine?
1:07:28
Speaker 7: Right?
1:07:29
Speaker 5: Wait a second, your husband is best friends with Barry Manilone.
1:07:32
Speaker 20: No, he is.
1:07:33
Speaker 23: Maybe I'll send you a theme next appearance. I'll have
1:07:36
Speaker 23: a little theme song. I'll get married to sing it.
1:07:38
Speaker 5: Oh if you do that, honestly, I will make sure
1:07:41
Speaker 5: Justin provides you with oral in front of Macy's on
1:07:44
Speaker 5: New Year's Eve. How about that than what.
1:07:47
Speaker 23: More could a boy want? Good news for person? My friend?
1:07:51
Speaker 23: Are really seriously good news?
1:07:53
Speaker 5: Yes it is? And are you a great this morning?
1:07:55
Speaker 5: Thank you so much, Rob Shulter will do it again
1:07:57
Speaker 5: very very soon. Thank you so much, my friend.
1:07:59
Speaker 23: I love it a regular regular You.
1:08:01
Speaker 5: Are regular Rob Shooter right there filling in this on
1:08:03
Speaker 5: the latest, which is PM Stormer and his party, which
1:08:07
Speaker 5: of course is the Labor party in England, took it
1:08:10
Speaker 5: on the chin last week they got hammered and that
1:08:14
Speaker 5: does seem to pave the way hopefully in a couple
1:08:16
Speaker 5: of years for Nigel Farage. That basically wraps up our
1:08:20
Speaker 5: number one. Will get know me with the news two
1:08:22
Speaker 5: great guests about to come you away this hour, Sid and.
1:08:26
Speaker 17: Friends in the morning on the Red Apple podcast network.
1:08:31
Speaker 5: You know why I went to an old favorite there, Lewis.
1:08:33
Speaker 5: On Friday night, Danielle and I kids were all out.
1:08:36
Speaker 5: Ava was in the city and games with his buddies.
1:08:39
Speaker 5: It was just the two of us and we decided
1:08:41
Speaker 5: to go see my dear friend Johnny DeSanto at Gourmet Grill.
1:08:45
Speaker 5: You know that place, Little, It's a great place. It's
1:08:49
Speaker 5: in Mill Basin and maybe it's Berg and I don't know.
1:08:52
Speaker 5: It's right off of like ralphin In and he owns
1:08:55
Speaker 5: a yogat store next door. It's a great yogurt store.
1:08:58
Speaker 5: Befriends with John for many many years and Gormet Grill
1:09:01
Speaker 5: is delicious. So we did that on Friday night. It
1:09:04
Speaker 5: was fun and John was sweet. I haven't seen John
1:09:07
Speaker 5: in probably nine months. I've got this great outdoor seating
1:09:10
Speaker 5: in the backyard Little, you love it. This time of
1:09:13
Speaker 5: year is beautiful. During the winter, I don't go much
1:09:15
Speaker 5: because they don't travel much, but this time of year,
1:09:18
Speaker 5: Gourmet Grill is a great spot. So that was fun.
1:09:21
Speaker 5: And then I got a big weekend coming up because
1:09:23
Speaker 5: again Friday night, I'll be sitting with Bill O'Reilly and
1:09:26
Speaker 5: Steve Cohen's Box, the owner of the Mets, inviting me
1:09:30
Speaker 5: and o'wadi to sit there as the Mets host the
1:09:32
Speaker 5: Yankees on Friday night, and then Sunday at the Ubs Arena,
1:09:37
Speaker 5: I will be dropping the ceremonial first put justin something
1:09:42
Speaker 5: that Bruce Blakeman did a year ago in the second
1:09:45
Speaker 5: annual hockey game at the UBS Arena, home of the Islanders,
1:09:51
Speaker 5: between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. About time. Yeah, we got
1:09:55
Speaker 5: snowed out the final One's.
1:09:56
Speaker 31: Great that they're finally getting It's great that they.
1:09:58
Speaker 5: Post on it your snowstorm. You may remember hit us
1:10:02
Speaker 5: on a Sunday, so they had to postpone the game.
1:10:05
Speaker 5: But it's back coming this Sunday. So lots of cool
1:10:09
Speaker 5: stuff coming up. And don't forget folks. A month from today,
1:10:13
Speaker 5: literally one month from today, Today's May eleventh, June eleventh,
1:10:18
Speaker 5: day one of World Cup soccer. A ride a mess,
1:10:24
Speaker 5: Oh god, what a mess? And again that reminds me.
1:10:27
Speaker 5: Now every time I hear soccer, I'm gonna be reminded
1:10:31
Speaker 5: of the idiot mayor Moron Mayer watching Arsenal soccer against
1:10:39
Speaker 5: West Ham. I mean, what kind of loser does that
1:10:43
Speaker 5: at a Brooklyn bar with Spike Lee yesterday.
1:10:48
Speaker 3: I know he's a longtime Arsenal fan. How much I
1:10:50
Speaker 3: know about mom Donnie because he grew up watching soccer?
1:10:53
Speaker 5: Obviously, who was Spike Lee's a long time no, no, no,
1:10:57
Speaker 5: he's not from here Sam, He starts tweeting, let's go Nix.
1:11:01
Speaker 5: I want to punch him across the face. Who do
1:11:03
Speaker 5: you think you're talking to? And govern her keel, let's
1:11:06
Speaker 5: go Nix, really stop it, just stop it so you'll
1:11:09
Speaker 5: go watch your soccer because you're from Africa and with
1:11:12
Speaker 5: Spike Lee, who's should be put in prison at this
1:11:15
Speaker 5: point for treason. Although it was very nice in the
1:11:17
Speaker 5: opening date Yankee Stadium, I'm still shocked by that. He
1:11:21
Speaker 5: made his way towards me like a beeline, said alone
1:11:24
Speaker 5: and shook my hand, much of the surprise of my wife.
1:11:27
Speaker 5: She's like, you just sell out of Spike Lee. I
1:11:29
Speaker 5: wasn't even paying attention. I was looking at my cell phone.
1:11:33
Speaker 5: But now I'll never talk to Spike. It was bad
1:11:35
Speaker 5: enough he dressed as a Palestinian that moron an NBA
1:11:38
Speaker 5: All Star game. Now he's hanging out with another guy
1:11:41
Speaker 5: who loved dressing as a Palestinian. Mo'm Donnie watching a
1:11:45
Speaker 5: soccer game at a bar in Fort Green. What's the
1:11:47
Speaker 5: name of that place? Forget the name there, justin what's
1:11:51
Speaker 5: the name of that bar? And Fort Green? Nobody should
1:11:53
Speaker 5: ever go there. It's called Fancy Free Fancy free, Never
1:11:56
Speaker 5: go fancy free, don't go there. That's from I'm Donnie
1:11:59
Speaker 5: and Bike Lego. How about that terrorist sympathizer and a
1:12:04
Speaker 5: racist sounds like the old joke. What do you get
1:12:07
Speaker 5: when a terrorist sympathizer and a racist walk in a bar?
1:12:12
Speaker 18: Oh?
1:12:12
Speaker 5: I tell you.
1:12:16
Speaker 17: Sid and Friends in the morning on the Red Apple
1:12:20
Speaker 17: podcast network.
1:12:22
Speaker 5: My kids are extraordinary. My daughter went to school and
1:12:26
Speaker 5: you're rope and she's going to looks like she's gonna
1:12:28
Speaker 5: get her LLLM in Pennsylvania Ivy League. My son on
1:12:31
Speaker 5: his way to Florida. My kids are great, but your
1:12:33
Speaker 5: kids are morons. You're not talking about my kids. I
1:12:36
Speaker 5: hope your kids are fine. I no genius is either.
1:12:38
Speaker 5: They're okay, what take it easy? But hip hop's school.
1:12:43
Speaker 5: We can't omath and science scores are pathetic. This is
1:12:47
Speaker 5: what we're doing. We're excited about this. Yeah, well it's there.
1:12:51
Speaker 3: There's a whole application process that's gonna happen. It's been
1:12:53
Speaker 3: hard to get in there.
1:12:54
Speaker 5: Send your kids there. Well, my kids are out of
1:12:56
Speaker 5: high school already. But if they were eligible to go
1:12:59
Speaker 5: to high school. Yeah, so you haven't got very right.
1:13:02
Speaker 5: Cho It could be the next Jay z right, sure,
1:13:04
Speaker 5: Gabriel and Jeremy.
1:13:06
Speaker 19: Oh yeah, wondering China does not have somebody to assume
1:13:12
Speaker 19: the Grandmaster.
1:13:13
Speaker 5: Flash Gordon Shang will be We'll be joining us next
1:13:18
Speaker 5: as the President gets set to go to China on
1:13:21
Speaker 5: Thursday and fighter to speak with President She but here
1:13:23
Speaker 5: he is. He very talented and brilliant. Charlie Gasparino, Charlie,
1:13:28
Speaker 5: welcome back, buddy. How are you?
1:13:29
Speaker 25: I didn't know if there was a hip hop high school.
1:13:32
Speaker 25: I mean, that's a new invention, hasn't it.
1:13:34
Speaker 5: It's not open yet. I guess it opens in the fall.
1:13:38
Speaker 5: And again, like I said, don't complain that our kids
1:13:40
Speaker 5: are morons and not getting than science scores when they're
1:13:43
Speaker 5: going to be learning about digital underground and you know.
1:13:47
Speaker 25: I mean, do you remember a sid Do you remember
1:13:51
Speaker 25: the Big Duke Rap?
1:13:53
Speaker 7: No?
1:13:53
Speaker 25: What was that? It was a rap that mimicked John
1:13:57
Speaker 25: Wayne's voice. It was called the Big Duke Rap. They
1:14:00
Speaker 25: do crop Now you have to be talented to come
1:14:03
Speaker 25: up with that, that's.
1:14:07
Speaker 5: I guess. And I listen. I like some rap songs,
1:14:10
Speaker 5: not much. Most of most of it I don't like
1:14:11
Speaker 5: because it's you know, they it's the only place where
1:14:15
Speaker 5: they actually they say the N word time and time again.
1:14:17
Speaker 5: It's okay, it's okay for them to say it, and
1:14:20
Speaker 5: it's in just about every song one hundred times. And
1:14:23
Speaker 5: they still still treat women like garbage and cops like garbage.
1:14:27
Speaker 5: Still that hasn't changed in twenty years. So I'm not
1:14:30
Speaker 5: a big fan of the hole genre. There's a couple
1:14:32
Speaker 5: of decent songs, but my god, that's that's a school
1:14:36
Speaker 5: coming to New York. That's what we're excited about. In
1:14:38
Speaker 5: the meantime, all of our millionaires and billionaires want to
1:14:41
Speaker 5: get the hell out of here because the mayor is
1:14:43
Speaker 5: a moron, a complete moron, and what's going on with
1:14:46
Speaker 5: Ken Gripp and Charlie Gasparino. Is there any way to
1:14:50
Speaker 5: make a logical explanation for the mayor?
1:14:53
Speaker 25: No, I mean, it was a stupid stut. Listen, I
1:14:56
Speaker 25: want to say this, sid I don't wake up in
1:14:58
Speaker 25: the morning, you know, saying I got the fend billionaires,
1:15:01
Speaker 25: you know, it's just not my DNA as a son
1:15:04
Speaker 25: of a union iron work.
1:15:05
Speaker 5: But hold on, but hold on at the same time,
1:15:08
Speaker 5: you don't wake up in the morning saying I need
1:15:10
Speaker 5: to find a way to thrash billionaires.
1:15:12
Speaker 25: Well, that's the whole point, and that that's my point.
1:15:14
Speaker 25: My point is we need these people because they pay
1:15:18
Speaker 25: a lot of taxes. Believe it or not, Ted Griffin
1:15:21
Speaker 25: doesn't live in the city, right, so he owns a
1:15:24
Speaker 25: penthouse where he pays a lot of property tax by
1:15:28
Speaker 25: the way, and doesn't use any services. So just think
1:15:30
Speaker 25: of the illogic of what he did. On top of that,
1:15:34
Speaker 25: we can't we should be demonizing them. I mean again,
1:15:37
Speaker 25: they keep the lights on in the city that you know,
1:15:41
Speaker 25: if he listens to Zora Mandami, it just shows you
1:15:43
Speaker 25: how stupid he is and how stupid people are who
1:15:46
Speaker 25: voted for him. You would make it me makes it
1:15:50
Speaker 25: sound like this was like repecious capitalism before he got
1:15:53
Speaker 25: into office. New York City has got the biggest welfare
1:15:57
Speaker 25: state out there. I mean it has. You have free
1:16:01
Speaker 25: healthcare to the end egens, you have obviously rent control,
1:16:04
Speaker 25: you have all these subsidies. If you're poor in this city,
1:16:07
Speaker 25: you do pretty well. You do okay if you're if
1:16:11
Speaker 25: you're a migrant and you come to the city, if
1:16:13
Speaker 25: you're an illegal alien, you do okay too, because you
1:16:15
Speaker 25: get you probably get a debit card, on top of
1:16:17
Speaker 25: your free healthcare and everything. If you're a working class,
1:16:20
Speaker 25: middle class it's tough. I get it, but it's tough
1:16:23
Speaker 25: because of this system is so expensive to run, this
1:16:26
Speaker 25: type of welfare state that transfers wealth to very poor
1:16:30
Speaker 25: people and including imported poor people. It costs a lot
1:16:34
Speaker 25: of money. The main people who pay that are the
1:16:37
Speaker 25: rich billionaires. They pay through you know, corporate taxes, they
1:16:39
Speaker 25: pay it through high property taxes, and it's to chase
1:16:44
Speaker 25: them out is the highest stupidity. It was also like horrendous,
1:16:48
Speaker 25: like just optically bad. You know, we live in a
1:16:52
Speaker 25: very sick society right now, particularly with left wing violence.
1:16:55
Speaker 25: I mean, we have left wingers, you know, basically a
1:16:58
Speaker 25: set trinket is trying and try to assassinate people like
1:17:01
Speaker 25: the President and assassinating people like the United Healthcare CEO.
1:17:06
Speaker 25: To put a target on Ken Griffin is just so
1:17:09
Speaker 25: so outrageous. I mean, they just made me sick watching
1:17:12
Speaker 25: that thing. So I think he should be I can't
1:17:15
Speaker 25: believe he's not castigating more every day in the New
1:17:17
Speaker 25: York Times for that. I mean, you know, literally telling,
1:17:21
Speaker 25: I mean, just just doing that stunt was just so reckless.
1:17:24
Speaker 25: It's beyond the pale.
1:17:26
Speaker 5: I think New York Times will never go against Mom Donnie.
1:17:30
Speaker 5: They never do. But you know, on top of this
1:17:33
Speaker 5: Ken Griffin debacle would sit it down on the six
1:17:36
Speaker 5: billion dollar business venture he wants to do. Right around
1:17:39
Speaker 5: the corner here on three fifty Park Avenue is his
1:17:42
Speaker 5: second home tax. I don't pronounce it that French way.
1:17:45
Speaker 5: How do you say it? The pierre that will cares stupid?
1:17:48
Speaker 13: I think.
1:17:51
Speaker 20: I live.
1:17:52
Speaker 5: I'm from Brooklyn, I'm not from Paris. Okay. It's a
1:17:54
Speaker 5: second home tax. For some reason, people who have succeeded
1:17:58
Speaker 5: in this country and they are they're able to afford
1:18:02
Speaker 5: a second home again, they're being punished. People said to me, sid,
1:18:06
Speaker 5: you're a moron. You don't get it. It's not about
1:18:09
Speaker 5: punishing people are successful. Well, what is it done. I
1:18:12
Speaker 5: don't get it. I've got a second home. I've worked
1:18:14
Speaker 5: hard enough to get that, and if it's worth over
1:18:17
Speaker 5: five million dollars, I've done really, really well, you're going
1:18:20
Speaker 5: to tax me more. I don't know, Charlie. Sounds like
1:18:24
Speaker 5: a punishment to me.
1:18:26
Speaker 25: Yeah, I mean it's also stupid because apparently it's not
1:18:29
Speaker 25: gonna raise that much money. You're just gonna piss these
1:18:31
Speaker 25: guys off. The amount of money it raises. I saw
1:18:35
Speaker 25: the estimates, like four hundred million on a on a
1:18:38
Speaker 25: one hundred and twenty seven billion dollar budget. That's like
1:18:40
Speaker 25: a drop in the bucket gets considering the just all
1:18:43
Speaker 25: the stuff you have to you know, all the all
1:18:46
Speaker 25: the strife you're causing. And on top of that, you know,
1:18:48
Speaker 25: they can challenge that tax. I mean, I think they're
1:18:51
Speaker 25: doing it on the assessed value and you know, not
1:18:55
Speaker 25: what you paid for it, so people could challenge it,
1:18:58
Speaker 25: you know, years before they at the money from this thing.
1:19:01
Speaker 25: So it's it's clearly a stunt. By the way, it's
1:19:04
Speaker 25: not just Mondami, it's that idiot in Albany that that
1:19:08
Speaker 25: proposed this, and he's just taken it to another level.
1:19:11
Speaker 25: And it's a waste of money and it's a waste
1:19:14
Speaker 25: of time. Right now, we should be looking for ways
1:19:17
Speaker 25: to cut taxes in the city because business creation is
1:19:21
Speaker 25: so horrendous. People are not creating businesses in the city.
1:19:25
Speaker 25: And one of the things that if you look at
1:19:27
Speaker 25: our population increases, most of it is from immigration and
1:19:31
Speaker 25: that those are and you know, we're we're importing people
1:19:35
Speaker 25: labor at a time, we just don't need labor. And
1:19:38
Speaker 25: some of these immigrants are coming here illegally as well.
1:19:40
Speaker 25: So we are literally important to the city the world's poor,
1:19:44
Speaker 25: while the middle class, the upper middle class, everybody that
1:19:47
Speaker 25: pays taxes are looking to leave. I mean that is,
1:19:51
Speaker 25: that is, that's not a recipe for disaster and bankruptcy
1:19:55
Speaker 25: in the future.
1:19:56
Speaker 5: I don't know what is, So tell me this then,
1:19:59
Speaker 5: Chaldi got we know, because you're as good as this,
1:20:01
Speaker 5: if not better than anybody. There's got to be a
1:20:05
Speaker 5: reason why there are still wealthy people here. You know
1:20:07
Speaker 5: John Katsumatinez who joined me next hour, he's still here.
1:20:10
Speaker 20: Now.
1:20:10
Speaker 5: The easy answer as well, my kids are here, my
1:20:13
Speaker 5: businesses are here, So I'm still here. You know, Bill
1:20:16
Speaker 5: O'Reilly to a lesser extent. Tell me what we do right,
1:20:20
Speaker 5: what we do right in the city or this state
1:20:24
Speaker 5: that would keep somebody of that ilk here.
1:20:28
Speaker 25: Well, you know, Wall Street is still here. I mean,
1:20:31
Speaker 25: JP Morgan has its headquarters. But you know, here's the problem,
1:20:36
Speaker 25: and you know we do have we do have good
1:20:38
Speaker 25: hospitals here. And why you land going is you know
1:20:40
Speaker 25: that's my hospital. But I know everybody at that hospital.
1:20:44
Speaker 25: I had prosty cancer, said I didn't have to pull
1:20:47
Speaker 25: one string to get great treatment. Yeah, that's how good
1:20:49
Speaker 25: answer I got.
1:20:50
Speaker 5: You're okay, and you're right. I use I use n
1:20:52
Speaker 5: Yu langone as well, and talk to Mark Siegel as
1:20:55
Speaker 5: a dear, dear friend of mine. But you know, by
1:20:57
Speaker 5: the way, just uh, I want to get back to
1:20:59
Speaker 5: what's good here. But even if you die, God forbid
1:21:01
Speaker 5: you die. You know, in this state, they're making it
1:21:04
Speaker 5: so expensive you can't even die here.
1:21:07
Speaker 25: That's true now. But here's what people are doing. And
1:21:09
Speaker 25: people forget this. People or they're not taking this into account.
1:21:13
Speaker 25: They are keeping New Yorkers are moving to buying stuff
1:21:17
Speaker 25: in Florida, staying there like half the year plus one
1:21:22
Speaker 25: and keep their and they keep their place here because
1:21:24
Speaker 25: they don't want to totally move out. They still want
1:21:27
Speaker 25: to tap into the healthcare system in particular. I know
1:21:30
Speaker 25: this for a fact because I know a lot of
1:21:31
Speaker 25: rich people who like the fact that their doctors here.
1:21:35
Speaker 25: We have good hospitals here. By the way, hospitals are
1:21:37
Speaker 25: getting better throughout the country as well as you get.
1:21:41
Speaker 5: You know what's funny about you just said. I was
1:21:42
Speaker 5: talking to Sean Hanniday about this. So every time I
1:21:45
Speaker 5: talked to Sean, which is pretty often, and he's down there.
1:21:48
Speaker 5: And he's down there and he says to me, said,
1:21:49
Speaker 5: you're an idiot. I go, he actually says that. I go,
1:21:51
Speaker 5: what do you mean? He goes, You're still there? He
1:21:53
Speaker 5: goes that, I guarantee you said, there's a radio station
1:21:57
Speaker 5: in Florida that would love to have you. I promise
1:21:59
Speaker 5: you that's the case. At the very least, have your
1:22:02
Speaker 5: boss set you up in Florida. Why are you still there?
1:22:05
Speaker 5: I said, Well, I'm considering doing what a lot of
1:22:06
Speaker 5: New Yorkers are doing, which is I lived in Boca
1:22:08
Speaker 5: for sixteen years. Let me go back and spend half
1:22:12
Speaker 5: plus one ego SID That doesn't work, he said, When
1:22:15
Speaker 5: you do that, they come after you for taxes like
1:22:18
Speaker 5: you wouldn't believe. So Hannity at least said to me
1:22:21
Speaker 5: more than once, more than once. If that's the route
1:22:24
Speaker 5: which you want to go, it is fraught with peril.
1:22:27
Speaker 25: Well, it is. You have to really take. You really
1:22:30
Speaker 25: have to keep track of when you're down there. I mean,
1:22:34
Speaker 25: you have to have documentary evidence. But you know, the
1:22:36
Speaker 25: law is the law. You know what I'm saying. It's
1:22:37
Speaker 25: hard to and they are patents and the asses here
1:22:40
Speaker 25: and trust me, and you know what, they will focus
1:22:43
Speaker 25: on people like you and me, you know, because we
1:22:46
Speaker 25: are outspoken.
1:22:48
Speaker 5: Right of center, you know, handsome, very handsome and good looking. Right.
1:22:53
Speaker 25: Oh, of course, of course Kathy Oakle hates us. But
1:23:00
Speaker 25: but you know so, I mean, when you put all
1:23:02
Speaker 25: that together, of course we got a target on our backs.
1:23:04
Speaker 25: But you know, the law's law. It just keep good records.
1:23:07
Speaker 25: I know people that do this all the time, and
1:23:09
Speaker 25: they come up here for their healthcare and everything. And
1:23:12
Speaker 25: by the way, said, you know, there there are good
1:23:15
Speaker 25: things about New York. You know when I'm when I'm
1:23:18
Speaker 25: not here, I miss it. Trust me. However, when you
1:23:22
Speaker 25: make it this difficult, you have to it becomes a
1:23:26
Speaker 25: cost benefit analysis. When you can get good Italian food
1:23:30
Speaker 25: anywhere in the country, a good point you can't.
1:23:34
Speaker 5: Now, of course you don't have to be up here
1:23:36
Speaker 5: for this stuff, you know, but well you know it's
1:23:39
Speaker 5: got quite Italian food. Kansas shitty forget about a long time.
1:23:43
Speaker 25: They've always had it.
1:23:44
Speaker 20: You know why.
1:23:45
Speaker 25: There was a big Italian neighbors. I went to school
1:23:47
Speaker 25: in Missouri.
1:23:47
Speaker 5: That's where the mom was. That's you know, when you
1:23:49
Speaker 5: see the movie Casino for example, when they used to
1:23:52
Speaker 5: count up all the winnings from the Vegas casinos and
1:23:55
Speaker 5: all those meetings all took place in Kansas City.
1:23:58
Speaker 25: Yeah, there was a big crime family there. And then
1:24:00
Speaker 25: Saint Louis has a huge Italian neighborhood. It's called the Hill.
1:24:04
Speaker 25: But yeah, there's you can get if you'd be surprised
1:24:07
Speaker 25: what's in South Carolina. You know the great food that
1:24:09
Speaker 25: you obviously because you have a Charleston food scenes and
1:24:11
Speaker 25: that's taken off.
1:24:13
Speaker 5: But well, they announced that, they did announced last week
1:24:15
Speaker 5: that well the biggest migration states for Republicans and the
1:24:19
Speaker 5: reason why Republicans can't win here even me because I'm
1:24:22
Speaker 5: considering running Familia with twenty twenty nine. I really am,
1:24:24
Speaker 5: and I think I I think I'll do okay, But
1:24:26
Speaker 5: the problem is Republicans are all gone. But they did
1:24:29
Speaker 5: say outside of Florida and Texas, the number three state
1:24:33
Speaker 5: right now when New York migration South Carolina.
1:24:36
Speaker 25: Absolutely absolutely, And you know, I was talking to Ron
1:24:39
Speaker 25: de Fantas, I was at the Milking conference last week.
1:24:41
Speaker 25: I interviewed Ron, and I Governor de Santas, and I
1:24:44
Speaker 25: interviewed Tim Scott to South Carolina Senator senior Senator from
1:24:49
Speaker 25: South Carolina. He's the head of the Panking Committee. They're
1:24:51
Speaker 25: both great guys, by the way. And you know, so
1:24:54
Speaker 25: Rod was saying, you know the problem you know, he said,
1:24:57
Speaker 25: he told Lee Zeldon one point when he ran for God,
1:25:00
Speaker 25: one of the problems that you have is so many
1:25:01
Speaker 25: people have moved down here. And I think that's the
1:25:04
Speaker 25: problem that Bruce is gonna Bruce Brodkuan is gonna have
1:25:06
Speaker 25: because there's just so many, so many tax payers that
1:25:10
Speaker 25: people who care that are right of center, not even
1:25:13
Speaker 25: like far left liberal, but anybody in the middle is looked,
1:25:17
Speaker 25: is looking at Florida and other places to migrate because
1:25:20
Speaker 25: of just the dysfunctional government. And it's not just taxes.
1:25:23
Speaker 8: You know.
1:25:23
Speaker 25: One thing about these rich guys and I know this,
1:25:25
Speaker 25: and whether it's Ken Griffin or whoever, you know, and
1:25:28
Speaker 25: this is the point I made in my story in
1:25:30
Speaker 25: the posts, that they don't might pay more taxes, you know,
1:25:32
Speaker 25: the tendantier tax like they can't afford that. Of course
1:25:34
Speaker 25: they can. It's that it's going into a sinkhole. Number one.
1:25:38
Speaker 25: Number two, it's being being attacked as villainous. That's number two.
1:25:43
Speaker 25: And you know, the services that they're it's paying for
1:25:47
Speaker 25: are non existent. There are the schools here are horrible. Okay,
1:25:50
Speaker 25: let's be real clear, garbage piles up. The policing. Not
1:25:55
Speaker 25: that the cops are bad, but they they're they're they're
1:25:58
Speaker 25: proverbially handcuffed to be aggressive police. We have homeless well
1:26:02
Speaker 25: over the place. You know, you don't get a lot
1:26:05
Speaker 25: for your money here, and that's one of the problems,
1:26:08
Speaker 25: you know, one of He's something interesting. So I'm out
1:26:10
Speaker 25: in LA and you know, I was staying in Beverly
1:26:13
Speaker 25: Hills because that's where the conference is. I barely saw
1:26:17
Speaker 25: a homeless person in Beverly Hills. Now you go into
1:26:19
Speaker 25: LA and it's a mess now.
1:26:22
Speaker 5: The way it's worst on New York. LA's worst on
1:26:24
Speaker 5: New York. To be honest, Yes, yes it is.
1:26:26
Speaker 25: Because they haven't they actually having campus I mean they
1:26:30
Speaker 25: I'm sure we haven't campments here. I just don't see
1:26:32
Speaker 25: that many of them. But you know, if you go
1:26:34
Speaker 25: out to Brooklyn, you know, someone told me they were
1:26:36
Speaker 25: for a while there was an encampment underneath the b.
1:26:38
Speaker 5: Kew Lee and Williams Well Park too.
1:26:41
Speaker 25: I mean, that's like nuts. But I'm just saying that,
1:26:44
Speaker 25: you know, if you don't get much for your money here,
1:26:47
Speaker 25: and it's becoming a uh, it's becoming a cost benefit
1:26:51
Speaker 25: analysis that most people are saying, I'm gone. And by
1:26:53
Speaker 25: the way, when you're rich, you know, let's be real clear,
1:26:56
Speaker 25: it's easier to deal with this stuff. You have people
1:26:59
Speaker 25: driving you. You don't have to pick the subway. I mean,
1:27:03
Speaker 25: it's just life is a lot easier. And even they're
1:27:06
Speaker 25: sick of it.
1:27:06
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, sure not because they become the hunted. There's
1:27:11
Speaker 5: a bullseye on their back and there's no reason for that. Charlie,
1:27:14
Speaker 5: you're amazing. Is always I love when you come on,
1:27:17
Speaker 5: and some of my listeners, you get very high rates,
1:27:19
Speaker 5: so you do, I swear so, Charlie Gasbuno is always
1:27:22
Speaker 5: amazing job. We'll do it again very very soon, buddy,
1:27:25
Speaker 5: Thank you so much.
1:27:26
Speaker 25: Do you think I can get a teaching position that
1:27:28
Speaker 25: they hit pop school?
1:27:29
Speaker 5: Why not?
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1:27:49
Speaker 5: talk to Scott Monroe. He happens to be the president
1:27:52
Speaker 5: of the DEA union. They're looking for the same bupper's
1:27:56
Speaker 5: own protection for the NYPD that the federal government is
1:28:00
Speaker 5: looking to get or got Brice. So I thought the
1:28:03
Speaker 5: Scott Monroe coming up. He's very happy with the way
1:28:06
Speaker 5: the police. Unhappy, i should say, but the way the
1:28:08
Speaker 5: police are treated in the streets here in New York.
1:28:11
Speaker 5: It goes back to mom, Donnie. We'll talk to John
1:28:13
Speaker 5: Katzmatitis too, but joining me right now the man himself,
1:28:17
Speaker 5: Gordon g. Chang on Twitter, the Great Gordon Chang as
1:28:21
Speaker 5: President Trump gets set to go meet Shee Thursday and
1:28:26
Speaker 5: Friday in China. Gordon, Good, Monday morning, buddy, how are you.
1:28:30
Speaker 28: I'm fine, said, and thank you so much.
1:28:32
Speaker 5: Great to have your back before we get to this
1:28:34
Speaker 5: big China visit. I'm gonna be honest. I took a
1:28:37
Speaker 5: vote about thirty minutes ago. My guys are on the show,
1:28:40
Speaker 5: you know, Gord, Lou and Noel and Justin. I said,
1:28:44
Speaker 5: if I ask Gordon Chang in thirty minutes which is now,
1:28:48
Speaker 5: the hunt of virus did that originate? In some wet
1:28:52
Speaker 5: lamb in China, like the coronavirus. What do you think
1:28:57
Speaker 5: he says? And do you know it was unonymous?
1:29:01
Speaker 32: Four to four said that Gordon will say that, yes,
1:29:05
Speaker 32: this virus was created somewhere, also not very long before
1:29:11
Speaker 32: the midterms, good timing.
1:29:14
Speaker 5: What do you think the truth is about this latest virus?
1:29:18
Speaker 28: I hate to disappoint you guys, but I don't know
1:29:21
Speaker 28: the answer to Oh. I mean, we don't have any
1:29:24
Speaker 28: evidence that it popped out of China. Now, if this
1:29:27
Speaker 28: were a Bola, I would say almost certainly it came
1:29:31
Speaker 28: from China, because we know that the wuhan Istude of Proology,
1:29:34
Speaker 28: those friends who gave us COVID nineteen, are now weaponizing
1:29:38
Speaker 28: a bola, and we know that they're working on other
1:29:41
Speaker 28: diseases as well. But hintavirus, you know, I just I
1:29:45
Speaker 28: wish I knew the answer.
1:29:46
Speaker 5: All right, at least you're honest. Let's get to all
1:29:49
Speaker 5: what's going to happen on Thursday. This trip was supposed
1:29:52
Speaker 5: to happen last month, but of course the Eiron War
1:29:55
Speaker 5: made sure that Trump didn't go. But he is going
1:29:58
Speaker 5: this Thursday. It's a big two day meeting with she
1:30:02
Speaker 5: Trump posted on social media recently, President, she will give
1:30:06
Speaker 5: me a big baththog when I get there in a
1:30:08
Speaker 5: few weeks. We're working together smartly and very well. Doesn't
1:30:13
Speaker 5: that be fighting? The Trump is telling everybody things are
1:30:17
Speaker 5: all good. But I'm hearing reports that China is still
1:30:20
Speaker 5: supplying Iran with weapons, maybe through the Casbyan CEA, that
1:30:25
Speaker 5: China is very involved in keeping Iran afloat in this
1:30:30
Speaker 5: war against America. Does Trump not know that or is
1:30:33
Speaker 5: he just being very nice? What's the truth China and Iran.
1:30:38
Speaker 28: I don't know what Trump actually knows, but he does
1:30:42
Speaker 28: have the US intelligence communities, So my answer would be
1:30:46
Speaker 28: he must know the Chinese are supplying the Iranians with
1:30:49
Speaker 28: weapons that the Iranians are using to kill Americans. So,
1:30:53
Speaker 28: for instance, those six Americans who were killed on March first,
1:30:57
Speaker 28: those who are Iranian drones. Every Iranian drone has Chinese
1:31:01
Speaker 28: microchips or microchips that the Chinese sourced from others. So yeah,
1:31:07
Speaker 28: I'm sure Trump knows, but it's you know, And I
1:31:11
Speaker 28: actually think that it's incumbent on him to tell the
1:31:14
Speaker 28: American people what he knows, because these are the lives
1:31:18
Speaker 28: of American service people. At risk.
1:31:21
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's interesting. He you know, I know what he does.
1:31:23
Speaker 5: He's trying to make sure that he gets there. It's
1:31:25
Speaker 5: all nice and he can get stuff done. He's he's
1:31:28
Speaker 5: a brilliant, brilliant tactician when it comes to that, especially
1:31:31
Speaker 5: with people you don't get along with. Right North Korea,
1:31:33
Speaker 5: China putin he's the best at that, maybe the best ever.
1:31:37
Speaker 5: But the truth is is that China is helping the enemy.
1:31:40
Speaker 20: Now.
1:31:41
Speaker 5: China is in a tough spot here because the US
1:31:44
Speaker 5: blockade at the Strait of Hormuz is preventing China from
1:31:48
Speaker 5: accessing Iran's oil, which they need. I boy, believe correct
1:31:52
Speaker 5: me if I'm wrong. The majority of their oil comes
1:31:55
Speaker 5: from that strait, So they're in a tough spot in
1:31:57
Speaker 5: that A they're actually helping he but B they need
1:32:02
Speaker 5: eron to back off the straight because they need the oil.
1:32:05
Speaker 5: They're kind of playing both sides here.
1:32:07
Speaker 7: No.
1:32:08
Speaker 28: Oh yeah, China gets first of all takes. Last year
1:32:12
Speaker 28: took eighty seven point two percent. I think of Iran's
1:32:15
Speaker 28: exports of crude. China gets somewhere between forty five to
1:32:19
Speaker 28: fifty percent of its seaborne imports of oil from the
1:32:24
Speaker 28: Strait of formbus. And also, you know, we know that
1:32:28
Speaker 28: China is the world's largest importer of crude oil, so yeah,
1:32:31
Speaker 28: they're hurting. We saw this in the April CPI numbers
1:32:34
Speaker 28: from Beijing, which were released a few hours ago, and
1:32:37
Speaker 28: so yeah, Trump has an important card that he can play.
1:32:42
Speaker 28: You know, Trump goes to Beijing, and you got to
1:32:45
Speaker 28: look at the context. He goes to Beijing carrying certain
1:32:49
Speaker 28: built in disadvantages. So, for instance, the Chinese view every
1:32:53
Speaker 28: foreign leader who comes as no more than a tribal
1:32:56
Speaker 28: chieftain coming to pay homage. C jumping is especially ergant
1:33:00
Speaker 28: to make that worst segion. Ping is now Security's propagating
1:33:03
Speaker 28: a lot of anti American narratives, and of course Trump
1:33:07
Speaker 28: it didn't go for the March thirty one summit because
1:33:10
Speaker 28: of the Iran War, but the Iran War is still ongoing,
1:33:13
Speaker 28: and so the Chinese view this as Trump coming to
1:33:17
Speaker 28: ask for their help. That's not a good look. But
1:33:20
Speaker 28: you know, Trump is Trump. He can change and defy
1:33:22
Speaker 28: conventional wisdom. He can do something that puts the Chinese
1:33:26
Speaker 28: on the back foot, and he absolutely needs to do
1:33:28
Speaker 28: that sid because he needs to show Sigimping that he's
1:33:32
Speaker 28: not afraid of America, that he's not afraid of China,
1:33:36
Speaker 28: and right now the Chinese think that Trump is afraid
1:33:39
Speaker 28: of them. That is not good. I'm not saying the
1:33:42
Speaker 28: Chinese are right. I'm saying that's the way they're looking
1:33:44
Speaker 28: at it.
1:33:45
Speaker 5: Yeah. No, this is why Trump is mad at you, Gordon,
1:33:47
Speaker 5: because he's even though you're even though you're probably acud
1:33:50
Speaker 5: I know, right, even though you may be accurate. So
1:33:53
Speaker 5: then tell me to put the Chinese on their back foot.
1:33:56
Speaker 5: As you just said, is that taris is, He's not trade,
1:34:00
Speaker 5: He's not going to threaten them with any military involvement.
1:34:03
Speaker 5: So practically, what does President Trump do to say? Does
1:34:07
Speaker 5: she hate tough guy? Calm down, I'm about to put
1:34:10
Speaker 5: you in your place.
1:34:11
Speaker 28: Two things. First of all, remember Trump warned that any
1:34:16
Speaker 28: country that would supply Iran with weapons during the course
1:34:19
Speaker 28: of the war would be hit with an American additional
1:34:22
Speaker 28: fifty percent tariff on their goods. Trump needs to do that.
1:34:26
Speaker 28: I mean, the evidence is there for everyone to see.
1:34:30
Speaker 28: If so, I think Trump needs to make good on
1:34:32
Speaker 28: his threat. Otherwise the Chinese will think he's just hollowman.
1:34:36
Speaker 28: The other thing he needs to do is we know
1:34:39
Speaker 28: that Chinese banks have been laundering money for the Chinese kangs.
1:34:45
Speaker 28: They've been complicit in this. Secretary Vesent Treasury Secretary has
1:34:50
Speaker 28: been warning about employing Section three eleven of the USA
1:34:54
Speaker 28: Patriot Act, which would disconnect the Chinese banks from their
1:34:57
Speaker 28: dollar accounts. Look, we need to do this regardless of
1:35:01
Speaker 28: Trump's visit or no visit, because China right now has
1:35:05
Speaker 28: a free pass to violate American laws. If we're not
1:35:07
Speaker 28: going to enforce our laws, we need to repeal them.
1:35:10
Speaker 28: But the worst thing is today, and that is we
1:35:13
Speaker 28: say we got these laws, but we basically say to China,
1:35:16
Speaker 28: come here and violate our laws because we're happy for
1:35:18
Speaker 28: you to money launder. We didn't let Pablo Escobar launder
1:35:22
Speaker 28: money through New York, but we will let you. That's
1:35:25
Speaker 28: really wrong.
1:35:26
Speaker 5: Is that really happening? One hundred percent?
1:35:30
Speaker 28: The Chinese money laundering gangs have taken over the money
1:35:34
Speaker 28: laundering business around the world, not just for the Mexican cartels.
1:35:38
Speaker 28: We know that these Chinese money laundering gangs use Chinese
1:35:42
Speaker 28: banking apps. They use the Chinese banking system to do this.
1:35:45
Speaker 28: China's banking system is tightly controlled. Remember, China is basically
1:35:49
Speaker 28: a totalitarian state. The Chinese know exactly what these Chinese
1:35:53
Speaker 28: gangs are doing. So yeah, these Chinese banks are complicit
1:35:57
Speaker 28: in money laundering for Mexican drug lords and for other
1:36:01
Speaker 28: bad actors around the world. And you know, Bessen has
1:36:04
Speaker 28: been warning them over the last couple of months, well
1:36:06
Speaker 28: actually last couple of weeks, but we haven't seen anything happen.
1:36:10
Speaker 28: And this is not just a Trump issue. This is
1:36:13
Speaker 28: a Biden issue. This is a Obama issue. We've known
1:36:16
Speaker 28: the Chinese have been doing this stuff, and we have
1:36:19
Speaker 28: not had the courage to enforce our own laws. So
1:36:22
Speaker 28: this is on us Sid.
1:36:24
Speaker 5: Gordon Shang Gordon g Chang on Twitter. I know ideally
1:36:27
Speaker 5: she would love to have his Chinese car makers here
1:36:32
Speaker 5: in the US market. And we want those rare earth minerals, right,
1:36:35
Speaker 5: I mean those things are used everything from your smartbones
1:36:39
Speaker 5: to depend systems to AI. Those are two major topics
1:36:45
Speaker 5: on the table on Thursday and Friday, Chinese carmakers and
1:36:49
Speaker 5: rare earth minerals. Where is he that going?
1:36:52
Speaker 28: Well, I don't know what Trump will do, but Trump
1:36:54
Speaker 28: absolutely should not allow Chinese ethe's into our country. They
1:36:58
Speaker 28: are rolling spy machines transmit data back to China. In
1:37:02
Speaker 28: other words, you know, you drive a Chinese EVS onto
1:37:05
Speaker 28: a US military base, they see everything. Also, you know,
1:37:08
Speaker 28: the Chinese can remotely control these cars, so if they
1:37:11
Speaker 28: want to, they can drive your car off the cliff
1:37:14
Speaker 28: with you in it. So this is just wrong. The
1:37:18
Speaker 28: Biden Administration, to its great credit, in January twenty twenty five,
1:37:21
Speaker 28: issued regulations that effectively prevent Chinese evs on America's roads.
1:37:26
Speaker 28: We need to put that into legislation, as some Republican
1:37:30
Speaker 28: congressmen are trying to do, because this needs to be
1:37:33
Speaker 28: more than just an executive order. It needs to be
1:37:35
Speaker 28: permanent legislation. And the last thing we should do is
1:37:38
Speaker 28: allow Chinese to make cars in our country. And that's
1:37:42
Speaker 28: a long conversation. There are a lot of reasons, but
1:37:45
Speaker 28: we do not want China to take over Detroit, and
1:37:49
Speaker 28: that's what would happen because of Chinese subsidies.
1:37:52
Speaker 5: I don't want that. I don't want them buying land
1:37:54
Speaker 5: in New York. You know yet, I don't want any
1:37:57
Speaker 5: of that. Now, what about these are rare earth minimals.
1:37:59
Speaker 5: Currently China controls the majority of the manufacturing supply chain
1:38:03
Speaker 5: of these minerals. It's bad enough, you can't get an
1:38:05
Speaker 5: antibiotic in the United States. About the Chinese, what about
1:38:07
Speaker 5: these earth minerals.
1:38:09
Speaker 28: Yeah, China has a near monopoly on the processing of
1:38:13
Speaker 28: rare earths, processing ninety two percent of global rare earths.
1:38:17
Speaker 28: It also mines a lot of them. But you know,
1:38:20
Speaker 28: here give great cut it to the Trump administration for
1:38:23
Speaker 28: taking very important steps to reduce our vulnerability to Chinese
1:38:27
Speaker 28: rare earths. So this is really good news. And also
1:38:30
Speaker 28: a lot of Americans are coming up within genius ways
1:38:34
Speaker 28: to reduce or eliminate our need for Chinese rare earths.
1:38:38
Speaker 28: So you know, two years down the road, we won't
1:38:40
Speaker 28: have this vulnerability. We'll still have vulnerability on pharmaceuticals. We
1:38:44
Speaker 28: need to do a lot more. Senator Rick Scott Florida
1:38:48
Speaker 28: is working on this problem, but we need to have
1:38:52
Speaker 28: and President Trump has been helping on this, so that's
1:38:55
Speaker 28: good too, but we need much more focus on it.
1:38:58
Speaker 5: I'm surprised too that one of the topics of conversation
1:39:01
Speaker 5: it looks like on this big Trump trip and he's
1:39:03
Speaker 5: taking the guy from Boeling with him.
1:39:05
Speaker 23: I know that.
1:39:06
Speaker 5: So there's a lot of business I'll be dealing with.
1:39:07
Speaker 5: But I'm surprised that Taiwan will still be a topic
1:39:10
Speaker 5: of discussion. I guess the Chinese know that we supplied
1:39:13
Speaker 5: them with weapons, and we know that they'd love to
1:39:15
Speaker 5: absorb Taiwan if given the opportunity. So I guess Taiwan
1:39:18
Speaker 5: is delay discussion.
1:39:21
Speaker 28: In any conversation with Chinese officials, it is Taiwan is
1:39:26
Speaker 28: something that they will bring up. And yes, they do
1:39:31
Speaker 28: want to annex Taiwan, but no, the people in Taiwan
1:39:34
Speaker 28: don't want to be a next and it's our interest
1:39:37
Speaker 28: to make sure that China keeps its midst off of Taiwan,
1:39:41
Speaker 28: because Taiwan is really important for the United States, not
1:39:45
Speaker 28: only microchips, but it's other things as well. You know,
1:39:48
Speaker 28: after Biden's catastrophic withdrawal from Afghanistan, Taiwan became the test
1:39:54
Speaker 28: of American credibility and resolve around the world. So this
1:39:57
Speaker 28: is not just a Taiwan or not just an Asia issue.
1:40:00
Speaker 28: This is an issue that transcends just East Asia.
1:40:05
Speaker 5: Something a discussion with somebody last week and they claim
1:40:09
Speaker 5: they vote for both parties, but I don't trust them. No,
1:40:12
Speaker 5: I don't like Trump. And they were saying that there's
1:40:15
Speaker 5: no superpower the United States is not a superpower now.
1:40:18
Speaker 5: I said to you on this show a couple of
1:40:19
Speaker 5: weeks agoing you agreed that the United States is still
1:40:22
Speaker 5: the superpower. Why because we still have a great economy
1:40:26
Speaker 5: around the world. Our economy is far and away the best.
1:40:29
Speaker 5: You can't put Russia and China in the same category,
1:40:32
Speaker 5: not even close. So I maintain and say by what
1:40:35
Speaker 5: I said a couple of weeks ago that the only
1:40:37
Speaker 5: world superpower right now is US and not the Chinese
1:40:42
Speaker 5: or the Russians. Your thoughts, You're.
1:40:44
Speaker 28: One hundred percent right, sid. We are energy independent, we
1:40:48
Speaker 28: are food independent. The Chinese are not.
1:40:52
Speaker 5: That's a big one. So tell me about Russia quickly.
1:40:55
Speaker 5: Last one and Ukraine. Putin said this war could be
1:40:58
Speaker 5: over very very soon. When you're hearing Gordon.
1:41:01
Speaker 28: Well, the Ukrainians are having their way with the Russians.
1:41:04
Speaker 28: So yeah, I think Putin is signaling that he's just
1:41:08
Speaker 28: had enough of this. And that's good because Ukraine is
1:41:11
Speaker 28: founding the you know what out of the Russians.
1:41:13
Speaker 5: They are final fifteen seconds. So again, just to wrap
1:41:15
Speaker 5: this up in a nice little bow, Gordon Chang, what
1:41:17
Speaker 5: do you want to see from Trump when he goes
1:41:19
Speaker 5: to Beijing on Thursday.
1:41:21
Speaker 28: I want Trump to tell the world that there's a
1:41:24
Speaker 28: war in Iran because China has transplanted its nuclear weapons
1:41:27
Speaker 28: program to Iran. Trump needs to say all this stuff
1:41:31
Speaker 28: in public to show that he's not afraid of the Chinese.
1:41:34
Speaker 28: He does that, it's a big win for the United States.
1:41:37
Speaker 5: Gordon, You're amazing. You know that already. Thank you so
1:41:40
Speaker 5: much for hopping on today. I always love having you
1:41:42
Speaker 5: on this show. Gordon, Thank you so much.
1:41:44
Speaker 28: Thank you, Sid. I really appreciate it.
1:41:45
Speaker 5: Poh bless you. Gordon Chang right there. Follow him on Twitter,
1:41:48
Speaker 5: Gordon g Gordon g Chang and another great segment with
1:41:53
Speaker 5: Gordon will take a break still to come. As I
1:41:55
Speaker 5: mentioned one of the great pictures Atlanta Brave New York
1:41:58
Speaker 5: met Tom Glavin, his former skipper for the Atlanta Braves.
1:42:01
Speaker 5: Bobby Cox died this weekend. We'll talk to the president
1:42:05
Speaker 5: of the dee A, Scott Monroe. Kats will be here too.
1:42:08
Speaker 5: The Monday edition of Sit and Friends in the Morning
1:42:11
Speaker 5: rolls on.
1:42:13
Speaker 17: Sid and Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple
1:42:16
Speaker 17: podcast network.
1:42:18
Speaker 5: Before we get to John Katz Matidi, so I mentioned
1:42:21
Speaker 5: city and State and I guess they wrote a story
1:42:24
Speaker 5: about the potentials for mayor. I mean, most people think
1:42:28
Speaker 5: Mamdani's gonna win again. But no, you've got some of
1:42:32
Speaker 5: that there, right, the potential twenty twenty nine mayor race.
1:42:35
Speaker 5: He can't make this up. But mister seven percent, mister
1:42:39
Speaker 5: twenty something percent, if you add him up in two races,
1:42:42
Speaker 5: he's doing it again.
1:42:43
Speaker 3: Yeah, Curtis Leewall confirmed to City and State that he
1:42:46
Speaker 3: is running in twenty twenty.
1:42:47
Speaker 5: Do that again. If you add up his two numbers,
1:42:50
Speaker 5: two of them against Eric Adams, and his numbers against
1:42:53
Speaker 5: Mamdanni and Cuomo, he doesn't even reach twenty five percent.
1:42:56
Speaker 5: Why would you do it again?
1:42:57
Speaker 3: Well, he's announced that he's going to run, and then
1:42:59
Speaker 3: you have the NYPD, the Chief of Department, as we know,
1:43:02
Speaker 3: John Seohn Shell is gonna run. And then in this
1:43:06
Speaker 3: article they go on to say radio host and pottymouth
1:43:10
Speaker 3: Sid Rosenberg has also said he's considering a run.
1:43:14
Speaker 5: That's how City and State described me as radio host
1:43:17
Speaker 5: on pottymouth. But it gets worse than that.
1:43:19
Speaker 3: They say collectively, those three John Shell Curtously, when you
1:43:23
Speaker 3: have a better chance of willing a pulleitzer than winning
1:43:25
Speaker 3: the mayor's race.
1:43:27
Speaker 5: That's probably true. I mean not exactly a potent threesome.
1:43:32
Speaker 5: Lingua who's embarrassed himselves twice, I mean really embarrassed himself. Shell,
1:43:36
Speaker 5: who's a great guy, but I'm not sure he's up
1:43:39
Speaker 5: for this, and then me. You know, people tell you
1:43:42
Speaker 5: about me and Ay, but we'll see. John katch Matiti's
1:43:45
Speaker 5: hosts one, not one, but two great shows on this
1:43:48
Speaker 5: station five pm every weekday afternoon it's the Cats and
1:43:51
Speaker 5: Cosby Show and of course his masterpiece eight am every
1:43:54
Speaker 5: Sunday morning be Cats Round Table. John's on his way
1:43:58
Speaker 5: to box business later on this morning, and uh, he's
1:44:02
Speaker 5: probably on his way to China. I don't know. Made
1:44:04
Speaker 5: Trump probably wants him to go with him. Are you
1:44:06
Speaker 5: going to China? John with Trump on Thursday?
1:44:10
Speaker 20: And be honest, no, I'm not going to China, but
1:44:13
Speaker 20: you never know. If he goes to Greece, I may go.
1:44:16
Speaker 5: Is he going to go to Greece for some reason?
1:44:18
Speaker 20: There's been an announcement that he may go?
1:44:21
Speaker 5: And why is that? Is that because of Erdawan and
1:44:23
Speaker 5: Turkey or is it because we want to do more
1:44:26
Speaker 5: with the Greek people? Why would that be?
1:44:29
Speaker 20: Well, you know you have that whole area is in
1:44:34
Speaker 20: not turmoil. You know, you got Turkey. We don't know
1:44:38
Speaker 20: what the heck is going on with the I'm not
1:44:41
Speaker 20: sure NATO trust Turkey one hundred uh no. And Greece
1:44:47
Speaker 20: has been the pivotal thing in that area other than Turkey.
1:44:52
Speaker 20: So we need Greece to do the right things. Between
1:44:55
Speaker 20: Greece and Cyprus, because Cyprus is right. You were there
1:45:00
Speaker 20: off the coast of Israel, right, they're thirty minutes away
1:45:02
Speaker 20: from Tell me, don't forget how I used to sell
1:45:05
Speaker 20: those those Cypriot oranges.
1:45:08
Speaker 5: Yes, right off the coastal right off the coast of Cyprists.
1:45:11
Speaker 18: Right.
1:45:12
Speaker 20: The Jews came into Prestides in Augustino and brought up.
1:45:15
Speaker 5: All those strangers. No, they love them now. Greece is still,
1:45:18
Speaker 5: thank God for Greece in Europe. But he's a bad guy,
1:45:21
Speaker 5: or the one I was told, and I was in
1:45:22
Speaker 5: Athens last summer. You know better than me that he's
1:45:25
Speaker 5: still flying missions over the Greek islands, still, is that true?
1:45:32
Speaker 20: He tests them. They test each other, you know how
1:45:37
Speaker 20: they are, the Greeks and Turks, they test each other. Yeah,
1:45:41
Speaker 20: there hasn't been any serious altercations or whatever. And you know,
1:45:48
Speaker 20: I'm from the island of Nidos, where I was born.
1:45:51
Speaker 20: That's right off the coast of Turkey. So I saw
1:45:53
Speaker 20: that last week at the Preak Independence state parade. The
1:45:57
Speaker 20: Minister of Defense of Greece comes comes over to say hello,
1:46:03
Speaker 20: and I shake his hand. I said, and I whispering
1:46:05
Speaker 20: this year, make sure you defend me.
1:46:08
Speaker 5: He said that. I said that. That's great, that's great.
1:46:10
Speaker 20: I mean, you know, look, he took over You know
1:46:14
Speaker 20: what happened in the nineteen was it nineteen fifties, nineteen
1:46:18
Speaker 20: sixties with Cypress. They used an excuse for.
1:46:23
Speaker 5: Some cocta excuse, very good one, and oh my god,
1:46:27
Speaker 5: that's true.
1:46:28
Speaker 20: There must be a listen live, John cass Tetes on
1:46:33
Speaker 20: sitting fronts my god, I got it.
1:46:35
Speaker 5: Check, got it on my phone. Nicely done, and fell asleep.
1:46:38
Speaker 5: But I know I'd have to be on with you.
1:46:43
Speaker 20: In Turkey used NATO weapons and NATO information to go
1:46:51
Speaker 20: in and take over the northern part of Cypress. Yes,
1:46:55
Speaker 20: and it was wrong, and Kissinger quasi backed them up,
1:47:00
Speaker 20: and now is wrong. And I never really understood why
1:47:04
Speaker 20: Kissinger allowed that to happen and didn't say to President
1:47:09
Speaker 20: Nixon that's wrong. They shouldn't be doing it.
1:47:11
Speaker 5: He never explained it. One more thing on Greece, like
1:47:14
Speaker 5: in Israel, for example, prime Minister BB has all the power.
1:47:18
Speaker 5: The president, who's a nice guy. I get along with
1:47:20
Speaker 5: them very nicely, but he's got no power. He's got nothing.
1:47:23
Speaker 5: I remember when I went to my tour in Athens
1:47:25
Speaker 5: last summer, I passed by the prime minister and a
1:47:28
Speaker 5: president there too. There's both of them, but much like Israel,
1:47:31
Speaker 5: the prime minister has the power or no power.
1:47:35
Speaker 20: Okay. And mister Takis, who you know I know pretty well.
1:47:42
Speaker 20: He's been doing a decent job there and he's been
1:47:46
Speaker 20: you know, he's wanting to meet with President Trump and
1:47:53
Speaker 20: President Trump. You know, he's been busy. He's busy fighting
1:47:55
Speaker 20: in the rest of the world kind of busy. I mean,
1:47:57
Speaker 20: it's gonna be an interesting times on this visit to
1:48:01
Speaker 20: I heard Gordon changing his interview. Gordon is a good guy. Uh,
1:48:06
Speaker 20: but on his electric vehicles, he's probably more right than
1:48:09
Speaker 20: rules that.
1:48:10
Speaker 5: When he's.
1:48:13
Speaker 20: I think Iran, Iran has there's two Irans right now.
1:48:18
Speaker 20: That's why Trump said what he said. He said. Trump said, uh,
1:48:24
Speaker 20: the trifling with us, there's two Irans. There's Iran that
1:48:29
Speaker 20: China wants them to make peace with Trump. They need
1:48:33
Speaker 20: it because the other Iran don't want the oil. The
1:48:36
Speaker 20: other Iran doesn't want you know, war, they want nothing.
1:48:40
Speaker 20: They just want war because the guy's in power. The soldiers.
1:48:45
Speaker 20: You know, remember the movie The Planet of the Apes.
1:48:48
Speaker 20: Of course it's the chip when Iran, it's the chimpanzees
1:48:52
Speaker 20: and the gorillas. Yeah, the gorillas want war, war, war, war.
1:48:57
Speaker 20: The Chimpanzees said, let's give piece a chance. Now, all
1:49:01
Speaker 20: that said, all that above said, you still they're pushing
1:49:07
Speaker 20: towards having a democratic government, a democratic Senate and a
1:49:11
Speaker 20: democratic Congress, whether the Iranians or the Chinese, because they're
1:49:20
Speaker 20: gonna get away with everything. For some reason, the Democratic
1:49:26
Speaker 20: Party has has gone the wrong direction. You know, I believe,
1:49:31
Speaker 20: you know, I believe in common sense democrats, common sense Republicans. Well,
1:49:36
Speaker 20: the uncommon sense Democrats are in charge. The Democratic Socialists
1:49:41
Speaker 20: are in charge. And what happened is the Democratic Socialists
1:49:46
Speaker 20: have taken over, have taken over the Democratic Party.
1:49:51
Speaker 5: You're right about that. But even before that, before the
1:49:54
Speaker 5: DSA took over, the Democrats were already rotten.
1:49:58
Speaker 20: They were headed in that direction.
1:50:00
Speaker 5: Ever since Trump came down that escalator in twenty sixteen,
1:50:03
Speaker 5: the Democrats have started the complete maniacs.
1:50:06
Speaker 20: And I'll tell you what else happened. You know, we're
1:50:09
Speaker 20: trying to cover a lot in only a few minutes.
1:50:13
Speaker 20: In President Obama before he left town, he put in
1:50:19
Speaker 20: two thousand of his people and made them civil service
1:50:24
Speaker 20: jobs and infiltrated every department, every agency in the United
1:50:30
Speaker 20: States of America that are loyal to the Obama versus
1:50:35
Speaker 20: loyal to Trump forty five. And it took President Trump
1:50:41
Speaker 20: four years on the beach, is that what you call
1:50:44
Speaker 20: it on the beach, on the beach for him to
1:50:47
Speaker 20: realize what the heck is going on? That made Trump
1:50:51
Speaker 20: forty seven the greatest president because it took those four
1:50:56
Speaker 20: years on the beach for him to realize that he
1:50:58
Speaker 20: was surrounded by a lot of stuff. I mean, I'll
1:51:00
Speaker 20: tell you stories. I mean, if I tell you a
1:51:03
Speaker 20: quick story that there was a person in the in
1:51:06
Speaker 20: the Oval office that that was it was an infiltrated
1:51:11
Speaker 20: officer and one of my h I don't want to
1:51:14
Speaker 20: say who turned it in and the person he turned
1:51:18
Speaker 20: it into and he was going to do something about it.
1:51:21
Speaker 5: That person got fired.
1:51:22
Speaker 20: The Obama person said, say how about that, because there
1:51:25
Speaker 20: were great, great actors, great actors, they knew their mission,
1:51:30
Speaker 20: and he put the best ones closer to Trump than
1:51:34
Speaker 20: the other agencies, and they they infiltrated. And guess what, Uh,
1:51:41
Speaker 20: Trump didn't have a chance. Trump forty five had not
1:51:46
Speaker 20: a good chance. And the problem is, we have to win.
1:51:50
Speaker 20: The Republican Party has to win, and it has to
1:51:53
Speaker 20: win big in America. And we got to get one
1:51:56
Speaker 20: one vote, one American, one vote. We got to pay
1:51:59
Speaker 20: your we got to make sure because otherwise we had
1:52:03
Speaker 20: Tom fitting on from Judicial Watch. I don't know if
1:52:05
Speaker 20: you ever had Tom's great uh, And he eight hundred
1:52:09
Speaker 20: thousand votes in Washington State, a million votes in New
1:52:16
Speaker 20: York City, New York State, a million that shouldn't be
1:52:19
Speaker 20: voting now. In addition, so I asked them Tom, how
1:52:24
Speaker 20: many left in the United States. He says, maybe twenty
1:52:27
Speaker 20: four million. So right now, our our voting system is compromised,
1:52:35
Speaker 20: and we have to straighten out our voting system. The
1:52:38
Speaker 20: other thing that Congress has to straighten out, and I
1:52:40
Speaker 20: don't know how to do it, because you've got to
1:52:43
Speaker 20: get control of the Senate to be able to do
1:52:47
Speaker 20: to complete sweep. They in the census, they count migrants
1:52:55
Speaker 20: and illegal illegal illegal no migrants events illegals. They count everybody.
1:53:02
Speaker 20: Every if there's a body there and he's still alive,
1:53:06
Speaker 20: they count them right, just to get more votes in
1:53:09
Speaker 20: the Blue States. Sometimes I don't want to fight blue
1:53:13
Speaker 20: versus Red, but the fact is right now the Blue
1:53:17
Speaker 20: is compromised. The Supreme Court helped us last week. The
1:53:22
Speaker 20: Socialist Party, which if they ran on their own, would
1:53:25
Speaker 20: get two percent of the vote of the whole country.
1:53:30
Speaker 20: They realized that, and they use foreign money coming in,
1:53:35
Speaker 20: foreign money coming in to take control of the regular
1:53:39
Speaker 20: Democratic Party. And what happens is the dem Party Democratic
1:53:44
Speaker 20: Party has a chance, you know, a lot of it
1:53:47
Speaker 20: looks look a friend, a mutual Friendshowitz after eight seven
1:53:54
Speaker 20: years the Democratic Party.
1:53:56
Speaker 5: He's a publican.
1:53:58
Speaker 20: But he's a smart joke.
1:53:59
Speaker 5: He's a smart joke. But now, if you're telling me
1:54:01
Speaker 5: the DSA that these candidates for the most part have
1:54:05
Speaker 5: success because of foreign money, the base john of the
1:54:08
Speaker 5: DSA candidates, the face of the DSA wins, happens to
1:54:12
Speaker 5: be our mayor. So did he win because of foreign money?
1:54:16
Speaker 20: I don't know. We couldn't prove that.
1:54:18
Speaker 5: Remember, we were we were trying. We were trying.
1:54:21
Speaker 20: I don't know that, but I'll tell you what they
1:54:25
Speaker 20: told one of our mutual friends. They told one of
1:54:29
Speaker 20: our mutual friends, we don't need New York Times, we
1:54:33
Speaker 20: don't need the New York Post, we don't need the
1:54:35
Speaker 20: deal in News. We don't need any of them because
1:54:38
Speaker 20: we press a button and we got twelve million media supporters,
1:54:44
Speaker 20: the social media. So it has changed as the war
1:54:51
Speaker 20: changed from battleships to drones. Now they have underwater drones,
1:54:58
Speaker 20: and there's to be no more there's gonna be no
1:55:02
Speaker 20: more soldiers hitting the beaches. You know what's gonna be robots. Robots,
1:55:07
Speaker 20: robots rid it here. First, I believe it. And guess what,
1:55:10
Speaker 20: you remember the movie Terminator. Yeah, well, we're building our
1:55:14
Speaker 20: own terminators, just like that, just like that.
1:55:16
Speaker 5: Yeah, and so we.
1:55:18
Speaker 20: Terminator zero zero zero drones, underwater drones and you know,
1:55:26
Speaker 20: space for us. You never know what we have up there.
1:55:28
Speaker 20: I can't tell you.
1:55:30
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, I know, I know you believe that there
1:55:33
Speaker 5: is a whole bunch of you believe that there's actually
1:55:34
Speaker 5: aliens here.
1:55:36
Speaker 20: That's a different conversation. But do you believe we have
1:55:38
Speaker 20: actually have aliens here here somewhere we're housing Eisenhower made
1:55:42
Speaker 20: a deal with whom with those aliens?
1:55:46
Speaker 5: He did? Yes, so you believe they are here?
1:55:48
Speaker 20: Right, they are here Area fifty one, somewhere, They're somewhere somewhere,
1:55:52
Speaker 20: they are underground, they're underwater, uh in all over the place.
1:56:00
Speaker 20: And who they are I don't know.
1:56:02
Speaker 5: Would you bet the four billion dollars you have right
1:56:04
Speaker 5: now that is an alien somewhere in New York?
1:56:07
Speaker 20: Absolutely? Really yes, then you really really feel that. No, No,
1:56:11
Speaker 20: they're they're here. Wow, they're here. And one of the reasons, well,
1:56:16
Speaker 20: I was on with Greg Kelly last week, and he
1:56:20
Speaker 20: was he was, if you look at uh, the Washington
1:56:26
Speaker 20: Post on July nineteen fifty two, fifty UFOs circling the Capitol.
1:56:33
Speaker 5: How do you know the UFOs? Thoughing? Not what else?
1:56:37
Speaker 20: Maybe maybe the phones? Maybe in nineteen fifty two, give
1:56:41
Speaker 20: me a break.
1:56:42
Speaker 5: Well, how do we know that? Do we actually have
1:56:44
Speaker 5: a photographs of war?
1:56:45
Speaker 20: Yes, it's on the front page of the Washington Post.
1:56:47
Speaker 20: Mm hmm okay, and our jets chase them, et cetera,
1:56:51
Speaker 20: et cetera.
1:56:51
Speaker 5: The ditch.
1:56:51
Speaker 20: But that was that was to get the president's attention. Okay,
1:56:55
Speaker 20: and they got President Eisenhowers and now you.
1:56:57
Speaker 5: Got my attention. And uh, because I've been vamily against.
1:57:01
Speaker 20: It was a deal.
1:57:01
Speaker 5: There was a deal man, it was a deal made. Okay,
1:57:03
Speaker 5: you have to run the Fox business. But I got
1:57:05
Speaker 5: to ask you, how is Margo's Mother's Day yesterday? And
1:57:08
Speaker 5: your daughter in law with two children, well, one so fine,
1:57:12
Speaker 5: one one on the looked right.
1:57:14
Speaker 20: It was a wonderful day. We went out, you know
1:57:16
Speaker 20: Mother's Day. I'm sure you had a great Mother's Day too.
1:57:20
Speaker 20: It is a time for family time to for you know,
1:57:27
Speaker 20: family should always be close on Mother's Day. And you
1:57:30
Speaker 20: know what I'm looking forward to Father's Day.
1:57:33
Speaker 5: Bought me too. I love that. And your post actually
1:57:36
Speaker 5: made me tear up yesterday.
1:57:37
Speaker 25: I saw it.
1:57:37
Speaker 20: A picture was a picture of my mother. Was so nice,
1:57:40
Speaker 20: and I got to tell you something said. I was
1:57:42
Speaker 20: crying yesterday morning. I'm sure you know why I was crying.
1:57:46
Speaker 20: You know, my mother passed away. I was about twenty
1:57:48
Speaker 20: six years old. Twenty seven years old, and between going
1:57:52
Speaker 20: to school in working. You know, I worked since I
1:57:57
Speaker 20: was working seven days a week right out of out
1:58:00
Speaker 20: of high school, right out of college seven days a
1:58:06
Speaker 20: week out of high school. I never got to know
1:58:10
Speaker 20: my mother as well as I'd like to. And that's
1:58:12
Speaker 20: why I was crying. I never told her how much
1:58:15
Speaker 20: I love her. And I was really really crying. And
1:58:19
Speaker 20: you know, I hope somewhere in life. I hope after life.
1:58:25
Speaker 20: I hope that our souls, our bodies are not going
1:58:29
Speaker 20: to make it, but I hope our souls exist. We
1:58:33
Speaker 20: still don't know who what are we? You know our
1:58:37
Speaker 20: creator created us. You're going to see your dad too,
1:58:41
Speaker 20: I hope you see. I hope you know someday. Not
1:58:44
Speaker 20: too close, not too close.
1:58:46
Speaker 5: No, No, I know both your parents. I know how
1:58:48
Speaker 5: much you love your father.
1:58:49
Speaker 20: Yeah, and I loved my father. And my father worked
1:58:52
Speaker 20: there for the company to he's eighty eight years old.
1:58:56
Speaker 20: And then he got married because in eighty eight, Yeah,
1:59:00
Speaker 20: because he didn't want to be alone. Wow, he says,
1:59:02
Speaker 20: it's like Anthony Quinn. He says to me, my son,
1:59:06
Speaker 20: I want to get married. I said, why, Dad, He says,
1:59:10
Speaker 20: my son, I know you take care of me and
1:59:13
Speaker 20: I'm but I don't want.
1:59:15
Speaker 5: To be alone. And how much longer did he live?
1:59:18
Speaker 5: After he got ninety four? So he lived in another
1:59:20
Speaker 5: six years, God bless him.
1:59:22
Speaker 23: And then.
1:59:24
Speaker 5: She died a year afterwards. And she was young.
1:59:26
Speaker 20: I mean, he went back to the old country and
1:59:31
Speaker 20: she was a fifty nine year old virgin supposedly, you know,
1:59:37
Speaker 20: and he married her, wow, and came back and he
1:59:42
Speaker 20: didn't want to be alone, and he didn't want he
1:59:44
Speaker 20: didn't want to be a burden on his son. So
1:59:47
Speaker 20: a combination not even wanting to be alone, not being
1:59:50
Speaker 20: a burden on the son. Who takes care of your mom.
1:59:54
Speaker 5: All of us, my sisters especially, you know, I've got
1:59:57
Speaker 5: two older sisters upstate. They do the best job of it.
1:59:59
Speaker 5: And my younger sister Elizabeth too. But thank god John,
2:00:02
Speaker 5: at ninety one, she's still in greatness to her twice
2:00:05
Speaker 5: yesterday and she sounds great. She's doing great. She still
2:00:08
Speaker 5: does housework and cooks and does all that.
2:00:10
Speaker 20: There's a there's a story. I'm going to send it
2:00:12
Speaker 20: to you that doctor Peter sent it to me yesterday
2:00:16
Speaker 20: about living to you know, we we are built with
2:00:21
Speaker 20: the new medicine and new tests, we can live to
2:00:24
Speaker 20: be at least one hundred nineteen hundred and twenty, is.
2:00:27
Speaker 5: That right, yes? One twenty?
2:00:29
Speaker 20: Yeah, But I live the people actually lived at that age.
2:00:31
Speaker 20: Now there's some there was one fifteen one fifteen, wow.
2:00:36
Speaker 20: But we were capable of doing it if we take
2:00:39
Speaker 20: care of ourselves.
2:00:40
Speaker 5: And I want to.
2:00:43
Speaker 20: You know, my father lived at ninety four. I like to,
2:00:46
Speaker 20: I'm aiming. I'm trying to live to one hundred place.
2:00:48
Speaker 20: See you know what is say case sarasah ky Sarah sarah,
2:00:55
Speaker 20: whatever will.
2:00:56
Speaker 5: Be, No, it'll be. We need you here, John, you
2:00:58
Speaker 5: better stick around to at least one hundred. I love that.
2:01:00
Speaker 5: That's the case. We need you here. We love it.
2:01:01
Speaker 20: And let's make you know. One of the differences living
2:01:05
Speaker 20: keep your mind active. One of the items. Keep your
2:01:08
Speaker 20: mind active, because if you retire, bye bye, Bertie, goodbye.
2:01:14
Speaker 20: Totally agree, because people that retired die, they die right away, yes,
2:01:18
Speaker 20: like right away.
2:01:18
Speaker 5: Yes, So don't retire. We're not going to I'm not retiring.
2:01:21
Speaker 5: Go to box business. That was a beautiful segment. That
2:01:23
Speaker 5: was beauty.
2:01:23
Speaker 20: Thank you so much, God bless him. Take care of
2:01:25
Speaker 20: your mom, you know, thank you. You know, tell her
2:01:28
Speaker 20: you love her every day, you know why. That's the
2:01:31
Speaker 20: one thing that broke me up yesterday. And I never
2:01:33
Speaker 20: told her I loved her.
2:01:35
Speaker 5: She knew I'm sure she knew. I love you. Thank
2:01:38
Speaker 5: you for doing this. It was great. Thank you John.
2:01:40
Speaker 5: It was a beautiful post as you go back and
2:01:41
Speaker 5: look at it folks on John katz Matiti's Instagram, and
2:01:45
Speaker 5: it teared me up yesterday. Now that he told me
2:01:47
Speaker 5: the story today, God bless John and God bless his mom. Well,
2:01:51
Speaker 5: we'll take a short break. We still have two more
2:01:53
Speaker 5: great guests to come. The president of the d e A.
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Speaker 5: Scott Monroe, is going to be here, a big story
2:01:58
Speaker 5: about them in the Post yesterday. And former Brave and
2:02:02
Speaker 5: New York Met Pitcher he played for Bobby Cox who
2:02:04
Speaker 5: passed away this weekend. Tom Glovin, he'll be here to
2:02:06
Speaker 5: the Monday edition.
2:02:07
Speaker 17: Rulls on Sid and Friends in the morning on the
2:02:12
Speaker 17: Red Apple Podcast network.
2:02:14
Speaker 5: Scott Monroe has done a terrific job, really has in
2:02:20
Speaker 5: running that union and protecting all of the detectives in
2:02:25
Speaker 5: this in this city. So we called me on body,
2:02:28
Speaker 5: he said, Sid. There's gonna be a big story in
2:02:31
Speaker 5: Sunday's New York Post. I'm letting you know before it happens.
2:02:35
Speaker 5: I don't think you called Larry Mettew but it could
2:02:37
Speaker 5: be wrong. I'm gonna know before it happens. And then
2:02:41
Speaker 5: I said, Greta, put you on Monday, and sure enough,
2:02:44
Speaker 5: and yesterday's New York Post, here's what it reads. New
2:02:47
Speaker 5: York City Detectives Union pushes to have NYPD included in
2:02:51
Speaker 5: ICE Act protecting officers from public Are we do? The
2:02:55
Speaker 5: first paragraph The city's detective union is escalating its war
2:02:59
Speaker 5: against rabid cop haters, pushing to have NYPD officers added
2:03:04
Speaker 5: to a federal law that requires protesters to stay twenty
2:03:08
Speaker 5: five feet away from ICE officers. So the Halo Act
2:03:12
Speaker 5: that puts those pastors in jail. And Scott says, that's great.
2:03:16
Speaker 5: I love ICE, but what about us NYPD. He's been
2:03:19
Speaker 5: complaining about this. He spoke a couple of weeks ago
2:03:21
Speaker 5: about this. He said, wait a second, this moron mayor,
2:03:25
Speaker 5: this idiot mayor. He actually outlawed cat calls. So my
2:03:30
Speaker 5: gorgeous wife Danielle walks by you. You can't say, hey,
2:03:32
Speaker 5: you look great today, honey bot, but you can call
2:03:35
Speaker 5: a copp a dirty pig. How does that make sense?
2:03:38
Speaker 5: Scott Monroe back on sitting friends in the morning.
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Speaker 13: Good morning, Scotty, thanks for having me.
2:03:43
Speaker 5: It's always great having you so what you're asking for,
2:03:47
Speaker 5: I don't know. It doesn't seem like it's all that
2:03:49
Speaker 5: much to have cops get the same protection that ice
2:03:53
Speaker 5: officers have. I mean to you. To me, you guys
2:03:55
Speaker 5: are the same. You're all part of the same law
2:03:57
Speaker 5: enforcement family. They're out there deporting bad people, keeping those safe.
2:04:01
Speaker 5: You guys are out there every day keeping New York
2:04:03
Speaker 5: ger safe. To me, it seems like the same thing.
2:04:07
Speaker 7: Yes, So listen, as we spoke about before we made
2:04:10
Speaker 7: the state alliance, we'll over one hundred unions in it,
2:04:13
Speaker 7: over five hundred thousand votes. And we said, you know what,
2:04:16
Speaker 7: we were talking the other day and we're like, you
2:04:18
Speaker 7: know what, we should take this federal. And I reached
2:04:21
Speaker 7: out to a couple of congress people and send this.
2:04:24
Speaker 7: They want to do the bill themselves, but the easiest
2:04:27
Speaker 7: way with the is there's a bill in there now
2:04:29
Speaker 7: that we can get right in there and piggyback on
2:04:31
Speaker 7: that bill and you know, get this done for war andforces,
2:04:35
Speaker 7: because it's happening all through the country, just not in
2:04:38
Speaker 7: New York. It's happening everywhere. And you know, I got
2:04:42
Speaker 7: our detectives. You know, we're down there, they're down there
2:04:46
Speaker 7: in the subways the other day. They they basically had
2:04:50
Speaker 7: that person that was slash year everybody with slash. Three
2:04:53
Speaker 7: people with a machete the other day. Now they threw
2:04:57
Speaker 7: it all an older gentleman, seventy three year old school
2:04:59
Speaker 7: teacher downas he has to killed him. I guess got him.
2:05:02
Speaker 7: True detectives that saw the pitch the photo of that
2:05:06
Speaker 7: person a few hours later and they grabbed them and
2:05:08
Speaker 7: scooped them up. So listen, we can't have people in
2:05:12
Speaker 7: our faces, but they can't be doing this type of
2:05:14
Speaker 7: things to you when you're doing your job. Is stopping
2:05:18
Speaker 7: you from doing your job.
2:05:20
Speaker 5: But you said a couple of weeks ago when the
2:05:22
Speaker 5: whole Bumpers in his own thing came up with Julie
2:05:25
Speaker 5: men in the City Council, their effort was to limit
2:05:29
Speaker 5: anti Semitism and one of synagogues really all houses of worship.
2:05:32
Speaker 5: But we know the only issue here is to choose,
2:05:34
Speaker 5: so with synagogues and the Yeshievas, those types of things.
2:05:38
Speaker 5: But you were saying that you're already complaining on video
2:05:41
Speaker 5: even before you honored me bow and Paul the retired
2:05:43
Speaker 5: group a month and a half ago, that you were
2:05:46
Speaker 5: hoping mom Donnie would do something because he outlawed cat calls.
2:05:50
Speaker 5: Was there any Was there ever any conversation with the
2:05:53
Speaker 5: Manyih's office.
2:05:54
Speaker 7: Any, No, No conversation. Once along, we reached out to Maya.
2:05:58
Speaker 7: We asked the may to come with us at our
2:06:01
Speaker 7: press conference, and you know, we adjusted the bill a
2:06:04
Speaker 7: little bit. We didn't I wanted to make it twenty
2:06:06
Speaker 7: five feet, but the Senate the Assembly felt better doing
2:06:09
Speaker 7: it fifteen feet, and we went with it to Aaron
2:06:13
Speaker 7: and listen, we're not stopping here. We're gonna move it.
2:06:17
Speaker 7: We're gonna do what we gotta do to get this
2:06:18
Speaker 7: done for law enforcement, not just in New York City,
2:06:22
Speaker 7: all through the.
2:06:22
Speaker 25: Country now here.
2:06:23
Speaker 5: You want to make it federal. So have you reached
2:06:25
Speaker 5: out to President Jump No?
2:06:28
Speaker 7: I was hoping you were. No.
2:06:29
Speaker 5: Are you being serious? Are you kidding?
2:06:31
Speaker 7: Because I will no, No, I will do I said,
2:06:33
Speaker 7: I assume you text you have a very good report. Yeah,
2:06:36
Speaker 7: and I'm gonna tell you. I reached out to NAPO,
2:06:39
Speaker 7: a person named Mick Mchandal, the president that has National
2:06:43
Speaker 7: Association Police officers all through the country who are meeting
2:06:46
Speaker 7: with Tuesday. This is a very big week for the
2:06:50
Speaker 7: people that we lost. You know, it's a police week
2:06:54
Speaker 7: and we're gonna discuss this situation too.
2:06:56
Speaker 5: Now what is that now, well, police, is this a
2:06:59
Speaker 5: week where you have will you go down to down
2:07:02
Speaker 5: by the water and battery punk and honor those who
2:07:05
Speaker 5: were killed?
2:07:06
Speaker 7: Now, this is where Washington recognizes everybody in the country.
2:07:11
Speaker 7: It's it's a wonderful thing. And they put them on
2:07:13
Speaker 7: the wall down there and it's police officers all through
2:07:16
Speaker 7: the country that we lost this year. And they have
2:07:19
Speaker 7: a thing called Top Cops, which is Tuesday where they
2:07:22
Speaker 7: honor cops all through the country. The stories that you
2:07:26
Speaker 7: hear what these these courageous people do and you get
2:07:29
Speaker 7: to listen to them and and and uh and and
2:07:32
Speaker 7: basically they're gonna they're gonnawards that night.
2:07:34
Speaker 5: That's that's a.
2:07:36
Speaker 7: Nice chang the light visual for all our members through
2:07:39
Speaker 7: the country on Wednesday, which is very big.
2:07:42
Speaker 5: That is lovely. Now, I mean, you know the Trump's administration.
2:07:45
Speaker 5: Trump is all about law and order. You got Janian
2:07:47
Speaker 5: Piro there in DC, she's all about that. You got
2:07:50
Speaker 5: cash ptel Or runs the FBI. So there's plenty of people,
2:07:53
Speaker 5: Todd Blanche, plenty of people with the federal government who
2:07:56
Speaker 5: are sympathetic to what you're going through. Scott Monroe went
2:08:00
Speaker 5: on New York detectives and sergeants and cops everywhere all
2:08:05
Speaker 5: over the country. That's why Trump felt the need on
2:08:08
Speaker 5: a few occasions, whether it was Memphis or Washington, d c.
2:08:11
Speaker 5: Or other cities, you know, to send in the guard
2:08:13
Speaker 5: and their crime problem went down dramatically. So I would
2:08:17
Speaker 5: think Scott that between congress members, especially in New York,
2:08:21
Speaker 5: they're all huge with law and order, from Mike Lawler
2:08:24
Speaker 5: to the Coole Malliotakis to Gard Marino to Lalota, all
2:08:28
Speaker 5: those folks and even some senators that you would have success.
2:08:32
Speaker 7: Oh yes, we've already reached some of the people from
2:08:35
Speaker 7: the Alliance. Somebody reached out to them. I spoke to
2:08:38
Speaker 7: somebody already very excited. If they don't piggyback on to
2:08:42
Speaker 7: build that's already down there now in Washington, they'd be
2:08:45
Speaker 7: willing to do it. You know.
2:08:47
Speaker 5: It's such a mess for the cops. Is this one
2:08:49
Speaker 5: former cop I'm not gonna mention his name. He does
2:08:51
Speaker 5: some ridiculous podcasts that nobody listens to, and he's been
2:08:55
Speaker 5: tweeting for days that Jessica Tith is about to quit
2:08:58
Speaker 5: in two weeks and it's either going to be a
2:09:00
Speaker 5: BOSSI or Rodney Harrison. Take no, it's not true. It's
2:09:03
Speaker 5: complete bake news, one thousand percent bake News. Scott. You
2:09:07
Speaker 5: can you can bank your No. I can't tell what's
2:09:09
Speaker 5: gonna happen in September or December. But she's not leaving
2:09:13
Speaker 5: anytime soon that I can guarantee you that's guaranteed. But
2:09:19
Speaker 5: there's so much division, it seems like sometimes with former
2:09:22
Speaker 5: cops to scruntle cops and even some guys serving right now.
2:09:26
Speaker 5: I just don't get it, do.
2:09:27
Speaker 7: You No, Listen, it's it's it's it's a shame. You know,
2:09:32
Speaker 7: after you retire off this job, you know, you have
2:09:34
Speaker 7: yourself a pension. If you don't have something nice to say, then.
2:09:38
Speaker 5: Just move on, just shut up. Exact Well, some of
2:09:41
Speaker 5: these guys feel like they were treated badly, they were
2:09:44
Speaker 5: kicked off the force, and they've got all kinds of
2:09:46
Speaker 5: issues with Eric Adams and other mayors. But at the
2:09:48
Speaker 5: end of the day, I mean, leave the current NYPD alone.
2:09:51
Speaker 5: You guys are out there, all you guys every day
2:09:53
Speaker 5: trying to save this city. Okay, So you're in touch
2:09:57
Speaker 5: with some of these legislators, you're do you to go
2:10:00
Speaker 5: to Washington, d C? What else is next on this
2:10:03
Speaker 5: agenda to try to make sure that this is done.
2:10:07
Speaker 7: Well, that's all. That's that's that's the next step, sitting
2:10:09
Speaker 7: down with them. Whether they want us to testify down
2:10:12
Speaker 7: there or not, I don't know. I would love to
2:10:16
Speaker 7: reach out to President Trump and and and and explain
2:10:19
Speaker 7: what what's going on. I don't think people really understand
2:10:23
Speaker 7: what goes on unless they see the videos, the videos
2:10:26
Speaker 7: that are out there.
2:10:28
Speaker 5: How big is it, Scott, I mean, is it every day?
2:10:30
Speaker 5: Are you getting a lot of cases every day? A
2:10:33
Speaker 5: couple of weeks, Let's be honest.
2:10:35
Speaker 7: Absolutely, And it's not stopped. I mean they're making money
2:10:38
Speaker 7: off at these these people on these with these videos.
2:10:42
Speaker 7: They're having people like, uh, you know, different companies. Uh
2:10:47
Speaker 7: you know they've advertised on you know, on their videos
2:10:50
Speaker 7: the moment. Yeah, that's what they're doing. And so we
2:10:54
Speaker 7: had a little bit of a problem in one of
2:10:55
Speaker 7: the companies. We sent them a letter the other day.
2:10:57
Speaker 7: I don't really want to name them who they are,
2:10:59
Speaker 7: and we were very concerned, you know, you know that
2:11:02
Speaker 7: they were utilizing these people for that. So you know,
2:11:06
Speaker 7: the bottom line is that's our next step. This is
2:11:08
Speaker 7: we have to move forward. We have to get this done.
2:11:11
Speaker 7: I mean, the day we walked off City Wall steps,
2:11:15
Speaker 7: they were waiting for us at the gate, and they
2:11:17
Speaker 7: were in my faith, they were saying all types of
2:11:21
Speaker 7: things all the way back to the office. So they
2:11:25
Speaker 7: are not stopping. They feel it's their first Amendment right.
2:11:28
Speaker 7: Their first Amendment right is not to be in somebody's face.
2:11:32
Speaker 7: There's no other profession ever that you could do this
2:11:37
Speaker 7: too and get away with it. You think you would
2:11:39
Speaker 7: do the tool construction worker. I'm actually sitting down with
2:11:42
Speaker 7: a bunch of teams to lead us next week to
2:11:45
Speaker 7: get them on board with this because it's important. That's
2:11:48
Speaker 7: more votes if you believe in law enforcement, and we
2:11:51
Speaker 7: gotta make sure we protect all the teamsters, whether your driver,
2:11:55
Speaker 7: whether you drive a UPS truck, or your painter or
2:11:59
Speaker 7: your electrician. Where here to protect the people of City
2:12:02
Speaker 7: of New York and I there on our side too.
2:12:05
Speaker 5: Good. I'm glad to hear that. All right, Well, I'll
2:12:07
Speaker 5: reach out to the president. He should be on this
2:12:09
Speaker 5: show in the next two weeks. I know you saw
2:12:11
Speaker 5: the taxi said I'm coming on. I love it. He
2:12:12
Speaker 5: actually said love So I'll make sure to reach out
2:12:14
Speaker 5: to President Trump and when he comes on the show,
2:12:16
Speaker 5: I'll certainly bring this up in an effort to help you,
2:12:19
Speaker 5: because I'm tired of it too.
2:12:20
Speaker 20: Man.
2:12:21
Speaker 5: I am sick and tired of the disrespect that your
2:12:24
Speaker 5: officers have to face on a daily basis in this
2:12:28
Speaker 5: rotten city. It all comes from the mayor who's the
2:12:31
Speaker 5: most anti cop. Mayor. He makes Bill Deblasio look like
2:12:34
Speaker 5: Rudy Giuliani. And then you get the governor. She does nothing,
2:12:37
Speaker 5: sits up there in Buffalo watching you know the Jim
2:12:39
Speaker 5: Kelly tapes. So between the two of these morons, the
2:12:43
Speaker 5: cops are being treated worse and worse every day. I'm
2:12:45
Speaker 5: not okay with it. Scott Monroe. You've got me on
2:12:48
Speaker 5: your side. I'll do what I can do, Okay.
2:12:50
Speaker 7: Thank you, and thanks WABC and everything you do.
2:12:53
Speaker 25: And and this is great.
2:12:55
Speaker 7: This is why we need you to get our message out.
2:12:58
Speaker 7: And we really appreciate law enforce, not just in New
2:13:00
Speaker 7: York City, all through the state and the country.
2:13:03
Speaker 5: Now, Scott, we love you. You you really do a
2:13:05
Speaker 5: tremendous job.
2:13:06
Speaker 21: Man.
2:13:06
Speaker 5: I hope you're part of yourself. I'm very proud of you.
2:13:08
Speaker 5: Thank you so much. All right there, he is the
2:13:10
Speaker 5: president of the DEEA Detectives and Dominant Association. What a
2:13:14
Speaker 5: terrific guy. Real New York were great cop. That's my friend,
2:13:17
Speaker 5: Scott Monroe. Will take a break. Nomes got the news.
2:13:20
Speaker 5: We're still gonna talk the former Atlanta Brave and New
2:13:22
Speaker 5: York Met. Great picture of Tom Glavin, his skipper Bobby Cox,
2:13:26
Speaker 5: who managed the Braves. For God, it's gonna be about
2:13:28
Speaker 5: twenty five years. He passed away this week and I
2:13:30
Speaker 5: think it was eighty four. We'll talk to Tom Glavin
2:13:32
Speaker 5: and more Sid and friends in.
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Speaker 17: The morning on the Red Apple podcast network.
2:13:39
Speaker 5: They want Piro off the case, say one plant off
2:13:42
Speaker 5: the case? Are too close with Trump? And Janine said,
2:13:45
Speaker 5: we'll decide that in court. We don't like it when
2:13:47
Speaker 5: people come to our city and try to kill people,
2:13:50
Speaker 5: especially the president. Take your defense and shove it up
2:13:54
Speaker 5: your stinky sphincter. Is that exactly what you said? Anybody know? Yeah?
2:13:59
Speaker 5: I think I have the transcription right here. No, that's
2:14:02
Speaker 5: exactly what she said. We'll get over it. These people
2:14:07
Speaker 5: are crazy. Thank you telling you exactly right, mister president.
2:14:10
Speaker 5: They are crazy the watch jobs. So hopefully we'll get
2:14:13
Speaker 5: Trump one this week or next Why not this week
2:14:15
Speaker 5: he's going to beat China. China, but next week I
2:14:18
Speaker 5: think is realistic.
2:14:20
Speaker 20: He said.
2:14:21
Speaker 5: I said, mister President, I'm hoving trouble. Get you on
2:14:23
Speaker 5: the show. I'm good, I'm on the show. Yes, love President,
2:14:29
Speaker 5: Love Love? He wrote, love.
2:14:33
Speaker 19: What did you write back?
2:14:35
Speaker 5: I wrote back? Oh, I actually wrote back, love you too,
2:14:39
Speaker 5: the best ever?
2:14:41
Speaker 20: Ok?
2:14:42
Speaker 5: Yeah? And then a bunch of people like he's not
2:14:44
Speaker 5: going to sleep with you, you know. And there a
2:14:46
Speaker 5: bunch of people like the best president ever? How stupid
2:14:49
Speaker 5: are you?
2:14:50
Speaker 23: You know?
2:14:50
Speaker 5: So I just blocked those people and move on because
2:14:53
Speaker 5: if I have to explain to anybody, anybody why Trump
2:14:56
Speaker 5: is a great president, it's not worth the conversation. You're
2:14:59
Speaker 5: more so I just block it, yeah, block you and
2:15:04
Speaker 5: move on. I don't want to talk to this. Like
2:15:06
Speaker 5: I'm watching AOC right now. That's a stupid woman. She's stupid.
2:15:10
Speaker 5: I don't care that she beat Joe Crowley or that she,
2:15:13
Speaker 5: you know, compared to Nancy Pelosi. She looks good because
2:15:16
Speaker 5: she's not one hundred years old or you know, she's
2:15:19
Speaker 5: relatively attractive compared to most lady politicians, because most of
2:15:25
Speaker 5: the lady politicians are one hundred years old, are just ugly,
2:15:29
Speaker 5: you know, like Poscontas. And what does that mean? She's
2:15:33
Speaker 5: a moron? Howris two Kamala? I mean, they don't come dumber.
2:15:39
Speaker 5: And these are two of the real big shots in
2:15:43
Speaker 5: the Democrat Party. One slept away to the top. Remember
2:15:47
Speaker 5: Willie Brown, the mayor of San Francisco. Oh yeah, you do.
2:15:51
Speaker 5: How do you thin Kamala got all the way up there?
2:15:54
Speaker 5: And the other one, I don't know. I don't know
2:15:56
Speaker 5: how she's done it. I don't know. You know, people
2:15:58
Speaker 5: like Errol lewis staring at her ass. So she walked
2:16:01
Speaker 5: up and down the streets of the Bronx, and some
2:16:02
Speaker 5: empathetic new yon wanted to view me.
2:16:04
Speaker 19: Well, let me be Isaiah for a second. If they
2:16:07
Speaker 19: were guys, they would just be lost in the shuffleure
2:16:11
Speaker 19: right there.
2:16:12
Speaker 5: Yeah, no, you're right, be dismissed.
2:16:14
Speaker 19: As he's stupid. He doesn't know what he's told. He
2:16:17
Speaker 19: doesn't even know how many countries are where she'd gets stuff.
2:16:21
Speaker 5: Wrong constantly all the time, all the time.
2:16:23
Speaker 19: Weird trouble.
2:16:24
Speaker 5: If they're in charge, Oh yeah, ain't gonna happen. I
2:16:28
Speaker 5: have total confidence in the American people. They won't do that.
2:16:31
Speaker 5: But who knows. The people are crazy. Thank you, mister President.
2:16:35
Speaker 5: You're right about that. Bobby Cox, one of the most
2:16:38
Speaker 5: beloved managers in the history of baseball all those years
2:16:42
Speaker 5: in Atlanta, spent a couple in Toronto, but the majority
2:16:45
Speaker 5: of his amazing career in Atlanta, about twenty five years,
2:16:49
Speaker 5: passed away this weekend at the age of eighty four.
2:16:52
Speaker 5: And we got a guy coming on next who played
2:16:54
Speaker 5: for Bobby, including that ninety five World Series winning Atlanta
2:16:57
Speaker 5: Brave team. This guy went on to retire. There was
2:17:00
Speaker 5: a New York met but has a lot of fond
2:17:02
Speaker 5: memories of Bobby Cox in Atlanta. The great Tom Glavin
2:17:06
Speaker 5: back on SID and Friends in the Morning. He's coming
2:17:09
Speaker 5: up Sid and.
2:17:11
Speaker 17: Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple podcast network.
2:17:16
Speaker 5: Margo just texted me back because we had that beautiful
2:17:19
Speaker 5: text exchange this week and me and Trump told me
2:17:21
Speaker 5: love me, And I said, any news because she didn't
2:17:25
Speaker 5: text me back yesterday, and she said, well, how about tomorrow,
2:17:29
Speaker 5: so I will have the confirmation details. But it does
2:17:33
Speaker 5: look like President Trump before his China trip in the
2:17:36
Speaker 5: middle of the war. What a great time to get him.
2:17:38
Speaker 5: We'll be on this show tomorrow. But talking about all
2:17:41
Speaker 5: the time. Great, how about Tom Glavin. I don't know
2:17:45
Speaker 5: how many pitchers are We're gonna win three hundred games again.
2:17:47
Speaker 5: Tommy won three hundred and five. You know, we got
2:17:50
Speaker 5: his three hundredth wing as a New York Met two
2:17:52
Speaker 5: thousand and seven. Remember the game well in August against
2:17:55
Speaker 5: the Cubs, and Glovin came here to pitch for the Mets,
2:17:57
Speaker 5: and Tom and I became good friends over the air.
2:18:01
Speaker 23: You know.
2:18:01
Speaker 5: He would call me down to Miami quite a bit
2:18:03
Speaker 5: here in New York. He's a super guy, had an
2:18:05
Speaker 5: amazing career with the Braves, mostly on the Mets, and
2:18:09
Speaker 5: his skipper, Bobby Cox all those years in Atlanta, died
2:18:13
Speaker 5: this weekend at the age of eighty four, and I
2:18:15
Speaker 5: only wanted to talk to Glovin, so I'm Alway's in
2:18:18
Speaker 5: the car right now with his son, the doctor. But
2:18:21
Speaker 5: he said, I'll call for you sid so here. He
2:18:23
Speaker 5: is really one of the old time greats and a
2:18:25
Speaker 5: terrific guy. My friend, the lefty Tom Glavin. Tom, good morning, buddy,
2:18:29
Speaker 5: How are you good?
2:18:30
Speaker 13: Morning, said, I'm not the president, but hopefully I'll do
2:18:33
Speaker 13: this morning.
2:18:33
Speaker 5: You're a superstar as well. Trust me, I love both
2:18:36
Speaker 5: of you. I love Trump and Glavin. I love you both.
2:18:39
Speaker 5: So I was reading some of the quotes from guys
2:18:42
Speaker 5: like Andrew Jones, who was benched after his first game
2:18:45
Speaker 5: by Bobby Jones and by Bobby Cox, I should say,
2:18:49
Speaker 5: and guys like Brian McCann and others. You know what, Tom,
2:18:52
Speaker 5: he all said the same thing. Forget about his skills
2:18:55
Speaker 5: as a manager. You know, he's a Hall of famer.
2:18:57
Speaker 5: They said he was the nicest man ever. And most
2:19:01
Speaker 5: people say Bobby Cox is the most beloved manager of
2:19:05
Speaker 5: all time. I imagine you agree with that, Yes, yeah,
2:19:09
Speaker 5: I do.
2:19:10
Speaker 13: You know, listen, there have been a lot of great
2:19:12
Speaker 13: excuse me, a lot of great managers in the game.
2:19:14
Speaker 13: And I know, you know a lot of guys who
2:19:16
Speaker 13: have played for Joe Tory probably say echo a lot
2:19:18
Speaker 13: of the same sentiments that those of us to play
2:19:21
Speaker 13: for Bobby will echo. But you know, I think the
2:19:24
Speaker 13: thing that was great about Bobby is, you know, he
2:19:26
Speaker 13: was tough, but he was fair. And you know, even
2:19:31
Speaker 13: though he was tough, he had really only a couple
2:19:36
Speaker 13: of rules. You know, you show up on time, you
2:19:38
Speaker 13: where your uniform the right way, and you play the
2:19:40
Speaker 13: game hard. And that was really it. And I know
2:19:44
Speaker 13: it sounds kind of silly for the average person to
2:19:47
Speaker 13: hear this or hear me say that, but a lot
2:19:49
Speaker 13: of guys will say the same thing. He treated us
2:19:52
Speaker 13: like men and just kind of left us alone. You know,
2:19:55
Speaker 13: Like I said, with those three simple rules that he had,
2:19:58
Speaker 13: he expected you to follow him and and then he
2:20:01
Speaker 13: trusted guys to do what they needed to do to
2:20:04
Speaker 13: get their work done, to be ready to play each
2:20:07
Speaker 13: and every day. And you know, I know for us pitchers,
2:20:10
Speaker 13: you know, particularly me, Smoltiu Mattis, we played a ton
2:20:14
Speaker 13: of golf. Everybody knows we played a ton of golf.
2:20:16
Speaker 13: Bob Bobby didn't care because he knew it never got
2:20:19
Speaker 13: in the way of us getting our work done and
2:20:22
Speaker 13: being out there every fifth day taking the ball and
2:20:23
Speaker 13: go to pitch. So I think that was a big
2:20:27
Speaker 13: part of it. You know, like I said, he was tough.
2:20:29
Speaker 13: If he had a problem with you, he'd call you
2:20:31
Speaker 13: in his office and you talk it out and that'd
2:20:33
Speaker 13: be the end of it. But he was also I
2:20:35
Speaker 13: think extremely fair, and you know, like I've said to
2:20:39
Speaker 13: people over the course of the weekend, everybody keeps asking me,
2:20:42
Speaker 13: you know, give me one word that would describe Bobby,
2:20:45
Speaker 13: And I think the word that keeps coming to me
2:20:46
Speaker 13: is passion. You know, he had a passion for his family,
2:20:49
Speaker 13: he had a passion for the game, and he had
2:20:51
Speaker 13: an unbelievable passion for his players.
2:20:54
Speaker 5: You know, you mentioned the fact that was wonderfully said
2:20:57
Speaker 5: and beautifully said. Tom. Now do you guys like to
2:20:59
Speaker 5: play guy? You smolcy in Maddox, who's the best golfer
2:21:02
Speaker 5: of the three of you?
2:21:04
Speaker 13: I hate to say it. Yeah, I'm trying to close
2:21:08
Speaker 13: the gap on him. I'm getting there, but he's still
2:21:10
Speaker 13: the best.
2:21:12
Speaker 5: Because I know. In fact, when I texted you Saturday
2:21:15
Speaker 5: and we talked about coming on today, I said, something
2:21:17
Speaker 5: tells me you'll be on the sevente actually texted you that.
2:21:20
Speaker 5: If you remember that, so I know that I know
2:21:23
Speaker 5: that you love the game. You know, and you get
2:21:25
Speaker 5: you know on the Braves and correct me if I'm wrong.
2:21:27
Speaker 5: I could be wrong, but I believe your first two
2:21:29
Speaker 5: years there with the Braves, you had Chuck Tanner, who
2:21:32
Speaker 5: was one of the great managers when I was a
2:21:34
Speaker 5: kid with the Pittsburgh Pirates. He was a great manager.
2:21:37
Speaker 5: And then I think maybe had one year of Russ
2:21:39
Speaker 5: Nixon before Cox, who walked away in I guess ninety
2:21:43
Speaker 5: five after managing Toronto, decided to come back eighty five,
2:21:47
Speaker 5: excuse me, decided to come back in nineteen ninety and
2:21:50
Speaker 5: make a second run with the Braves twice to twenty
2:21:52
Speaker 5: one years. So you had guys before Bobby, like Chuck
2:21:56
Speaker 5: Tanner and Russ Nixon before you got Bobby Cox.
2:21:59
Speaker 13: Yes, I did. Yeah, look at Chuck. You know, Chuck
2:22:02
Speaker 13: was a great manager, you know, and a super nice guy.
2:22:06
Speaker 13: But I think I indirectly may have been a little
2:22:09
Speaker 13: bit responsible for getting Chuck fired. I had a game
2:22:11
Speaker 13: in Cincinnati early in my career, I think eighty eight
2:22:15
Speaker 13: or eighty and I forget what I think it was
2:22:17
Speaker 13: eighty eight, but I was, you know, I wasn't very
2:22:18
Speaker 13: good that year, but Chuck kind of let me left
2:22:22
Speaker 13: me out there, uh to take one for the team
2:22:24
Speaker 13: a little bit. And I don't think that went over
2:22:26
Speaker 13: too well with the organization for for a young guy
2:22:30
Speaker 13: like myself being out there, So that didn't go well.
2:22:33
Speaker 13: And then you know, Russ Listen. I had spent some
2:22:36
Speaker 13: time around Russ in the minor leagues, and I lucked Russ.
2:22:39
Speaker 13: I mean I I credit Russ for me personally, because
2:22:44
Speaker 13: I was going through a tough time, you know, early
2:22:47
Speaker 13: in my career. And you know, I remember him calling
2:22:48
Speaker 13: me in his office in Chicago, uh and essentially saying
2:22:52
Speaker 13: to me, listen, stop worrying about it. Stop looking over
2:22:55
Speaker 13: your shoulder. You're not going back to the minor leagues.
2:22:57
Speaker 13: You're getting the ball every fifth day. Figure it out.
2:23:00
Speaker 13: And that was huge for me as a young player.
2:23:02
Speaker 13: And you know, so I think every manager has their thing.
2:23:06
Speaker 13: I think every manager has a mark on a player.
2:23:08
Speaker 13: But obviously, you know, having the opportunity to play for
2:23:11
Speaker 13: Bobby for you know, thirteen years or so, you know.
2:23:14
Speaker 13: And I think the thing people forget a little bit too,
2:23:16
Speaker 13: is when Bobby came over from Toronto. You know, he
2:23:20
Speaker 13: was the general manager for the Braves eighty six through
2:23:22
Speaker 13: ninety one when he finally hired John Schuerholtz. You know,
2:23:26
Speaker 13: he was manager general manager there in nineteen ninety when
2:23:29
Speaker 13: he took back over as the as the on field manager.
2:23:32
Speaker 13: But you know, he made a commitment when he came
2:23:35
Speaker 13: over from Toronto to be the GM that he was
2:23:37
Speaker 13: going to rebuild a farm system and he was going
2:23:38
Speaker 13: to focus on pitching. And you know, you look back
2:23:41
Speaker 13: at some of those drafts and you know, the likes
2:23:43
Speaker 13: of Kent Merker, Steve Avery. You know, he's traded for Smoltsey.
2:23:48
Speaker 13: You know, he drafted Chipper, so his hands were all
2:23:51
Speaker 13: over the minor league rebuild and then ultimately, you know,
2:23:55
Speaker 13: turning that into a successful fourteen year run in the
2:23:58
Speaker 13: big league level.
2:23:59
Speaker 5: You know, I thing Davy Johnson was such a great
2:24:03
Speaker 5: managery at success in so many places. And you know,
2:24:06
Speaker 5: he won the World Series with my Mets, who became
2:24:08
Speaker 5: your Mets in nineteen eighty six. Now I'm the acupants
2:24:11
Speaker 5: of all the story. But won the World Series in
2:24:13
Speaker 5: nineteen eighty six and then never won again. You know,
2:24:17
Speaker 5: eighty eight, the Mets lost the NLCS to the Dodgers,
2:24:20
Speaker 5: the Big orl Hirschheiser a year never won again. And
2:24:24
Speaker 5: you know, it's kind of weird to label somebody who
2:24:27
Speaker 5: won a championship in any sport as disappointing. But when
2:24:32
Speaker 5: you look back at your brave teams, especially with you
2:24:35
Speaker 5: John and Greg at the top of that rotation and
2:24:37
Speaker 5: he can only boast one World Series win in ninety five.
2:24:42
Speaker 5: Was Bobby disappointed?
2:24:46
Speaker 13: I mean, I listen, if you were to ask any
2:24:48
Speaker 13: of us, and I'm sure Bobby would would say the
2:24:50
Speaker 13: same thing, where we disappointed we only won one World Series. Yeah,
2:24:54
Speaker 13: of course, you know, I think we felt like we
2:24:57
Speaker 13: certainly could have won more. And I think when you
2:25:00
Speaker 13: start to really.
2:25:01
Speaker 5: Like you should have ninety six, you had him in
2:25:03
Speaker 5: ninety six. I know they were boulders. That was a
2:25:06
Speaker 5: big one, but you had.
2:25:07
Speaker 13: Him, no, one hundred percent. I think that when we
2:25:09
Speaker 13: look back at it, if there's one that you kick
2:25:12
Speaker 13: yourself over, yeah, it's ninety six with the Yankees. I
2:25:14
Speaker 13: mean to go up into New York and win the
2:25:16
Speaker 13: first two games of the series up there, and then
2:25:18
Speaker 13: come home, uh and you know, and then you essentially
2:25:21
Speaker 13: get swept four games and the series is over. That
2:25:23
Speaker 13: was that was extremely disappointing. And you know, given that,
2:25:26
Speaker 13: you know, Game three I pitched and we lost, and
2:25:29
Speaker 13: we had a basis loaded with nobody out one inning,
2:25:32
Speaker 13: didn't score. Game four, we had a big lead. We
2:25:36
Speaker 13: gave that back. So yeah, I think that's the one
2:25:39
Speaker 13: series you look at and you kick yourself a little
2:25:40
Speaker 13: bit now when you look at the other ones. You know,
2:25:42
Speaker 13: we lost in ninety one to Minnesota. Uh, you know,
2:25:46
Speaker 13: we lost in ninety two to Toronto. And even in
2:25:50
Speaker 13: the series that we beat Cleveland, you know, the the
2:25:52
Speaker 13: margin between victory and defeat is so small, and when
2:25:57
Speaker 13: you look back at us beating Cleveland in ninety five, yeah,
2:26:00
Speaker 13: there's some key plays during the course of that series
2:26:02
Speaker 13: that went our way, you know, And when you look
2:26:04
Speaker 13: back at the series that we lost, those key plays
2:26:06
Speaker 13: didn't go our way. So I wasn't a situation where
2:26:10
Speaker 13: you know, you just went in in a series and
2:26:12
Speaker 13: you got bum rushed and you got beat. There's typically
2:26:15
Speaker 13: two or three crucial plays throughout the course of the series,
2:26:18
Speaker 13: whether it's in a bat or a pitch, that make
2:26:21
Speaker 13: all the difference. And you know, in the series that
2:26:23
Speaker 13: we lost, we weren't able to do that. But you know,
2:26:26
Speaker 13: the disappointment of not winning another one, shir it's real.
2:26:29
Speaker 13: But I think a lot of us would argue that
2:26:32
Speaker 13: going out and winning fourteen straight division titles was probably
2:26:36
Speaker 13: harder than winning another World Series, you know, And I
2:26:39
Speaker 13: think that for us, you know, when you look back
2:26:41
Speaker 13: at what we did or look back at Toronto for example, right,
2:26:45
Speaker 13: Toronto wins back to back World Series and then you
2:26:47
Speaker 13: really didn't hear from them again until last year. I
2:26:51
Speaker 13: would rather do what we did and have a chance
2:26:54
Speaker 13: every single year, and you know, and maybe not win
2:26:58
Speaker 13: one more one more World Series. We had a chance
2:27:00
Speaker 13: every year and that was pretty special.
2:27:02
Speaker 5: Now it's kind of like Jim Kelly for me. I
2:27:03
Speaker 5: remember Chris Whoso arguing that Jim Kelly, you know, he
2:27:06
Speaker 5: couldn't win the Big So what the guy played in
2:27:07
Speaker 5: four straight Super Bowls? He got beat by better teams
2:27:10
Speaker 5: except for the Giants. So you know the fact that
2:27:13
Speaker 5: the Bills were there every year with Marvin, Jim and
2:27:15
Speaker 5: Thurman and those guys, Andre Bruce was pretty remarkable and
2:27:19
Speaker 5: you guys earned that same category. Will wrap it up
2:27:22
Speaker 5: with Bobby, but I do want to get to your
2:27:23
Speaker 5: Mets Day. I loved it here five years. I know
2:27:25
Speaker 5: they go back to the collapse and the game against
2:27:29
Speaker 5: the Marlins. As I'm talking to him, getting some text messages,
2:27:32
Speaker 5: tell Glavin the Marlins. You know when you look at
2:27:34
Speaker 5: your stay, I know, and you had that horrible car
2:27:37
Speaker 5: accident in the cab, you know, I mean, so you
2:27:39
Speaker 5: had some rough moments here in New York. But when
2:27:41
Speaker 5: you and I have talked in the past and all seriousness,
2:27:43
Speaker 5: it seemed to me like you really enjoyed your years
2:27:46
Speaker 5: here after those great years in Atlanta with the Mets.
2:27:50
Speaker 5: Are you still fond of those days and more removed
2:27:52
Speaker 5: from New York? You are?
2:27:55
Speaker 13: I am, Listen, I loved my time in New York.
2:27:58
Speaker 13: And I think anybody who really knows me knows that.
2:28:02
Speaker 13: Look at I'm not going to tell you that it
2:28:04
Speaker 13: wasn't a huge move for me. I'm not gonna sit
2:28:08
Speaker 13: here and say that I didn't try to. So I
2:28:09
Speaker 13: signed back with the Braves. Of course I did, but
2:28:12
Speaker 13: it didn't work out. And and when that situation played
2:28:16
Speaker 13: itself out and and I ultimately found myself in New York,
2:28:20
Speaker 13: I loved it. I had a great time there.
2:28:22
Speaker 7: You know.
2:28:22
Speaker 13: I think that when people ask me about what it
2:28:25
Speaker 13: was like to play in New York, you know, I'll say,
2:28:27
Speaker 13: there's there's no place better when things are going well,
2:28:30
Speaker 13: and there's no place worse when it's not. So you
2:28:32
Speaker 13: try to stay on the good side of it as
2:28:33
Speaker 13: much as you can, you know, And and it's you know,
2:28:37
Speaker 13: the passion level up there is is off the charts,
2:28:40
Speaker 13: But I did.
2:28:41
Speaker 5: I loved it.
2:28:41
Speaker 13: I had a great time up there to this day.
2:28:43
Speaker 13: Some of those guys that I played with on those
2:28:46
Speaker 13: teams or some of the guys that I keep in
2:28:48
Speaker 13: touch with the most. And and you know, listen, we
2:28:52
Speaker 13: came close in O seven. You know, we were one
2:28:56
Speaker 13: run away from getting to the World Series, and and
2:28:58
Speaker 13: you know, I think we all thought we had a
2:29:00
Speaker 13: team that could win the World Series. Unfortunately, you know,
2:29:02
Speaker 13: fell a little bit short there.
2:29:04
Speaker 15: But you know, it was a blast.
2:29:05
Speaker 13: I hate the way it ended, you know, and people,
2:29:09
Speaker 13: you know, obviously people have long memories and that I'm
2:29:12
Speaker 13: myself included. I hate the way that all ended.
2:29:16
Speaker 7: You know.
2:29:16
Speaker 13: It was uh you know, I wasn't pitching well at
2:29:18
Speaker 13: the time, and I knew going out that day I
2:29:20
Speaker 13: was going to have to find something and figure something out.
2:29:22
Speaker 5: And I didn't.
2:29:23
Speaker 13: But you know what, I still maintained. I mean, we
2:29:26
Speaker 13: had a seven game lead in September. Uh so a
2:29:29
Speaker 13: whole lot of things went wrong before we got to
2:29:31
Speaker 13: that last day of the season, Oh, no doubt. Unfortunately,
2:29:35
Speaker 13: I was just a guy on the mound that that
2:29:36
Speaker 13: last day.
2:29:37
Speaker 5: True Willie Randolph of course, but you're such a stand
2:29:41
Speaker 5: up guy. Look at you. I didn't have it that day.
2:29:43
Speaker 5: And because again, you gave the Mets a lot of
2:29:45
Speaker 5: tropic starts here in New York, and you were a
2:29:47
Speaker 5: great ambassador for USS and it was a big deal
2:29:49
Speaker 5: to get a guy like you want a team because
2:29:51
Speaker 5: you were a winner your whole career to the very
2:29:54
Speaker 5: day that you walked up the field as a member
2:29:55
Speaker 5: of the Atlanta Braves one more time, the very last time.
2:30:00
Speaker 5: So that had to be pretty cool, right to go
2:30:01
Speaker 5: back to Atlanta that that last season just to say.
2:30:03
Speaker 13: Goodbye, you know, it was I mean, listen, I felt
2:30:07
Speaker 13: like I had at least one more year in the tank.
2:30:10
Speaker 13: But I also knew that, you know, playing one more
2:30:14
Speaker 13: year in New York probably was going to be a
2:30:15
Speaker 13: tough sell for my wife. I mean, you know, when
2:30:17
Speaker 13: you think about it, I was in New York for
2:30:20
Speaker 13: five years, so essentially when you put the days together,
2:30:22
Speaker 13: you know, I was gone for almost three calendar years.
2:30:25
Speaker 13: So uh that that's a lot on my wife, you know,
2:30:28
Speaker 13: and we had young kids at the time, and it
2:30:31
Speaker 13: just got to the point where, you know, what if
2:30:33
Speaker 13: if I wanted to try and play one more year.
2:30:35
Speaker 13: I was going to have to do it at home,
2:30:36
Speaker 13: and you know, unfortunately, even coming back to Atlanta, that
2:30:39
Speaker 13: season didn't go the way I wanted because the first
2:30:41
Speaker 13: time really in my career I had to battle some injuries.
2:30:44
Speaker 13: I had a hamstring tear early in the year, and
2:30:47
Speaker 13: then I hurt my elbow, and so it was a
2:30:49
Speaker 13: it was a struggle and certainly not the way, you know,
2:30:52
Speaker 13: any athlete wants to have things go. But I think
2:30:55
Speaker 13: the blessing for it was that, you know, I think
2:30:57
Speaker 13: a lot of guys struggle with retirement because they still
2:31:00
Speaker 13: think they have something left in the tank. I knew
2:31:02
Speaker 13: I had nothing left in the tank.
2:31:04
Speaker 25: I had.
2:31:04
Speaker 13: I got everything out of my arm, in my body
2:31:07
Speaker 13: that I could possibly have gotten out of it. So
2:31:09
Speaker 13: I think that made it a little bit easier when
2:31:11
Speaker 13: it was over to kind of walk away because there
2:31:13
Speaker 13: was nothing left.
2:31:14
Speaker 5: Three hundred and five wins, ladies and gentlemen, his three
2:31:16
Speaker 5: hundredth game as a New York met in August of
2:31:18
Speaker 5: two thousand and seven. So in the final thirty seconds,
2:31:21
Speaker 5: Tom and again, you're such a stand up guy. You're
2:31:23
Speaker 5: a great guy. You're a beautiful guy. I love you.
2:31:26
Speaker 5: In the final thirty seconds. What do you want to
2:31:28
Speaker 5: say on the way out about your skipper Bobby Cox?
2:31:32
Speaker 13: Well, listen, Like I said, he's arguably one of the
2:31:35
Speaker 13: greatest managers of all time in the game of baseball,
2:31:37
Speaker 13: certainly the greatest manager in Atlanta Braves history. And you know,
2:31:40
Speaker 13: I think when you look at somebody and you try
2:31:43
Speaker 13: to get a sense for what somebody is and what
2:31:45
Speaker 13: they're like, just listen to what players say about them.
2:31:48
Speaker 13: I think that says it all. Every guy who put
2:31:51
Speaker 13: on a uniform for Bobby loved them and would run
2:31:53
Speaker 13: through a wall for him, and I think that, more
2:31:56
Speaker 13: than anything, speaks to the character of the man.
2:31:58
Speaker 5: Thank you so much for doing this today. I know
2:32:00
Speaker 5: you're busy your little boy and all that your son,
2:32:02
Speaker 5: but not little anymore. But anyway, thank you, Thank you
2:32:05
Speaker 5: so much for hopping on today. And hope they'll get
2:32:07
Speaker 5: a chance to talk to you again very soon. Tom Glavin,
2:32:10
Speaker 5: terrific job. Thank you so much.
2:32:12
Speaker 13: I enjoyed.
2:32:13
Speaker 5: I said, good to talk to you. Thanks for having
2:32:14
Speaker 5: me you too. President Trump has lots of love up there.
2:32:16
Speaker 5: Just see you know you're pretty good, Tom Glavin. Then
2:32:19
Speaker 5: you love this guy. Look great guy, he's such a
2:32:24
Speaker 5: he's a phenomenal picture, I know, but he's such a
2:32:27
Speaker 5: great guy. On top of it. I text him, this
2:32:30
Speaker 5: guy's one of your all time greats. He gets right
2:32:32
Speaker 5: back to me in literally two minutes, the Great Tom Glavin.
2:32:35
Speaker 5: We will take a short break. We'll come back and
2:32:37
Speaker 5: wrap things up on this Monday.
2:32:39
Speaker 17: Sid and Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple
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Speaker 17: Podcast Network.
2:32:45
Speaker 5: If you been listening, I just received the text within
2:32:48
Speaker 5: the last fifteen minutes from the Great Margo Martin that
2:32:51
Speaker 5: President Trump will be back on this show tomorrow morning.
2:32:57
Speaker 5: He had to make sure that he his schedule was open,
2:33:04
Speaker 5: and he said for Sid with doing it. He's traveling
2:33:06
Speaker 5: to China on Thursday, and he's got a whole bunch
2:33:10
Speaker 5: of stuff to do today. But President Trump back on
2:33:13
Speaker 5: SID and Friends in the Morning tomorrow. If you tell
2:33:16
Speaker 5: me he loved me? Of course in the text on Saturday,
2:33:19
Speaker 5: should I keep saying, over and over again, I still
2:33:21
Speaker 5: can't believe it. That may come up in the conversation.
2:33:23
Speaker 5: I don't know when I ask him flat out. You know,
2:33:25
Speaker 5: know you talk to Marco every day in JD and
2:33:28
Speaker 5: how many times you sign up your text with love?
2:33:31
Speaker 5: President DJ T I don't.
2:33:33
Speaker 3: You know, I'm just sort of the whole thing's kind
2:33:36
Speaker 3: of remarkable, not that you're talking to him, but just
2:33:38
Speaker 3: when I think that you are now talking to the
2:33:41
Speaker 3: President of the United States on a regular basis, now
2:33:44
Speaker 3: texting back and forth, and I think about how long
2:33:47
Speaker 3: I've known you, which is not as long as Lou,
2:33:49
Speaker 3: but I've known you for quite a long time at
2:33:50
Speaker 3: this point, and the fact that I don't know that
2:33:53
Speaker 3: fifteen years ago I would have thought that you would
2:33:55
Speaker 3: one day be having a chat back and forth chat
2:33:58
Speaker 3: with the pressent.
2:33:58
Speaker 5: You don't know. I don't.
2:34:00
Speaker 25: Yeah, I did.
2:34:01
Speaker 5: Fifteen years ago. I was I wasn't doing all that well.
2:34:05
Speaker 5: I was just hoping to get through the day, you know.
2:34:10
Speaker 5: But no, it's surreal for me too. It's surreal for me.
2:34:14
Speaker 5: And then you get this City in State publication, which
2:34:18
Speaker 5: I guess is it fair to say that every politician
2:34:21
Speaker 5: in New York reads that gnome. Yeah, that's a that's
2:34:24
Speaker 5: a big online site. Yeah, it's kind of like Talkers
2:34:26
Speaker 5: Magazine or even bigger Barrett Media for our profession, So
2:34:30
Speaker 5: City and State they all read it, and a lot
2:34:32
Speaker 5: of these politicians, active and former write for it, like Cuomo,
2:34:36
Speaker 5: does you know? And they've included me in a column
2:34:39
Speaker 5: today about the mayor's race in twenty twenty nine, And
2:34:43
Speaker 5: they include a bunch of people, but as far as
2:34:46
Speaker 5: I know, I'm the only one they attached an adjective to.
2:34:51
Speaker 5: I'm the only one they got descriptive about. Is that
2:34:54
Speaker 5: not right? And they added a link to a whole
2:34:57
Speaker 5: other article about you.
2:34:58
Speaker 3: No, they didn't, Yeah, an article about me. Yeah, oh,
2:35:01
Speaker 3: stop it not now, I'm not kidding. There was a
2:35:03
Speaker 3: link next to your name. I didn't see it. Against
2:35:04
Speaker 3: my god, Like, they talked about Julie Mennon and she
2:35:07
Speaker 3: had put out a one word statement she's not interested
2:35:09
Speaker 3: in running for mayor, so they put that up when
2:35:11
Speaker 3: they got to you. Yeah, well of course you say that, right,
2:35:13
Speaker 3: it's too early. But when they got to you, they
2:35:16
Speaker 3: called you the potty mouth talk show host.
2:35:19
Speaker 5: And then there was a link potty mouth. Yeah, shove
2:35:21
Speaker 5: it up your ask. I have to go look and
2:35:23
Speaker 5: see what the link was. I didn't look to see
2:35:24
Speaker 5: what it was. But Curtis was running again because he
2:35:27
Speaker 5: did so great the last two times. I mean, no,
2:35:30
Speaker 5: it's true. He confirmed it with City and State, like
2:35:33
Speaker 5: how embarrassing. Does it have to get fourteen percent against
2:35:36
Speaker 5: Adams seven percent against the last two guys. Let's keep going.
2:35:40
Speaker 5: And about the morals will actually vote from him again, Well,
2:35:43
Speaker 5: the idiots will actually give him money, save it, give
2:35:46
Speaker 5: it to me. I know John shut is running, but
2:35:49
Speaker 5: he has no chance against me. Michael Matt Rappaport made run.
2:35:52
Speaker 20: I don't know.
2:35:53
Speaker 5: He's not in there?
2:35:53
Speaker 20: Is he?
2:35:54
Speaker 5: No, he's not.
2:35:55
Speaker 3: But the link is to when you a while back
2:35:58
Speaker 3: you said you were thinking about running. So it was
2:35:59
Speaker 3: ah April eighth.
2:36:02
Speaker 5: What publication, Barrett? No, No, it was their article that
2:36:05
Speaker 5: they wrote. Oh no, right, Barrett, Barrett Katy, Yeah right, Okay,
2:36:08
Speaker 5: So does that mean that, like, I'm officially part of
2:36:11
Speaker 5: the city com I mean city in state today? Yes,
2:36:14
Speaker 5: the muddy mouth can mouth. I'm officially part of the
2:36:17
Speaker 5: conversation you are. Wow. Well, you know what they could
2:36:21
Speaker 5: have put was that I've already been endorsed by Laura Trump,
2:36:25
Speaker 5: Bruce Blakeman, Rich Lowry. I know I'm missing a whole
2:36:29
Speaker 5: bunch of people, but if I have to, I'll get
2:36:31
Speaker 5: President Trump to endorse me tomorrow, which I'm not going
2:36:34
Speaker 5: to do because we're not you know, it's three years
2:36:36
Speaker 5: out and then yell will kill me. But it's just
2:36:38
Speaker 5: funny that there it is today. You know, he loved
2:36:43
Speaker 5: the potty mouth party, thought it was so cute.
2:36:46
Speaker 20: Who did?
2:36:46
Speaker 28: No?
2:36:47
Speaker 5: I didn't. He couldn't wait to read it. He's like,
2:36:49
Speaker 5: can I read this please? He's like, can I read
2:36:52
Speaker 5: this please? It's just so obnoxious because I didn't call
2:36:55
Speaker 5: anybody else. No, there's no.
2:36:56
Speaker 3: Adjective around Curtis Lee. When I come up with a
2:36:59
Speaker 3: fair amount of those loser nothing around any of these
2:37:04
Speaker 3: other candidates. But when they come to you, they call
2:37:05
Speaker 3: you the potty mouth talk show host.
2:37:08
Speaker 5: Well I am. You know, I've been known to say
2:37:11
Speaker 5: a couple of things every night, every day. But that's okay.
2:37:14
Speaker 5: That's how real people talk, right, That's why this show
2:37:17
Speaker 5: was successful because we talk like real people like the
2:37:20
Speaker 5: president does. Remember when he said the upward when he
2:37:24
Speaker 5: said the upworld one hundred times? Though, Weddy Trump, that's
2:37:27
Speaker 5: how will people talk? Who else is on tomorrow?
2:37:31
Speaker 21: Uh?
2:37:31
Speaker 5: What's your name? Justin besides President Trump?
2:37:34
Speaker 20: Your name? Ay?
2:37:36
Speaker 23: That's great?
2:37:36
Speaker 5: What's my name? Hold on bows on tomorrow? Bow will
2:37:40
Speaker 5: be happy? He's on white before Trump? I think, Yeah,
2:37:43
Speaker 5: that's good.
2:37:44
Speaker 23: That's good.
2:37:46
Speaker 31: Yeah, now, I know you're excited about this one. Making
2:37:50
Speaker 31: her debut on the program tomorrow. She got this new
2:37:52
Speaker 31: book out. Fox News talent Rachel Campus.
2:37:54
Speaker 5: Oh, she's on tomorrow too, maw what tome is Rachel on?
2:37:57
Speaker 31: Rachel's on around seven forty am Eastern Town tomorrow morning.
2:38:00
Speaker 5: Okay, because I watched her quite a bit this weekend
2:38:03
Speaker 5: on Fox and Friends and she was okay this time
2:38:05
Speaker 5: around for you, it's fine. Okay, she promoted a book
2:38:07
Speaker 5: a lot, but she she did a cool video. You know,
2:38:11
Speaker 5: she's married to Sean Duffy. You know the transportation, that's right.
2:38:16
Speaker 3: Well, the most important part was that she was on
2:38:19
Speaker 3: the Real World San Francisco. So I have a list
2:38:21
Speaker 3: of questions I wanted as is that what he do?
2:38:23
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's where she started. That's where she gave him.
2:38:26
Speaker 5: I didn't even know.
2:38:26
Speaker 3: And that's where Sean. That's how she met Sean Duffy.
2:38:28
Speaker 3: He was on the Real World, boss, you're putting it
2:38:32
Speaker 3: all together.
2:38:33
Speaker 5: Wasn't the the star of the Real World?
2:38:35
Speaker 20: Here?
2:38:35
Speaker 5: A guy named Paco or something was there was Puck?
2:38:38
Speaker 5: She was on the season with Puck. Okay, yeah, wow,
2:38:41
Speaker 5: so we got Rachel Campo, Stuffy bodedle Unpresident Trump. Yes, sir,
2:38:45
Speaker 5: that's a big time show right there. So will you
2:38:49
Speaker 5: ask my real world questions if I put a swear
2:38:51
Speaker 5: to God? Okay, I swear because I have. And isn't
2:38:53
Speaker 5: Brett Bair coming on? Oh no, he's not because hes
2:38:55
Speaker 5: going to China.
2:38:55
Speaker 31: Now he's traveling to China with the President, so.
2:38:57
Speaker 5: He's not coming on.
2:38:59
Speaker 8: You know.
2:39:00
Speaker 5: You know whose kid wrote a book? Is brit Hume?
2:39:04
Speaker 5: His daughter? She writes books? Yeah, and I saw he
2:39:10
Speaker 5: was on with Brett Barre a couple of nights ago,
2:39:12
Speaker 5: and he was talking up Brett's booking. But it's like,
2:39:14
Speaker 5: what about your daughter's book? I forgot her name, Lorihu,
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Speaker 5: maybe I forget or do you want to reach out
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Speaker 5: for Britt? Sure, it'll be an excuse to put him on.
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Speaker 5: We'll promote his daughter's book. Hume. That's right, Virginia Hume,
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Speaker 5: very good, well done, I think with today, right, Lou,
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Speaker 5: that's it? Yeah, what a heck of a show.
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