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Sid & Friends In The Morning Receives NYSBA HOF Congratulations From P.M. Netanyahu · Sid & Friends In The Morning

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Speaker 1: Sid and Friends in the Morning. Entertaining and informative.
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Speaker 2: On the Red Apple Podcast Network.
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Speaker 3: Congratulations especially to Sid Rosenberg on his induction to the
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Speaker 3: New York State Broadcasters Hall of Fame. I can't believe
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Speaker 3: he didn't make it years ago. Today, Sid forever joins
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Speaker 3: a roll call of some of the greatest legends in
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Speaker 3: the history of New York broadcasting and talk radio. the
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Speaker 3: best in the business, and he's the best in the business.
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Speaker 3: Over many years, Sid has distinguished himself as one of
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Speaker 3: the most authentic and recognizable voices in American airwaves. And
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Speaker 3: he's built a smart, loyal, gigantic audience. And I happen
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Speaker 3: to be one of those people in the audience. And
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Speaker 3: I had for a long time, long before I became president.
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Speaker 4: Here's Zora Maldoni and State Attorney General Letitia James filing
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Speaker 4: two separate lawsuits challenging a new Trump administration rule that's
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Speaker 4: set to go into effect this Friday. Now, this new
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Speaker 4: rule will give federal immigration officials more leeway to deny
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Speaker 4: a green card application of an immigrant who is using
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Speaker 4: public benefits.
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Speaker 5: Immigrant New Yorkers may be forced to ask themselves impossible questions.
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Speaker 5: Will getting health insurance hurt my chances of getting a
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Speaker 5: green card? Will accepting food assistance when I fall on
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Speaker 5: hard times be held against me? Will my children be
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Speaker 5: able to eat at lunchtime in the cafeteria?
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Speaker 4: Now the rule being challenged is called the public charge rule.
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Speaker 1: Historically, this rule has allowed for the.
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Speaker 4: Federal government to deny a green card to an immigrant
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Speaker 4: that will likely be dependent upon government assistance. But under
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Speaker 4: this new change to the public charge rule, federal immigration
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Speaker 4: officials will be able to factor in a broader range
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Speaker 4: of social safety net programs before issuing a green card.
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Speaker 6: This includes the.
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Speaker 4: Use of Medicaid, food stamps, housing assistance, college financial aid
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Speaker 4: and more. One lawsuit challenging this new rule is being
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Speaker 4: led by New York City. and a coalition of other
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Speaker 4: cities including Chicago, San Francisco, and Seattle. The other lawsuit
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Speaker 4: is being filed by the New York State Attorney General's
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Speaker 4: Office and a coalition of 21 other states and the
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Speaker 4: District of Columbia. Mamdani and James argue that these changes
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Speaker 4: will have a catastrophic impact on the well-being of immigrants
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Speaker 4: in New York who now might not seek out these programs.
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Speaker 4: But the Trump administration argues that this rule change better
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Speaker 4: reflects Congress's intent that immigrants be self-sufficient. In a statement,
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Speaker 4: a spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security says, quote,
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Speaker 4: Let's get this straight. Sanctuary states are terrified that they
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Speaker 4: will lose federal funds because hundreds of thousands of illegals
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Speaker 4: and non-citizens might remove themselves from American welfare programs. We're
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Speaker 4: shaking in our boots over this supposedly terrible outcome.
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Speaker 6: End quote.
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Speaker 4: Here is Mayor Mamdani with more.
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Speaker 7: The data is clear. Denying people services does not erase
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Speaker 7: their need. It compounds it, generating a greater cost to
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Speaker 7: our system that will be placed on the backs of
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Speaker 7: working people for years to come.
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Speaker 4: Now the mayor's office says it is working to get
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Speaker 4: out information about this upcoming rule change to immigrant communities
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Speaker 4: across the city.
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Speaker 8: We do have some breaking news. Mahmoud Khalil suing Columbia
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Speaker 8: University now, alleging that the school showed deliberate indifference to
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Speaker 8: the harassment of pro-Palestinian students like himself. He argues Columbia's
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Speaker 8: inaction directly led to his attempted deportation by immigration officials.
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Speaker 8: Khalil spent months in custody after being detained by ICE
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Speaker 8: agents in March of last year. He was eventually released,
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Speaker 8: but is still appealing possible deportation. Columbia didn't respond to
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Speaker 8: the lawsuit, but says it's focused on creating a campus
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Speaker 8: where every member of the community feels welcome.
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Speaker 9: No student, regardless of their background, should ever have to
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Speaker 9: go through the hell we went.
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Speaker 6: Through over the past three years.
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Speaker 9: What we're asking for is very simple, equal treatment.
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Speaker 10: It is time.
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Speaker 9: To hold those who discriminate against Palestinians accountable. It is
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Speaker 9: time to hold them for all these crimes and abuses
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Speaker 9: that they inflicted upon us.
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Speaker 11: If you had tickets to see Ed Sheeran at Gillette
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Speaker 11: Stadium later this month, you won't be seeing his opening act,
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Speaker 11: which was scheduled to be Macklemore. The Can't Hold Us
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Speaker 11: singer was dropped from Sheeran's U.S. stadium tour. That announcement
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Speaker 11: was made by both parties. It comes after Macklemore performed
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Speaker 11: his song, Hins Hall. which expresses support for the anti-war
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Speaker 11: protests which swept college campuses in 2024, calling for a
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Speaker 11: ceasefire in Gaza amid the ongoing war with Israel. After
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Speaker 11: his performance at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey earlier this month,
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Speaker 11: Macklemore told the crowd that part of the reason why
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Speaker 11: he wanted to be on the tour was to be
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Speaker 11: able to be in stadiums and say Free Palestine. In
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Speaker 11: a statement on Instagram, McLemore said Robert Kraft is the
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Speaker 11: reason why he was dropped. He says Kraft informed the
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Speaker 11: tour that McLemore would not be allowed to perform at
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Speaker 11: Gillette and claims Kraft rallied other stadium owners to do
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Speaker 11: the same. In a response, Kraft released a statement to
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Speaker 11: Boston 25 that says in part, quote, has been focused
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Speaker 11: on the fight against anti-Semitism and hates of all kind,
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Speaker 11: and I feel a responsibility to stand up when I
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Speaker 11: believe that line has been crossed. Kraft says he welcomes
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Speaker 11: the opportunity to sit down with McElmore to discuss the facts.
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Speaker 11: He says ultimately their goal is the same, peace for
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Speaker 11: all people.
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Speaker 12: Tucker is the single most dangerous demagogue in America. I
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Speaker 12: think he is doing enormous damage, and I think he
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Speaker 12: has made a decision to go to a very dark
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Speaker 12: place where Tucker right now Tucker is almost indistinguishable from
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Speaker 12: Ilhan Omar if you look at what he is saying.
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Speaker 12: Almost every show he does is attacking Israel and attacking
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Speaker 12: the Jews. His answer for everything wrong in life is
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Speaker 12: the Jews did it, the Judas did it, the Jews
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Speaker 12: did it. Half the shows he's done are attacking Donald Trump.
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Speaker 12: He now says Donald Trump is the Antichrist. He hates
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Speaker 12: Donald Trump. One of the reasons this is so dangerous
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Speaker 12: is that I believe anti-Semitism is the gateway drug to
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Speaker 12: anti-capitalism and anti-Americanism, that it quickly leads to all three.
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Speaker 12: And you see that with Tucker. Look, you see that
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Speaker 12: with Comrade Mondami in New York, where the Marxist and Islamist,
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Speaker 12: the green-red alliance, they come together. And they come together
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Speaker 12: because they hate the same people. You have Tucker, who's
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Speaker 12: now done shows praising Comrade Mondami, He's done shows praising
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Speaker 12: Nicolas Maduro. He's done shows praising Putin repeatedly. He's done
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Speaker 12: shows with the president of Iran that were basically a
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Speaker 12: love fest. He's done shows defending Sharia law. That is
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Speaker 12: a lot of things, but that ain't conservative and that
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Speaker 12: ain't American.
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Speaker 6: You were friends with Tucker Carlson for many years, many years,
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Speaker 6: and you decided... months ago, maybe a year ago already,
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Speaker 6: that you're done with him. You banned him. J.D. comes
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Speaker 6: out and says, not going to do it. The guy's
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Speaker 6: my good friend. We're best friends. And I'm not going
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Speaker 6: to allow politics to dictate who my friends are. But
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Speaker 6: if he really wants to win in 2028, above and
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Speaker 6: beyond the Jews with Tucker Carlson, Tucker Carlson also called
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Speaker 6: you the Antichrist. So if I'm a Trump supporter and
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Speaker 6: I'm a Jew, J.D. Vance needs to be careful. That's my...
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Speaker 6: Advice for him.
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Speaker 13: Well, you know, I've known Tucker Carlson for a long time,
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Speaker 13: and I've been on and off with him for years,
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Speaker 13: very much on and off with him. He's very inconsistent,
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Speaker 13: and maybe I am, but I will tell you he's
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Speaker 13: very inconsistent. So I've been on and off. He is
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Speaker 13: very much a fair weather guy. Of course, I dumped
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Speaker 13: him a few months ago because I just felt it
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Speaker 13: was inappropriate. He was saying, Bad things, very bad things.
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Speaker 13: Not so much about me, but about a lot of
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Speaker 13: other things that are taking place. And you understand that.
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Speaker 13: He would hit somebody like Mark Levin, who I think
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Speaker 13: is fantastic, by the way. I don't know how you feel.
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Speaker 6: Oh, very close.
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Speaker 10: Mark Levin and others.
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Speaker 13: And I just personally, I didn't like it. But no,
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Speaker 13: I've had a very checkered relationship. I would say that
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Speaker 13: Tucker Carlson never liked me.
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Speaker 14: I did a lot for.
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Speaker 13: Him in a way, but I would say that he never...
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Speaker 13: In other words, you know with people you have chemistry, right?
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Speaker 13: Like I have a chemistry with you. People you have chemistry,
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Speaker 13: sometimes you don't. And if you don't have it, there's
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Speaker 13: not a damn thing you can do about it. And
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Speaker 13: Tucker and I have had a very checkered relationship.
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Speaker 15: Congratulations, Sid, on your induction into the New York State
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Speaker 15: Broadcasters Hall of Fame. I completely agree with President Trump.
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Speaker 15: It's unbelievable it took them so long. Sid, you've not only...
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Speaker 15: become one of the great voices of New York and America.
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Speaker 15: You're one of the greatest voices of truth for Israel.
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Speaker 15: And there's a reason you have such an enormous audience.
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Speaker 15: You don't blabber woke nonsense. You don't tell people what
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Speaker 15: the fashionable crowd thinks they should hear. You tell them
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Speaker 15: the truth, the hard truth. And you tell it with passion,
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Speaker 15: with humor, and with absolutely no fear.
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Speaker 6: Bibi Netanyahu, a lot of you hate him out there.
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Speaker 6: I don't care. He's my friend. And it was pretty
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Speaker 6: surreal for me yesterday when at about, I don't know, noon,
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Speaker 6: yesterday afternoon, I received a buzz on my phone. It
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Speaker 6: was a WhatsApp message. And the message was from Dr.
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Speaker 6: Ophir Falk, who happens to be B.B. 's senior policy advisor.
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Speaker 14: B.B.
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Speaker 6: Doesn't go anywhere without Dr.
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Speaker 2: Falk.
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Speaker 6: You know, he's been on this show twice already, Falk,
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Speaker 6: BB once. And any time BB is sitting with President
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Speaker 6: Trump or even on the phone in Israel, Dr. Falk
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Speaker 6: is sitting right there. And about two months ago, somebody
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Speaker 6: asked me to bring Dr. Falk on the show. And
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Speaker 6: I got to tell you, I was like, yeah, I
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Speaker 6: don't know. And then somebody else said to me, they said,
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Speaker 6: you know, you've been trying to get BB on. And
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Speaker 6: even though Israel loves you, it hasn't worked. The guy
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Speaker 6: that's closest to Beebe is Falk. So not only is Dr.
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Speaker 6: Falk great, but he can be the bridge to get
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Speaker 6: Beebe on. Once I heard that, I said, okay. I
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Speaker 6: brought Falk on. He was every bit as good as advertised.
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Speaker 6: And then sure enough, a couple of weeks later, after
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Speaker 6: Lindsey Graham passed away, Falk got me Beebe. And so
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Speaker 6: yesterday I get this message from Falk saying, On my WhatsApp,
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Speaker 6: because all my Israel friends are on WhatsApp, I have
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Speaker 6: like 100 people on WhatsApp. They're long Israeli numbers. I
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Speaker 6: don't even know who a lot of them are. I've
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Speaker 6: gone to Israel five times since 2023, and I just
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Speaker 6: take numbers. I take my numbers, sure. I don't know
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Speaker 6: who they are. But Falk pops up, and it's a video.
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Speaker 6: It's a video from Bibi Netanyahu congratulating me, on making
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Speaker 6: the New York State Broadcasters Hall of Fame. A lot
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Speaker 6: of you know that I received a video about a
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Speaker 6: month and a half ago from President Trump. So I
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Speaker 6: went to Alec, I said, you can't put the whole
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Speaker 6: video on social media yet because we need it for
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Speaker 6: my actual Hall of Fame induction ceremony, which comes up
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Speaker 6: on October the 22nd at the iconic Rainbow Room at
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Speaker 6: Rockefeller Center. So there that day, they're going to play
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Speaker 6: the whole Trump video, only about two minutes in length,
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Speaker 6: the whole BB video, about two minutes in length. But
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Speaker 6: we put up on my social media platforms, Instagram at Rosenberg.Sydney,
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Speaker 6: follow me today, at Rosenberg.Sydney, Twitter at SidRosenberg19, Facebook SidRosenberg,
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Speaker 6: and Truth Social SidRosenberg. A lot of you folks are
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Speaker 6: still trying to follow me on Twitter, at Sid Rosenberg.
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Speaker 6: I haven't used that account since 2023. It's at Sid
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Speaker 6: Rosenberg 19, and you're still trying to follow me on Instagram,
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Speaker 6: at Sid Rosenberg. That's been dead since 2022. I'm at Rosenberg.Sydney.
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Speaker 6: But if you go to those places today, you're going
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Speaker 6: to see a clip. It's about 35 seconds in length
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Speaker 6: of the actual video that B.B. Netanyahu sent me yesterday.
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Speaker 6: So now I get ready about a month away, a
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Speaker 6: little more than that, to be inducted into the New
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Speaker 6: York Broadcasters Hall of Fame. And I'm going to bet,
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Speaker 6: I'm going to bet that with all the amazing names
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Speaker 6: that have been inducted before me, amazing names.
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Speaker 10: I.
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Speaker 6: Don't even know the newest list in front of me,
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Speaker 6: but from Barbara Walters to William Paley to Walter Cronkite,
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Speaker 6: I mean, just some of the all-time greats, my bet
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Speaker 6: is that they didn't have... the sitting president of the
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Speaker 6: United States and the prime minister of Israel, send them
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Speaker 6: videos congratulating them on what they accomplished. That's a fair bet, Norm?
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Speaker 6: What do you think? Pretty fair bet, right? I mean,
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Speaker 6: Barbara could have gotten it easily. She knew everybody, but
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Speaker 6: my guess is I'll be the first one to have
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Speaker 6: that as part of my ceremony, yes?
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Speaker 1: I would think so.
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Speaker 16: You know, I think more annoying for everybody else who
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Speaker 16: is being honored is is that your section where they
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Speaker 16: induct you into the Hall of Fame is going to
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Speaker 16: last like 45 minutes.
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Speaker 10: Oh, yeah.
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Speaker 16: And everybody else is going to have some dope we've
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Speaker 16: never heard of stand up and enter them in, and
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Speaker 16: it'll be nobody we know.
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Speaker 6: Well, there were seven people getting in that day. Two
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Speaker 6: of them are pretty famous. Who are they? Rosanna Scotto. Oh,
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Speaker 6: that's big. And Bill Winter, Channel 7, who just had
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Speaker 6: to retire because I guess he's suffering through the early
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Speaker 6: stages of... Dementia, which makes me very sad. I don't
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Speaker 6: agree with Bill on a lot of stuff, but he's
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Speaker 6: generally a nice man. I'm sorry about that. But those
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Speaker 6: are two pretty big names, but they're not as big
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Speaker 6: as me. I'm not sure anybody is anymore. I hate
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Speaker 6: to come off like a complete dick and narcissist, but
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Speaker 6: my God.
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Speaker 16: Why do you want me to list in terms of
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Speaker 16: fame the people who are being inducted into the Hall
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Speaker 16: of Fame?
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Speaker 1: Like if you're number one, two, or three, you want
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Speaker 1: to give me the list?
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Speaker 6: I'm number one this year.
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Speaker 10: You are.
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Speaker 1: So you're bigger than Roseanne Escato and Bill Ritter?
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Speaker 6: You don't think so? I don't know.
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Speaker 1: I have to think about it.
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Speaker 6: No, you don't.
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Speaker 1: You don't have to think about it at all.
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Speaker 6: Now, I'm not crazy enough to say I'm bigger than
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Speaker 6: Barbara Walters or Walter Cronkite. I'm not crazy like that
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Speaker 6: or Regis Philbin.
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Speaker 17: Right.
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Speaker 16: So you think you should be the last to go
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Speaker 16: when they do this ceremony.
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Speaker 6: It's funny you say that because I didn't ask for that.
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Speaker 6: I don't care when I go. I know this. These
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Speaker 6: are two facts. The two facts are there are more
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Speaker 6: people that want to come that day to be a
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Speaker 6: part of my induction than the other six combined.
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Speaker 1: How do you know that?
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Speaker 6: I've been told that by the committee. And secondly, again,
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Speaker 6: I didn't ask, but to your point, yes, I am
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Speaker 6: going to be the last one inducted because I'm the
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Speaker 6: biggest deal. And look, you know, again, you look at,
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Speaker 6: My last week, for example, in Dallas last week at
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Speaker 6: the midterm convention and speaking with the president for an hour.
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Speaker 1: Right.
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Speaker 6: And the president sent me a video, which was really sweet,
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Speaker 6: really sweet. Then the prime minister of Israel, Bibi, sends
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Speaker 6: me a video yesterday. And there's a very good chance
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Speaker 6: I'll be attending Bibi's speech at the U.N. on September
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Speaker 6: the 24th with him. OK, I have to leave here
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Speaker 6: early that day. And then, of course, you know about
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Speaker 6: my meeting coming up this Thursday, 3 p.m. at the
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Speaker 6: White House, which is huge, which, again, I didn't ask for.
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Speaker 6: They asked me. And I'd be willing to bet that
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Speaker 6: no radio host or even very few TV hosts in
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Speaker 6: this country have that type of access.
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Speaker 16: So if I was going to match you up, right,
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Speaker 16: because let's do this, we have to do it one
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Speaker 16: by one. You think that you are bigger than Rosanna Scotto,
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Speaker 16: who's like an institution in this town. I mean, she's
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Speaker 16: been doing that news gig for decades.
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Speaker 13: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: I've been to institutions.
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Speaker 1: You have been to a few.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I think I'm bigger. I do. I know she's,
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Speaker 6: I see TV's a big thing, and she's been doing
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Speaker 6: it for a long time.
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Speaker 1: And she's really good.
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Speaker 6: And I love her. You know, her and I are very,
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Speaker 6: very close. You know that. In fact, when her father
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Speaker 6: was very sick a couple of years ago, I went
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Speaker 6: to St. Patrick's Cathedral just to pray for him. He
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Speaker 6: died not long after that, which shows you that God
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Speaker 6: wasn't listening to me.
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Speaker 13: Didn't work, yeah.
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Speaker 6: But I talk to Rosanna often, often. Her mom just
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Speaker 6: passed away a couple of weeks ago. I love her.
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Speaker 6: I think she's great. But, yeah, no, no, she's not
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Speaker 6: talking to the president or PB.
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Speaker 1: I feel like she probably has.
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Speaker 6: No.
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Speaker 1: You don't think she's ever spoke with the president? I
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Speaker 1: bet she has. Maybe once in a while.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, but Fox doesn't like the president. They don't like me.
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Speaker 6: You know, Rosanna Scotto's been trying for years. Sorry to
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Speaker 6: drop it here, but she's been trying for years to
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Speaker 6: get me on Good Day in New York. She's like,
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Speaker 6: Sid's a Brooklyn guy. He went to poly prep like
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Speaker 6: I did. He's a big deal. The guy's talking to
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Speaker 6: the president. He's in Gravesend. You know, the Amazon Prime
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Speaker 6: hit series season three comes out this fall. He's like,
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Speaker 6: he's a big deal. They refuse to let me come on.
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Speaker 1: What's that about?
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Speaker 6: They're all liberals. What are you talking about?
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Speaker 1: I don't like Trump.
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Speaker 14: Is she?
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Speaker 6: Well, I don't want to.
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Speaker 10: No, she's not.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I think so.
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Speaker 10: She's not.
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Speaker 6: But she works at a very liberal channel in a
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Speaker 6: very liberal business. And those people that work in and
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Speaker 6: around her, for the most part, not every single one,
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Speaker 6: are not very fond of President Trump or Sid Rosenberg.
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Speaker 6: So there's your answer.
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Speaker 13: All right.
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Speaker 1: So now if I put you up against Bill Ritter.
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Speaker 6: Oh, stop it. He's a local TV. I'm begging you
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Speaker 6: to stop. I'm begging you to stop. It's a local
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Speaker 6: TV guy.
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Speaker 13: Stop.
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Speaker 1: Is there anybody else? Those are the only two names
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Speaker 1: that we know?
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Speaker 6: You don't know? The other four people do radio in
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Speaker 6: the northern part of the state. Oh, okay. It's like
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Speaker 6: two radio guys from Rochester, I swear to God, and
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Speaker 6: two radio guys from, like, Glens Falls.
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Speaker 1: Well, you got to.
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Speaker 6: You've got to go all over the state to put
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Speaker 6: people in, right? It doesn't look like everybody's from New
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Speaker 6: York City. That's exactly right. It's not the New York
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Speaker 6: City broadcast. It's just the New York State. So every
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Speaker 6: time they're going to put people in from Syracuse and
18:50
Speaker 6: Rochester and Albany. You've never heard of these people.
18:52
Speaker 10: Right.
18:53
Speaker 6: Like nobody has.
18:55
Speaker 1: And they're on stations that are called, like, The Fox.
18:57
Speaker 6: Right, The Fox.
18:58
Speaker 10: The Animal.
19:00
Speaker 6: Those types of things. Well, congratulations to all of them,
19:03
Speaker 6: but they're not getting videos. Wow, so you're going last.
19:05
Speaker 16: So I've got to sit through all those other ones
19:08
Speaker 16: before we get to yours.
19:09
Speaker 6: Just show up late. Oh, that's a good idea. I mean,
19:12
Speaker 6: there'll be no food left by the time you get there,
19:14
Speaker 6: because people eat the food at the table. I haven't
19:17
Speaker 6: even figured out the tables yet.
19:18
Speaker 1: How many tables do we have?
19:20
Speaker 6: I don't know. That's the issue. I mean, I'm assuming... John, Margo,
19:25
Speaker 6: and Chad, I would hope. I would hope. Those three
19:28
Speaker 6: for sure, I think. I don't know.
19:29
Speaker 1: Of course they're going to be there.
19:31
Speaker 6: Right. So once you get past them, then you've got
19:34
Speaker 6: you guys, which is vitally important. You and Justin and
19:38
Speaker 6: Louis and Joe Nolan. So you've got you four. That's
19:43
Speaker 6: got to happen.
19:43
Speaker 1: So that's a whole table right there.
19:45
Speaker 6: That's without Danielle, my son Gabriel, who was taken off
19:48
Speaker 6: school that day, my daughter Ava, who was coming home
19:51
Speaker 6: from UPenn that day. And then there's a whole other
19:54
Speaker 6: group of people, led by Bo Dietl, who's about to
19:57
Speaker 6: join me in about 30 minutes, and Pete Morgan, that
20:00
Speaker 6: I'll look into for the table as well. Wyatt Imus
20:03
Speaker 6: wants to come. Deirdre Imus wants to come. I don't
20:06
Speaker 6: even know what the hell is going on here. I
20:09
Speaker 6: get almost, I would say every couple of days, somebody says,
20:12
Speaker 6: I want to be there. Scott Kaplan, my very first
20:15
Speaker 6: ever radio partner down in Florida. He's in San Diego.
20:18
Speaker 6: He wants to come. Craig Carton wants to come. WFAN.
20:22
Speaker 6: We've all worked together. Of course. So I don't know
20:25
Speaker 6: what this is going to look like. It could be
20:27
Speaker 6: a complete mess. We actually consider, Danielle and I, throwing
20:30
Speaker 6: like a little party for the people that will not
20:33
Speaker 6: be able to make it to the actual induction ceremony
20:36
Speaker 6: because space is an issue. We were going to have
20:40
Speaker 6: like a dinner or a party afterwards.
20:42
Speaker 1: Wasn't it in the Rainbow Room?
20:43
Speaker 10: Yes.
20:44
Speaker 1: That's a pretty huge space.
20:46
Speaker 10: Not really.
20:46
Speaker 6: I mean, I was there last year. It seemed kind
20:49
Speaker 6: of intimate to me. It wasn't huge at all. But
20:52
Speaker 6: what I saw, I don't know. I was there for John.
20:55
Speaker 6: John received some award. It didn't seem huge to me
20:58
Speaker 6: at all.
21:00
Speaker 14: So, I don't know.
21:01
Speaker 6: It could be a.
21:02
Speaker 1: Like, I can't imagine the people from Rochester... are bringing
21:06
Speaker 1: a big entourage.
21:08
Speaker 6: No, definitely not.
21:10
Speaker 1: Though I could see Rosanna Scotto and Bill Ritter. They'd
21:12
Speaker 1: probably have a fair amount of people there.
21:13
Speaker 6: I would think so. Rosanna's got like nine sisters.
21:16
Speaker 10: Yeah.
21:16
Speaker 6: They're all cute, too. Justin, you know anything about this?
21:19
Speaker 6: You're the one in touch with these Hall of Fame
21:21
Speaker 6: people almost every day. I haven't talked to any of
21:23
Speaker 6: these people.
21:25
Speaker 18: So we have already a table of ten. Anybody else
21:29
Speaker 18: that wants to attend has to get another table.
21:31
Speaker 6: At the pay for it. Yeah, of course. But it's
21:33
Speaker 6: not like they've got unlimited money. No, no, no.
21:35
Speaker 1: Wait, who's at this table of ten?
21:37
Speaker 19: Well, he already listed ten people.
21:38
Speaker 1: I think that was more than ten people.
21:40
Speaker 18: Yeah, well, obviously his family is going to be at
21:42
Speaker 18: that table, so you're going to have Danielle Gabriel.
21:44
Speaker 6: That's four.
21:45
Speaker 19: Is Ava coming? Ava's going to be there as well?
21:46
Speaker 6: Ava is coming, yes. My mother may come. Naomi may come.
21:51
Speaker 6: So that's five. Oh, my God. My mother's going to
21:52
Speaker 6: start cursing.
21:53
Speaker 19: And then me, you, and me, Noam, Lou.
21:57
Speaker 6: And Joe Nolan.
21:58
Speaker 19: And Joe Nolan.
21:59
Speaker 6: That's nine before you get to the big bosses here. Right.
22:02
Speaker 18: So I would imagine that John... Chad and WABC would
22:07
Speaker 18: want to buy another table of 10.
22:09
Speaker 6: Well, they did it last year. They've got, like, Emily
22:11
Speaker 6: Pankow and George.
22:13
Speaker 18: Now, obviously, that's not my decision. But if they'd like
22:16
Speaker 18: to do that, they can, of course, do it.
22:18
Speaker 6: Dominic was there last year.
22:19
Speaker 13: I would.
22:19
Speaker 6: Cosby was there last year. I don't know. Maybe they
22:21
Speaker 6: don't care.
22:22
Speaker 18: I mean, I would encourage them to do so. I
22:24
Speaker 18: would imagine John Katsimatidis, the boss man, could pull some strings.
22:27
Speaker 6: But who knows?
22:28
Speaker 10: I don't know.
22:28
Speaker 20: I don't know.
22:29
Speaker 6: You know, you've got Pete Morgan and Bo Dito. They
22:31
Speaker 6: want their own table.
22:32
Speaker 21: Right.
22:32
Speaker 6: Can we get 30 tables, four tables? I don't know.
22:35
Speaker 18: They have to get in touch with who? With the
22:39
Speaker 18: NYSBA and buy a table. They have to reach out
22:41
Speaker 18: and say, I want to buy.
22:42
Speaker 6: A table for the whole thing. What if they don't
22:43
Speaker 6: have enough tables so they want out? The place is
22:46
Speaker 6: not that big. It's not the garden.
22:47
Speaker 19: I'm not the general manager of the Rainbow Room. I
22:49
Speaker 19: don't know.
22:50
Speaker 6: Lisa G wants to come.
22:51
Speaker 19: I know we have a table of ten and that's all.
22:54
Speaker 6: You know you're okay. Which is all you care about.
22:57
Speaker 6: That's why I love you. You're like me. I couldn't
23:01
Speaker 6: care any less. So you're going to be there sitting
23:03
Speaker 6: right there watching those videos.
23:04
Speaker 1: I only care because I know people will be left out.
23:08
Speaker 6: Well, there will be some people left out. That's right.
23:10
Speaker 1: That's all I care about.
23:11
Speaker 6: Maybe my mother. I'd have to leave my mom. I'm sorry, but,
23:15
Speaker 6: you know. Anyway, we'll have more details. We are still
23:20
Speaker 6: about a month away. It's going to be huge. And again,
23:23
Speaker 6: special thanks to President Trump and Bibi for sending me
23:26
Speaker 6: these really sweet videos. And maybe the gentleman I'm meeting
23:31
Speaker 6: with at the White House on Thursday will end up
23:34
Speaker 6: sending a video, too. That would be crazy. It would.
23:37
Speaker 6: It would also piss off a lot of my fans.
23:40
Speaker 6: I mean, I know there was a radio host on
23:42
Speaker 6: this station yesterday who I happen to like a lot.
23:46
Speaker 6: He's become a really good friend. I'm not going to
23:48
Speaker 6: mention his name because I don't want to criticize him.
23:51
Speaker 6: But I was getting my phone was blowing up two
23:54
Speaker 6: o'clock yesterday afternoon. I'm on my deck trying to take
23:56
Speaker 6: a nap in the sun. And my phone is blowing
23:59
Speaker 6: up from a lot of my chronics. who listened to
24:02
Speaker 6: this guy as well, and they were furious because he
24:05
Speaker 6: was defending Tucker Carlson.
24:07
Speaker 1: Well, let me think. So they were on at 2 o'clock.
24:09
Speaker 6: I guess I kind of gave it away.
24:10
Speaker 1: That would be Greg Kelly.
24:11
Speaker 6: I guess. I wasn't listening, and I love Greg. I
24:15
Speaker 6: want to make this short so if he hears about
24:16
Speaker 6: this or he plays it later. Listen, I disagree with
24:19
Speaker 6: Greg wholeheartedly. I can't stand Tucker Carlson. I'm surprised that Greg,
24:24
Speaker 6: Greg's wife, is Jewish. Tucker is 1,000% anti-Semitic. I don't
24:28
Speaker 6: care what Greg Kelly says. I don't care. Smart guy,
24:31
Speaker 6: great guy, become a very good friend of mine. He's
24:33
Speaker 6: so wrong in this, it's sad. It's sad. So now
24:36
Speaker 6: I did get angry. So my bone is blowing up
24:39
Speaker 6: when people are saying, why is Greg Kelly out there
24:42
Speaker 6: defending Tucker? I'm putting on Clay Travis. Well, that's, you know,
24:46
Speaker 6: I don't want to hear that either. I mean, Craig
24:48
Speaker 6: is allowed to have his opinion. I say things I'm
24:50
Speaker 6: sure that Craig disagrees with. That doesn't change the fact
24:53
Speaker 6: that I think he's a wonderful broadcaster. I really do.
24:56
Speaker 6: That's a terrific show, and he's a good friend. But
24:58
Speaker 6: I couldn't disagree with him more than I do. And,
25:01
Speaker 6: in fact, the White House cares what I think because
25:04
Speaker 6: that's why I've been invited there at 3 o'clock on
25:07
Speaker 6: Thursday because, obviously, the way I care does matter. You know,
25:11
Speaker 6: the White House, I didn't ask the White House to come.
25:13
Speaker 6: I didn't say, hey, do me a favor. They came
25:16
Speaker 6: after me. They've come after me actually pretty hard. So
25:20
Speaker 6: this is a big issue. It's a big issue. They
25:22
Speaker 6: are clearly worried about it. And I am on the
25:26
Speaker 6: side of Tucker Carlson is a bad guy. He is
25:29
Speaker 6: an anti-Semite. Maybe in his heart he's not. Maybe he's
25:33
Speaker 6: getting paid by the people that are. Whatever it is,
25:36
Speaker 6: this guy has done a complete 180. He was pro-Israel
25:39
Speaker 6: when he was on Fox News, and now a couple
25:41
Speaker 6: of years later, he's not. You want to make the
25:43
Speaker 6: argument that... It's giving money to Israel is bad money. Well,
25:47
Speaker 6: you've got to do your homework. You have to do
25:49
Speaker 6: your homework and find out what Israel does in return,
25:52
Speaker 6: which is monstrous, monstrous. But I'm sick and tired of
25:57
Speaker 6: doing the homework for these people. Now, Greg is not
25:59
Speaker 6: an anti-Semite by any stretch. His wife is a lovely
26:03
Speaker 6: Jewish lady, but Tucker Carlson is. And if you don't
26:07
Speaker 6: think he is, then do your homework. That's all I'm
26:10
Speaker 6: going to say. Do your homework. Yes, not everybody who's
26:13
Speaker 6: critical of the Israeli government is an anti-Semite. Be like,
26:17
Speaker 6: say to me, when I hated Joe Biden, I hate America.
26:19
Speaker 6: I always loved America, even when Biden was in charge.
26:22
Speaker 6: So I understand that not every person that criticizes the
26:26
Speaker 6: Israeli government is an anti-Semite. But when you do every
26:29
Speaker 6: single show on how the Israelis and the Jews are
26:33
Speaker 6: taking over the world, whether it's Miriam Adelson, right, or
26:38
Speaker 6: who knows, a variety of people, At that point, it's
26:40
Speaker 6: fair to say you're an anti-Semite. And that's all Tucker does.
26:44
Speaker 6: I mean, I've got his clips on my phone. Every
26:46
Speaker 6: single show he does, whether it's his own show or
26:49
Speaker 6: a guest appearance, he finds a way to attack the Jews. No,
26:53
Speaker 6: it's not the Jews. It's the Israelis. Shut up, okay?
26:56
Speaker 6: That's the oldest trick in the book. Let me camouflage
27:00
Speaker 6: my anti-Semitism by keeping it just to Israel. You know, Norm,
27:05
Speaker 6: that's the oldest trick in the book, right?
27:06
Speaker 16: Yeah, well, and obviously it must be juicing his numbers,
27:09
Speaker 16: the fact that he talks about it every time he
27:10
Speaker 16: puts a podcast out.
27:11
Speaker 6: Oh, his numbers are big. You know why? And this
27:13
Speaker 6: is a statistical fact. You can look this up. His audience?
27:17
Speaker 10: Arab.
27:18
Speaker 6: Huge Arab audience. Not all of it, obviously, but huge
27:22
Speaker 6: Arab audience. And if you can't see that he's been
27:25
Speaker 6: affected by somebody somewhere, then you're either naive or stupid
27:30
Speaker 6: and probably closer to the latter.
27:33
Speaker 10: So.
27:34
Speaker 6: I will argue with Greg all day long about Tucker.
27:37
Speaker 6: And the White House is concerned about Tucker to the
27:41
Speaker 6: point where I'll be there on Thursday. And let's just
27:43
Speaker 6: leave it at that, okay?
27:45
Speaker 1: How quick into the conversation are you going to bring
27:47
Speaker 1: up Tucker, you think?
27:49
Speaker 6: It's not my conversation. Everybody keeps asking me the same thing.
27:54
Speaker 6: Michael Rappaport, what are you going to say? I didn't
27:56
Speaker 6: ask to go. So I'm going to be the one
27:59
Speaker 6: responding quickly. to the questions. Does that make sense?
28:02
Speaker 16: It does, but you should tell him what's important to you.
28:05
Speaker 16: That's the reason they're inviting you.
28:06
Speaker 6: Well, of course I'm going to tell him. I'm going
28:08
Speaker 6: to make the point. Look, you could be friends with
28:09
Speaker 6: whoever you want to be friends with. I don't know.
28:11
Speaker 6: It doesn't matter to me, okay? You could be friends
28:13
Speaker 6: with David Duke or Solomon Lydon. It doesn't matter if
28:16
Speaker 6: you're a private citizen. But if you're in office or
28:19
Speaker 6: you're running for office, no, it's not that easy. You
28:23
Speaker 6: can't just be friends with anybody you want to be
28:24
Speaker 6: friends with. At that point, if you want to win,
28:27
Speaker 6: you have to take a look at the People out
28:31
Speaker 6: there voting and figure out whether it's going to help
28:33
Speaker 6: you or hurt you. And in this case, you're hurting
28:38
Speaker 6: two groups of people, two Jews and Trump supporters. So
28:42
Speaker 6: if you want to run, you take that into account.
28:44
Speaker 6: If you're not running, who cares? Do what you want.
28:47
Speaker 6: Go for dinner every night with Tucker. No one's going
28:49
Speaker 6: to care. But if you're running for office, you've got
28:51
Speaker 6: to be careful. Does that make sense? It does.
28:54
Speaker 1: Have the Vance people told you whether this is.
28:56
Speaker 6: When did I say Vance? What do you mean? I
28:59
Speaker 6: never said Vance.
29:00
Speaker 1: Oh, you never said that.
29:01
Speaker 16: But have they told you that this is an on-the-record
29:04
Speaker 16: or off-the-record meeting with him?
29:06
Speaker 6: Off-the-record.
29:07
Speaker 1: So you can't tell us afterwards what you talked to
29:09
Speaker 1: him about?
29:09
Speaker 6: Of course I'm going to tell you. What the hell's
29:11
Speaker 6: the matter with you?
29:12
Speaker 1: I didn't think so.
29:12
Speaker 6: You can't keep a secret. I mean, the thing in
29:14
Speaker 6: Las Vegas was off-the-record, too. Remember that? It was, yes.
29:17
Speaker 6: It took five minutes for Laurel Lomer to tweet everything
29:19
Speaker 6: that took place that night. I mean, give me a break.
29:21
Speaker 6: I thought they were going to take the phones away.
29:24
Speaker 6: People were videotaping and tweeting, and they couldn't wait.
29:28
Speaker 16: That's so funny that they told you off the record,
29:30
Speaker 16: knowing you, that you'll keep quiet afterwards.
29:33
Speaker 6: Right, they don't want that either.
29:35
Speaker 1: No, of course, they want you to talk about it.
29:36
Speaker 6: They want me to come on and say nice things.
29:38
Speaker 1: Well, unless you don't, unless you, think otherwise.
29:40
Speaker 6: At the end of the meeting. But there's no way
29:42
Speaker 6: that's going to happen. He's an affable guy. He's a
29:44
Speaker 6: nice guy. You know, he's very likable. I mean, when
29:47
Speaker 6: he sits up on stage, which I've seen him do
29:49
Speaker 6: a couple of times, you don't walk away going, I
29:51
Speaker 6: hate that guy. You just don't do that.
29:53
Speaker 10: No.
29:54
Speaker 6: So I'd be surprised if I left angry. Well, we'll see, right?
30:02
Speaker 1: What time is this meeting?
30:04
Speaker 6: Three o'clock. And then my intention is to go into
30:07
Speaker 6: the Oval Office and see the president, but we'll see.
30:10
Speaker 6: That's probably going to happen. I don't know. I've got
30:12
Speaker 6: to catch a 10.30 train, so we'll have to play
30:15
Speaker 6: like an interview at 9.45 on Thursday so I can
30:17
Speaker 6: get out of here. I've got to go to Penn
30:19
Speaker 6: Station and catch the 10.30 to D.C. Okay. You want
30:24
Speaker 6: to come with me?
30:25
Speaker 1: I know you're setting me up, but yes, I do.
30:28
Speaker 10: Want to come with you.
30:29
Speaker 6: No, it's too late. My wife jumped in. I've got
30:32
Speaker 6: to go with you. I said, okay.
30:34
Speaker 1: Is she coming with you to the meeting?
30:36
Speaker 6: I don't think that. No, she's going to have to
30:39
Speaker 6: kind of walk around the White House. Maybe Monica Crowley
30:41
Speaker 6: will take her for lunch.
30:42
Speaker 20: I don't know.
30:43
Speaker 6: She's across the street in Blair Hall. Is that what
30:45
Speaker 6: they call it? Blair House. Blair House, excuse me. Anyway,
30:49
Speaker 6: what have we got going on in the news? I
30:51
Speaker 6: guess the big one is Mamdani and Letitia. suing the
30:55
Speaker 6: Trump administration over this green card immigration fight. What do
31:00
Speaker 6: you know about that, Noam?
31:01
Speaker 1: Well, I don't know that it's going to go anywhere,
31:03
Speaker 1: number one.
31:05
Speaker 16: But they held a press conference yesterday saying that this
31:09
Speaker 16: is going to get in the way of getting benefits
31:11
Speaker 16: to people who need them. And so that's why they're
31:14
Speaker 16: suing the Trump administration to try to stop it.
31:17
Speaker 1: We'll see if it goes anywhere.
31:18
Speaker 16: It was a big, boastful press conference yesterday that went
31:22
Speaker 16: on forever. Quite a long while with the Q &
31:24
Speaker 16: A afterwards. But it's one of these things where you say, okay,
31:29
Speaker 16: we'll take this to court. We'll find out what happens.
31:31
Speaker 16: The judge will decide, but we'll have to wait and see.
31:34
Speaker 6: So you don't think anything is going to happen?
31:36
Speaker 1: I doubt it.
31:37
Speaker 6: Who's right in this case?
31:40
Speaker 1: I think the federal government can do what it wants
31:42
Speaker 1: to do.
31:42
Speaker 6: I know, but how do you feel? Look, I am
31:43
Speaker 6: sick and tired, okay, as a guy that gets up
31:44
Speaker 6: at 3 o'clock in the morning. three o'clock in the morning,
31:53
Speaker 6: work my ass off all day. I work really hard.
31:56
Speaker 6: And this is a particularly tough job because unlike any
32:01
Speaker 6: other job, right? If you're a lawyer, yes, you have
32:04
Speaker 6: to perform when you're in front of a trial. And
32:06
Speaker 6: we're going to have both Alan Dershowitz and Arthur Aydala
32:09
Speaker 6: on today. Otherwise you sit in your office and you read, right?
32:12
Speaker 6: Most office jobs are sitting at your computer. You got
32:14
Speaker 6: time to have a cup of coffee, watch some porn,
32:16
Speaker 6: do whatever you do.
32:17
Speaker 14: Okay.
32:17
Speaker 6: I get in six o'clock in the morning. I got
32:19
Speaker 6: to be great already, which I am, but I got
32:22
Speaker 6: to be great. Six o'clock in the morning.
32:24
Speaker 20: Boom.
32:25
Speaker 6: It's a very difficult job not to do it. Anybody
32:28
Speaker 6: can turn on a mic and do radio. But the
32:30
Speaker 6: great ones, it ain't easy. And I'm sick and tired
32:34
Speaker 6: of working my ass off for 30 years and watching
32:37
Speaker 6: my salary go away and having my money go to
32:41
Speaker 6: illegals and people who would rather stay home and watch
32:44
Speaker 6: cartoons and smoke weed or were 30 years old. I'm
32:46
Speaker 6: sick of it. I don't care. I'm not here to
32:49
Speaker 6: help everybody else. I don't believe in that. I'm believing
32:52
Speaker 6: you get up, you go to work, and I got
32:54
Speaker 6: news for you. Are there people that don't have the
32:56
Speaker 6: same opportunity? I guess, yeah. I'm not dumb. I understand
33:01
Speaker 6: there is still some bias and prejudice in this country.
33:05
Speaker 6: Not everybody's got the same opportunity, but if you work
33:07
Speaker 6: hard and you really try, odds are, no matter what gender, race, ethnicity,
33:12
Speaker 6: you'll do okay. You'll do okay. I'm sick and tired
33:16
Speaker 6: of worrying about the people. Now, people get bad breaks. right,
33:19
Speaker 6: the mother out there whose husband's a piece of garbage
33:22
Speaker 6: and she's got to raise three kids. My heart bleeds
33:25
Speaker 6: for that woman. And if that woman wants to call me,
33:28
Speaker 6: I would send her a check in a minute, in
33:30
Speaker 6: a minute. But I'm so sick and tired of hardworking,
33:34
Speaker 6: successful people like me having to take care of everybody else.
33:39
Speaker 6: I'm sick of it. So I'm on the side of
33:42
Speaker 6: the federal government. How about you, Noah?
33:44
Speaker 16: Yeah, well, look, the whole idea is they want to look,
33:46
Speaker 16: ICE wants to look at and see who... is getting
33:50
Speaker 16: these government-funded assistance programs, the money from these government-assisted funding programs, illegally, right?
33:57
Speaker 16: I mean, and they can trace the steps and find
33:59
Speaker 16: out who these people are and know whether they should
34:01
Speaker 16: be in the country or not, legally or not, and whether.
34:03
Speaker 1: They should be sent packing home.
34:05
Speaker 6: Get out of here.
34:05
Speaker 1: So I think if.
34:07
Speaker 16: You explain it in detail to most people, they'd probably say, no,
34:09
Speaker 16: I'm on the side of Homeland Security.
34:11
Speaker 6: They should do this. Right, which I am. Mahmoud Khalil
34:15
Speaker 6: is at it again, this piece of garbage. He's a terrorist.
34:20
Speaker 6: I refer to him as the campus terrorist. I call
34:24
Speaker 6: the mayor a terrorist, and Fox News banned me, and
34:26
Speaker 6: people are, oh, my God, you can't say that. Let
34:29
Speaker 6: me say it again. Mamdani is a terrorist, and his
34:33
Speaker 6: buddy Mahmoud Khalil is a campus terrorist. And this mother
34:39
Speaker 6: effer has got the balls now to sue. He's actually
34:42
Speaker 6: suing Columbia for not protecting pro-Palestinian activists. You can't make
34:49
Speaker 6: this up. Play this, Kevin Drosh. Mahmoud Khalil, cut number seven.
34:54
Speaker 9: No student, regardless of their background, should ever have to
34:59
Speaker 9: go through the hell we went through over the past
35:01
Speaker 9: three years.
35:01
Speaker 6: You're garbage.
35:02
Speaker 9: What we're asking for is very simple.
35:05
Speaker 6: Equal treatment. It is time.
35:07
Speaker 13: No.
35:08
Speaker 9: To hold those who discriminate against Palestinians accountable. It is
35:13
Speaker 9: time to hold them for all these crimes and abuses
35:17
Speaker 9: that they inflicted upon us.
35:18
Speaker 6: You believe this? The balls on this guy? This guy
35:21
Speaker 6: should have been deported a year ago. Why hasn't he
35:24
Speaker 6: been deported?
35:26
Speaker 16: Legally, he's been able to put roadblocks in the way
35:29
Speaker 16: to him being deported.
35:30
Speaker 6: He's such a piece of garbage. And another guy that's
35:33
Speaker 6: a good friend of Mayor Mamdani... the great Mayor Mamdani,
35:37
Speaker 6: another one of his good buddies, and I guess it's
35:40
Speaker 6: a perfect transition to go from Khalil, the campus terrorist,
35:44
Speaker 6: to Macklemore, and he will not be performing now. I
35:48
Speaker 6: still haven't heard a word from Ed Sheeran. Congratulations to
35:51
Speaker 6: the owner of the New England Patriots, the great Robert Kraft.
35:55
Speaker 6: You know, Kraft is, he's kind of mealy-mouthed, to be honest.
35:58
Speaker 6: He's not very tough, you know, like he wants to
36:00
Speaker 6: sit down with Macklemore. No, no, no. I love what
36:04
Speaker 6: Carol Markowitz said. The New York Post columnist tweeted yesterday,
36:08
Speaker 6: stop sitting down with these people. There are influencers, Jewish influencers,
36:13
Speaker 6: that are now doing videos with Covicular. What are you doing? Seriously,
36:17
Speaker 6: what are you doing? Stop it. Stop it. They don't
36:20
Speaker 6: deserve it. They haven't earned it. No one has appointed
36:24
Speaker 6: you as the savior for all of mankind. I don't
36:27
Speaker 6: want to see Robert Kraft sitting down with Macklemore. I
36:31
Speaker 6: want to see Macklemore canceled from these shows. And he
36:34
Speaker 6: has been. But as far as I know, Noam, I
36:38
Speaker 6: haven't heard a word from Ed Sheeran. Have you?
36:40
Speaker 1: I don't think you will either.
36:41
Speaker 16: You know, Macklemore, the conversation that we know about is
36:45
Speaker 16: only because of Macklemore. And he's the one who said
36:47
Speaker 16: that he was told that, you know, Robert Kraft, who
36:51
Speaker 16: owns Gillette Stadium up in Massachusetts where the Patriots play,
36:54
Speaker 16: said that the tour would not be able to stop
36:56
Speaker 16: there later this month if Macklemore was still on the bill.
37:00
Speaker 1: And so then Ed Sheeran had to say, do I?
37:03
Speaker 16: Have to turn away all tens of thousands of my
37:05
Speaker 16: fans that are going to fill that stadium because he
37:07
Speaker 16: sells out these shows. And he said, obviously made the
37:11
Speaker 16: decision that no, he didn't want to do that. And
37:13
Speaker 16: so there had to be some sort of uncomfortable call.
37:15
Speaker 16: I don't know if it was directly between Macklemore and
37:18
Speaker 16: Ed Sheeran, but they were then told, no, we're going
37:21
Speaker 16: to let you go from the tour and continue on
37:23
Speaker 16: because there's lots of fans who would be disappointed because
37:26
Speaker 16: once Kraft said he wasn't going to do it, Then
37:29
Speaker 16: you had the owners of Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Lucas
37:33
Speaker 16: Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte.
37:36
Speaker 1: One by one, they said the same thing.
37:37
Speaker 16: They said if Macklemore was on the tour, they would
37:40
Speaker 16: not let the Ed Sheeran concert happen.
37:43
Speaker 6: That is great. And Macklemore made another comment dating all
37:46
Speaker 6: the way back to 2014, 12 years ago, that was
37:50
Speaker 6: considered anti-Semitic by many. So this is nothing new for Macklemore.
37:55
Speaker 6: He just feels more emboldened these days because the world
37:59
Speaker 6: has gotten dumber by the second since October the 7th.
38:03
Speaker 6: The whole world has gotten, not the whole world, I'm sorry.
38:06
Speaker 6: In fact, I still think it's the minority of people.
38:08
Speaker 6: I really do. The minority of people. But there's still
38:11
Speaker 6: a healthy amount of folks who have become dumber. Every
38:15
Speaker 6: day they get dumber since October the 7th. So, you know,
38:19
Speaker 6: if you say it in 2014, nobody cares. If you
38:23
Speaker 6: say it in 2026... To a minority of morons, you
38:27
Speaker 6: become a hero. Isn't that right? A hero is out
38:29
Speaker 6: of work today. Congratulations, Michael Moore. He actually said this
38:34
Speaker 6: moron that, you know what, it was all worth it.
38:37
Speaker 6: The fact that I was able to scream, greet Palestine.
38:39
Speaker 6: I would also ask Michael Moore at some point to
38:42
Speaker 6: show me on the map or on the globe or
38:45
Speaker 6: somewhere exactly where Palestine is. I have the same... argument
38:51
Speaker 6: with folks all the time. I stopped a long time ago,
38:54
Speaker 6: but I would argue this almost every day. When you
38:57
Speaker 6: scream free Palestine, where exactly is Palestine?
39:02
Speaker 13: No.
39:03
Speaker 1: Well, he'd have to show you the borders of where
39:05
Speaker 1: it was.
39:06
Speaker 6: No, there's no Palestine. It doesn't exist. You can still
39:10
Speaker 6: call Gaza Palestine if you want, but it doesn't exist.
39:14
Speaker 6: Feel like referring to some places, Constantinople. It doesn't exist.
39:19
Speaker 6: So when you're screaming, can't you scream about a place
39:21
Speaker 6: that actually exists? Why wouldn't you say free Gaza? Oh,
39:26
Speaker 6: because I guess the Israelis named it that, right? So
39:29
Speaker 6: it doesn't work. Is that it? I don't know.
39:31
Speaker 1: Don't know.
39:31
Speaker 10: I don't know.
39:32
Speaker 6: I don't know either. What else is going on?
39:35
Speaker 1: Do you care about this AI stuff?
39:37
Speaker 6: No, I care about it so much that we had
39:39
Speaker 6: Congresswoman Claudia Tenney.
39:41
Speaker 1: Oh, that's true.
39:42
Speaker 6: And today I've got Charlie Gasparino. Do I care about it?
39:45
Speaker 6: It is far and away the most discussed story not
39:48
Speaker 6: discussed with a G-U-S-T, discussed on the news shows today.
39:53
Speaker 6: It is.
39:54
Speaker 16: And so the question is whether to put these railings
39:57
Speaker 16: on AI technology.
39:59
Speaker 1: And the question is, who do you believe?
40:01
Speaker 16: You know, you have some people who worked for some
40:03
Speaker 16: of these AI companies who have come out in the
40:05
Speaker 16: last couple of days who say that we should be
40:07
Speaker 16: really worried that civilization could be over in the next
40:10
Speaker 16: decade if we let this loose.
40:12
Speaker 1: And that we have to rein it in. And then
40:14
Speaker 1: you have others on the other side.
40:15
Speaker 6: No, no, no.
40:16
Speaker 1: This is crazy. It's not that bad. Essentially saying you
40:19
Speaker 1: can pull the plug on these.
40:20
Speaker 16: Computers if you want to. You can stop it. You
40:23
Speaker 16: can slow it down. So there is a big meeting
40:25
Speaker 16: today in San Francisco. It's a three-day meeting that was
40:28
Speaker 16: already planned long before all this came out. But the
40:32
Speaker 16: biggest organizations, the biggest AI companies are going to be
40:35
Speaker 16: in San Francisco for a three-day conference. And no doubt
40:38
Speaker 16: this will be the conversation. That is, they try to
40:41
Speaker 16: sort this out in Washington. And the issue in Washington...
40:44
Speaker 16: It is that a lot of lawmakers, probably like us,
40:46
Speaker 16: they don't totally understand exactly everything that's involved in this
40:50
Speaker 16: technology and why it's so dangerous to society. And so
40:54
Speaker 16: they're trying to sort it out with the help of
40:56
Speaker 16: these AI companies. And then you have the people on
40:58
Speaker 16: the sidelines who know something about this and were there
41:01
Speaker 16: for the infancy of AI. And they say, no, it's
41:04
Speaker 16: not as bad as some people claim.
41:05
Speaker 1: So it's who you believe, I guess.
41:07
Speaker 6: Who do you believe?
41:09
Speaker 16: I think it's probably somewhere in the middle. I don't
41:11
Speaker 16: know if the end of civilization is.
41:13
Speaker 6: Really going to happen. But isn't almost every argument, almost
41:16
Speaker 6: everyone except for like this genocidal free Palestine nonsense, which
41:20
Speaker 6: is a complete lie. But almost every argument is somewhere
41:23
Speaker 6: in the middle, right?
41:24
Speaker 20: Yeah.
41:25
Speaker 1: Well, that's probably true.
41:26
Speaker 6: Probably true, yeah.
41:27
Speaker 1: So there's this– maybe they'll sort it out.
41:29
Speaker 16: It's called the Dreamforce Conference that's happening beginning today and
41:33
Speaker 16: the biggest– CEOs, a CEO of like OpenAI, Anthropic, they're.
41:37
Speaker 6: Going to be there. Right, those two guys. Is Elon
41:38
Speaker 6: Musk going to be there?
41:40
Speaker 16: Elon Musk, by the way, so maybe this will change
41:43
Speaker 16: your mind. Elon Musk is on the side of people
41:45
Speaker 16: who are warning everybody about AI.
41:47
Speaker 6: He wants guardrails. Yeah, he does. I know. He's one
41:50
Speaker 6: of the three big, big, big, big names that is
41:53
Speaker 6: talking about guardrails. Well, we'll talk to Charlie Gasplino, who's
41:55
Speaker 6: an economic genius coming up. He knows about this stuff.
41:58
Speaker 6: I don't know much about it. I'm not going to
41:59
Speaker 6: lie to you. I'm still celebrating the giant win over
42:02
Speaker 6: Dallas on Sunday night. Oh, I did get a text
42:05
Speaker 6: moments ago from my guy, John Katsimatidis, and my guy, John,
42:09
Speaker 6: who does the right thing. He says WABC is buying
42:14
Speaker 6: an executive table. Oh, okay. There you have it. I
42:17
Speaker 6: don't know what that means.
42:18
Speaker 16: I think that's for the guys, the suits on the
42:21
Speaker 16: fifth floor.
42:22
Speaker 6: Yeah, like I would imagine.
42:24
Speaker 14: Right.
42:25
Speaker 6: Like, you're going to have John. You're going to have Margot.
42:27
Speaker 6: You're going to have Chad. My guy, George V. I
42:30
Speaker 6: love George V. That's four. Maybe you have Dominic Carter
42:34
Speaker 6: if he's interested. I don't know. Maybe Rita Cosby. Those
42:37
Speaker 6: two were there last year. Brian Kilmeade will come. Him
42:40
Speaker 6: and I are very, very, very close, and he's excited
42:43
Speaker 6: about this. So he'll come. Who else would probably want
42:47
Speaker 6: to be there for this? Maybe Bill O'Reilly. Oh, yeah, right.
42:50
Speaker 6: I think Bill would definitely want to be there for this.
42:53
Speaker 6: I don't know who else upstairs in terms of executives.
42:57
Speaker 6: What about Jimmy Capsalis?
42:58
Speaker 1: He may want to be there.
42:59
Speaker 6: I like Jimmy Capsalis.
43:00
Speaker 1: Everybody likes Jimmy.
43:02
Speaker 6: But it's been the New York Post. I mean, him
43:03
Speaker 6: and John, obviously.
43:04
Speaker 1: So maybe you want him to be there, yeah?
43:05
Speaker 6: I want him to be there. I like Jimmy Capsalis.
43:08
Speaker 6: Anybody else I like that I want there?
43:10
Speaker 16: I mean, there's lots of people to like up there,
43:13
Speaker 16: but if you start inviting people, then you've got to
43:16
Speaker 16: get in a whole other table.
43:17
Speaker 6: Well, you know what I like? I like the judge. Oh, yeah.
43:21
Speaker 6: Judge Weinberger. Even though he yelled at my wife in
43:22
Speaker 6: court for years. Did you know that? I did not
43:25
Speaker 6: know that. My wife was a young attorney working for
43:27
Speaker 6: legal aid, and she claims that Weinberger would yell at
43:30
Speaker 6: her all the time in court. Now, he, of course,
43:32
Speaker 6: has become friendly with Danielle. He denies that, but you
43:36
Speaker 6: can't trust a judge. So, clearly, he yelled at my
43:40
Speaker 6: wife for years.
43:41
Speaker 1: Yeah, she would remember better than him.
43:43
Speaker 13: Yeah.
43:43
Speaker 6: Well, she loves the judge, so he should come, right?
43:47
Speaker 1: Yeah, so that's already filling up a whole other table.
43:49
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's enough of that, guys. We've got a lot
43:56
Speaker 6: of great guests stopping by today.
43:59
Speaker 2: Sid and Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple
44:02
Speaker 2: Podcast Network.
44:05
Speaker 22: Dixon this year was the New York Giants, would be
44:07
Speaker 22: the most improved team in the NFL. Jackson Dart can
44:11
Speaker 22: really play. He's athletic.
44:13
Speaker 1: He's confident.
44:13
Speaker 6: He is a leader of men.
44:15
Speaker 22: John Harbaugh could have chosen a lot of jobs. He
44:19
Speaker 22: understood there's talent on this roster. A Harbaugh taking over
44:23
Speaker 22: a Blue Blood is like Scorsese directing a mob movie.
44:27
Speaker 1: It just feels right.
44:29
Speaker 22: That is the best, most impressive offensive performance since Eli Manning.
44:34
Speaker 22: It's not just about touchdowns. It's dominating people up front.
44:40
Speaker 22: That was impressive.
44:41
Speaker 6: This guy finished like third, I think, on American Idol. Daughtry,
44:45
Speaker 6: love this song. Love him. Good act.
44:47
Speaker 10: Home.
44:48
Speaker 6: But after you heard from one of the real smart
44:50
Speaker 6: sports guys in the country, huge star at Box Sports 1,
44:55
Speaker 6: Colin Coward. He's got that show, The Herd, every day.
44:58
Speaker 6: And he did make that prediction. He said the Giants
45:01
Speaker 6: back in July, he said, the Giants would be the
45:03
Speaker 6: most improved team in the National Football League. And again,
45:06
Speaker 6: you don't want to get too crazy after one week.
45:09
Speaker 6: You don't. Okay. But they looked really good. I mean,
45:13
Speaker 6: really good. They moved the ball on offense. They ran
45:17
Speaker 6: the ball well. Scoutaboo ran it well. Everybody ran it well. Singletary, Tracy,
45:22
Speaker 6: when he's not bumbling. Dort was on the money. Nabors
45:26
Speaker 6: is back. He caught six balls. Isaiah Likely. What a
45:29
Speaker 6: tremendous tight end he is. He didn't fit in Baltimore
45:32
Speaker 6: because they already had Mark Andrews. This guy's going to
45:34
Speaker 6: be a superstar here. This young wide receiver, Malachi from
45:39
Speaker 6: Notre Dame, he's the real deal. Giants are loaded. Their
45:42
Speaker 6: offensive line is better. The kid from Miami is a stud.
45:46
Speaker 6: He was on with Bruce Beck last night with Braylon
45:49
Speaker 6: Hall from the Jets. The Giants are for real. So,
45:52
Speaker 6: Monday's going to be a huge test. They'll be in
45:55
Speaker 6: Los Angeles for the Rams. And most of the NFL
45:59
Speaker 6: prognosticators I spoke to over the summer thought the Rams
46:03
Speaker 6: would be going to the Super Bowl. But, again, not
46:06
Speaker 6: that one week means everything. The Rams went to Australia
46:10
Speaker 6: last Thursday night and got their doors blown off by
46:14
Speaker 6: Brock Purdy and the 49ers. Lost 27-7. So it's an angry,
46:19
Speaker 6: I should say, Ram football team. about to host the
46:22
Speaker 6: Giants on Monday night. And if the Giants can somehow
46:26
Speaker 6: escape Los Angeles with a win over Matthew Stafford and
46:32
Speaker 6: the Rams, at that point, you've got to take the
46:36
Speaker 6: Giants very seriously. So we're going to see Colin Coward
46:40
Speaker 6: on the Giants. I'll tell you what other team that
46:42
Speaker 6: is not necessarily improved because outside of last year, which
46:47
Speaker 6: was a dreadful season, they go to the Super Bowl
46:49
Speaker 6: just about every year. And that's Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City Chiefs.
46:54
Speaker 6: He got hurt late last year, bad injury. Question was,
46:57
Speaker 6: was he going to be healthy in time for the
46:58
Speaker 6: start of this year? And they embarrassed a pretty good
47:02
Speaker 6: Denver Bronco team last night. Oh, yeah. I told you
47:05
Speaker 6: they acquired this kid, Kenneth Walker. Walker was the leading
47:09
Speaker 6: rusher for the Seattle Seahawks last year. And all they
47:12
Speaker 6: did was win the Super Bowl. He's a big-time running back, big-time.
47:16
Speaker 6: Kansas City gets him. Yeah, like 200 yards last night.
47:20
Speaker 19: 173 yards and a touchdown, baby.
47:21
Speaker 10: Yeah.
47:22
Speaker 6: So you add Kenneth Walker to that offense with a
47:25
Speaker 6: healthy Mahomes. Kelsey had one big play, Travis. Young wide
47:29
Speaker 6: receiving core, guys like Worthy and Rice. Yep. So again,
47:32
Speaker 6: one week doesn't tell you everything, but it does look
47:35
Speaker 6: like the Kansas City Chiefs may be back.
47:38
Speaker 19: Yeah, and Mahomes was running around last night.
47:41
Speaker 6: He had a couple of scrambles. Yeah, a couple of
47:42
Speaker 6: big scrambles, touchdown.
47:43
Speaker 19: So he looked all right.
47:44
Speaker 6: He looked real good. So are the Giants the most
47:47
Speaker 6: improved team in football? Are the Kansas City Chiefs on
47:51
Speaker 6: their way back to being great? One week doesn't tell
47:54
Speaker 6: you everything, but after one week, both of those statements
47:58
Speaker 6: seem to be true. All right, we'll take a break.
48:00
Speaker 6: When we get back, he's usually on later on a
48:03
Speaker 6: Tuesday morning, but it's good to mix up the times.
48:05
Speaker 6: You've got a huge audience right now. People don't realize.
48:08
Speaker 6: They think, ah, it's early. We have a huge audience.
48:11
Speaker 6: Uncle Bo, greatest cop in New York City history. Now, Mr.
48:15
Speaker 6: New York, Uncle Bo Deedle. His Tuesday morning appearance gets
48:19
Speaker 6: going next.
48:21
Speaker 2: Sid and Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple
48:25
Speaker 2: Podcast Network.
48:27
Speaker 6: You tell them, Debra. Blondie here. Debra Harry, call me.
48:31
Speaker 6: This was used in that movie American Gigolo with Richard Gere.
48:34
Speaker 6: Roll me in designer sheets. I never get enough. Bo Dietl,
48:40
Speaker 6: amazing cop, best ever. But now, of course, Mr. New
48:44
Speaker 6: York City, my relative. I love this guy so much.
48:47
Speaker 6: Great on Tuesdays. Uncle Bo, how are you this morning, buddy?
48:51
Speaker 10: Good morning. A little early for me, but never, never
48:54
Speaker 10: too late to be on your show, brother.
48:55
Speaker 6: Thank you, man.
48:56
Speaker 14: Thank you.
48:57
Speaker 10: Thank you. You know, I'm glad you had my friend there, John,
49:00
Speaker 10: the fire captain, retired yesterday. You know, he was down
49:04
Speaker 10: there at 9-11, and what he did, he was on
49:07
Speaker 10: Broadway there with all these scumbag Palestinian supporters.
49:11
Speaker 21: And he unloaded on them.
49:13
Speaker 10: And guys like him, a lot of them out there,
49:16
Speaker 10: a lot of them acquired, but he jumped up ugly,
49:18
Speaker 10: and they showed the balls.
49:20
Speaker 13: They had none.
49:21
Speaker 10: And it was a very moving day.
49:24
Speaker 6: He was. I got to say, though, he called in yesterday.
49:28
Speaker 6: He happens to be Kevin Trosh's landlord. I mean, it's
49:30
Speaker 6: such a small world. This guy, Johnny Church. And unfortunately,
49:34
Speaker 6: if you were listening on the radio, you barely heard
49:36
Speaker 6: him because he cursed every other word. We ought to
49:39
Speaker 6: dump it. But on the Internet, you heard everything. Bo Dietl,
49:42
Speaker 6: I love that guy. He's a throwback to the good
49:44
Speaker 6: old days.
49:45
Speaker 10: He's a good friend of my friend, Jersey Mike, from
49:49
Speaker 10: our club up there in 150th Street. I've been to
49:52
Speaker 10: the club. And I'm going to tell you something. Great guy.
49:55
Speaker 10: It was great to see him. You know, I had
49:58
Speaker 10: not been down to ground zero, you know, since the
50:02
Speaker 10: towers came down, since Mike Sherville and I tried to
50:05
Speaker 10: help that day and days after, days after, days after. And,
50:11
Speaker 10: you know, first they had me standing with Blakeman and
50:14
Speaker 10: all the elected AOC, the bartender there, and Plughead, Schumer,
50:21
Speaker 10: all these phonies, the presidents were all there. But I
50:24
Speaker 10: had to leave, and I went to the bathroom at
50:27
Speaker 10: the museum. I came back, and I said, you know what?
50:29
Speaker 10: Help with me going over there. Let me go where
50:31
Speaker 10: the families are. And I walked through where the families were.
50:34
Speaker 10: I was so honored. So many people knew me, wanted
50:38
Speaker 10: pictures taken. I said, you really remember who I am?
50:40
Speaker 10: And they go, we love you. Keep speaking up on Sid.
50:46
Speaker 10: You're the, you're the voice of what we feel. You're
50:48
Speaker 10: not afraid. And I got all kinds of pictures taken
50:51
Speaker 10: together with their family members. I was so honored to
50:54
Speaker 10: be there. And I think that's what it was all
50:56
Speaker 10: about honoring the family. So I saw him and dummy.
50:59
Speaker 10: He looked directly at me. I was only about 25
51:02
Speaker 10: feet away. You know what I wanted to do? I was,
51:05
Speaker 10: I would not embarrass the families. I would not yell out.
51:08
Speaker 10: And all I did was look in his eyes, and
51:12
Speaker 10: I was thinking stuff. And I think you know what
51:14
Speaker 10: I was thinking in my eyes, what I'd like to
51:16
Speaker 10: do to him. And he read my eyeballs, and he
51:19
Speaker 10: just didn't do anything.
51:20
Speaker 6: Well, let me ask you this, because— He didn't smile.
51:22
Speaker 10: He didn't smile.
51:23
Speaker 6: He didn't smile, because I know you'd like to knock
51:25
Speaker 6: him out, and so would I. Given the opportunity, I
51:28
Speaker 6: would put that mother effer on the floor. In five seconds,
51:31
Speaker 6: you can write it.
51:32
Speaker 10: Oh, Sid Rosenberg. He does bench presses. He bench presses
51:36
Speaker 10: 130 pounds. Come on, Sid.
51:37
Speaker 6: I think it was less. I think it was like 110.
51:39
Speaker 6: But anyway, you know, Rudy actually shook his hand. Now,
51:42
Speaker 6: I know Rudy's older. He may have been surprised, all
51:45
Speaker 6: these excuses. And no one loves Rudy more than me.
51:48
Speaker 6: I still love Rudy. I'm not mad at Rudy. I
51:50
Speaker 6: still love him. But you can't shake his hand. If
51:53
Speaker 6: he would have shook his hand out to shake your hand,
51:56
Speaker 6: what would you have done?
51:57
Speaker 10: I would have just, maybe I would have assaulted him.
51:59
Speaker 13: I would have thought that he was trying to hit me.
52:01
Speaker 10: But I'm going to be honest. Let's give Rudy a
52:03
Speaker 10: pass on this one. You know why? Rudy has slowed
52:06
Speaker 10: down tremendously. I know Rudy longer than anybody. I supported
52:11
Speaker 10: him in 1988 when he first ran for mayor of
52:14
Speaker 10: New York, which he lost. I love Rudy Giuliani, and
52:18
Speaker 10: he's slowing down. Let's just leave it at he's slowing down.
52:21
Speaker 10: Did you ever think that possibly this smiley creep was
52:24
Speaker 10: right in front of him and he didn't know how
52:26
Speaker 10: to react to it?
52:26
Speaker 13: I'm going to give him a pass on that. I'm
52:28
Speaker 13: going to give him a pass on that.
52:30
Speaker 10: I mean that.
52:30
Speaker 6: I'm not. I love him, but I'm not giving him
52:32
Speaker 6: a pass. Even if I shook his hand by accident,
52:35
Speaker 6: I would have at that point said, oh, God, get
52:37
Speaker 6: out of my face. I would have done something just
52:39
Speaker 6: to be a little nasty.
52:41
Speaker 10: No one thing. Our friend has slowed down a lot.
52:45
Speaker 10: With age comes people slowing down, and I'm sorry to
52:48
Speaker 10: say he slowed down a lot. I love Rudy Giuliani.
52:51
Speaker 10: I love his son.
52:52
Speaker 6: No, I love Andrew, too. Of course, Andrew and I
52:55
Speaker 6: are very, very, very— he' s probably mad at me now, but
52:57
Speaker 6: we're very, very good friends.
52:58
Speaker 10: I got more points.
52:59
Speaker 6: Well, hold on. Were you sitting anywhere near Mamdani and AOC?
53:03
Speaker 6: You mentioned AOC. When those two idiots found a reason
53:07
Speaker 6: to chuckle when they were reading the names.
53:09
Speaker 10: When they were chuckling, I was with the families of
53:12
Speaker 10: the people being announced. I felt as though me being
53:16
Speaker 10: down there standing with all the schmucks there, including the plughead,
53:19
Speaker 10: that little guy used to be fat. Now he's skinny.
53:22
Speaker 10: That Congressman Lard, what's his name? He ain't running anymore.
53:27
Speaker 10: All the liberals were there.
53:30
Speaker 6: Jerry Nathalie, you mean? You mean Jerry Nathalie? You know
53:33
Speaker 6: who's running for his seat, and I love her. I
53:37
Speaker 6: actually am hosting an event for her, which I get
53:39
Speaker 6: asked all the time. I say no more than I
53:41
Speaker 6: say yes, but I said yes to her. This lady,
53:44
Speaker 6: Caroline Schinkel, is running for that seat. Yeah, she's great. Oh, great.
53:48
Speaker 10: All I know is people have to realize this is
53:51
Speaker 10: a very important election. And if we get more of
53:55
Speaker 10: these communists in there, we're just going down. I got
53:58
Speaker 10: some very important stuff now. Excuse me. So did you
54:02
Speaker 10: ever hear the Church of St. John's? It dates back
54:06
Speaker 10: to 1834. It's called the Church of the Generals. And
54:10
Speaker 10: it was located near where your school, your prep school,
54:13
Speaker 10: I think. What was that prep school down at Fort?
54:16
Speaker 10: It's 9818 Fort Hamilton Parkway.
54:18
Speaker 6: That would be your poly prep, which is off Bay
54:21
Speaker 6: 8th Street and Diker Heights in Bay Ridge.
54:23
Speaker 10: Right. Okay. So all of a sudden, back a few
54:27
Speaker 10: days ago, October 23, this council member, Justin Brennan, this
54:32
Speaker 10: piece of garbage.
54:32
Speaker 6: He's a jerk-off. You know, I used to know him,
54:34
Speaker 6: you know, years and years ago, believe it or not,
54:36
Speaker 6: when I first came to New York to do radio
54:38
Speaker 6: in 2000 at WNEW, Justin Brannan was an intern for
54:44
Speaker 6: the Opie and Anthony show. How about that? And now,
54:48
Speaker 6: and then he turns out to be the treasurer of
54:50
Speaker 6: the council, and he is one of the biggest problems
54:53
Speaker 6: we've got, Bo, in New York City.
54:55
Speaker 10: Well, all of a sudden they announced a $ 6 million
54:59
Speaker 10: capital award to the Bay Ridge Community Development Center. And
55:03
Speaker 10: who inserts themselves in this? The Islamic Society of Bay Ridge,
55:08
Speaker 10: Imam Mohammed Al-Bagh, Ghazal Ghul. So make a long story short,
55:13
Speaker 10: this is a church. that was at the Church of
55:17
Speaker 10: the Generalists back in 1834, has a history. Guess what?
55:21
Speaker 10: Robert E. Lee, Walter Bedell, he's Smith, he was President
55:24
Speaker 10: Eisenhower's Chief of Staff, and all of a sudden what
55:27
Speaker 10: they wanna do, and they're doing it, and they're doing it,
55:30
Speaker 10: and the imam came right out and said that he
55:33
Speaker 10: praised Hamas and all that stuff. Now they wanna build
55:36
Speaker 10: some giant mosque on that location in this beautiful church
55:41
Speaker 10: that goes back to 1836. I mean, what the hell
55:46
Speaker 10: are we doing here? Do you know about this? Nobody
55:49
Speaker 10: knows about this. This is going to be one of
55:51
Speaker 10: those things that they're going to ram through. And before
55:53
Speaker 10: you know it, that church will be gone. It will
55:56
Speaker 10: be destroyed. And everybody's going to be, bullshit. All right.
56:03
Speaker 10: So now that's something very, very important. And then, you know,
56:07
Speaker 10: that's something I had to talk about because a lot
56:09
Speaker 10: of people don't know that's going on. The Church of
56:11
Speaker 10: the Generals, that means all the military guys used to
56:14
Speaker 10: go there. History is, they're trying to erase history is
56:18
Speaker 10: what they're trying to do. They're trying to get rid
56:20
Speaker 10: of any signs of our great country, and that's a
56:23
Speaker 10: perfect example. Damn you, keep your hands off that church.
56:27
Speaker 10: That church is sacred. Keep your hands off. You want
56:29
Speaker 10: to go build a mosque? Why don't you go to
56:30
Speaker 10: Randall's Island and build a mosque on Randall's Island? Stay
56:33
Speaker 10: the hell out of Brooklyn, you creeps. All right, now,
56:36
Speaker 10: remember that Penn incident there with the Mondami? I know
56:39
Speaker 10: it's last week.
56:40
Speaker 6: Yeah, the attorney, the Al Qaeda attorney and Jessica Tisch
56:43
Speaker 6: was involved, too.
56:44
Speaker 10: Yeah, they were signing executive orders commemorating. What's that word?
56:49
Speaker 10: Come on.
56:50
Speaker 6: Commemorating. Commemorating.
56:51
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's a little early. Okay, 9-11. All of a sudden,
56:55
Speaker 10: Mayor Douchebag Mandami handed the pen. We knew that. The
56:59
Speaker 10: lawyer was Kassim. Kassim, he previously represented that al-Adhabi from
57:06
Speaker 10: al-Qaeda and about the bombings and all that. Now, the
57:12
Speaker 10: 9-11 connection was al-Adhabi was the brother of Khalid Mandar.
57:16
Speaker 10: I can't even say these guys' names. And you know what?
57:18
Speaker 10: He was the one that was the terrorist aboard Flight
57:21
Speaker 10: 77 that crashed into the Pentagon in All of a sudden, Argyle,
57:25
Speaker 10: God bless Argyle, a police commissioner, she drew the line.
57:29
Speaker 10: And then all of a sudden, she mentioned that the
57:31
Speaker 10: first responders were heroes. And she mentioned that the attackers
57:35
Speaker 10: were terrorists. And like you always said, they were terrorists.
57:39
Speaker 10: And our current mayor is a terrorist supporter. Okay, I'll
57:45
Speaker 10: go one more further. He is a terrorist. When you
57:48
Speaker 10: sleep with bums, you sleep with bedbugs, you become a bedbug.
57:52
Speaker 10: And then you got some really important issues going on now.
57:57
Speaker 10: Now all of a sudden, big butt there, Attorney General,
58:00
Speaker 10: she was there, Letitia James. I could have put a
58:03
Speaker 10: sign on her backside there. She's leading 21 states and
58:07
Speaker 10: a lawsuit challenging Trump administration. It's a new thing. Mayor
58:11
Speaker 10: Mondami's leaving a coalition. She's challenging the rule, targeting immigrants
58:18
Speaker 10: using public benefits. Why can't we check with the monies
58:23
Speaker 10: we're giving out? You got old people eating hamburger helper,
58:26
Speaker 10: eating dog food and all that, but yet they want
58:29
Speaker 10: to just... Give stuff away to illegals. Give them housing,
58:33
Speaker 10: give them food, give them health care. And you want
58:36
Speaker 10: to know something? Why shouldn't immigration look and see what
58:40
Speaker 10: kind of SNAP, health insurance? These are things that we
58:43
Speaker 10: should not be giving away. We should give them to
58:46
Speaker 10: our people. You're talking about $ 10 to $ 15 billion that
58:51
Speaker 10: is being spent in New York City alone, man. And
58:54
Speaker 10: you got people, you got people that don't want to,
58:57
Speaker 10: they go to the supermarket, they get an editing machine
58:59
Speaker 10: because they don't have enough money to buy food for themselves.
59:03
Speaker 10: But yet we got all these guys, Abba Dabba Doo,
59:06
Speaker 10: Julio Gonzalez, and all these other guys riding around. I'm
59:10
Speaker 10: talking about the illegal ones because I love Spanish people, man.
59:13
Speaker 10: I love eating all the cuchafritos and all that. I'm
59:16
Speaker 10: a Spanish food lover. So I don't mean you American Spanish.
59:19
Speaker 10: I'm talking about the illegal criminals that are out there
59:23
Speaker 10: right now. And now we got the school opened up.
59:25
Speaker 10: You got this scumbag chancellor, Kamasi Andrews. Oh, what happened
59:29
Speaker 10: to the $ 180, 000 no big contract? The kids are 50%
59:33
Speaker 10: failing in English and reading and everything. This guy's another
59:37
Speaker 10: douchebag like the same as the guy Banks. Remember they
59:40
Speaker 10: ran him out of town? He was stealing also. Of course.
59:45
Speaker 10: And then on top of it, you talked about Mondami
59:48
Speaker 10: with his electric bus, right? Nearly a billion dollars he
59:51
Speaker 10: pissed away. Now the MDA is buying 650 natural gas
59:56
Speaker 10: buses to replace the new electric buses. What are we
59:59
Speaker 10: going to do with those buses? They're failing. Just keep spending,
1:00:02
Speaker 10: you fool. And now all of a sudden they realize
1:00:05
Speaker 10: that it's a massive electrical investment. The MDA is preparing
1:00:09
Speaker 10: to purchase 650 new compressed natural gas buses. This is
1:00:15
Speaker 10: ridiculous how they piss away money. Now, the New York Times,
1:00:18
Speaker 10: your favorite newspaper, right? They're questioning the mentally ill woman
1:00:24
Speaker 10: that got killed by the police officers there in Times
1:00:26
Speaker 10: Square when she wanted to kill two people and she
1:00:30
Speaker 10: wanted to stab the cops. She never, ever, the Times
1:00:34
Speaker 10: never mentioned Mondami's promise. $ 1 billion with this bullcrap community
1:00:39
Speaker 10: safety plan. Never happened. Never happened. Another one of his
1:00:43
Speaker 10: smiling nothing. The police are our last resort. And you
1:00:47
Speaker 10: want to know something? Soon they're going to be walking away.
1:00:51
Speaker 10: Mondami canceled hiring 5,000 new cops. And we're going to
1:00:56
Speaker 10: train war, not a cops-facing investigation like that poor kid
1:01:00
Speaker 10: that's sitting on Rikers Island with the headlock. We talk
1:01:03
Speaker 10: about that. And now, all of a sudden, $ 4. 5 billion
1:01:06
Speaker 10: a year on the homeless. So why do we have
1:01:09
Speaker 10: encampments on the West Side all.
1:01:12
Speaker 14: Over the city?
1:01:13
Speaker 10: Because you're not doing what you said you were going
1:01:15
Speaker 10: to do. All you do, Mom Domini, is talk.
1:01:18
Speaker 21: Talk.
1:01:19
Speaker 10: And here, this is very important. $ 10 billion-plus... spent $ 10
1:01:26
Speaker 10: billion through June 2026. This is for medical care, hotel, food.
1:01:33
Speaker 10: It's going to go well over $ 15 billion of our
1:01:38
Speaker 10: budget for illegals. When do we stop? When do we
1:01:42
Speaker 10: stop when we go bankrupt? And you know who's right
1:01:44
Speaker 10: on top of it? The Republican controller candidate, Hernandez. He
1:01:48
Speaker 10: states That we're going to $ 98 billion in five years
1:01:53
Speaker 10: in debt. You know what that means? Your bonds, your
1:01:56
Speaker 10: city bonds is going to go into the toilet bowl.
1:01:59
Speaker 10: I wouldn't buy anything in New York City. I'll rent.
1:02:03
Speaker 10: And then when I have to run out of here
1:02:05
Speaker 10: and when I move my family out, I don't have
1:02:07
Speaker 10: to worry about this. But you know what he's going
1:02:09
Speaker 10: to do next? I guarantee you, people, he's going to
1:02:12
Speaker 10: try to get a law passed. If you lived and
1:02:15
Speaker 10: worked in New York City at one time, you're going
1:02:17
Speaker 10: to have to keep paying. So you think you're going
1:02:19
Speaker 10: to run away, Sid? Make money in New York City?
1:02:21
Speaker 10: You're going to come like the guy. Who's that guy
1:02:24
Speaker 10: with the sickle? The dead guy that walks around when
1:02:28
Speaker 10: you're about to die. What's his name?
1:02:29
Speaker 6: I don't know. It's like the mob, though, too. You
1:02:32
Speaker 6: can't leave. Or like the Hotel California. You can check in,
1:02:35
Speaker 6: but you never check out.
1:02:36
Speaker 10: I'm talking about the guy of death.
1:02:38
Speaker 6: Yeah, what is his name again? I don't remember his name.
1:02:41
Speaker 13: I know you're talking about it.
1:02:43
Speaker 21: Yeah, the Reaper.
1:02:45
Speaker 6: The Reaper.
1:02:46
Speaker 10: The Reaper, yeah.
1:02:47
Speaker 6: There you go, Mom. Donnie's the Reaper.
1:02:49
Speaker 10: He's going to try to follow you to Florida when
1:02:52
Speaker 10: you move.
1:02:52
Speaker 6: My God.
1:02:53
Speaker 10: Very, very, very important. Very, very important.
1:02:56
Speaker 6: I'm going to wrap this up here.
1:02:58
Speaker 10: We got two scumbag candidates there, Oliva Chauvin and Claire Valdez.
1:03:04
Speaker 10: What they wanted is they want to stop $ 215 million
1:03:09
Speaker 10: in counterterrorism funding for New York City. They don't want
1:03:12
Speaker 10: the police to have the federal money. These two piece
1:03:15
Speaker 10: of God didn't even get in there yet. They're trying
1:03:17
Speaker 10: to stop it. And then we're talking real fast. But
1:03:20
Speaker 10: never ask Badami to knock extreme Muslim meditation. This guy
1:03:25
Speaker 10: is a piece of garbage. Hold on.
1:03:27
Speaker 17: One more.
1:03:28
Speaker 10: One more.
1:03:28
Speaker 20: One more.
1:03:29
Speaker 6: Please.
1:03:29
Speaker 10: We got that scumbag judge. We got a Janice Robinson
1:03:33
Speaker 10: found eight defendants released without bail. Two charged with attempted murder.
1:03:37
Speaker 10: Five of them received no bail. accused shooter, that was
1:03:41
Speaker 10: the same scumbag that shot somebody during that West Indiana
1:03:44
Speaker 10: Day Parade. When do we stop these scumbag judges? When, when, when?
1:03:49
Speaker 6: All good questions, I don't know, but another amazing appearance
1:03:51
Speaker 6: by Bo Dietl. Thank you for another great job here
1:03:54
Speaker 6: on a Tuesday morning. He did mention Joe Hernandez. I'm
1:03:57
Speaker 6: endorsing Joe in a big way for control. Bo also
1:04:00
Speaker 6: mentioned Letitia James. And I am endorsing Saritha. I can't
1:04:05
Speaker 6: say her last name. I can't pronounce it. Coma Toretti.
1:04:07
Speaker 6: How was it now?
1:04:08
Speaker 19: Coma Toretti.
1:04:09
Speaker 6: I love that girl. She's amazing. I'm seriously. Tough as nails,
1:04:13
Speaker 6: but a huge heart, amazing resume. She is about as
1:04:17
Speaker 6: smart a legal person as you'll ever meet. Saritha. So
1:04:22
Speaker 6: vote for Joe Hernandez for Comptroller. Vote for Saritha for
1:04:27
Speaker 6: Attorney General. And at some point today, I must discuss
1:04:31
Speaker 6: the Regents exams. When I was in high school... We
1:04:34
Speaker 6: bought them. The Jews, we don't mess around. I'll tell
1:04:37
Speaker 6: you the whole story about one student in particular who
1:04:41
Speaker 6: was not very bright. And we said, do us a favor.
1:04:43
Speaker 6: Don't get 100. We've got the answers already. If you do,
1:04:47
Speaker 6: you're going to cause a whole wide city investigation. I'll
1:04:50
Speaker 6: tell you what that idiot did and why, in fact,
1:04:53
Speaker 6: we were investigated. Because now they're actually thinking about getting
1:04:56
Speaker 6: rid of the regents. All that and more Tuesday morning.
1:05:00
Speaker 2: Sid and Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple
1:05:03
Speaker 2: Podcast Network.
1:05:06
Speaker 6: Psychedelic first, heartbreak beat, 749. Now on your Tuesday morning,
1:05:11
Speaker 6: gorgeous day, my friend Yehuda Kaploon, Ambassador Kaploon. Once again,
1:05:17
Speaker 6: President Trump's special envoy for combating global anti-Semitism. And Yehuda, congratulations.
1:05:24
Speaker 6: You come off this amazing trip to both Colombia and
1:05:29
Speaker 6: the Dominican Republic. You guys were educating people against hate. Willie, congratulations.
1:05:36
Speaker 6: Tell my listeners all about those trips.
1:05:39
Speaker 21: Just an amazing trip. And you see the leadership that
1:05:42
Speaker 21: the press, first of all, said before I begin, let
1:05:44
Speaker 21: me give you congratulations. On a well, well, well-deserved honor
1:05:48
Speaker 21: on the Broadcaster Hall of Fame. You lead by example.
1:05:52
Speaker 21: You've been a strong voice for the years that I
1:05:55
Speaker 21: know you. And just so proud for you. And it's
1:05:58
Speaker 21: a statement to who you.
1:06:00
Speaker 20: Are as an individual.
1:06:01
Speaker 6: Thank you. I love you. Thank you for that.
1:06:02
Speaker 20: Thanks.
1:06:04
Speaker 21: The trip was an amazing trip. We went to the
1:06:06
Speaker 21: Dominican Republic where they announced that they're joining the International
1:06:10
Speaker 21: Holocaust Remembrance Groups. and also the battle of combating anti-Semitism,
1:06:15
Speaker 21: adopting the regulations of what defines anti-Semitism for their education process.
1:06:21
Speaker 21: And it's a big deal. And it's something that says
1:06:23
Speaker 21: the testament of the president's leadership and the secretary of
1:06:26
Speaker 21: state's leadership, that these countries in Latin America have had
1:06:31
Speaker 21: this transformation, that they are now actively standing with the
1:06:35
Speaker 21: Jewish community, combating the hate, working on educating and curriculums
1:06:39
Speaker 21: to fight hate, And because of that, it was an
1:06:43
Speaker 21: incredible trip to hear the Dominican Republic join the nations
1:06:47
Speaker 21: that have adopted these guidelines to how to combat anti-Semitism.
1:06:52
Speaker 21: That was wonderful. And then from there, we went to Colombia,
1:06:56
Speaker 21: and we met with the foreign minister and the interior
1:06:58
Speaker 21: minister there, and really incredible individuals, the police as well.
1:07:03
Speaker 21: And they have announced that in the last month and
1:07:06
Speaker 21: a half since the election in Colombia, Really, you've watched
1:07:10
Speaker 21: the country transform. And you had had people who said
1:07:13
Speaker 21: that the Jews were causing the forest fires, the Jews
1:07:16
Speaker 21: were burying people in the earthquakes. And the interior minister
1:07:21
Speaker 21: put out a statement saying, you know, this is ignorance
1:07:24
Speaker 21: and this is hatred and this is anti-Semitism. And that
1:07:27
Speaker 21: was even addressed to the former leader of Colombia, that
1:07:31
Speaker 21: you can't hate. And he said, we're going to stand
1:07:33
Speaker 21: with the Jewish community and we're going to take a
1:07:35
Speaker 21: stand against hate and we're going to rejoin and be
1:07:38
Speaker 21: active participants in the IRA Accords. And it's a testament
1:07:44
Speaker 21: to the leadership of our government that we are showing
1:07:48
Speaker 21: people that you have to stand up, you have to
1:07:51
Speaker 21: fight the axis of evil, and you have to fight hate.
1:07:53
Speaker 6: You know, you mentioned President Trump and our great Secretary
1:07:56
Speaker 6: of State, who I love too. In fact, we just
1:07:58
Speaker 6: texted each other two days ago, Marco Rubio. But you
1:08:01
Speaker 6: didn't mention the vice president. And I know that you're
1:08:03
Speaker 6: in the administration and members of the administration tend to
1:08:07
Speaker 6: stay away from infighting. I get all that. And I
1:08:11
Speaker 6: actually said in Las Vegas, give Vance a chance, even
1:08:14
Speaker 6: though I'm well aware of his relationship with Tucker Carlson.
1:08:18
Speaker 6: And you can talk to your blue in the face,
1:08:20
Speaker 6: Tucker Carlson. is an anti-Semite. Now, maybe he became that way.
1:08:24
Speaker 6: He wasn't like that when he was pro-Israel on Fox News,
1:08:26
Speaker 6: but whether it's Arab money, I don't know what it is, okay?
1:08:29
Speaker 6: The guy's an anti-Semite, and J.D. Vance has to live
1:08:32
Speaker 6: with that. So, off the record, but on the record,
1:08:36
Speaker 6: one of these days, very, very soon, next couple of days,
1:08:39
Speaker 6: My intention is to sit down with the vice president
1:08:41
Speaker 6: because he wants to sit down with me. Because I
1:08:44
Speaker 6: do think it's going to hurt him if he does
1:08:47
Speaker 6: decide to run for president this very public friendship with
1:08:51
Speaker 6: Tucker Carlson. What are your thoughts on all that?
1:08:53
Speaker 21: I think anybody that runs for office is going to
1:08:56
Speaker 21: have to take a stand against Tucker Carlson and his hate.
1:09:01
Speaker 21: It's not okay, the lies that he spews. And I
1:09:04
Speaker 21: think for the Republican Party, and again, I'm not the
1:09:09
Speaker 21: person who's the political expert here, but I do think
1:09:13
Speaker 21: that having a Tucker Carlson endorsing El-Sayed in the race
1:09:19
Speaker 21: in Michigan is a terrible thing, a man that spews hatred.
1:09:22
Speaker 21: You cannot be affiliated with people that spew.
1:09:25
Speaker 6: Hatred, period.
1:09:27
Speaker 21: And there has to be a very clear definition of
1:09:29
Speaker 21: what's right and wrong. And I believe this administration has
1:09:33
Speaker 21: made it very, very clear. And I think the vice
1:09:35
Speaker 21: president is a part of this administration and our policies
1:09:38
Speaker 21: to fight hate. So, I'm hoping that, you know, as
1:09:41
Speaker 21: this moves along, that Tucker Carlson will be repudiated in many,
1:09:45
Speaker 21: many ways.
1:09:46
Speaker 6: I do, too, but maybe tougher to do than actually say,
1:09:51
Speaker 6: you know. You talk about people repudiating hate, and we've
1:09:54
Speaker 6: got this mayor in New York City, and everybody talks
1:09:57
Speaker 6: about him. I don't care if you're in the state
1:09:59
Speaker 6: of Washington. I don't care if you're in La Crosse, Wisconsin,
1:10:02
Speaker 6: or Tel Aviv. Everybody knows that this mayor here is
1:10:06
Speaker 6: a terrible person.
1:10:07
Speaker 13: Terrible.
1:10:08
Speaker 6: Everybody outside, of course, of the DSA, and Democrats running
1:10:11
Speaker 6: for office, and the Jew haters, they love him, and
1:10:14
Speaker 6: America haters, and all those folks. But every sane, rational
1:10:18
Speaker 6: person in this country... hates this guy, and they should
1:10:22
Speaker 6: hate this guy. Do you think, Rabbi Kaplun, Ambassador Kaplun,
1:10:26
Speaker 6: that the Jewish groups out there are doing enough, are
1:10:30
Speaker 6: doing enough to combat hate? I'm talking about, you know,
1:10:33
Speaker 6: the old-timers. I'm talking about, you know, the famous legacy
1:10:37
Speaker 6: Jewish groups. Are they doing enough?
1:10:40
Speaker 21: I think the legacy Jewish groups haven't merged with the
1:10:43
Speaker 21: times and are set in a lot of old ways
1:10:47
Speaker 21: and haven't reached out to the younger communities enough and
1:10:50
Speaker 21: the people who are up and coming and I think
1:10:52
Speaker 21: they haven't educated the world better against hatred. So for example,
1:10:57
Speaker 21: when 30 percent of Jewish kids who are college kids
1:11:01
Speaker 21: are voting for Mamdani, there's a problem. And the young
1:11:07
Speaker 21: Jewish groups, the people who have taken this battle, the
1:11:10
Speaker 21: new NGOs, the new groups, the CAM, Combating Anti-Semitism Movement,
1:11:17
Speaker 21: the Stand Up Against Antisemitism. There are so many groups,
1:11:21
Speaker 21: the Brandeis Center. You have groups that are now fighting
1:11:25
Speaker 21: antisemitism in creative manners. The young people that are using
1:11:29
Speaker 21: the AIs and the ability to use that technology to
1:11:33
Speaker 21: fight antisemitism are The legacy groups haven't merged with that.
1:11:38
Speaker 21: They haven't done that. And because of that, they've become ineffective.
1:11:42
Speaker 21: And if you get into how you deal with the mayor,
1:11:46
Speaker 21: you don't have to confront him. I wish that all
1:11:49
Speaker 21: the Jewish groups would take five minutes and not be
1:11:53
Speaker 21: involved with this man. This man doesn't need anybody to involve.
1:11:56
Speaker 21: He should be focused on New York City. The fact
1:11:59
Speaker 21: that he's focused on everything else but New York City...
1:12:02
Speaker 21: Shows where his priorities are.
1:12:03
Speaker 6: It's not everything else. He's focused on Israel and Bibi.
1:12:07
Speaker 6: He's obsessed. That's all he talks about. So my friend
1:12:10
Speaker 6: Carol Markowitz, I like her a lot. She's a writer
1:12:12
Speaker 6: for the New York Post. She moved from New York
1:12:14
Speaker 6: to Florida, okay, during COVID. So she was tweeting yesterday
1:12:19
Speaker 6: that Robert Kraft, I'll get your opinion on Robert Kraft,
1:12:22
Speaker 6: Kraft did a great job to make sure that Macklemore
1:12:25
Speaker 6: would no longer perform at the Ed Sheeran concert. And
1:12:28
Speaker 6: he got it done. Macklemore has now been removed from
1:12:32
Speaker 6: that concert. But at the very end of his statement,
1:12:34
Speaker 6: Robert Kraft said... I want to sit down with the guy. Now, look, OK, yes,
1:12:39
Speaker 6: I'm going to sit down with Vance. That's true. But
1:12:41
Speaker 6: he's the vice president. OK, he may be president one day.
1:12:44
Speaker 6: He's not some cockamamie singer. Why do Jews feel the
1:12:48
Speaker 6: need like these influencers sitting down with Calvicular and wanting
1:12:52
Speaker 6: to have conversations with people like Nick Fuentes? Why do
1:12:55
Speaker 6: Jews feel the need to do that? Even the mayor.
1:12:57
Speaker 6: What is the Satmar community, these rabbis, this Teitelbaum and Indig,
1:13:02
Speaker 6: these two idiots, why do they feel this need to
1:13:05
Speaker 6: be with these people? The only thought is, and it's
1:13:08
Speaker 6: bad for the stereotypes, is money. Is money. Otherwise, why?
1:13:12
Speaker 6: Why would they do that, Ambassador?
1:13:14
Speaker 21: So I don't know why they do that, but I
1:13:16
Speaker 21: would say this, and I'm not about sitting down and
1:13:20
Speaker 21: having Robert Kraft say that he would sit with Macklemore.
1:13:24
Speaker 21: I think that people, a lot of people, are anti-Semites
1:13:29
Speaker 21: because they're ignorant and they don't know the facts. And
1:13:32
Speaker 21: I can tell you that the people, and you're on
1:13:34
Speaker 21: the board of the Holocaust Museum, how many people have
1:13:38
Speaker 21: changed after they realized when they walked through the museum
1:13:42
Speaker 21: what actually occurred? You have General Eisenhower who put on
1:13:46
Speaker 21: the wall of the museum, the reason I've recorded all
1:13:50
Speaker 21: the atrocities is because there are people that are going
1:13:53
Speaker 21: to stand up one day and say that the Holocaust
1:13:56
Speaker 21: never happened, that these Jews deserved it. Here's the difference.
1:14:01
Speaker 21: If you're uneducated and you're ignorant, you're going to hate.
1:14:05
Speaker 21: If you can take someone like Macklemore and have him
1:14:08
Speaker 21: come to the Holocaust Museum and That's an amazing thing.
1:14:12
Speaker 21: We have had, in the last three years, from the
1:14:16
Speaker 21: Gulf states, numerous imams, numerous muftis have come now to
1:14:22
Speaker 21: see what happened at Auschwitz. And because of that, they
1:14:26
Speaker 21: are now educating people in some of the Gulf regions
1:14:30
Speaker 21: that the Holocaust happened. and it was not okay. But
1:14:36
Speaker 21: the only way you do that is through education, and
1:14:39
Speaker 21: you do it through dealing with people in a decent,
1:14:42
Speaker 21: respectful manner, which has not happened. So when Robert Kraft
1:14:46
Speaker 21: is reaching out to McLemore, let's see what happens. If
1:14:49
Speaker 21: McLemore is willing to go to the Holocaust Museum with
1:14:52
Speaker 21: Robert Kraft and meet with the board of the Holocaust
1:14:55
Speaker 21: Museum and the people who work there, and see and
1:14:58
Speaker 21: hear the stories from survivors, and yet he still would
1:15:01
Speaker 21: go back and do what he's doing, then there you
1:15:04
Speaker 21: have a case where you shouldn't be talking to him again.
1:15:07
Speaker 21: Then he's anti-Semitic 100%. The Holocaust. You have to give
1:15:12
Speaker 21: people the opportunity to be able to be educated to
1:15:16
Speaker 21: not hate.
1:15:17
Speaker 10: People don't know.
1:15:18
Speaker 21: They really don't know, and they're only getting their information
1:15:22
Speaker 21: from the Internet, which is totally incorrect and false 90%
1:15:26
Speaker 21: of the time right now.
1:15:27
Speaker 6: The Holocaust Museum invited Mamdani, and not only did he
1:15:30
Speaker 6: not go, he did not even have enough respect to answer.
1:15:34
Speaker 6: They're still waiting for an answer from the mayor, that creep.
1:15:38
Speaker 6: You know, one more, you mentioned imams and the Gulf states. And,
1:15:42
Speaker 6: you know, we've got a lot of friends in common,
1:15:44
Speaker 6: from Laura Loomer to Siggy Flicker to Stella, all these people.
1:15:48
Speaker 6: And we're on this text chain every day, Mr. Ambassador.
1:15:52
Speaker 6: And all they really talk about is radical Islam and
1:15:54
Speaker 6: the Muslims. That's it. I mean, basically, that's what our
1:15:57
Speaker 6: chain is about every day. And I was even invited
1:16:00
Speaker 6: to a Shabbat dinner at the State Department a couple
1:16:03
Speaker 6: of months ago. And there were reports, Loomer tweeted this,
1:16:07
Speaker 6: that there were some Muslims there. that in the past
1:16:11
Speaker 6: have not exactly been big friends of the Jews. So
1:16:14
Speaker 6: their fear is that the Islam, the radical Muslims, radical Islam,
1:16:20
Speaker 6: they're kind of taken over. And the Jews are all
1:16:25
Speaker 6: too willing, and the administration, let's do both, the administration
1:16:29
Speaker 6: and the Jews are all too willing to let it happen.
1:16:32
Speaker 6: I know this is a tough one, but I'm telling you, Rabbi,
1:16:35
Speaker 6: that that is a feeling that is out there today.
1:16:39
Speaker 21: So allow me to answer that, because I was one
1:16:41
Speaker 21: of the hosts of that event, together with the Undersecretary
1:16:44
Speaker 21: Jacob Helberg, who's doing an incredible job, you know, with
1:16:47
Speaker 21: packed silica and minerals. Diplomacy is what the State Department does,
1:16:53
Speaker 21: number one. We talk to people. And because you talk
1:16:57
Speaker 21: to people, you get to affect change. You have the
1:16:59
Speaker 21: ability to be able to have a conversation in respectful manners.
1:17:05
Speaker 21: And by the way, what better place to have a
1:17:08
Speaker 21: conversation about Jews' religion at a Shabbat table celebrating America's
1:17:15
Speaker 21: 250th birthday and celebrating 250 of the greatest Jewish contributors
1:17:22
Speaker 21: to America. And for those people who can criticize, and
1:17:25
Speaker 21: everyone has a right to criticize, this country is based
1:17:28
Speaker 21: on freedom of speech. However, these things that are going
1:17:32
Speaker 21: on and being discussed... and it's done in a respectful manner,
1:17:36
Speaker 21: is what allows the ability to have an Abraham Accords,
1:17:40
Speaker 21: what allows the president to take adversaries, put them around
1:17:44
Speaker 21: the table and come up to things, and come up
1:17:47
Speaker 21: with results that are practical. And because this administration prides
1:17:52
Speaker 21: itself on fighting the accesses of evil, sometimes you have
1:17:56
Speaker 21: tough discussions. And I can tell you that I was
1:18:00
Speaker 21: one of those people that had some of those tough
1:18:02
Speaker 21: discussions that Friday evening with some of the leaders in
1:18:06
Speaker 21: the Gulf countries who were there, who had probably never
1:18:10
Speaker 21: seen a Shabbat before. In fact, I'm sure I know
1:18:12
Speaker 21: that they hadn't seen a Shabbat dinner before. and they
1:18:15
Speaker 21: were appreciative that the criticism that they received from many
1:18:20
Speaker 21: of the people who were there was done in a
1:18:22
Speaker 21: respectful manner. And there were very, very tangible results that
1:18:26
Speaker 21: I can't get into, but there were tangible results and
1:18:30
Speaker 21: strides taken that will make the Jewish community safer worldwide
1:18:36
Speaker 21: in the long run. I'm not saying you have to
1:18:38
Speaker 21: deal with your enemies every day, and you have to
1:18:42
Speaker 21: sit there. But I think that if you can educate
1:18:45
Speaker 21: people to be better human beings, which is what this
1:18:48
Speaker 21: administration and what the goal of my office is, educate, educate, educate.
1:18:54
Speaker 21: Teach people to not hate. Teach people to be respectful.
1:18:58
Speaker 21: Teach people that the Jewish community, their contributions and the
1:19:02
Speaker 21: history that they've done, and that's why there's an initiative
1:19:04
Speaker 21: called the J250. which is 250 of the greatest American
1:19:09
Speaker 21: contributors for America's 250 years. And we could probably, Sid,
1:19:14
Speaker 21: you and I together come up with 2,500 or 25,000. However,
1:19:22
Speaker 21: when children are educated to know what this country has
1:19:27
Speaker 21: given to the Jewish community and what the Jewish community
1:19:29
Speaker 21: has given back to this country, Chaim Solomon, this country,
1:19:33
Speaker 21: George Washington, did not have funds for his soldiers without
1:19:37
Speaker 21: Chaim Solomon, who died penniless because he gave everything to
1:19:42
Speaker 21: the revolution. That's a lesson that needs to be taught.
1:19:46
Speaker 21: That's what's missing in our classrooms today, the education of
1:19:49
Speaker 21: the history of the Jewish community and all communities, by
1:19:52
Speaker 21: the way. Kids aren't being taught history. We just passed 9-11,
1:19:57
Speaker 21: 25 years. There are kids that don't know the story.
1:20:00
Speaker 21: My sister passed away from 9-11-related cancers. I was there
1:20:03
Speaker 21: when the buildings came down. And I just saw yesterday
1:20:07
Speaker 21: people from fire department people in Washington who were there
1:20:11
Speaker 21: who I know for 25 years. And kids don't know
1:20:15
Speaker 21: the story. That's a failure on us.
1:20:18
Speaker 6: It's worse than that.
1:20:18
Speaker 21: That's a failure on us.
1:20:19
Speaker 6: Not only do they not know the story, but they're
1:20:21
Speaker 6: actually distorting the story. Because they aren't telling it in
1:20:25
Speaker 6: some schools. They're blaming it on Israel. They're blaming it
1:20:29
Speaker 6: on the Jews.
1:20:30
Speaker 21: You had Nazi protesters standing outside 9-11?
1:20:33
Speaker 6: Yep, we did.
1:20:34
Speaker 21: I mean, this is what's important to people? On a
1:20:37
Speaker 21: day that we're supposed to treasure America's people's sacrifice by
1:20:41
Speaker 21: just going to work and being Americans. We saw America
1:20:44
Speaker 21: come together in a way that had never happened before
1:20:48
Speaker 21: since probably Pearl Harbor. and yet people are there to
1:20:52
Speaker 21: be divisive about it we have to learn to be
1:20:55
Speaker 21: better americans and better human beings and jews have to
1:20:59
Speaker 21: do but one thing that we have to do better
1:21:01
Speaker 21: is educated to be people about our rich history and
1:21:05
Speaker 21: who we are as individuals Everybody is to be respected,
1:21:08
Speaker 21: and that's one thing the president has made it very,
1:21:10
Speaker 21: very clear. The secretary has made it clear. If you're
1:21:14
Speaker 21: coming to this country and you want to sow hatred,
1:21:17
Speaker 21: you're not welcome here.
1:21:18
Speaker 6: Get out.
1:21:18
Speaker 10: Not as a student.
1:21:19
Speaker 20: Get out.
1:21:20
Speaker 6: Get out.
1:21:20
Speaker 14: We don't want you here.
1:21:21
Speaker 6: That's right.
1:21:22
Speaker 10: We don't.
1:21:22
Speaker 6: Yehuda Kaplan is the ambassador, the ambassador Kaplan, special envoy.
1:21:27
Speaker 6: for combating global anti-Semitism. He's a beautiful man. I love him.
1:21:31
Speaker 6: President Trump loves him. So do I. Yehuda, great job
1:21:34
Speaker 6: this morning. Thank you so much for coming on. You
1:21:37
Speaker 6: are really great.
1:21:37
Speaker 10: Thank you.
1:21:38
Speaker 21: Thank you, and have an easy fast on Yom Kippur.
1:21:40
Speaker 6: You too. Easy fast to you too. Yom Kippur coming
1:21:43
Speaker 6: up Sunday night into Monday. That's my friend Kaploon. We'll
1:21:46
Speaker 6: take a short break. We'll talk AI with the economic
1:21:50
Speaker 6: genius that is Charlie Gasparino. Charlie is coming up next.
1:21:55
Speaker 2: Sid and Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple
1:21:58
Speaker 2: Podcast Network.
1:22:00
Speaker 6: In the name of love. Pride. In the name of
1:22:04
Speaker 6: love off the great Unforgettable Fire album. Mid-80s, you too.
1:22:09
Speaker 6: I got to talk to Charlie Gasparino. He's just really smart.
1:22:12
Speaker 6: And every time I put the TV on, it's about AI. Now,
1:22:14
Speaker 6: I know a little bit about AI. Not enough. But
1:22:18
Speaker 6: Charlie does. So the first question is very simple, Charlie.
1:22:22
Speaker 6: President Trump says... Calm down. Don't listen to all these
1:22:26
Speaker 6: crazy people. The fact is we need to beat China.
1:22:29
Speaker 6: Let's move forward. But then you get people like Bill Gates,
1:22:33
Speaker 6: Elon Musk, they're going, we got to slow down. We
1:22:36
Speaker 6: need some guardrails here. Bill Gates is ready to put
1:22:39
Speaker 6: in a billion dollars. So what's the truth? Is AI
1:22:42
Speaker 6: going to mean the end of the world? Or in
1:22:45
Speaker 6: President Trump's case, does it mean the future of the world?
1:22:49
Speaker 6: Which one?
1:22:49
Speaker 20: Well, you know, this is kind of like one of
1:22:51
Speaker 20: those catch-22 situations, Sid. I mean, I think if you're
1:22:55
Speaker 20: a policymaker like the President of the United States, you
1:22:58
Speaker 20: cannot stop the advancement of AI. It's too much of
1:23:01
Speaker 20: a valuable technology just for national security reasons.
1:23:06
Speaker 10: Right?
1:23:07
Speaker 20: The President's main job is is to protect the national
1:23:10
Speaker 20: security of America, right? I mean, if you really think
1:23:13
Speaker 20: of it, what is at bottom? And some of that
1:23:15
Speaker 20: involves protecting the economy as well. But at bottom, it's
1:23:19
Speaker 20: to keep Americans safe. If we don't, if we're not
1:23:22
Speaker 20: the leaders in AI, China takes over and then God
1:23:26
Speaker 20: knows what they will do with this technology, because this
1:23:30
Speaker 20: is a revolutionary technology. It does, AI does have a
1:23:33
Speaker 20: mind of itself. I mean, we've you've already seen it
1:23:36
Speaker 20: with the, the, the recent, um, anthropic hack that, that
1:23:39
Speaker 20: went down, um, where the sort of AI bots just,
1:23:45
Speaker 20: you know, if you, if you do a deep dive
1:23:47
Speaker 20: into that, these things were actually sentient. They were talking
1:23:50
Speaker 20: to each other. They were hanged out. They were, they was, Hey,
1:23:53
Speaker 20: let's do this.
1:23:54
Speaker 10: Let's do that.
1:23:54
Speaker 20: They were thinking like, is, is what we're doing legal,
1:23:59
Speaker 20: you know, or, or ethical. I mean, these things had
1:24:02
Speaker 20: brains in a, in a weird way. So, this is,
1:24:06
Speaker 20: I mean, obviously there's, there's issues here. Um, but you
1:24:10
Speaker 20: can't stop it because if you stop it, the, the,
1:24:14
Speaker 20: that sort of, um, potential apocalyptic outcome could be harnessed
1:24:20
Speaker 20: by the Chinese.
1:24:21
Speaker 10: Right.
1:24:21
Speaker 21: We'll use it.
1:24:22
Speaker 6: Right. China, and they'll use it for bad things like
1:24:25
Speaker 6: Iran or the nuclear weapon. But my, my favorite part
1:24:28
Speaker 6: of the movie Philadelphia, which was a great movie was, um,
1:24:31
Speaker 6: People knew very little about AIDS, and Tom Hanks played
1:24:33
Speaker 6: this attorney, and you know the whole movie. And they
1:24:36
Speaker 6: were suing, Tom Hanks was suing his company because they
1:24:39
Speaker 6: fired him as an attorney because he had AIDS. And
1:24:42
Speaker 6: Denzel Washington played the lawyer, and he said, listen, I
1:24:45
Speaker 6: don't know much about AIDS, so talk to me like
1:24:48
Speaker 6: I'm a first grader. And I'm admitting ignorance here, so Charlie,
1:24:52
Speaker 6: talk to me like I'm a first grader. If all
1:24:55
Speaker 6: these critics are right, and AI needs to be slowed down,
1:24:59
Speaker 6: what is the worst thing that could happen? If, in fact,
1:25:02
Speaker 6: we accelerate AI, the world comes to an end? What's
1:25:05
Speaker 6: the worst thing?
1:25:06
Speaker 20: You know, if you believe the potential of AI.
1:25:13
Speaker 20: That is not a totally theoretical risk while the world
1:25:16
Speaker 20: comes to an end. Not totally theoretical. That doesn't mean
1:25:19
Speaker 20: it's worth taking the risk of non-development and non-advancement and
1:25:24
Speaker 20: non-hegemonic of the technology because the outcome, the cure might
1:25:31
Speaker 20: be worse than the disease, which it really will be
1:25:33
Speaker 20: because China will do that. and they will use it
1:25:35
Speaker 20: for their own nefarious means, which is them taking over,
1:25:39
Speaker 20: controlling the global economy, however they want to do it.
1:25:42
Speaker 20: I mean, theoretically, if a bad actor got the most
1:25:46
Speaker 20: advanced AI, they could shut down the electric power grid
1:25:50
Speaker 20: for the entire country.
1:25:52
Speaker 6: Hold on. As far as I know, as far as
1:25:54
Speaker 6: I know, and I know a lot of stuff, China
1:25:56
Speaker 6: could already do that. Already, the water systems, the power,
1:25:59
Speaker 6: all of that.
1:26:00
Speaker 20: Well, it's more difficult now. I mean, you know, and
1:26:02
Speaker 20: with AI, it would be a lot easier and a
1:26:04
Speaker 20: lot more instantaneous and a lot more seamless. And, you know, listen...
1:26:08
Speaker 20: The fact that when you develop AI, you develop guardrails
1:26:12
Speaker 20: against those attacks. That's what people are not considering here.
1:26:16
Speaker 20: If we become the leader in AI, we keep... And obviously,
1:26:22
Speaker 20: if these companies respond to the legitimate concerns that are
1:26:26
Speaker 20: out there that we don't want them to stop, but
1:26:28
Speaker 20: we want them to put safeguards and basically create AI
1:26:32
Speaker 20: that maybe helps prevent that, well, that is a good thing.
1:26:36
Speaker 20: And that's where we probably should be going. And I
1:26:38
Speaker 20: think that's where the Trump administration is going. I don't
1:26:39
Speaker 20: know if you saw my piece in The Post today.
1:26:42
Speaker 13: I did.
1:26:43
Speaker 20: It's not like the Trump administration said there's no problems here.
1:26:46
Speaker 20: I mean, that's clearly not the case. They understand there's problems.
1:26:49
Speaker 20: They would like self-regulation. They also understand that there's this
1:26:53
Speaker 20: sort of economic issue here where these AI companies go
1:26:56
Speaker 20: into rural communities in particular. They use all the oil
1:26:59
Speaker 20: and all the energy, their energy infrastructure, use their water.
1:27:04
Speaker 20: And the economic benefits to the community, because it's so rural,
1:27:07
Speaker 20: are negligible. So it doesn't sort of match what they
1:27:10
Speaker 20: take out. I mean, you could see something along the
1:27:14
Speaker 20: lines of the Trump administration and say, hey, if you go,
1:27:16
Speaker 20: if you're an AI company, you want to set up
1:27:18
Speaker 20: the data center somewhere, you have to essentially create your
1:27:22
Speaker 20: own power grid. You have to reuse your water.
1:27:24
Speaker 13: I mean, that's the.
1:27:25
Speaker 20: Sort of stuff I think they'll do. And I think
1:27:28
Speaker 20: they'll like, we will have a debate about, you know,
1:27:31
Speaker 20: the sort of downside of AI, but make no mistake
1:27:34
Speaker 20: about it. If we don't develop it, they will. If
1:27:38
Speaker 20: we don't develop it and we don't develop the safeguards
1:27:42
Speaker 20: that AI could provide. So you don't have a situation
1:27:45
Speaker 20: where these bots sort of break out of their, their womb,
1:27:49
Speaker 20: so to speak.
1:27:50
Speaker 10: Right.
1:27:50
Speaker 20: And then just go and hack into a data center,
1:27:55
Speaker 20: a cause that's, basically what happened with this latest anthropic thing.
1:27:59
Speaker 20: I mean, this is, look it up, Hugging Tree, I
1:28:01
Speaker 20: think it's called.
1:28:02
Speaker 6: I can't remember the name of it.
1:28:04
Speaker 20: But if you look at that thing, when I did
1:28:06
Speaker 20: a deep dive into that, I was.
1:28:08
Speaker 6: Like, whoa. That's why Dario Amadeo came out. He's scared
1:28:12
Speaker 6: to death.
1:28:13
Speaker 10: I mean, Sam.
1:28:15
Speaker 20: Now, here's the other thing here that I'm a little,
1:28:18
Speaker 20: let's say, skeptical of him being so scared. These are two,
1:28:22
Speaker 20: Dario Amadide and Sam Albin run the two major AI companies.
1:28:27
Speaker 20: The one with Elon, SpaceX is a sort of hybrid
1:28:30
Speaker 20: AI company, right? So all these companies would love what's
1:28:34
Speaker 20: known as regulatory capture. That's when the federal government says, okay,
1:28:39
Speaker 20: we're going to set up these barriers. These guys are
1:28:42
Speaker 20: already in, you know, they got their financing, they're building
1:28:44
Speaker 20: up their networks. That means nobody else comes in. So
1:28:48
Speaker 20: they have a, essentially, they have a head start on everybody.
1:28:52
Speaker 20: And they're, you know, they're basically protected because The regulation
1:28:56
Speaker 20: is preventing competition. So remember that. That's a little bit
1:28:59
Speaker 20: at play. I can tell you the Trump administration, and
1:29:02
Speaker 20: it's pretty apparent that they've actually said it. David Sachs
1:29:06
Speaker 20: said it over the weekend, who was the AI czar.
1:29:09
Speaker 20: Now he has the presence here on this. He's a
1:29:12
Speaker 20: pretty smart venture capitalist and futurist. You know, they want
1:29:18
Speaker 20: their sort of power on this market, too. He believes
1:29:22
Speaker 20: I do, too. So I don't really buy their sort
1:29:25
Speaker 20: of skepticism totally. But, you know, listen, this is a
1:29:29
Speaker 20: worthy debate. That's why you're doing it. You know, this
1:29:32
Speaker 20: is a big thing for your audience, for every American.
1:29:35
Speaker 20: The benefits of AI are amazing. I could just tell
1:29:38
Speaker 20: you on certain aspects. Now, there's downsides. it will commoditize
1:29:41
Speaker 20: certain jobs. You don't need certain jobs if you can
1:29:44
Speaker 20: just plug it into AI, right?
1:29:45
Speaker 6: But why is that a good thing? I'm always nervous
1:29:48
Speaker 6: that there's less and less reliance on humans. That makes
1:29:53
Speaker 6: me nervous.
1:29:54
Speaker 20: Here's the way it should work. That's what they said
1:29:57
Speaker 20: when the car was created, less and less reliance on
1:30:00
Speaker 20: buggy whip salesmen, right? The technology, if it follows the
1:30:04
Speaker 20: trajectory of other technologies, including the Internet, which said there'll
1:30:08
Speaker 20: be no need for balls. By the way, I just
1:30:09
Speaker 20: read it. I remember doing these stories back in the
1:30:13
Speaker 20: 1990s when I was covering the Internet pool bandits' impact
1:30:16
Speaker 20: on Wall Street at the Wall Street Journal. I remember saying, well,
1:30:19
Speaker 20: this is going to depress real estate prices because malls
1:30:22
Speaker 20: are going to go out of business. But after a
1:30:24
Speaker 20: little bit of a shakeout, malls are coming back, I
1:30:26
Speaker 20: just read in the Wall Street Journal. So remember, the
1:30:29
Speaker 20: technology does usually add– it commoditizes certain jobs, and it
1:30:35
Speaker 20: creates other jobs because it allows people– to sort of
1:30:39
Speaker 20: free up their time to be more productive, and then
1:30:41
Speaker 20: other jobs come about because of it. By the way,
1:30:44
Speaker 20: I don't see construction workers being taken over by robots.
1:30:47
Speaker 6: No, I don't either. No, that's silly. By the way,
1:30:50
Speaker 6: the name of Charlie's article today, you have to read
1:30:52
Speaker 6: it in the New York Post. He's so smart. I
1:30:54
Speaker 6: love Charlie. White House may impose limited safeguards on AI.
1:30:58
Speaker 6: to prevent apocalypse, mass extinction. So I want to get
1:31:01
Speaker 6: to interest rates quickly, but just to wrap this up, you,
1:31:05
Speaker 6: like me, you're on Trump's side. Trust Trump. Let's beat China.
1:31:09
Speaker 6: Let's be the world's best at AI. Safeguards, you know,
1:31:12
Speaker 6: all these, the rails, all that is good. We need that,
1:31:16
Speaker 6: but let's not get too carried away, yes?
1:31:19
Speaker 20: Yeah, and let's be real clear here. Well, are we
1:31:22
Speaker 20: talking interest rates or AI?
1:31:23
Speaker 10: That's my.
1:31:25
Speaker 20: my position and what I would believe and I think
1:31:28
Speaker 20: what the president believes in. But in interest rates, they're
1:31:30
Speaker 20: going to raise interest rates.
1:31:31
Speaker 6: Yeah, but wait a second. Didn't we make sure that
1:31:34
Speaker 6: Warsh was going to be our new guy for that
1:31:36
Speaker 6: not to happen?
1:31:38
Speaker 20: Okay, so just so you know, The interest rate that matters,
1:31:42
Speaker 20: to be honest with you, is not the one that
1:31:44
Speaker 20: Warsh really controls. It's the 10-year bond, which all consumer
1:31:48
Speaker 20: rates are priced off, most consumer rates, and to some extent,
1:31:51
Speaker 20: the 30-year bond. That's controlled mainly by the market, unless
1:31:54
Speaker 20: the Fed goes in and does, you know, prints money
1:31:57
Speaker 20: called quantitative easing. And that could backfire, too. That creates
1:32:01
Speaker 20: inflation sometimes, as it did during Sleepy Joe's reign. So remember,
1:32:07
Speaker 20: the 10-year is trading interest. Remember, yes, you read the headline,
1:32:11
Speaker 20: it hit 5%. That means all these mortgage loans go up.
1:32:14
Speaker 20: The reason why is because, I mean, there's a lot
1:32:17
Speaker 20: of reasons why, including there's competition for capital from AI build-out,
1:32:21
Speaker 20: but also people are worried about inflation. So because inflation
1:32:24
Speaker 20: eats at bond prices. So bond prices go up, interest
1:32:28
Speaker 20: rates go down. And the reason why it eats at
1:32:30
Speaker 20: bond prices is because these are fixed-income investments. You get
1:32:34
Speaker 20: a coupon, you get your money back at the end
1:32:36
Speaker 20: of your term, whatever it is, 10 or 30 years.
1:32:39
Speaker 10: It's fixed.
1:32:39
Speaker 20: So inflation is very sensitive to that. So when inflation
1:32:43
Speaker 20: is going up, those bonds trade off. Interest rates go up.
1:32:46
Speaker 20: That's how interest rates are pegged. So those are the
1:32:48
Speaker 20: interest rates that matter. So if Walsh comes in and says,
1:32:51
Speaker 20: I'm going to raise short-term rates, which is a signal
1:32:54
Speaker 20: that the Fed is really going to be tough on inflation,
1:32:59
Speaker 20: the 10-year bond may go down, and so might the 30-year,
1:33:02
Speaker 20: and that might be good for interest rates. So remember,
1:33:04
Speaker 20: that's the sort of catch-22 situation. I don't know why
1:33:09
Speaker 20: Trump is so focused on the Fed funds. I was
1:33:11
Speaker 20: at an economic club in New York meeting. This is
1:33:15
Speaker 20: about a year ago. And I heard Scott Bassett say,
1:33:17
Speaker 20: you know, I finally got Trump to understand that the
1:33:20
Speaker 20: tenure is more important than the Fed funds. And he
1:33:23
Speaker 20: still keeps talking about the Fed funds. I don't understand.
1:33:26
Speaker 13: Yeah.
1:33:26
Speaker 6: You know, I got to tell you the truth, Charlie.
1:33:28
Speaker 6: I have the best guests in the world on this show.
1:33:30
Speaker 6: I've had Trump just Friday was on for an hour
1:33:32
Speaker 6: and Bibi and all these amazing congressmen and senators. And
1:33:35
Speaker 6: I'm not saying this to patronize you, blow smoke up
1:33:37
Speaker 6: your ass. I learned more. I swear to God. I
1:33:41
Speaker 6: learn more from your appearances than any guest I have.
1:33:44
Speaker 6: I mean that.
1:33:45
Speaker 14: Oh, thank you.
1:33:46
Speaker 6: No, I mean that. You're so smart, and you do
1:33:48
Speaker 6: such a great job of breaking it down and explaining
1:33:50
Speaker 6: it to the everyday guy. That's me. I'm a sports
1:33:53
Speaker 6: guy still, basically. So I learn more with you. It's
1:33:55
Speaker 6: so great. So I got one more for you. I'm
1:33:57
Speaker 6: sitting in Dallas, and I'm watching the president speak. And
1:34:00
Speaker 6: he goes, let me tell you something, okay? You guys
1:34:02
Speaker 6: go out there in November. We win the midterms. We
1:34:06
Speaker 6: save the country. And I'm going to give all of
1:34:08
Speaker 6: you $ 5, 000. And then I read the next day from
1:34:12
Speaker 6: all these Democrats that he's out of his mind. He
1:34:14
Speaker 6: can't do that. That's going to cost the country a
1:34:17
Speaker 6: trillion dollars. Can the president actually do something like that?
1:34:20
Speaker 6: This is not Oprah Winfrey. I'll give you a car
1:34:23
Speaker 6: if you come down to the studios. Can the president
1:34:25
Speaker 6: actually do that?
1:34:28
Speaker 20: I don't think so. I mean, you know, Congress is
1:34:35
Speaker 20: the sort of body that sort of doles out the
1:34:38
Speaker 20: money under the Constitution. I don't think he could just say, hey,
1:34:43
Speaker 20: let's give everybody five grand. Now, is there some sort
1:34:46
Speaker 20: of backdoor way to consider it a refund based on
1:34:50
Speaker 20: X and Y? You know, if you could sort of
1:34:52
Speaker 20: legally circumvent constitutional mandates about Congress, you know, holding the
1:34:58
Speaker 20: purse strings, maybe. I'm sure he's got some lawyers working
1:35:02
Speaker 20: on it. But I think more to the point, it's
1:35:04
Speaker 20: a bad policy. I mean, think about this. We've got
1:35:06
Speaker 20: $ 40 trillion in debt.
1:35:08
Speaker 6: You know, we.
1:35:10
Speaker 20: You know, you're bribing, and it looks bad. You're bribing
1:35:12
Speaker 20: people to vote for.
1:35:15
Speaker 10: You.
1:35:15
Speaker 20: There's so much I like about this president. And then
1:35:18
Speaker 20: all of a.
1:35:18
Speaker 10: Sudden, like, I hear.
1:35:21
Speaker 20: tariffs on everybody. He still loves that word.
1:35:26
Speaker 6: Every time he speaks, he has to make sure you
1:35:28
Speaker 6: know that he loves the word tariff. He said, I
1:35:32
Speaker 6: love God. I love love. Somewhere in there has got
1:35:35
Speaker 6: to be tariff. I love that word.
1:35:36
Speaker 20: You take the good with the bad. I mean, the
1:35:38
Speaker 20: good obviously outweighs the bad. I mean, listen, I give
1:35:41
Speaker 20: him the no-look these guys are getting rid of DEI.
1:35:44
Speaker 10: Right.
1:35:44
Speaker 6: Me too. Me too. That was so disgusting.
1:35:47
Speaker 14: Right.
1:35:47
Speaker 6: And we got it here in New York City. So
1:35:49
Speaker 6: in the final 60 seconds, a little rap here, Charlie Gasparino.
1:35:52
Speaker 14: Okay.
1:35:52
Speaker 6: The economy right now, good, bad, getting better, might get worse.
1:35:59
Speaker 6: Where are we?
1:36:01
Speaker 20: I mean, I think it's a tale of several economies, right?
1:36:05
Speaker 20: I mean, if you're a working class guy, Prices have
1:36:08
Speaker 20: never really come down. The inflation rate has come down,
1:36:11
Speaker 20: but prices haven't really come down. So it's hard to
1:36:13
Speaker 20: make it in this. And your wages haven't kept up.
1:36:15
Speaker 20: And I think that has always been my problem with tariffs, that,
1:36:18
Speaker 20: you know, as much as we need to reset the global,
1:36:22
Speaker 20: you know, sort of trade agendas that we don't get
1:36:24
Speaker 20: taken advantage of by these crappy little countries or any
1:36:27
Speaker 20: country for that fact, you know, that it will impose costs.
1:36:31
Speaker 20: So you really have to do that. focused, like maybe
1:36:34
Speaker 20: on China, leave everybody else for last, because they will
1:36:37
Speaker 20: have an inflationary cost. And I think, you know, so
1:36:40
Speaker 20: the economy is, in many ways, you know, hurting certain people,
1:36:44
Speaker 20: it's good for certain people, like, you know, construction workers
1:36:47
Speaker 20: are doing pretty good right now, because they're building all
1:36:49
Speaker 20: these AI things, right. But average people are just You know,
1:36:53
Speaker 20: if you, you know, if you're, by the way, if
1:36:56
Speaker 20: you're driving a truck run by diesel, prices are up, right?
1:37:00
Speaker 10: I mean, hard.
1:37:01
Speaker 20: I mean, that is filtered through the economy. So it's
1:37:04
Speaker 20: a mix. And I could just say the alternative, though,
1:37:08
Speaker 20: I think what people should remember is transing your kids,
1:37:12
Speaker 20: wicked inflation, spending, taxpayers financing immigrants, whether they're legal or illegal,
1:37:20
Speaker 20: whoever heard of that, it's so crazy. When my ancestors
1:37:23
Speaker 20: came here, there was no welfare. I mean, they just
1:37:25
Speaker 20: wanted to come here and work their rear ends off.
1:37:27
Speaker 20: Think about what the other party stands for. Hating Israel...
1:37:33
Speaker 20: sort of now playing the significance of 9-11. I mean,
1:37:37
Speaker 20: these are people that are just out there in sort
1:37:41
Speaker 20: of la-la land of sickness.
1:37:43
Speaker 6: So remember that.
1:37:44
Speaker 19: Lunatics.
1:37:44
Speaker 20: Every time you hear Trump speak, you think he's crazy.
1:37:47
Speaker 20: Look at the policies. The policies of Trump are really normal.
1:37:51
Speaker 20: I mean, again, you can argue with Paris and all
1:37:53
Speaker 20: this other stuff, but he's mainly normal.
1:37:56
Speaker 10: He's normal.
1:37:57
Speaker 20: They're insane.
1:37:58
Speaker 6: Crazy. Lunatics they are. Charlie, I love you so much.
1:38:02
Speaker 6: Another great appearance. I mean it, bro. So, so good.
1:38:04
Speaker 6: Thank you so much for doing this today. Thank you.
1:38:07
Speaker 6: Talk soon, man. God bless you. Charlie Gasparino right there.
1:38:09
Speaker 6: Go read his column. Once again, White House may impose
1:38:13
Speaker 6: limited safeguards on AI to prevent apocalypse mass extension. Thank you, Laurie,
1:38:21
Speaker 6: out there in Jersey, too. I love Charlie, too. You
1:38:23
Speaker 6: learn a lot. We'll take a short break. Still lots
1:38:25
Speaker 6: more to do. Amazing guests like Miranda Devine, Alan Dershowitz,
1:38:30
Speaker 6: Arthur Aydala, and who knows what else. Forget about Tuesdays
1:38:35
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1:38:40
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1:38:43
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1:38:46
Speaker 15: Your induction into the New York State Broadcasters Hall of Fame.
1:38:50
Speaker 15: So I completely agree with President Trump. It's unbelievable it
1:38:53
Speaker 15: took them so long. Sid, you've not only become one
1:38:56
Speaker 15: of the great voices of New York and America, you're
1:39:00
Speaker 15: one of the greatest voices of truth for Israel. And
1:39:02
Speaker 15: there's a reason you have such an enormous audience. You
1:39:06
Speaker 15: don't blabber woke nonsense. You don't tell people what the
1:39:09
Speaker 15: fashionable crowd thinks they should hear. You tell them the truth,
1:39:14
Speaker 15: the hard truth. And you tell it with passion, with humor.
1:39:18
Speaker 15: and with absolutely no fear.
1:39:20
Speaker 6: Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu followed up. President Trump sent me
1:39:25
Speaker 6: this really, really nice video congratulating me on making the
1:39:30
Speaker 6: New York State Broadcasting Hall of Fame, the big induction
1:39:33
Speaker 6: ceremony coming up October the 22nd at the iconic Rainbow Room.
1:39:37
Speaker 6: So Trump sent me this beautiful, about a two-minute video.
1:39:41
Speaker 6: I put some of it on my social media, and
1:39:44
Speaker 6: we play it. Every morning, the audio before we start
1:39:47
Speaker 6: the show. And my man, Bibi Netanyahu, followed up with
1:39:51
Speaker 6: his own video, which I received from Dr. Ophir Falk
1:39:55
Speaker 6: at the prime minister's office in Israel yesterday. I did
1:39:59
Speaker 6: post some of that video on my social media yesterday.
1:40:02
Speaker 6: And that was the audio. And no one is happier
1:40:06
Speaker 6: for me about that. And my next guest, who is actually,
1:40:09
Speaker 6: all kidding aside, a very close friend of the great B.B. Netanyahu. Yes,
1:40:15
Speaker 6: I said the great, you anti-Semites. Suck it. The great B.B. Netanyahu,
1:40:19
Speaker 6: my friend Alan Dershowitz. Good morning, Alan.
1:40:22
Speaker 10: Good morning.
1:40:22
Speaker 14: Look, if Netanyahu, Trump, Dershowitz, and Sid all agree, it
1:40:28
Speaker 14: must be right. You can't have four better people agreeing.
1:40:34
Speaker 10: I saw the Netanyahu video. It's fantastic.
1:40:38
Speaker 14: I mean, he tells the truth.
1:40:41
Speaker 10: You are there. The reason you're so popular.
1:40:43
Speaker 14: Is because people are dying to hear the truth, and
1:40:46
Speaker 14: they don't hear it on radio and television and so
1:40:49
Speaker 14: many other places. But they hear it from you. You know,
1:40:52
Speaker 14: I was on a show the other day called Badass Jews.
1:40:57
Speaker 14: And the first person I thought.
1:40:58
Speaker 13: Of was you.
1:41:00
Speaker 14: They should get you on the show because you and
1:41:02
Speaker 14: I share that in common.
1:41:04
Speaker 6: We're badass.
1:41:05
Speaker 10: We don't take any crap.
1:41:06
Speaker 14: No.
1:41:06
Speaker 10: We fight back. Yeah.
1:41:08
Speaker 6: It's true. I like that. Badass Jews. So then I
1:41:10
Speaker 6: want your opinion on this. I've got a meeting coming up.
1:41:14
Speaker 6: with the Vice President of the United States. And look,
1:41:16
Speaker 6: I spoke at the Republican Jewish Coalition in Vegas. I
1:41:20
Speaker 6: do every year now. My cousin Norm Coleman runs it.
1:41:23
Speaker 6: And I was surprised... when they announced out there in
1:41:26
Speaker 6: Vegas that the keynote speaker was going to be for J.D.
1:41:28
Speaker 6: Vance because a lot of Jewish people don't like him, okay?
1:41:32
Speaker 6: People try to tell you, Tucker Carlson's not an anti-Semite.
1:41:35
Speaker 6: He has no issue with the Jews. He's just upset
1:41:37
Speaker 6: with Israel. Nonsense. That's the old gag, right? The old trick.
1:41:42
Speaker 6: I got nothing against the Jews. It's just Israel. Nonsense.
1:41:44
Speaker 6: He's a raging anti-Semite, okay? So here's J.D. Vance, who
1:41:48
Speaker 6: at every opportunity says to everybody, I'm friends with Tucker,
1:41:51
Speaker 6: who not only... not only is anti-Semitic, but has referred
1:41:55
Speaker 6: to President Trump as the Antichrist. But, but, for some reason,
1:41:59
Speaker 6: not the other way around, for some reason, the Vice
1:42:02
Speaker 6: President wants to talk to me. And I said, okay.
1:42:05
Speaker 6: What are your thoughts on me?
1:42:07
Speaker 14: I'm glad he wants to talk to you because, look,
1:42:09
Speaker 14: there is at least a 50-50 chance he will be
1:42:12
Speaker 14: the next president of the United States. And we have
1:42:15
Speaker 14: to bring him to our side. We have to use
1:42:17
Speaker 14: the best advocacy, and nobody's a better advocate to Israel
1:42:20
Speaker 14: than you are. And you have to have... access to
1:42:24
Speaker 14: his ideas. He claims that he supports Israel. He doesn't
1:42:28
Speaker 14: deny support for Israel. He just says he's an American firster.
1:42:32
Speaker 14: He doesn't think we should be sending lots of money
1:42:36
Speaker 14: and arms to foreign countries.
1:42:38
Speaker 17: He's wrong about that.
1:42:40
Speaker 14: But I think we could help bring him in the fold.
1:42:44
Speaker 14: And I think often Jews too quickly jump to making
1:42:49
Speaker 14: people who we don't agree with as enemies. And We
1:42:52
Speaker 14: can't afford to have J.D. Vance as an enemy. He's
1:42:55
Speaker 14: too important. He could be the next president of the
1:42:57
Speaker 14: United States. So please go see him and do whatever
1:43:01
Speaker 14: you can to persuade him.
1:43:03
Speaker 6: Thursday at 3 between you and I and our millions listening. Okay,
1:43:06
Speaker 6: I'm on the way to the White House. When you
1:43:08
Speaker 6: say you want to persuade people to, you know, kind
1:43:12
Speaker 6: of join the right side, would you invite Macklemore to
1:43:17
Speaker 6: your house for Shabbos dinner?
1:43:19
Speaker 13: No, no, of course not.
1:43:21
Speaker 14: But I might invite him for a Tuesday night drink.
1:43:25
Speaker 6: Because that's what Robert Kraft said. He said, look, he
1:43:28
Speaker 6: can't perform at my stadium. He can't perform at Gillette Stadium,
1:43:32
Speaker 6: but I'd love to talk to him.
1:43:34
Speaker 17: Yeah.
1:43:35
Speaker 10: No, I think you have to talk.
1:43:36
Speaker 14: I don't know whether he is talkable, too.
1:43:39
Speaker 13: There are some people like Ruffalo and others who are
1:43:43
Speaker 13: just vicious, virulent anti-Semites. There's no sense trying.
1:43:47
Speaker 14: To talk to them. They don't think they don't have
1:43:52
Speaker 14: an open mind.
1:43:53
Speaker 13: But I suspect that.
1:43:55
Speaker 14: Vance has an open mind. Look, I think he has
1:43:58
Speaker 14: caught on to a trend among young Republicans that who
1:44:03
Speaker 14: are anti-Israel, and he needs young Republicans to beat Rubio.
1:44:07
Speaker 14: And Rubio is completely pro-Israel, but there's no assurance that
1:44:12
Speaker 14: he'll get the nomination. And obviously Ted Cruz is completely pro-Israel.
1:44:18
Speaker 14: He's probably going to be competing for the nomination, but
1:44:21
Speaker 14: right now the leading candidate always is the current vice
1:44:25
Speaker 14: president of the United States.
1:44:27
Speaker 10: Of course.
1:44:27
Speaker 6: So, and again, he came out last week and he said,
1:44:30
Speaker 6: I'm not going to allow politics to dictate who my
1:44:34
Speaker 6: friends are. In fact, let me play this for you.
1:44:36
Speaker 6: Maybe you heard this. Maybe you didn't. This was President Trump.
1:44:40
Speaker 6: He was on my show Friday. He was on for
1:44:42
Speaker 6: an hour, Alan. Friday for an hour. And I brought
1:44:45
Speaker 6: up J.D. Bantz and Tucker Carlson. And here is President
1:44:49
Speaker 6: Trump's response. Cut number 10. You were friends with Tucker
1:44:53
Speaker 6: Carlson for many years. Many years. And you decided... months ago,
1:44:57
Speaker 6: maybe a year ago already, that you're done with him.
1:45:00
Speaker 6: You banned him. J.D. comes out and says, not going
1:45:02
Speaker 6: to do it. The guy's my good friend. We're best friends.
1:45:05
Speaker 6: And I'm not going to allow politics to dictate who
1:45:08
Speaker 6: my friends are. But if he really wants to win
1:45:11
Speaker 6: in 2028, above and beyond the Jews with Tucker Carlson,
1:45:15
Speaker 6: Tucker Carlson also called you the Antichrist. So if I'm
1:45:19
Speaker 6: a Trump supporter and I'm a Jew, J.D. Vance needs
1:45:23
Speaker 6: to be careful. That's my... advice for him.
1:45:27
Speaker 13: Well, you know, I've known Tucker Carlson for a long time,
1:45:29
Speaker 13: and I've been on and off with him for years,
1:45:33
Speaker 13: very much on and off with him. He's very inconsistent,
1:45:37
Speaker 13: and maybe I am, but I will tell you he's
1:45:39
Speaker 13: very inconsistent. So I've been on and off. He is
1:45:44
Speaker 13: very much a fair weather guy. Of course, I dumped
1:45:47
Speaker 13: him a few months ago because I just felt it
1:45:50
Speaker 13: was inappropriate. He was saying, Bad things, very bad things.
1:45:54
Speaker 13: Not so much about me, but about a lot of
1:45:56
Speaker 13: other things that are taking place. And you understand that.
1:46:00
Speaker 13: He would hit somebody like Mark Levin, who I think
1:46:03
Speaker 13: is fantastic.
1:46:03
Speaker 10: By the way.
1:46:04
Speaker 6: I don't know how you do.
1:46:06
Speaker 14: Very close.
1:46:07
Speaker 10: And others.
1:46:08
Speaker 13: And I just personally, I didn't like it. But no,
1:46:13
Speaker 13: I've had a very checkered relationship. I would say that
1:46:16
Speaker 13: Tucker Carlson never liked me. I did a lot for
1:46:20
Speaker 13: him in a way but I would say that he
1:46:22
Speaker 13: never in other words you know with people you have
1:46:24
Speaker 13: chemistry right like I have a chemistry with you people
1:46:27
Speaker 13: you have chemistry sometimes you don't and if you don't
1:46:30
Speaker 13: have it there's not a damn thing you can do
1:46:32
Speaker 13: about it and Tucker and I have had a very
1:46:37
Speaker 13: checkered relationship.
1:46:39
Speaker 6: Any doubt in your mind as to whether or not
1:46:41
Speaker 6: Tucker Carlson is an anti-Semite are you there Did we
1:46:49
Speaker 6: lose him?
1:46:50
Speaker 13: Oh, are you talking to me? Yes.
1:46:51
Speaker 10: You're talking to the president.
1:46:52
Speaker 13: No, I'm talking to you now.
1:46:54
Speaker 14: No, I have, of course, no doubt that Tucker Carlson
1:46:57
Speaker 14: is a virulent anti-Semite. He uses the cover of anti-Zionism
1:47:01
Speaker 14: to cover his anti-Semitism, but he doesn't like Jews. There's
1:47:07
Speaker 14: no doubt in my mind about that. You know, when
1:47:09
Speaker 14: I used to be on a show on Fox, his
1:47:11
Speaker 14: booker was an Israeli journalist.
1:47:13
Speaker 10: And he was.
1:47:14
Speaker 14: Fairly pro-Israel at the time, or at least wasn't anti-Israel
1:47:18
Speaker 14: when I was on his show. And then when he
1:47:20
Speaker 14: left Fox, he suddenly had a 180 and turned completely
1:47:24
Speaker 14: against Israel. And it'd be extremely dangerous to have him
1:47:29
Speaker 14: close to the president. And that worries me that the
1:47:33
Speaker 14: future possible president of the United States, J.D. Vance, still
1:47:36
Speaker 14: regards him as a close friend and won't allow differences
1:47:40
Speaker 14: in politics to to affect friendship. This is not a
1:47:43
Speaker 14: difference in politics. This is a difference in values and principles.
1:47:47
Speaker 14: You can't be a friend if you're a bigot and
1:47:50
Speaker 14: a vicious anti-Semite. That's a disqualifying fact.
1:47:54
Speaker 6: I agree with you. So that'll be part of my
1:47:56
Speaker 6: conversation coming up with Vance. Why is Mahmoud Khalil still here?
1:48:01
Speaker 6: I mean, this guy has the nerve now. Not only
1:48:04
Speaker 6: is he still here, because I thought he'd be deported
1:48:07
Speaker 6: months ago, but now he's suing us. Now he's suing Colombia,
1:48:10
Speaker 6: I should say. Why is that guy still here?
1:48:13
Speaker 13: Because he has a lot of good lawyers, mostly Jewish lawyers,
1:48:17
Speaker 13: who claim to be civil libertarians. They wouldn't recognize a
1:48:20
Speaker 13: civil liberties issue if they fell over it. They're just pro-Palestine, anti-Israel,
1:48:25
Speaker 13: and anti-Semitic. And they see him as a hero.
1:48:28
Speaker 14: And they're willing to devote their time and money and
1:48:32
Speaker 14: attention to this bigot who shouldn't be in the United States,
1:48:35
Speaker 14: who came in under false pretenses. and should be deported immediately.
1:48:39
Speaker 6: I guess Ron Cooby is one of those guys, right?
1:48:44
Speaker 14: You know, Ron, I've been a friend of Ron's. He's
1:48:46
Speaker 14: a very charming guy.
1:48:48
Speaker 6: Yeah, he is.
1:48:48
Speaker 13: But, you know, his.
1:48:49
Speaker 10: Values are all wrong.
1:48:50
Speaker 6: All wrong.
1:48:51
Speaker 13: Yeah, you know, I was on a.
1:48:54
Speaker 14: It was on a tweet thing with a classmate of
1:48:57
Speaker 14: mine from Yale Law School who says he's a civil
1:49:00
Speaker 14: liberties lawyer, but he only defends the free speech of Palestinians,
1:49:04
Speaker 14: not Zionists. So, you know, he's not a civil libertarian.
1:49:08
Speaker 14: You can call him a radical. You can call him
1:49:09
Speaker 14: whatever you want, but you can't call him a civil libertarian.
1:49:12
Speaker 6: What do you think about this lawsuit that Mamdani and
1:49:15
Speaker 6: Letitia James levied against the Trump administration about how they're
1:49:20
Speaker 6: treating immigrants? What are your thoughts on that?
1:49:23
Speaker 14: Well, I think everybody is turning to the courts now.
1:49:26
Speaker 13: We're seeing everybody, as soon as you see something.
1:49:29
Speaker 14: That you disagree with, you immediately go to the courts.
1:49:32
Speaker 14: And the courts are losing their credibility. The Constitution gives
1:49:38
Speaker 14: the courts a very limited role in American governance. In
1:49:42
Speaker 14: the book of Job, I guess it begins by saying,
1:49:47
Speaker 14: When judges ruled the land, there was famine. You don't
1:49:50
Speaker 14: want judges ruling the land. And that's what's happening today.
1:49:54
Speaker 14: Too many judges won't stay in their lane. Even Justice Ginsburg,
1:50:00
Speaker 14: before she died, obviously, said judges do not have a
1:50:05
Speaker 14: mandate simply to do justice.
1:50:08
Speaker 10: They have to stay within their limits. And I think
1:50:11
Speaker 10: these lawsuits are.
1:50:13
Speaker 14: Outside the jurisdiction. of the federal courts. And so I
1:50:18
Speaker 14: would hope they would be dismissed.
1:50:19
Speaker 6: Last one, Lindsay Clancy, in your opinion, counselor, is she
1:50:25
Speaker 6: a vicious murderer or somebody that just literally went nuts?
1:50:30
Speaker 14: It's somewhere in between. You know, people go nuts and
1:50:33
Speaker 14: don't kill their children. So just because you have a
1:50:36
Speaker 14: mental illness doesn't explain why you killed a child. On
1:50:40
Speaker 14: the other hand, absolutely normal people don't kill their children.
1:50:45
Speaker 14: It's a gray area, and reasonable people could disagree. I
1:50:47
Speaker 14: predicted from the outcome that there might be a hung jury,
1:50:50
Speaker 14: because this is the kind.
1:50:52
Speaker 10: If you did a trial.
1:50:53
Speaker 14: In America of every American... there would be a hung jury.
1:50:56
Speaker 14: You'd get, I don't know, 40% saying she's insane and
1:51:00
Speaker 14: 60% saying she's a vicious murderer. So in this case,
1:51:04
Speaker 14: it was reversed. It was 11.
1:51:05
Speaker 13: To 1 for her being legally insane. But, you know,
1:51:10
Speaker 13: this lawyer is very good.
1:51:11
Speaker 14: And he's not through yet. He is trying very hard
1:51:14
Speaker 14: to try to get the case dismissed on the ground
1:51:16
Speaker 14: that the juror who held out should never have been
1:51:19
Speaker 14: on the jury. He never should have been on the jury.
1:51:21
Speaker 14: How are they.
1:51:22
Speaker 13: Didn't get him out of jury service.
1:51:25
Speaker 6: I don't know.
1:51:26
Speaker 14: What we don't know is we haven't seen the jury
1:51:28
Speaker 14: questionnaire and whether he.
1:51:29
Speaker 10: Lied on it.
1:51:29
Speaker 14: Because if he lied on it, the argument by the
1:51:33
Speaker 14: lawyer for disqualifying that juror would be increased.
1:51:37
Speaker 6: Increased. Last one. I got two big election days coming up.
1:51:41
Speaker 6: So do you. We got the midterm elections, first week
1:51:43
Speaker 6: of November here in the United States, because I am
1:51:45
Speaker 6: America first. But I'm Israel second. Okay, I'm 1A, 1B.
1:51:49
Speaker 6: And B.B. has his election coming up. And I'm sensing
1:51:53
Speaker 6: some nervousness. I really am. Not from Bibi. He always
1:51:56
Speaker 6: exhibits a tremendous amount of confidence. But people around him,
1:52:00
Speaker 6: pro-Bibi people in Israel, I'm sensing some nervousness. They're even
1:52:04
Speaker 6: reaching out to me for help. What are your thoughts
1:52:06
Speaker 6: on his next election?
1:52:08
Speaker 14: He's always nervous, and he should be nervous. He's been
1:52:11
Speaker 14: a magician. He's managed to pull out electoral victories. By
1:52:15
Speaker 14: the way, I'll give you some insight. I don't think
1:52:18
Speaker 14: Bibi's trying to get a win in this election. I
1:52:21
Speaker 14: think he's trying to prevent anyone else from getting a win.
1:52:24
Speaker 14: And then he would be interim prime minister and then
1:52:27
Speaker 14: increase his chances of getting a win in a subsequent election.
1:52:31
Speaker 20: Wow.
1:52:32
Speaker 14: Remember, Israel had like six elections in five years. So
1:52:36
Speaker 14: the election is not the end. It's often the beginning.
1:52:38
Speaker 14: So if nobody gets a majority in the Knesset, there's
1:52:42
Speaker 14: no prime minister and the former prime minister stays on.
1:52:46
Speaker 14: So I think he may be aiming for that result.
1:52:50
Speaker 10: But he's a magician.
1:52:51
Speaker 13: Don't ever count him out.
1:52:53
Speaker 6: No, those six elections, he managed to win five of those.
1:52:56
Speaker 6: I never count them out. Or you, for that matter,
1:52:58
Speaker 6: Alan Dershowitz. I love you so much. I really do.
1:53:00
Speaker 14: Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
1:53:01
Speaker 10: I appreciate it. Be well.
1:53:03
Speaker 6: You too. I love you. Alan Dershowitz right there back
1:53:06
Speaker 6: on Sid and Friends in the morning. We're going to
1:53:08
Speaker 6: take a short break. When we get back, now we
1:53:10
Speaker 6: once again shift the direction to AI, okay? Now, what's
1:53:14
Speaker 6: really going on here? What's really going on? Is this
1:53:17
Speaker 6: about the real dangers if things go badly, or is
1:53:21
Speaker 6: this about panic from one side of the aisle? Miranda Devine,
1:53:27
Speaker 6: New York Post, she's got the answer.
1:53:30
Speaker 2: Sid and Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple
1:53:34
Speaker 2: Podcast Network.
1:53:36
Speaker 6: Metropolis, the church. This group is from Australia, like my
1:53:40
Speaker 6: next guest. And I love this lady a lot. A lot,
1:53:42
Speaker 6: a lot. Miranda Devine, New York Post columnist, podcast host.
1:53:47
Speaker 6: She's great with that, too. Best writer in the country,
1:53:50
Speaker 6: my friend Miranda. Her new column is out, and it
1:53:53
Speaker 6: reads like this. Obama, Obama, and the Dems are suspiciously
1:53:58
Speaker 6: sounding the AI apocalypse alarm, dot, dot, dot, just in
1:54:04
Speaker 6: time for the midterms. And there's a lot of truth
1:54:06
Speaker 6: to that. Miranda, good morning. How are you?
1:54:09
Speaker 17: Good morning, Sid. I'm really well.
1:54:11
Speaker 10: How are you?
1:54:11
Speaker 6: I'm great. It's great to have you back. You're doing great.
1:54:14
Speaker 6: Your podcast is great. Your columns are great. You're at
1:54:17
Speaker 6: the top of the world, Miranda. You're doing great. I'm very,
1:54:19
Speaker 6: very happy for you. Happy for you. So, you know,
1:54:21
Speaker 6: I learned a lot from your column today. I had
1:54:23
Speaker 6: Charlie Gaspino on earlier because I believe he's an economic genius.
1:54:27
Speaker 6: But you put some stuff in your column. This, for example,
1:54:30
Speaker 6: I had no idea that on the board of Anthropic, scumbags,
1:54:36
Speaker 6: excuse the French, I'm sorry, you're a lady, But I
1:54:38
Speaker 6: can't help myself. John Brennan and Trump would do the
1:54:41
Speaker 6: same thing. John Brennan, Michael Morrell, David Cohen. I learned
1:54:46
Speaker 6: this from you today. That tells you up a lot,
1:54:49
Speaker 6: doesn't it?
1:54:50
Speaker 17: Yeah, they are not on it, but their comrades, they're
1:54:55
Speaker 17: the same people, a guy called David Cohen, for instance.
1:54:58
Speaker 17: who was Brennan's deputy at the CIA during the Obama
1:55:04
Speaker 17: years when they hatched the Russia hoax and Barack Obama
1:55:10
Speaker 17: told them to cook up that phony intelligence assessment claiming
1:55:15
Speaker 17: that Russia helped Trump win the election. All of that,
1:55:20
Speaker 17: David Cohen was the number two there and went along
1:55:24
Speaker 17: with it, presumably. And he also has got lots of
1:55:29
Speaker 17: connections to Mike Morrell, who was the guy, the former
1:55:34
Speaker 17: acting director, who wrote the Dirty 51 letter and got
1:55:38
Speaker 17: his pals to sign it. So there's a lot, and
1:55:42
Speaker 17: there's many others. Chuck Schumer's former National Security Advisor is
1:55:46
Speaker 17: on that board. you know, it's just, you look at it,
1:55:50
Speaker 17: it's just a selection of deep staters.
1:55:52
Speaker 13: You've got another.
1:55:53
Speaker 17: Guy, Christopher Fonzone, who was Obama's deputy White House counsel.
1:55:59
Speaker 17: Another guy who runs this think tank in DC, which
1:56:05
Speaker 17: is full of deep staters. And Victoria Newland had the
1:56:09
Speaker 17: job before him. And This guy, David Cohen, is also
1:56:14
Speaker 17: a senior fellow there. So they're all pals. It's the same.
1:56:18
Speaker 17: I look at it and I go, these are exactly
1:56:20
Speaker 17: the same people that were behind the Dirty 51 letter,
1:56:24
Speaker 17: pretending that the Hunter Biden laptop was a Russian disinformation.
1:56:29
Speaker 17: It's the same people behind the Russia hoax. And as
1:56:32
Speaker 17: Donald Trump tweeted so memorably yesterday, the two impeachments, and
1:56:39
Speaker 17: Round River, Crossfire Hurricane, all those dirty tricks that they
1:56:43
Speaker 17: played on Donald Trump all come from the same people.
1:56:47
Speaker 6: Did you see, talking about Hunter Biden, his interview with
1:56:49
Speaker 6: Tucker Carlson? And Tucker, of course, defends Hunter because Tucker
1:56:52
Speaker 6: has turned into one of the worst people God's ever created.
1:56:55
Speaker 6: I mean, you know, he used to be friends with
1:56:57
Speaker 6: the guy. And I know people that still are, they're like,
1:56:59
Speaker 6: I don't know if I could talk to him anymore,
1:57:00
Speaker 6: I gotta be honest. But he, Biden actually blamed Israel.
1:57:05
Speaker 6: for the whole hoax, his laptop, the computer. Did you
1:57:08
Speaker 6: see that?
1:57:09
Speaker 10: Yeah, I know.
1:57:10
Speaker 17: They are so dishonest and ridiculous. Hunter Biden has never
1:57:18
Speaker 17: admitted it was his laptop, although he'll do a story
1:57:21
Speaker 17: one minute calling it his laptop. He just did a
1:57:24
Speaker 17: meme coin, a With the name dollar laptop, you know,
1:57:29
Speaker 17: that's what he cashes in on it. He pretends it's
1:57:33
Speaker 17: not his and then he admits it is. And in court,
1:57:36
Speaker 17: his lawyers admitted it was theirs. You know, the DOJ
1:57:40
Speaker 17: used the laptop as evidence in one of his two trials.
1:57:46
Speaker 17: They even held up the laptop to the jury in Delaware.
1:57:49
Speaker 10: I saw them.
1:57:50
Speaker 17: So he's just now... And now because he's with Tucker,
1:57:55
Speaker 17: whoever he talks to, he panders to their prejudices. So,
1:57:59
Speaker 17: of course, with Tucker, he panders to the Israel prejudice,
1:58:02
Speaker 17: which is just the most ridiculous story.
1:58:05
Speaker 13: Ridiculous.
1:58:06
Speaker 17: There is not a shred of evidence for it. And
1:58:09
Speaker 17: in fact... their only link is an Israeli-American computer guy
1:58:16
Speaker 17: who helped John Paul MacIsaac apparently well after we had
1:58:20
Speaker 17: the laptop and broke the story. And he's already sued
1:58:24
Speaker 17: somebody successfully for a lot of money for, in fact,
1:58:30
Speaker 17: an ally of Tucker Carlson, I believe, for saying that
1:58:34
Speaker 17: he was from Mossad. So it's all a lie. And
1:58:38
Speaker 17: it just is more grift from Hunter Biden. And I
1:58:42
Speaker 17: don't know what's happened to Tucker. He seems to have
1:58:44
Speaker 17: an obsession with Israel.
1:58:45
Speaker 6: It's crazy. That's all he talks about all day, everything.
1:58:49
Speaker 6: But I want to get back to the AI stuff.
1:58:51
Speaker 6: So I agree with you that Obama and these Democrats
1:58:55
Speaker 6: are sounding the alarm. Somebody said to me, but wait
1:58:57
Speaker 6: a second, wait a second. Didn't you see that Elon Musk,
1:59:01
Speaker 6: Elon Musk is sounding the alarm too. And I know
1:59:05
Speaker 6: Elon Musk worked very closely with President Trump in. Doge
1:59:09
Speaker 6: and all that good stuff. But I'm still not convinced
1:59:13
Speaker 6: that Elon Musk is not a Democrat. So if that's
1:59:16
Speaker 6: the name we're going to use to try to disprove
1:59:20
Speaker 6: the point that the Democrats are sounding the alarm, I'm
1:59:23
Speaker 6: not sure that's going to work for you.
1:59:26
Speaker 10: Yeah.
1:59:26
Speaker 17: I mean, Elon Musk just said, I agree when Dario,
1:59:31
Speaker 17: you know, from, uh, from Anthropic was sounding the alarm
1:59:38
Speaker 17: because Elon Musk has said himself that AI is dangerous.
1:59:43
Speaker 17: I mean, there's been a conversation about the potential for
1:59:47
Speaker 17: danger for AI for a long time. But Elon Musk
1:59:52
Speaker 17: has now, when he realised that this is an op,
1:59:55
Speaker 17: an absolute, as David Sachs called it, a PSYOP, an
1:59:59
Speaker 17: election season PSYOP, Elon Musk has said, look, this is
2:00:04
Speaker 17: exactly what it is. It looks like an op. So
2:00:06
Speaker 17: that's a different issue. What they're doing right now is
2:00:11
Speaker 17: they're capitalizing on existing concern about the future potential that
2:00:17
Speaker 17: AI could get out of hand. and they've turned it
2:00:20
Speaker 17: into a lot of things. But part of it, I mean,
2:00:24
Speaker 17: some of it is for anthropics, a bottom line, because
2:00:26
Speaker 17: they've got an IPO coming out and they want to
2:00:28
Speaker 17: crush the competition. But the other part of it, the
2:00:32
Speaker 17: bigger part of it, I think, is Obama's involvement and
2:00:35
Speaker 17: the Democratic Party. They've just seized on this as their
2:00:38
Speaker 17: new climate hoax. And, you know, Donald Trump, you can't
2:00:42
Speaker 17: get anything past Donald Trump, and he's nailed it. He
2:00:45
Speaker 17: says it's the climate... It's Russia, Russia, Russia. It's everything
2:00:49
Speaker 17: rolled together. It's, you know, the climate hoax isn't working
2:00:52
Speaker 17: for the Democrats anymore. No one believes it because their
2:00:55
Speaker 17: deadline for Armageddon has come and gone with nothing going wrong.
2:00:59
Speaker 17: And anyway, America's drill, baby, drill, isn't that? crucial for
2:01:03
Speaker 17: our success. So that's not working. So they had to
2:01:06
Speaker 17: find a new one. They had the pandemic that worked
2:01:09
Speaker 17: beautifully for them in 2020 that got them the White House.
2:01:14
Speaker 17: So now they've cooked up this new one. And it's
2:01:17
Speaker 17: so despicable and so obvious because now we've seen with
2:01:21
Speaker 17: a And they've gone too far this time. I don't
2:01:27
Speaker 17: think anyone believes them. I mean, Netflix is coming out today,
2:01:31
Speaker 17: I think, with this new doom and gloom AI apocalypse documentary.
2:01:36
Speaker 17: And guess who is involved with Netflix but Barack Obama.
2:01:40
Speaker 6: Yes, he is.
2:01:41
Speaker 14: Yep.
2:01:42
Speaker 6: Yep, in a big, big way.
2:01:43
Speaker 17: In a big way and makes a lot of money
2:01:45
Speaker 17: out of it. And then Obama was there in Manhattan
2:01:48
Speaker 17: at this fundraiser with Hakeem Jeffries last week saying to
2:01:53
Speaker 17: the Democrats there, the donors, and also the members of Congress, hey,
2:01:58
Speaker 17: you've got to make AI safety the center of your agenda.
2:02:02
Speaker 17: It's really good for us.
2:02:05
Speaker 6: You know what's interesting is the one person that you
2:02:07
Speaker 6: talk about in the column, it's a great column again,
2:02:10
Speaker 6: that could be the savior for the Republicans above and
2:02:12
Speaker 6: beyond Trump, is a man who's got the experience in
2:02:15
Speaker 6: Silicon Valley, and he knows a lot of these people,
2:02:18
Speaker 6: and he knows a lot of this stuff, and he
2:02:20
Speaker 6: does talk about AI, and that is the current vice president, J.D. Vance,
2:02:24
Speaker 6: who I'm looking forward to speaking with in the very,
2:02:27
Speaker 6: very near future, a little one-on-one. But you did mention
2:02:30
Speaker 6: that he's the guy that should come out and be
2:02:34
Speaker 6: aggressive in defending moving forward with AI, yes?
2:02:40
Speaker 17: Yes, he's the perfect guy. And he's got the Silicon
2:02:43
Speaker 17: Valley background, gift of the gab. And he's obviously has
2:02:47
Speaker 17: a good relationship with reporters, certain reporters at the New
2:02:50
Speaker 17: York Times. So that's the way to do it, to
2:02:53
Speaker 17: grab hold of it. And in fact, yesterday, he did
2:02:55
Speaker 17: come out and say... that, you know, he's suspicious of
2:03:01
Speaker 17: AI companies coming to the government saying, please regulate me.
2:03:04
Speaker 17: He says it doesn't normally happen that way. It looks
2:03:06
Speaker 17: like a Trojan horse. But I'm interested, Sid, what do
2:03:10
Speaker 17: you think you will talk to him about? Presumably his
2:03:14
Speaker 17: friendship with Tucker will be on the agenda.
2:03:16
Speaker 6: Yeah, that'll probably be a lot of it. I don't know.
2:03:19
Speaker 6: I have to be completely honest. I have not spoken
2:03:22
Speaker 6: to him. I don't know. I just know that he
2:03:25
Speaker 6: spoke at the convention in Las Vegas and I didn't
2:03:29
Speaker 6: see him there and I didn't see him in the
2:03:31
Speaker 6: green room afterwards. So I guess he knows I've got
2:03:35
Speaker 6: influence in New York. I'm sure Trump has told him
2:03:37
Speaker 6: and he's aware of me. Of course he is. So
2:03:40
Speaker 6: I guess he wants to know what I'm thinking, both as.
2:03:43
Speaker 6: A person that is very tight with the Jewish community
2:03:47
Speaker 6: across this country. Very tight with the MAGA community. Because
2:03:50
Speaker 6: don't forget, Tucker Carlson at this point has pissed off
2:03:53
Speaker 6: not just the Jews, but the Trump supporter too. You
2:03:56
Speaker 6: can't call Trump the Antichrist. You can't do that and
2:03:59
Speaker 6: expect people to be okay with that. Especially J.D., who
2:04:02
Speaker 6: happens to be a very religious, faithful guy. Reads the
2:04:06
Speaker 6: Bible all the time. So how's he going to be
2:04:07
Speaker 6: okay with his buddy calling President Trump, who made his life?
2:04:11
Speaker 6: I mean, J.D. went from, you know, basically this redneck
2:04:15
Speaker 6: in Ohio. Now he's a multi-multi-millionaire. He's the vice president.
2:04:19
Speaker 6: He's probably going to run for president. That's all because
2:04:21
Speaker 6: of Trump. So forget about the Jews. Put the Jews
2:04:24
Speaker 6: aside for a second. How do you say you're good
2:04:27
Speaker 6: buddies with Tucker Carlson when Tucker spends his days and
2:04:30
Speaker 6: nights eviscerating President Trump?
2:04:34
Speaker 17: Yeah, yeah, and supporting Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan, saying he
2:04:41
Speaker 17: agrees with what he says about 9-11, I believe.
2:04:43
Speaker 13: Did say that, yeah.
2:04:45
Speaker 17: It's a good question, and I think, I mean, J.D.
2:04:49
Speaker 17: 's already addressed that. I don't think he's, you know,
2:04:52
Speaker 17: I agree with him that you shouldn't just repudiate friends
2:04:56
Speaker 17: and ditch loyalty for political expediency, but he does need
2:05:01
Speaker 17: to do something about it.
2:05:02
Speaker 6: Hold on, hold on, hold on. If you're an average citizen, sure.
2:05:06
Speaker 6: But if you're running for office, no, the same rules
2:05:10
Speaker 6: don't apply. If you're Irving Schwartz and you want to
2:05:12
Speaker 6: be friends with Osama bin Laden, God bless you. But
2:05:16
Speaker 6: you can't run for president. It does matter. When you
2:05:20
Speaker 6: got two blocks of voters, you got Jews and Trump
2:05:24
Speaker 6: supporters that hate Tucker's guts. So then don't run. Don't run.
2:05:28
Speaker 6: Be friends with Tucker. Have a ball. But you can't
2:05:31
Speaker 6: run and expect to have the same rules as everybody else.
2:05:35
Speaker 6: Not if you want to win.
2:05:37
Speaker 17: Hey, that's an incredibly good point. You're right. And I
2:05:40
Speaker 17: think probably J.D. 's trying to say to himself, look,
2:05:44
Speaker 17: I'm still a human being. I'm not going to sell
2:05:46
Speaker 17: out my soul.
2:05:48
Speaker 10: But that's not what it is.
2:05:49
Speaker 17: What you're saying is it's a very special gift that
2:05:53
Speaker 17: the American people give you to make you president, which
2:05:56
Speaker 17: presumably is what he wants to run for. And so
2:05:58
Speaker 17: you have to make sacrifices. And I mean, God knows
2:06:02
Speaker 17: Donald Trump's made sacrifices, including almost his life.
2:06:05
Speaker 6: Yeah, a couple of times. Miranda, the column is awesome
2:06:08
Speaker 6: as always. You're awesome. It reads, Obama and the Dems
2:06:12
Speaker 6: are suspiciously sounding the AI apocalypse alarm. Just in time
2:06:17
Speaker 6: for the midterms, the amazing, smart, beautiful Miranda Devine. Thank
2:06:20
Speaker 6: you so much.
2:06:21
Speaker 17: Thank you, Steve.
2:06:22
Speaker 6: Have a great day. Miranda Devine right there. We'll take
2:06:25
Speaker 6: a break. We've got the news. Still one more great
2:06:27
Speaker 6: guest to come. That's my good friend, the amazing defense attorney,
2:06:30
Speaker 6: Arthur Aydala. Not done yet. Tuesday, Sid and Friends in
2:06:34
Speaker 6: the morning.
2:06:35
Speaker 1: Sid and Friends.
2:06:37
Speaker 2: In the Morning on the Red Apple Podcast Network.
2:06:41
Speaker 6: Rolling Stones, start me up. I saw this great video
2:06:45
Speaker 6: late Sunday night right after my Giants beat Dallas of
2:06:49
Speaker 6: my friend number 56. Oh, he never calls me anymore.
2:06:52
Speaker 6: The great Lawrence Taylor walking on the field before the game.
2:06:57
Speaker 6: He's a black guy, bald, you know. Then I noticed
2:07:00
Speaker 6: a white bald guy right behind him. looking very nice
2:07:04
Speaker 6: in a short-sleeved shirt and a pair of pants. And
2:07:07
Speaker 6: that guy happened to be LT's attorney and friend, and
2:07:10
Speaker 6: my friend, Arthur Aydala, walking on the field before the
2:07:14
Speaker 6: Giants beat the Cowboys. So last week for you, it's
2:07:18
Speaker 6: a big deal, Artie, you were ranked in some focaccia list.
2:07:22
Speaker 6: as one of the top 100 New Yorkers, which I
2:07:25
Speaker 6: didn't make, by the way, but you and John did,
2:07:27
Speaker 6: and you got to walk the field at Giant Stadium
2:07:31
Speaker 6: with Lawrence Taylor, and you saw the creepy mayor down
2:07:35
Speaker 6: at the Memorial on 9-11. You really are a big-time
2:07:38
Speaker 6: New Yorker. Congrats.
2:07:41
Speaker 10: And I'm closing out the Sid show. And, you know,
2:07:44
Speaker 10: all you Jewish kids from Poly Prep.
2:07:46
Speaker 21: You always, like, really admire the Italians.
2:07:49
Speaker 10: And look at your show today. Bo Dietl, Charlie Gasparino,
2:07:53
Speaker 10: Arthur Aydala. I mean, you know, you could be Sicilian, Sid.
2:07:57
Speaker 10: It's very close to Israel. You could be Sicilian. I
2:08:00
Speaker 10: got your back. Those guys were both great. I mean,
2:08:03
Speaker 10: Miranda was great, too. But what you said about Gasparino,
2:08:06
Speaker 10: about learning from him, that is the honest truth, because
2:08:10
Speaker 10: guys like you and I could use a little help
2:08:12
Speaker 10: in being spoken to as a fifth grader. You know,
2:08:15
Speaker 10: he knows how to dumb it down.
2:08:17
Speaker 6: He does. He does. It's true. And look, my friends
2:08:21
Speaker 6: at Poly weren't Ed Gerstenfeld or Bernie Nadel or Adam Levy.
2:08:26
Speaker 6: I was friends with Lyle Wilpon, whose uncle, of course,
2:08:28
Speaker 6: Fred owned the Mets. But all my friends had vowels
2:08:30
Speaker 6: at the end of their names. Danny Padriano, Joe Tacopino,
2:08:33
Speaker 6: Michael Del Corso.
2:08:37
Speaker 10: I played golf and had dinner with Pagliano on Thursday,
2:08:40
Speaker 10: September 10th at the Joe Hassan Golf Outing, and we
2:08:42
Speaker 10: were talking about you, me, John Barron, Rob Anderson. It
2:08:46
Speaker 10: was like a little Sid love fest. And you talk
2:08:48
Speaker 10: about LT and Texas T. I'm not joking. I'm in
2:08:52
Speaker 10: the parking lot, and, you know, he gets all this
2:08:54
Speaker 10: VIP crap, right? So he's in the special VIP lot,
2:08:57
Speaker 10: and I can't find it. But I'm on foot in
2:09:00
Speaker 10: the lot, and there's a New York State, a Jersey
2:09:03
Speaker 10: State trooper there. So, you know, those guys are always
2:09:06
Speaker 10: intimidating at those boots and the high hat and all
2:09:09
Speaker 10: that stuff. So I go over to him. I go,
2:09:10
Speaker 10: excuse me, sir. I go, could you tell me where
2:09:12
Speaker 10: lot A is? I go, I'm trying to find Lawrence Taylor.
2:09:15
Speaker 10: And he looks at me kind of like a wise guy.
2:09:17
Speaker 10: He goes, why don't you ask Sid?
2:09:18
Speaker 6: Come on. You didn't say that.
2:09:22
Speaker 10: He threw it. He threw me off for a second.
2:09:25
Speaker 10: And then I, and then I laughed. I go, Hey,
2:09:26
Speaker 10: he goes, yeah, you're walking in the right direction. You
2:09:29
Speaker 10: said hello. And then I've been walking on the field
2:09:32
Speaker 10: with LT. There's people there like, Hey, how could we
2:09:35
Speaker 10: not with shit today? Some other dude just screamed that out.
2:09:38
Speaker 6: That's great. That's great.
2:09:40
Speaker 10: But it is cool. It is cool. Walking around there
2:09:43
Speaker 10: with him. And it is, look, Sid, I don't know
2:09:46
Speaker 10: the last time you went to a giants game, but
2:09:49
Speaker 10: if you look around the field, If there's 90,000, whatever
2:09:53
Speaker 10: it is, 80,000 people who are there, and if 40,000
2:09:55
Speaker 10: of them are wearing jerseys, I'm not exaggerating that more
2:09:59
Speaker 10: than half are wearing Lawrence Taylor jerseys.
2:10:01
Speaker 6: Oh, still, I know.
2:10:01
Speaker 21: There's a little Strahan.
2:10:03
Speaker 10: There's a little Manning.
2:10:04
Speaker 6: A little Simms. Right.
2:10:06
Speaker 10: Right, right, right. I saw two Simms. I saw one
2:10:09
Speaker 10: Harry Carson. But, I mean, Lawrence hasn't painted in 35 years.
2:10:12
Speaker 10: I know. Still 56.
2:10:13
Speaker 6: He's just.
2:10:15
Speaker 10: He looks at me, he goes, man, a lot of
2:10:18
Speaker 10: these mother effers got my number on. I go, yeah, Lawrence.
2:10:21
Speaker 10: I go, yes, Lawrence.
2:10:22
Speaker 6: All right, listen, I got to be honest. I only
2:10:24
Speaker 6: have one giant jersey at home right now. It's 56. But,
2:10:27
Speaker 6: you know, Sims, of course, number 11, Eli Manning, number 10, Tiki, 21, Harry, 53.
2:10:32
Speaker 6: I know all the numbers. And it was a great
2:10:33
Speaker 6: win on Sunday night. And I'm glad you were there
2:10:35
Speaker 6: with your buddy. LT to experience it, and it could
2:10:38
Speaker 6: be a very special season for the Giants. Don't want
2:10:40
Speaker 6: to make too much of one game. The Ram game
2:10:42
Speaker 6: will be tough on Monday night. We'll wait and see.
2:10:44
Speaker 6: Let me get to Lindsey Clancy. I asked Alan Dershowitz
2:10:48
Speaker 6: a question. I want your opinion, too. You're right there
2:10:50
Speaker 6: with Alan as the great attorney in the world today.
2:10:52
Speaker 6: You and Alan and Joe Tagopina. The Lindsey Clancy trial,
2:10:56
Speaker 6: is this woman just an evil murderess, or did she
2:11:01
Speaker 6: go crazy?
2:11:03
Speaker 10: I mean, Sid, I obviously know your children well, especially
2:11:07
Speaker 10: your daughter, who was with me all for a year.
2:11:10
Speaker 10: I've been texting with her, making sure she's okay down there.
2:11:13
Speaker 10: One of the greatest law schools on the planet, getting
2:11:17
Speaker 10: a secondary degree on top of her JD degree that
2:11:20
Speaker 10: she got in London.
2:11:22
Speaker 13: I mean, Sid, wouldn't you have to.
2:11:25
Speaker 10: Really be crazy to harm one hair on Ava's head?
2:11:29
Speaker 6: Yes.
2:11:30
Speaker 21: And one hair on Gabriel's hair.
2:11:32
Speaker 10: I mean, wouldn't you have to?
2:11:34
Speaker 13: I mean, the way you and I are wired.
2:11:37
Speaker 10: The way I like to say all parents, but it's
2:11:40
Speaker 10: not all, but many, most parents, you've got to have
2:11:44
Speaker 10: lost your mind to do that. And then dive out
2:11:47
Speaker 10: the window. I mean, you gotta be nuts. And again,
2:11:50
Speaker 10: I said this on Megyn Kelly's show, this was a
2:11:53
Speaker 10: trial all about housing. She's either gonna be housed in
2:11:57
Speaker 10: one prison for the rest of her life, like a
2:11:59
Speaker 10: real prison, but because she's in a wheelchair, she's.
2:12:01
Speaker 21: Not gonna be in a regular general population.
2:12:04
Speaker 10: She's gonna be in a hospital setting, even if she
2:12:06
Speaker 10: got convicted of the murder. They can't just throw her
2:12:09
Speaker 10: in general population. She's going to be put in a
2:12:12
Speaker 10: hospital ward. So she's either going to be in a
2:12:14
Speaker 10: hospital ward in one place or if they find they're
2:12:17
Speaker 10: not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect, she's
2:12:20
Speaker 10: going to be in a hospital ward in another place.
2:12:22
Speaker 10: So it's.
2:12:23
Speaker 21: You know, I mean, I know everyone got caught up
2:12:25
Speaker 21: on it, the salacious part of it, the tragic part
2:12:27
Speaker 21: of it. But the truth is, it wasn't like, is
2:12:30
Speaker 21: she going to get the death penalty or is she
2:12:32
Speaker 21: going to walk free? It was really what hospital is
2:12:34
Speaker 21: she going to be in this one or that one?
2:12:37
Speaker 21: So and it looks like based on the jury's.
2:12:39
Speaker 10: Verdict, 11 to one, that she was whacked, that she's
2:12:42
Speaker 10: out of her mind. That if I'm the prosecutor, I'm
2:12:46
Speaker 10: going to sit down and say.
2:12:47
Speaker 9: All right.
2:12:48
Speaker 10: I mean, my understanding is in the state of Massachusetts,
2:12:51
Speaker 10: if she gets found not guilty by reason of insanity,
2:12:55
Speaker 10: she then could only be released if three doctors agree
2:12:59
Speaker 10: that she's not going to be a harm to herself
2:13:01
Speaker 10: or others, and then a judge has to approve it. And, Sid...
2:13:05
Speaker 10: When you kill three kids.
2:13:07
Speaker 21: They're not doing that any time.
2:13:09
Speaker 10: So where's John Hinkley right now?
2:13:10
Speaker 13: Right.
2:13:11
Speaker 10: 40 some odd years. What? It almost, it's almost 50
2:13:13
Speaker 10: years later. He's still sitting in a, in a hospital. Yes.
2:13:16
Speaker 10: He gets to get out. I think on a Saturday
2:13:18
Speaker 10: or something, he'll go see his mom, but you know,
2:13:21
Speaker 10: otherwise that's where he is. So before I let you go,
2:13:24
Speaker 10: I got to tell you about what I said to mom.
2:13:25
Speaker 6: Yeah, no, I was actually going to bring that up
2:13:27
Speaker 6: to you. This is, and I'm going to say, because
2:13:29
Speaker 6: I know already you told me yesterday that So when
2:13:32
Speaker 6: Artie told me that he had a kind of a,
2:13:36
Speaker 6: you know, face-to-face with Mom Donnie on Friday, I got upset.
2:13:39
Speaker 6: Just like I got upset with Rudy for shaking his hand.
2:13:41
Speaker 6: And I love Rudy. I still love Rudy. But Artie
2:13:43
Speaker 6: went on to tell me what happened. And I love
2:13:46
Speaker 6: Artie again. Tell the listeners.
2:13:48
Speaker 10: Well, you know, so my tradition real quick is I
2:13:51
Speaker 10: stay home and I watch the ceremony from home until
2:13:54
Speaker 10: they announce Joe Hassan's name, which is towards, you know,
2:13:57
Speaker 10: the third of the beginning. I then have a little
2:13:59
Speaker 10: drink on his behalf because that's what he would be doing.
2:14:03
Speaker 10: And then I go down to ground zero. And, you know,
2:14:05
Speaker 10: when you watch it on TV in the beginning, everyone's there, right?
2:14:08
Speaker 10: All the presidents, the first ladies, the governors and all
2:14:11
Speaker 10: that stuff. But by the time I get down there,
2:14:13
Speaker 10: they're like on the L's or the M's. There were
2:14:15
Speaker 10: three main people there. Mayor Bloomberg, Mayor Giuliani, and Mayor Mamdani,
2:14:22
Speaker 10: and your girlfriend AOC. But all the presidents are gone.
2:14:27
Speaker 10: All the governors are gone. The past governors, you know,
2:14:30
Speaker 10: all the muckety mucks are gone. So those are the
2:14:32
Speaker 10: only three people who were there. I first went over
2:14:34
Speaker 10: to Bloomberg and I thanked him and I said, Mayor,
2:14:37
Speaker 10: I said, you're the reason I made this happen. You
2:14:39
Speaker 10: decided to do this. And he was very humble about this.
2:14:42
Speaker 10: He said, your first year in there. And I said,
2:14:44
Speaker 10: I hope you don't take this the wrong way. I said,
2:14:46
Speaker 10: but the 20 years of you and Mayor Giuliani were...
2:14:49
Speaker 10: with the golden era of New York. I said, the
2:14:52
Speaker 10: way I look at it is Rudy Giuliani cleaned the
2:14:55
Speaker 10: canvas so that you could paint a beautiful picture of
2:14:58
Speaker 10: this city on it. And Sid, I didn't know how
2:15:00
Speaker 10: he was going to take it. He lit up. He
2:15:02
Speaker 10: lit up. He goes, I think that's a good way
2:15:05
Speaker 10: to put it. When Rudy came in, the crack wars,
2:15:08
Speaker 10: the people stealing your radio, you couldn't worry about a
2:15:10
Speaker 10: million trees and green cabs in Brooklyn. He gave you
2:15:14
Speaker 10: the ability to do that. And he was great. Then
2:15:17
Speaker 10: I was BSing with Rudy, who he was spectacular. I mean,
2:15:21
Speaker 10: I spoke to him like 20 minutes and Von Essen
2:15:23
Speaker 10: was there. And I said to Rudy, I go, Rudy,
2:15:26
Speaker 10: you know, I'm Donnie.
2:15:28
Speaker 6: We got two minutes, but go ahead.
2:15:31
Speaker 10: Now they're on the essence. Like it's almost over. And
2:15:33
Speaker 10: he goes, and Rudy said, it's cool that he stayed
2:15:35
Speaker 10: here this long. And then I went over to mom
2:15:36
Speaker 10: Donnie and I put, you know, I'm wearing Joe Hassan's pictures.
2:15:39
Speaker 10: So he's got to be nice to me because I'm
2:15:42
Speaker 10: a friend of a deceased. And I said, Mr. Mayor,
2:15:44
Speaker 10: I think it's very cool that you stayed here this long.
2:15:46
Speaker 10: I said, this is, this ceremony is very cathartic for
2:15:49
Speaker 10: a many of us. I said, but you know, I
2:15:51
Speaker 10: went to all public schools. I said, I worked my
2:15:54
Speaker 10: tail off and I've gotten a little bit of wealth
2:15:56
Speaker 10: in my life. I go, that doesn't make me the enemy.
2:15:58
Speaker 10: I go, I love this city.
2:16:00
Speaker 21: I go, and sometimes you and your administration make people
2:16:03
Speaker 21: who are successful and financially successful, like the bad guys.
2:16:07
Speaker 10: I go, we love this city. And AOC is right there.
2:16:11
Speaker 10: I go, and you know what? We're not Democrats and
2:16:13
Speaker 10: we're not Republicans. We're Americans. And we should all be
2:16:17
Speaker 10: working together to make this place the best it could be.
2:16:19
Speaker 10: And he gave me that, that smile of his.
2:16:21
Speaker 6: Right.
2:16:22
Speaker 10: And he, and he said something like, I know, I
2:16:24
Speaker 10: get it. I get it.
2:16:25
Speaker 6: Okay.
2:16:25
Speaker 10: I was like, okay. And I walked away.
2:16:27
Speaker 6: Wait, what about the point you told me yesterday? You
2:16:29
Speaker 6: punched him across the face.
2:16:30
Speaker 10: No, I said Sid Rosenberg thinks you're a piece of garbage. Yeah.
2:16:33
Speaker 10: I forgot to tell you.
2:16:34
Speaker 6: I wish you would have actually said that. That would
2:16:36
Speaker 6: have been great. Just so you know, Frank Jackson, Hinkley's out.
2:16:40
Speaker 6: He's been out. He's actually, he's in a band. He's
2:16:43
Speaker 6: selling art. Hinkley's out.
2:16:45
Speaker 10: Wait, is that the councilman, Frank?
2:16:47
Speaker 6: Yes, and he's right because I actually saw Hinkley on
2:16:51
Speaker 6: a Sunday morning show that he was playing at some
2:16:55
Speaker 6: place in the city, wouldn't allow him to play. because
2:16:58
Speaker 6: he tried to kill somebody, and he was, like, suing them.
2:17:01
Speaker 6: He got upset.
2:17:02
Speaker 10: Okay, so I'm sorry. He was in 40 years, not
2:17:05
Speaker 10: 50 years. I apologize.
2:17:07
Speaker 6: That's right.
2:17:07
Speaker 10: I'm sorry. God bless Morano, man.
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Speaker 1: He knows.
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Speaker 6: God bless Morano. So I want you to come with us.
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Speaker 6: I got to run here. I'm very late. But I
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Speaker 6: want you to come with us. You mentioned John Behrens,
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Speaker 6: Robert Anderson, Danny Pagliano, all those guys. I want to
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Speaker 6: do one really big feast lunch today. at uh my
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Speaker 6: buddy tommy leonard's place you know will corteal i want
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Speaker 6: to bring back all the poly guys you tack all
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Speaker 6: of us and do one day at the feast the
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Speaker 6: poly feast on mulberry street what do you think well.
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Speaker 10: I think if you if you put it together if
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Speaker 10: you build it they will come i am we're gonna
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Speaker 10: do a shot we're gonna do it those guys would
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Speaker 10: those guys would love to do it set it.
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Speaker 6: Up and we'll be there we're going to set it up. Me,
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Speaker 6: Danny Pagliano, and Greg Scaglione. Anyway, Arthur Aydal, I love you.
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Speaker 6: You're always great. You're always great. Thank you so much.
2:17:54
Speaker 6: We'll do it again very soon.
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Speaker 10: All right, buddy boy, be well. Kisses to the family.
2:17:58
Speaker 6: Yeah, you too. That's a great author. I dollar and
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Speaker 6: we're done for today. What a great way to end
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Speaker 6: the show with him. He's so high energy and so
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Speaker 6: smart and so good. Excellent job. Again, Kevin Drosh two
2:18:08
Speaker 6: for two, Justin Ellico. He's amazing. Norm Layden. Always great.
2:18:12
Speaker 6: John Tarrant, Joe Nolan. Great job. As my dear friend,
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Speaker 6: Jean would say, God willing tomorrow morning and shut up.
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Speaker 6: 6 a.m. Wednesday show. We'll be here. Make sure you're
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Speaker 6: here too. Peace.
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Speaker 10: What the heck is going on here?