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Confucius Say What? Sid & Friends Unpacks the President's Primetime Address · Sid & Friends In The Morning

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Speaker 1: Just 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: In the case of Sid, you know, Sid is an
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Speaker 3: entertainer first and foremost, but he's developed such a massive
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Speaker 3: audience that he's been able to become this political powerbroker,
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Speaker 3: the likes of which I don't think anyone ever anticipated.
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Speaker 3: And because there's not really a morning show at least
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Speaker 3: on AM that has his kind of listenership and his
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Speaker 3: kind of depth, he has the kind of influence politically
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Speaker 3: that I don't even know if Bob Grant had.
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Speaker 4: In a speech to the nation's President Trump alleged China
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Speaker 4: obtained millions of voter rolls and interfered in US elections.
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Speaker 4: Doug Williams is here now with more on those claims
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Speaker 4: stug Christine.
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Speaker 5: In the nearly six years since President Trump's election lost
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Speaker 5: to Joe Biden in twenty twenty, his fixation on the
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Speaker 5: result has not waivered, Not after more than sixty lawsuits
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Speaker 5: alleging verous forms of election fraud were proven unsuccessful in court,
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Speaker 5: not after he mounted a successful political comeback and reclaimed
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Speaker 5: the oval office four years later in twenty twenty four,
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Speaker 5: and his address tonight presented some new allegations tied closely
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Speaker 5: though to that familiar theme.
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Speaker 6: This vital information has for many years been covered up
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Speaker 6: and hidden from you, the American people.
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Speaker 5: In a presidential address Thursday night, President Trump detailed what
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Speaker 5: he says is newly declassified evidence of meddling by the
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Speaker 5: Chinese government in American elections.
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Speaker 6: Over a period of years, starting during the twenty twenty
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Speaker 6: election cycle, the People's Republic of China carried out what
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Speaker 6: is believed to be the largest compromise of election data
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Speaker 6: in history.
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Speaker 5: The President then announced a second set of documents that
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Speaker 5: he says shows a cover up from within the US
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Speaker 5: intelligence community.
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Speaker 6: Members of the deep state, very very famous group of people,
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Speaker 6: many cases in our intelligence agency work to actively suppress
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Speaker 6: and downplay information.
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Speaker 5: President Trump alleges that the Chinese government acquired roughly two
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Speaker 5: hundred and twenty million US voter files, then alleging a
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Speaker 5: coordinated effort between the Chinese and the US intelligence community
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Speaker 5: during his first term as president, seemingly to ensure he
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Speaker 5: wasn't reelected in twenty twenty. There were no direct allegations,
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Speaker 5: and there remains no substantiated proof that any votes were impacted.
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Speaker 5: Virginia Democratic Senator Mark Warner sits on the Intelligence Committee,
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Speaker 5: and was asked if he learned anything in Trump's remarks. No,
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Speaker 5: this is not some great breakthrough.
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Speaker 7: I would want to see their work products, see more information.
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Speaker 5: Election expert Stephen Rischer, like us, is eager to see
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Speaker 5: and learn more, but says any further, unsubstantiated allegations against
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Speaker 5: the American election system could be damaging.
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Speaker 7: I liken any allegation about unlawful voting to how a
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Speaker 7: how a prosecutor would handle a case, which is, you
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Speaker 7: don't start talking about it publicly until you've secured a conviction.
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Speaker 8: And in the past, the President and many of his
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Speaker 8: supporters have jumped the gun.
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Speaker 5: And there is of course much to fact check. CBS
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Speaker 5: News is busy doing that, but just broadly to some
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Speaker 5: things up. President Trump said tonight that quote, every American
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Speaker 5: deserves to know that when they cast their vote, that
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Speaker 5: vote will be counted accurately, and later adds, Unfortunately, the
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Speaker 5: system we have today falls catastrophically short of that standard.
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Speaker 9: You guys know, not to.
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Speaker 10: Plug nothing into that, all right.
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Speaker 11: NYPD cops moving into a large homeless encampment on Manhattan's
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Speaker 11: West Side, asking those occupying this city block to remove
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Speaker 11: extension cords and disconnect from power sources. It could be
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Speaker 11: the first step toward dismantling one of the city's most
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Speaker 11: visible setups, including one stretch of tarp's and tents spanning
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Speaker 11: twelve city blocks.
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Speaker 12: If crimes are committed, they have to be addressed Full staff.
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Speaker 11: Governor Kathy hochl on Good Day in New York, saying
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Speaker 11: she's working behind the scenes with mayors around Mam Donnie,
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Speaker 11: who says city rules require the Department of Homeless Services
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Speaker 11: to conduct daily outreach for seven consecutive days after an
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Speaker 11: initial notice before any action can be taken.
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Speaker 13: We are dealing with and reckoning with is New Yorkers
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Speaker 13: who have a long history of having been let down
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Speaker 13: by government, and we are looking to convince them in
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Speaker 13: fact that now it will be different, and the best
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Speaker 13: way to do so is by proving that in the
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Speaker 13: services we deliver. I think that we've made steps to
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Speaker 13: that end. I think there's always more to be done.
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Speaker 12: He's working on his approach and we're supporting working with
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Speaker 12: him behind the scenes to help them.
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Speaker 11: Residents here on the West Side say it's encampments like
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Speaker 11: these right across from the Javid Center that have been
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Speaker 11: growing for what seems like months. And it's not just
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Speaker 11: the encampments. It's the garbage and the alleged open drug
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Speaker 11: use that residents say needs to end. Mayor mom Donnie, though,
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Speaker 11: says he's hoping to connect with people and build trust
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Speaker 11: before removing those encampments altogether.
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Speaker 12: News to tell you about.
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Speaker 14: We have learned that federal law enforcement is now investigating
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Speaker 14: former New York City Sheriff Anthony Miranda. Search warrants were
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Speaker 14: executed at his queen's home. It's not yet clear what
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Speaker 14: exactly prompted the search. No arrest were made.
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Speaker 12: In twenty twenty.
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Speaker 14: Four, we reported the city's Department of Investigation was looking
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Speaker 14: into Miranda's enforcement of unlicensed smoke shops and the cash
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Speaker 14: seized during those investigations. Mayor mom Donnie replaced Miranda as
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Speaker 14: city sheriff in may. A spokesperson for the mayor says
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Speaker 14: the administration is aware of the federal investigation and is
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Speaker 14: committed to transparency and accountability.
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Speaker 12: It's Argentina.
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Speaker 15: We love it, and it's in the heart, it's in
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Speaker 15: our blood.
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Speaker 16: Argentinian fans have flooded Marcelo Savelli's restaurant to chair on
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Speaker 16: their team on the brink of becoming the first team
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Speaker 16: to successfully defend a World Cup title since Brazil in
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Speaker 16: nineteen sixty two, the second generation owner of El Gauchito
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Speaker 16: teamed up with the businesses they've shared the same place
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Speaker 16: with for decades to create memories that will last decades
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Speaker 16: into the future.
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Speaker 15: We close the streets, have we got permits for to
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Speaker 15: put a big TV. We got a permit to bring DJ.
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Speaker 15: So it gets really really fun here, you know. And
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Speaker 15: it's been very good with Argentina. Has helped all the
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Speaker 15: businesses around this area. There's a little Argentina, from drums
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Speaker 15: to music and food.
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Speaker 16: They're all inspired by Team Argentina giving them a reason
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Speaker 16: to block off streets and party.
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Speaker 15: The bakeries Argentina and they've been there promocal thirty forty years.
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Speaker 15: The corner restaurant askin Acoya, it's been there as well,
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Speaker 15: forty fifty years.
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Speaker 17: And we've been as well.
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Speaker 15: Algalchito we've been here for forty fifth years.
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Speaker 16: It's added a buzz to the block. Savelli says he
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Speaker 16: can't quite put into words or numbers. So from hats
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Speaker 16: to flags to more hats and shirts. It's Argentinian business.
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Speaker 16: They've taken a deep dive into merchandise and with a
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Speaker 16: big match coming up on Sunday, they expect their business
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Speaker 16: to take an even bigger boost. While FIFA stage is
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Speaker 16: set featuring Argentina and Spain, they've got their stage set
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Speaker 16: too for Sunday. Here we'll close it too for fan
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Speaker 16: Fest put on by longtime business owners on the block.
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Speaker 15: We're gonna have of big screen TVs against the wall,
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Speaker 15: not the bakery, so we're gonna have all outside.
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Speaker 5: It's standing anybody.
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Speaker 15: Everyone's welcome, not just to Argentina's everyone.
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Speaker 18: So the truth is that there's a little bit of
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Speaker 18: truth to this and jd Vance might not necessarily be
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Speaker 18: the lying as much as he might just be mistaken.
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Speaker 18: Right again, there's plenty to criticize him on. We don't
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Speaker 18: need to lie. So when I see the people attacking him,
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Speaker 18: I go okay. When I see the when I see
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Speaker 18: people like when I see what he says, I go okay.
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Speaker 18: And I'm taking in all of this information and what
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Speaker 18: I'm what I'm getting out of it. What I'm getting
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Speaker 18: out of it is this right. This is what I think.
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Speaker 18: Right Regardless if you think Vance is actually anti Zionist
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Speaker 18: if he believes what Tucker Carlson believes, if he's if
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Speaker 18: he's a pro groyper whatever, if he regardless of that,
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Speaker 18: he's gonna lose voters a lot, a lot if he's
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Speaker 18: the nominee, right, because he's either just as bad as
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Speaker 18: people are saying or they in quotes. They the people
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Speaker 18: who are running the anti Israel campaigns and right or
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Speaker 18: the pro is Real campaigns. They the NGOs, the psyops,
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Speaker 18: the people that are our foreign adversaries.
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Speaker 5: Could be Democrats.
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Speaker 18: It could be like this is this is APO, this
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Speaker 18: is opposition whatever, whoever quote they are, it's working, right.
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Speaker 18: I don't think Jade Vance And I've had people say
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Speaker 18: the internet's not real life. It affects real life, man.
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Speaker 18: Look Trump won because he hit the social media circle.
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Speaker 18: He won because he did the podcast pros. We cannot
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Speaker 18: dismiss the power of social media how and how it
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Speaker 18: affects a political campaign. There's also the social media is
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Speaker 18: not real life when it's not real life, like Thomas
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Speaker 18: Massey's hyperinflated fake support through foreign bots and ratioing and
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Speaker 18: x poles and what have you. Right, So the truth
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Speaker 18: is social media is not real life, but it can
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Speaker 18: affect elections.
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Speaker 10: So Giant Stadium on Sunday, Argentina and Spain. I am shocked,
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Speaker 10: to be honest, for a guy that has spent my
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Speaker 10: life saying bad things about soccer, I will punch you
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Speaker 10: across the face if you call that sport football in America,
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Speaker 10: even Giuliani, you'll kill me. I will punch you across
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Speaker 10: the face. All I've done is say horrible things about soccer.
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Speaker 10: I have to admit I've loved this tournament. I'm actually
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Speaker 10: kind of sad it's over and I've got big rooting
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Speaker 10: interest on Sunday Big and Madonna turns out happens to
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Speaker 10: be the headliner for the intermission show. I guess halftime.
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Speaker 10: I don't know what they call it in soccer, but
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Speaker 10: she's one hundred years old, but she's Madonna. I think
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Speaker 10: Shakira is part of that show too, and that I
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Speaker 10: call them BTK last night at dinner and Danielle is like, no,
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Speaker 10: you're moron. That would be what was he was the killer?
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Speaker 10: Actually that he was the church guy bound torture Kill,
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Speaker 10: the BTK killer. Maybe they're called BTS Is that right?
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Speaker 10: That's right?
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Speaker 19: Yest yep, but I think that guy's gonna be there.
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Speaker 10: So it's Madonna, Shakira, BTS. Isn't there somebody else?
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Speaker 8: Justin Bieber?
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Speaker 10: Oh right, that's a big one, very good Justin Bieber. Yeah,
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Speaker 10: We're not gonna play him today because I'm not a
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Speaker 10: big fan, but I do like his wife, because I
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Speaker 10: like his father in law, Stephen Baldwin, who's the only
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Speaker 10: normal Baldwin. Alec and Billy are two douchebags. But Madonna
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Speaker 10: gonna perform and Argentina gonna play Spain, and they're probably
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Speaker 10: gonna lose. Argentina. But I'm on record and I'll talk
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Speaker 10: about it all day today because I've got both Brian
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Speaker 10: Kilmead and Andrew Giuliani on the show today, the two
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Speaker 10: best soccer guys, and I'll make the point to them
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Speaker 10: as I well right now that I am rooting for
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Speaker 10: Argentina in a big way. Why because jd Vance is
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Speaker 10: rooting against them. Because Argentina loves Israel, they love the Jews.
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Speaker 10: They had that huge Israeli banner draped over the wall
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Speaker 10: during that game against Egypt, pissed off the Egyptian coaches.
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Speaker 10: The egypt coach spit on the flag and the Israelis
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Speaker 10: almost kicked his ass. But I know the Argentinian people
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Speaker 10: are pro Israel anyway, and they've got the greatest player
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Speaker 10: of all time in MESSI combined not with the fact
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Speaker 10: that Spain hates America, right, they had an opportunity to
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Speaker 10: help us out in the conflict against Iran.
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Speaker 9: They said no.
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Speaker 10: They said no. Spain said no to America. They also
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Speaker 10: are not big bands of Israel. So these days with me,
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Speaker 10: as you can tell when I went sour on the
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Speaker 10: Mets because of Mamdani, these days with me, I do
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Speaker 10: I do allow politics to bleed into my sports. So
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Speaker 10: because of the America first Israel love that I've got,
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Speaker 10: I cannot root for Spain, but I can root for Argentina,
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Speaker 10: and that's my reason for rooting for Argentina. Come Sunday,
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Speaker 10: you like it?
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Speaker 20: No, yeah, I can't wait for this football match. I mean,
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Speaker 20: I think it'll do. You just call it football. You
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Speaker 20: want me to punch across the face. You're just asking
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Speaker 20: for it. You see, you think you're a wise guy.
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Speaker 20: I know you live in Jersey City surrounded by the Muslims,
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Speaker 20: but I will go in there and kick your agg well.
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Speaker 20: I think if it's a soccer game. If Argentina wins
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Speaker 20: this football match, I think again. You say he'll put
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Speaker 20: an exclamation point on Lionel Messi's career.
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Speaker 10: Well, somebody get me Mike Wallace to do the news
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Speaker 10: on this show the rest of the day.
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Speaker 19: Yeah, sure, is he alive?
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Speaker 10: I think he's here somewhere.
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Speaker 20: Now, there's two Michael Wallace's. One's dead and the one
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Speaker 20: the other one's the anchor at the top of the hour.
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Speaker 10: Is he here though that second one?
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Speaker 8: Yeah?
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Speaker 21: Or is he?
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Speaker 10: Oh, he's in that Mar's office?
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Speaker 8: Yeah?
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Speaker 10: So was he listening right now?
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Speaker 8: Don't know do those guys.
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Speaker 10: Even realize what a huge star I am.
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Speaker 8: I would assume they do.
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Speaker 10: But well, you don't talk to them.
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Speaker 8: No, I have not really said more than a couple
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Speaker 8: of sentences.
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Speaker 10: Isn't that weird?
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Speaker 19: Well, they like a lot of football matches.
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Speaker 10: Shut up, lou see, here we go. I never should
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Speaker 10: have done it. I never should have done it. I
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Speaker 10: do want to get to one thing that Norm did
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Speaker 10: this morning, and Noam does a really fabulous show. I
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Speaker 10: don't need to say it. Nome can't do anything for me.
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Speaker 10: He's got no power here none, So he really has none.
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Speaker 10: So when I compliment noim, it's sincere. Now I'm serious.
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Speaker 20: He's got nothing, No I do, I got no juice,
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Speaker 20: he's got nothing.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, but his show from five to six is great,
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Speaker 10: and I listen every morning, and I listen intently, and
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Speaker 10: I love the way he ended the show today talking
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Speaker 10: about Stephen McDonald. I did not like to be honest
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Speaker 10: that you played, Mom, Donnie. I know you have to.
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Speaker 10: I'm not criticizing you here, no, but he's the last
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Speaker 10: person I want to hear ever talk about any cop, anytime, anywhere,
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Speaker 10: because he hates the cops. He's a scumbag. So I
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Speaker 10: don't care what mom he said. But you know, I
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Speaker 10: got very close with Paul de Jacomo when Paul was
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Speaker 10: running the DEA Detective's Endowment Association, not drug enforcement, and
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Speaker 10: I'm very very close, as you guys know now with
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Speaker 10: Scott Scotty Monroe, he runs a DEA since Paul left.
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Speaker 10: They're both great guys. And Paul would do these Christmas
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Speaker 10: parties and events and he'd always invite, as Scott does,
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Speaker 10: the widows of slain police officers, men and women. So
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Speaker 10: a couple of years ago, some lady walked up to me.
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Speaker 10: She was very very sweet. I didn't know her, and
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Speaker 10: she heaped all this praise on me and thanked me
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Speaker 10: and thanked me and thanked me. And to be honest,
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Speaker 10: not to sound like a jerk, I get that all
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Speaker 10: the time. I mean, I gotta tell you, Lou. I'm
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Speaker 10: walking to Pico last night, our local Mexican restaurant with
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Speaker 10: Danielle Ava Gabriel Navy's friend Emily from England, and a
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Speaker 10: car slows down. I'm picking up myself up here. It
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Speaker 10: is this is it? They got me?
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Speaker 9: Don't they got me?
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Speaker 19: Don't stop, don't stop believing it.
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Speaker 10: I swear to God, I was thinking that. The window
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Speaker 10: rolls down, and some lady screams said said it, and
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Speaker 10: Emily's standing next to me, going wow, this is strange.
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Speaker 10: She thanked me. Thank me for being the voice of America,
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Speaker 10: thank me for being the voice of the Jews. I
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Speaker 10: get this all the time. So when this lady was
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Speaker 10: doing this at this event, it was very nice. I said,
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Speaker 10: excuse me, I apologize, but what is your name? And
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Speaker 10: she said my name is Patty McDonald And I was like,
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Speaker 10: oh my god. So years and years ago, No and
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Speaker 10: Lou would remember this when I was working at w
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Speaker 10: and early two thousands, the Rangers used to put on
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Speaker 10: this annual charity game hockey game loaded with celebrities. Everybody
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Speaker 10: from the Bateman kid to you know, to the wolf
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Speaker 10: kid from Table for five to who's the Rick Moray,
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Speaker 10: Scott Wolfe right exactly, Jason Priestley. They all played every
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Speaker 10: year and it was for Christopher Reeves and it was
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Speaker 10: the Christopher Reeves Annual Foundation Celebrity hockey game, and Christopher
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Speaker 10: was there. I think I did it for three years
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Speaker 10: and I would coach against ze one hundred guys, Paul
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Speaker 10: Kobbe Bryant, Elvis Duran, and Christopher and his wife. Their
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Speaker 10: gun name was Diana. She died too horrendous. She died
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Speaker 10: of lung cancer. She never smoked. They were both there
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Speaker 10: and this was the highlight of my year. Guys. One
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Speaker 10: year they had My assistant coach was a very young
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Speaker 10: star at the time, Jamie Lynn Sigler, when she was
16:43
Speaker 10: at her height playing medo soprano. One year. So you know,
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Speaker 10: this is way before my political career. My assistant coaching
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Speaker 10: ready for this, Susan Sarandon, her boyfriend at the time,
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Speaker 10: Tim Robbins, was a big hockey player, so was Dennis Leary.
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Speaker 10: So I put this game on. Every year they would
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Speaker 10: put the game on the Rangers and they would help
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Speaker 10: me coach, and it was awesome. I think I did
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Speaker 10: it three straight years, and every year Stephen McDonald would
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Speaker 10: show up and we had a couple of very nice conversations.
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Speaker 10: So me, like everybody else, you've all got off personal
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Speaker 10: Stephen McDonald's stories and know you've got him home, you've
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Speaker 10: met him and his wife and you too, Lou. But
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Speaker 10: it was such an honor to meet him and then
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Speaker 10: to have his wife years after he passed. This is
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Speaker 10: just a couple of years ago, walk over and he
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Speaker 10: prays just to find out who she was. Put me
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Speaker 10: in tears. So I'm really glad that that center now
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Speaker 10: where exactly is that center?
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Speaker 8: Nome is in College Point.
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Speaker 10: College Point named it after Steven it is Stephen McDonald
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Speaker 10: is one of the greatest New Yorkers ever. So thank
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Speaker 10: you again Nolan for doing that story. Please, if you
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Speaker 10: ever do it again, don't play mom Donnie.
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Speaker 20: You know, just so people who don't know that story,
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Speaker 20: because there's a lot of people probably don't.
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Speaker 8: I mean, there's an incredible story.
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Speaker 20: He was shot by a fifteen year old back in
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Speaker 20: nineteen eighty six, and then he ended up paralyzed in
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Speaker 20: a wheelchair for the rest of his life. And one
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Speaker 20: of the first things he did is he forgave that
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Speaker 20: fifteen year old for shooting him and then just shared
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Speaker 20: this message of mercy for the rest of his life,
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Speaker 20: for him and for others.
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Speaker 10: He was really being serious. You know, you may remember
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Speaker 10: when Charlie Kirk was assassinated, but the first thing is
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Speaker 10: what Erica Kirk did was say, I forgive Toddle Robinson.
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Speaker 10: I'm not sure she still feels that way because she
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Speaker 10: had to leave the courtroom last week with the parents
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Speaker 10: of Charlie when he was sitting there and they're playing
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Speaker 10: those graphic videos. But she did say that. But Stephen McDonald,
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Speaker 10: he actually lived that. He did, He meant it. I
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Speaker 10: could never be that that kind.
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Speaker 20: Well, and you that's the thing is when you would
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Speaker 20: were with him and I wasn't numerous times because he
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Speaker 20: used to come on ABC a lot. Actually was you
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Speaker 20: walk away feeling like I got to be a better person. Right,
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Speaker 20: this guy's like incredible. Yeah, you know it's true.
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Speaker 10: He died how many years ago.
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Speaker 8: You don't know been a while, Yeah, yeah, telling a
19:02
Speaker 8: couple of years.
19:03
Speaker 10: Will God rest his soul? And God bless Patty if
19:05
Speaker 10: she's listening right now, and the whole McDonald family. What
19:08
Speaker 10: a true hero and what a beautiful day in college
19:10
Speaker 10: point yesterday? All right, So the President set to speak
19:13
Speaker 10: last night. The big controversy was all day long. We
19:17
Speaker 10: had heard that major networks, major networks in the United States.
19:24
Speaker 10: We're not going to play his speech. Now, listen carefully
19:27
Speaker 10: to me. Okay, we don't live in Russia. Well, I
19:30
Speaker 10: guess we do here in New York. It's a communist
19:32
Speaker 10: city at this point. Really, it's a communist city at
19:36
Speaker 10: this point. The mayor stations like New York won erral
19:39
Speaker 10: Lewis communists. But I thought we lived in a democracy,
19:44
Speaker 10: the United States. And I have to tell you that
19:47
Speaker 10: I don't care if you can't stand everything President Trump says.
19:53
Speaker 10: If you're sick and tired of hearing my friend the
19:56
Speaker 10: President complain about twenty twenty, I'm sick and tired of
20:01
Speaker 10: hearing President Trump tell us time and time again how
20:05
Speaker 10: hot the country is because you're miserable in your job.
20:09
Speaker 10: And you may be right. I don't care it doesn't matter.
20:13
Speaker 10: He's the president of the United States. You put his
20:17
Speaker 10: ass on every network and you leave the choice to
20:21
Speaker 10: the American people whether to watch or not. So when
20:25
Speaker 10: you get Democrats that say, oh no, the media is
20:29
Speaker 10: not biased, No way, no way, and then you've got
20:34
Speaker 10: two networks that are liberal networks, keep the president off
20:40
Speaker 10: the air. There is no excuse for that. Don't watch.
20:46
Speaker 10: You know how you get back at the president he's
20:47
Speaker 10: always talking about, said you're great, you got great ratings.
20:51
Speaker 10: If nobody watches and the ratings suck, then you can
20:55
Speaker 10: come back and say, I gotta be honest, nobody watched,
20:58
Speaker 10: but just to keep them off the because you don't
21:01
Speaker 10: like what he's about to say. When did this country
21:04
Speaker 10: become Russia? The only major network that carried at CBS.
21:10
Speaker 10: Not exactly a prop file of courage either. They dropped
21:14
Speaker 10: out early, but at least they started it right. At
21:16
Speaker 10: least they had some of President Trump. So CBS with
21:21
Speaker 10: Barry Weiss, who happened to like, they win the war.
21:24
Speaker 10: They win the network war. Again, not exactly a prop
21:27
Speaker 10: file of courage. They didn't carry the whole thing. But
21:30
Speaker 10: for ABC, we know who they are. George Stepanopolis and NBC.
21:34
Speaker 10: We know who they are, meet the press. For them
21:37
Speaker 10: not to carry any of the president's speech is about
21:41
Speaker 10: as un American as it gets. If you argue that,
21:45
Speaker 10: you're an fing idiot, I don't care if you hate them,
21:49
Speaker 10: don't watch it, don't watch it, but you gotta put
21:53
Speaker 10: the president on television. Any argument with that?
21:57
Speaker 8: Know, well, was Matt Lachlan last night, because that's a
22:00
Speaker 8: good point.
22:01
Speaker 10: I don't know. Yeah, you're right about it.
22:03
Speaker 8: No, I agree, you know. I don't know how you
22:05
Speaker 8: have any excuse.
22:07
Speaker 20: Yeah, fine, you don't like the topic, but that's not
22:09
Speaker 20: for your decision to make.
22:10
Speaker 9: Now you don't watch it.
22:11
Speaker 10: Then you don't watch it, but you don't you don't
22:14
Speaker 10: not put the president.
22:15
Speaker 9: This is nuts.
22:17
Speaker 10: This is absolutely nuts. Now, when the president did come on,
22:23
Speaker 10: I'm not exactly sure. And I love him, and I'm
22:26
Speaker 10: gonna see him tomorrow. I'll be in Bedminster, New Jersey.
22:29
Speaker 10: I'll be at the Summer White House and I'll see
22:31
Speaker 10: my friend. And I think he's mad at me. Mark
22:34
Speaker 10: Levin says he's not, but he has not contacted me
22:37
Speaker 10: or returned any of my texts in about six weeks.
22:39
Speaker 10: I don't know. He's busy, but I did watch, and
22:44
Speaker 10: I'm not exactly sure what I learned last night. I'm
22:47
Speaker 10: sure the Chinese did exactly what President Trump said. I'm
22:52
Speaker 10: sure that the Deep State and the CIA did exactly
22:57
Speaker 10: what President Trump said. The China he's acquiring over two
23:01
Speaker 10: hundred million American profiles, the CIA aware of it, keeping
23:05
Speaker 10: it a secret. I believe President Trump with all of that.
23:10
Speaker 10: But what President Trump did not deliver last night, and
23:13
Speaker 10: here's where I'm confused, is with all that data, did
23:18
Speaker 10: the Chinese and or the Deep State change even one vote?
23:22
Speaker 10: Forget about two? Even one vote? And that was never
23:27
Speaker 10: discussed last night. So yes, it is important that our
23:32
Speaker 10: enemies and other countries are not able to get that information,
23:36
Speaker 10: and if they do, it is the onus is certainly
23:39
Speaker 10: on our intelligence to let the president know he's right
23:43
Speaker 10: about all that. Trump he should be furious. But at
23:46
Speaker 10: no point last night did he say that even one
23:51
Speaker 10: vote got changed or did I miss that?
23:53
Speaker 20: No, No, there was no smoking gun that I saw
23:56
Speaker 20: during that speech. I mean, I think he brought up
23:59
Speaker 20: excellent points, said that the Chinese are meddling and they
24:02
Speaker 20: have all of our voter information, and that's probably not
24:04
Speaker 20: a good thing. But I think the assumption a lot
24:06
Speaker 20: of Americans is that a lot of people have their
24:09
Speaker 20: voter information, not just the Chinese, but Russian food to
24:12
Speaker 20: other countries as well.
24:13
Speaker 8: Yeah and right.
24:14
Speaker 20: If you can't show that the votes were changed, then
24:16
Speaker 20: people might have walked away scratching their head and say, okay, well.
24:19
Speaker 10: Well that was me. Yeah, I walked away scratching my head.
24:22
Speaker 10: Here he is, Oh my guy, President Trump Prime time address.
24:26
Speaker 10: I actually can't wait to listen to Greg Kelly today
24:28
Speaker 10: because I can't wait to hear how he spends this
24:30
Speaker 10: in a positive way about the president. He loves a
24:33
Speaker 10: president like I do. But you know, I like I
24:35
Speaker 10: always tell you if the pile is brown, it doesn't
24:38
Speaker 10: necessarily mean it's chocolate, if you know what I'm saying,
24:40
Speaker 10: President Trump, Cut number one.
24:43
Speaker 6: China and other countries have been trying to meddle in
24:46
Speaker 6: our elections. Evidence of fraud has been buried. Hundreds of
24:50
Speaker 6: thousands of non citizens and dead people are listed and
24:55
Speaker 6: active on the voter rolls, and yet we still have
24:58
Speaker 6: elections with no voter ID, no proof of citizenship, and
25:04
Speaker 6: tens of millions of ballots floating aimlessly through the mail.
25:08
Speaker 10: See I agree with all that. That's the truth. Dead
25:12
Speaker 10: people they do vote somehow, and illegals. I agree with
25:16
Speaker 10: all of that, and that needs to be fixed. It
25:19
Speaker 10: needs to be fixed. It is still an issue that
25:22
Speaker 10: has not gone away. But he was not able to
25:25
Speaker 10: tie that to the Chinese and say, well, here's the deal.
25:30
Speaker 10: The Chinese have now acquired all these American profiles and
25:35
Speaker 10: they've changed Noam Layton, an active Jersey Center Republican voter. Somehow,
25:41
Speaker 10: they've changed his name to a dead Democrat and that
25:44
Speaker 10: person voted. That's what I needed to hear. But he's
25:47
Speaker 10: saying there is true. It is not right, and it's
25:51
Speaker 10: still going on in every city. But he was not
25:56
Speaker 10: able to tie that, as far as I can tell,
25:58
Speaker 10: although again I'm sure and Kat will tell me differently.
26:02
Speaker 10: He was not able to tie that to a Chinese participation.
26:06
Speaker 10: Maybe we're just not smart enough. I don't know. I
26:08
Speaker 10: was watching Rescue Me Too. It love that show. I
26:11
Speaker 10: love Dennis Leary.
26:12
Speaker 8: You're flipping back and forth.
26:13
Speaker 10: Oh my, I love Dennis Liary. I gotta get this
26:16
Speaker 10: guy on before nine to eleven. I swear to you.
26:18
Speaker 10: Can't stop watching The show went the seven seasons episode four.
26:22
Speaker 10: We watched it the first time in two thousand and four.
26:26
Speaker 10: Now we're watching it again. And I tell everybody the
26:28
Speaker 10: same thing. If you didn't watch it, then you're old
26:31
Speaker 10: enough to remember nine to eleven. Watch Rescue Me. And
26:34
Speaker 10: I told my kids. My son Gabriel, he's only seventeen.
26:38
Speaker 10: He wasn't alive during nine to eleven. He's about to
26:41
Speaker 10: start watching it because it's entertaining television. You don't have
26:45
Speaker 10: to watch the planes hit the buildings one hundred times,
26:49
Speaker 10: hear about all these ridiculous conspiracy theories. You actually watch
26:54
Speaker 10: an entertaining, funny, emotional, dramatic series which centers around nine
27:01
Speaker 10: to eleven. And what's funny about it too, Norman low
27:03
Speaker 10: Is the Donald Trump mentions a lot of those. He
27:07
Speaker 10: wasn't president, He wasn't even running for president. It's just
27:09
Speaker 10: a regular guy. You got Donald Trump mentions kind of funny.
27:13
Speaker 9: Who the hell?
27:14
Speaker 10: I was watching an episode last night they mentioned somebody,
27:17
Speaker 10: I forget what. It was also pretty popular New Yorker.
27:20
Speaker 10: But you know it's twenty years ago. You know a
27:23
Speaker 10: lot of these people that positions have changed, So that's interesting.
27:28
Speaker 10: I find that interesting. Artie Langer is in it very funny.
27:31
Speaker 10: Guy wrote the forward for my first book. You know
27:33
Speaker 10: Audi from the howardz Stern Days, very very good show.
27:36
Speaker 10: Have you seen it?
27:37
Speaker 22: Know?
27:37
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, I saw it many years ago.
27:39
Speaker 10: Yeah, you gotta watch it again.
27:41
Speaker 8: I'm thinking of doing that.
27:42
Speaker 10: I'm telling you. It's great. Little U two you and
27:44
Speaker 10: MJ rescue me. It started on Fex, it's now on Netflix.
27:49
Speaker 10: I don't know what our nine to eleven cut is
27:52
Speaker 10: for today, but we'll get to it. All right. So
27:54
Speaker 10: there's Trump, then you get JD. Vance And I heard
27:57
Speaker 10: all the Trump supporters. What what did he say? What
28:00
Speaker 10: he said? It was so bad about Israel? Really really well,
28:03
Speaker 10: you talk about proof again, President Trump did not provide
28:06
Speaker 10: any proof last night that China changed even one vote.
28:11
Speaker 10: Where's JD Vance's proof that all this Israeli money has
28:16
Speaker 10: come into effect? What's happening with Iran? Where is all that?
28:20
Speaker 10: Have you seen that number? He comes off? I hate
28:23
Speaker 10: to say it, like an anti Zionist, anti Israel, And
28:27
Speaker 10: that's how Jewish people feel. We get back to the
28:30
Speaker 10: word perception. Remember Mayor Eric Adams. Perception doesn't matter. Oh
28:34
Speaker 10: it mattered, Eric, You couldn't even stay in the race.
28:36
Speaker 10: You couldn't even stay in the race. It was so
28:39
Speaker 10: embarrassing for you against Clomo Sliwa and Mamdani. Perception does matter,
28:46
Speaker 10: and the perception among the Jews, the real Jews, not
28:50
Speaker 10: the Mamdani Jews, the real Jews, which are large in numbers,
28:55
Speaker 10: is that jd Vance doesn't like us. That's my perception.
29:00
Speaker 10: I don't like jd I'm on record saying in a
29:02
Speaker 10: million times I tweeted it. Maybe Trump is upset about that.
29:05
Speaker 10: I don't care. I want Marco Rubio. I don't like
29:08
Speaker 10: jd Vance. I don't trust jd Vance. I don't like
29:11
Speaker 10: or trust anyone that can call Tucker calls in a friend.
29:15
Speaker 10: Bottom line, he says, Oh Tucker doesn't make the calls
29:18
Speaker 10: for me. Maybe he doesn't, but you're still friendly with
29:21
Speaker 10: the guy who still employed his son. I don't trust
29:24
Speaker 10: that guy. So he played in the open. My friend
29:27
Speaker 10: Zach Bundiebdou. He's Italian, he's not even Jewish, but he
29:30
Speaker 10: goes by the moniker misbit patriot. The misfit patriot, very
29:36
Speaker 10: very popular on Twitter. Again not Jewish, lives in San Antonio, Texas.
29:42
Speaker 10: But even he can see the writing on the wall
29:45
Speaker 10: for the vice president here he is the misfit patriot
29:48
Speaker 10: Lewis cut number nine.
29:50
Speaker 18: So the truth is that there is a little bit
29:53
Speaker 18: of truth to this, and Jdvance might not necessarily be
29:57
Speaker 18: the lying as much as he might just be mistaken right,
30:00
Speaker 18: And there's plenty to criticize him on.
30:01
Speaker 8: We don't need to lie.
30:02
Speaker 18: So when I see the people attacking him, I go okay.
30:07
Speaker 18: When I see the when I see people like when
30:10
Speaker 18: I see what he says, I go okay. And I'm
30:13
Speaker 18: taking in all of this information and what I'm what
30:16
Speaker 18: I'm getting out of it. What I'm getting out of
30:18
Speaker 18: it is this, right, This is what I think. Right,
30:20
Speaker 18: regardless if you think Vance is actually anti Zionist, if
30:26
Speaker 18: he believes what Tucker Carlson believes, if he's if he's
30:29
Speaker 18: a pro groyper, whatever, if regardless of that, he's gonna
30:33
Speaker 18: lose voters a lot, a lot if he's the nominee, right,
30:37
Speaker 18: because he's either just as bad as people are saying
30:40
Speaker 18: or they in quotes, they the people who are running
30:44
Speaker 18: the anti Israel campaigns and right or the pro is
30:48
Speaker 18: Real campaigns. They the NGOs, the psyops, the people that
30:51
Speaker 18: are our foreign adversaries, could be Democrats. It could be
30:56
Speaker 18: like this is this is APO, this is opposition whatever
30:59
Speaker 18: whoever quote they are, it's working, right. I don't think
31:02
Speaker 18: Jade Vance and I've had people say the Internet's not
31:06
Speaker 18: real life. It affects real life.
31:08
Speaker 23: Man.
31:08
Speaker 18: Look, Trump won because he hit the social media circle.
31:11
Speaker 18: He won because he did the podcast Bros. We cannot
31:14
Speaker 18: dismiss the power of social media and how it affects
31:19
Speaker 18: a political campaign. There's also the social media is not
31:23
Speaker 18: real life when it's not real life like Thomas Massey's
31:28
Speaker 18: hyper inflated fake support through foreign bots and ratioing and
31:34
Speaker 18: x poles and what have you. Right, So the truth
31:37
Speaker 18: is social media is not real life, but it can
31:40
Speaker 18: affect elections.
31:41
Speaker 10: He's right. Any thoughts on JD Banjnome.
31:44
Speaker 8: I think you have it right. I have nothing to
31:46
Speaker 8: add to about it.
31:47
Speaker 10: So they've got the fanatics best going on. At Jacob
31:50
Speaker 10: Javitz yesterday they did a little I guess the talk. Look,
31:55
Speaker 10: I do you know when I go to these events,
31:57
Speaker 10: and it was Jalen Brunson, Josh Hart and Aaron Judge.
32:01
Speaker 10: I think to all these sports shows at WPA N
32:04
Speaker 10: they're doing their shows live from there today I guess yesterday,
32:09
Speaker 10: maybe tomorrow, and all these major major sports figures, including
32:14
Speaker 10: my dear friend Darryl Strawberry, who flew in from Saint
32:18
Speaker 10: Louis last night. He'll be there today. So if you're
32:21
Speaker 10: if you're a big sports fan and you love all
32:23
Speaker 10: these guys and girls, you're gonna check out the fanatics Fest.
32:28
Speaker 10: But honestly, this show should be today. But you know,
32:31
Speaker 10: I can't. I can't do everything. I'm sorry.
32:33
Speaker 19: It's just too much.
32:33
Speaker 9: It's too much.
32:34
Speaker 19: The list is needless.
32:36
Speaker 10: But the good news about this station is if I
32:38
Speaker 10: went to John Katzimatitis and door Chad Lopez and I
32:42
Speaker 10: said we should be at Jacob Javitz, you know what
32:44
Speaker 10: they would say one hundred. That's what's great about working
32:48
Speaker 10: here is that, Yeah, I can't think of everything all
32:51
Speaker 10: the time. And I'm really the only person at this
32:54
Speaker 10: station who thinks outside the political box. I really am,
32:59
Speaker 10: and I don't blame other folks for that. But when
33:01
Speaker 10: I do that, if I have a good idea, then
33:04
Speaker 10: the beauty is I've got John support, I've got Margo's support.
33:08
Speaker 10: She looks great, by the way, I've got Chared support.
33:12
Speaker 10: So we should consider doing these major sporting events, whether
33:16
Speaker 10: it's a super Bowl. We've only done one since I've
33:18
Speaker 10: been here. One. Me and Bernie did the Super Bowl
33:20
Speaker 10: in Atlanta when Tom Brady and the Patriots beat Jared
33:25
Speaker 10: Goff and the Rams, and it was great. Bernie wasn't
33:28
Speaker 10: even a big football guy, really wasn't. But we spent
33:31
Speaker 10: two days doing shows and spoke to people like Roger
33:34
Speaker 10: Storeback and Jerry Rice. It was great. So I'm moving forward.
33:37
Speaker 10: I do want to do more of that with this show,
33:39
Speaker 10: and we should be at the Jacob job at Center today.
33:41
Speaker 10: But at any rate, we'll do a great show right
33:43
Speaker 10: here for mid Tom Manhattan, and if you're a big
33:45
Speaker 10: sports fan, check that out today.
33:48
Speaker 20: I was there yesterday with my kids. Oh you are Yeah,
33:50
Speaker 20: the place was a complete zoo.
33:52
Speaker 10: Oh it's a mess, I know.
33:53
Speaker 20: But you know who was there and I couldn't get
33:54
Speaker 20: close enough to give me in, give me in. Well,
33:57
Speaker 20: he's I think he's coming on the show today.
34:00
Speaker 10: Strawberry's not coming on.
34:01
Speaker 20: No, No, that he was there, Yeah, told you he
34:03
Speaker 20: flew in last night with that I understand. No, but
34:05
Speaker 20: this this guy is going to be a guest on
34:06
Speaker 20: your show today. And I saw him there yesterday, Santos, No,
34:10
Speaker 20: I think he's maybe I heard wrong into the guest list.
34:13
Speaker 10: Okay, my last guest is Andrew Juliano.
34:16
Speaker 20: Maybe he's not a guest then, Okay, Bruce Blakeman was
34:18
Speaker 20: there yesterday.
34:19
Speaker 10: No, he is coming on.
34:20
Speaker 8: Oh okay, I did hear right?
34:21
Speaker 10: Yeah, Bruce Blakeman's coming on at seventh.
34:23
Speaker 20: But he was there, but there was a crowd around them,
34:24
Speaker 20: so exactly, he's a jock sniffer. You think that's what
34:27
Speaker 20: it is, Bruce telling him, I to his face when
34:29
Speaker 20: he calls in this morning. Bruce is the worst, the worst.
34:33
Speaker 10: I'm kidding. No, he does. He loves the athletes. You know.
34:35
Speaker 10: Bruce used to box.
34:37
Speaker 8: You guys know that I didn't.
34:38
Speaker 10: Oh, Bruce will kick your ass. He actually boxed like
34:42
Speaker 10: Tony Danzel. He's a very very good athlete, a strong guy.
34:46
Speaker 19: As long as he kicked somebody's ass in another.
34:48
Speaker 10: Year, right, that's what we want exactly in November. But yeah,
34:51
Speaker 10: he's coming on at seven forty. You know another story
34:54
Speaker 10: that Norman did a great job covering this morning. You
34:57
Speaker 10: have these homeless encampments, you know, and you this one
35:00
Speaker 10: in New York City which spans twelve blocks. So while
35:05
Speaker 10: Mayor Mom Donnie does nothing, really does nothing. You know,
35:09
Speaker 10: he's freezing rents, which is screwing up landlords, yet he
35:12
Speaker 10: wants the landlords to spend all this money to improve
35:15
Speaker 10: the lives of all these tenants. I mean, he's just
35:18
Speaker 10: getting in his own way time and time again. He's
35:21
Speaker 10: really a moron. I don't want to hear that. You
35:22
Speaker 10: want to Brooklyn Tech and how smart he is. The
35:24
Speaker 10: man's a moron, seriously. But the other homeless issue is
35:29
Speaker 10: in Brooklyn where my dear friend Na Wernikov, one of
35:33
Speaker 10: our five Republican Council members, is trying our very best
35:38
Speaker 10: to make sure that this shelter isn't opened. And sheep said,
35:41
Speaker 10: baby Brooklyn, which I believe nome consists of all single men,
35:47
Speaker 10: not one has been vetted. Is that not true?
35:50
Speaker 9: Yeah?
35:50
Speaker 8: In fact, what was there were families, and they moved
35:53
Speaker 8: the families out.
35:54
Speaker 10: They got him out.
35:54
Speaker 8: Almost all of them are out.
35:55
Speaker 20: I guess there's a few families still in there to
35:57
Speaker 20: make room for I think is one hundred and ten
36:00
Speaker 20: men not vetted?
36:02
Speaker 10: Who knows who these animals are? So here is my
36:05
Speaker 10: dear friend dad of Brooklyn, the city council member who
36:08
Speaker 10: I think gots bigger things in store, I really do.
36:11
Speaker 10: Maybe share one against AOC I don't know, Ino Wernerkov.
36:14
Speaker 10: This is cut number thirteen on our own Instagram saying
36:19
Speaker 10: help us in Sheep said Bay.
36:21
Speaker 24: We just not work from the Department of Social Services
36:23
Speaker 24: that a family shelter in our district on Emmon's Avenue
36:27
Speaker 24: consisting of men, women and children will be imminently converted
36:31
Speaker 24: into an all adult, single male shelter. Not only is
36:37
Speaker 24: this decision inhumane and inconsiderate to the families who have
36:40
Speaker 24: already integrated into the Sheeps of Bay community, this decision
36:44
Speaker 24: will have devastating and profound impacts on our neighborhood. The
36:49
Speaker 24: males moving in are not going to be vetted, which
36:53
Speaker 24: means we could have criminals. We could have sex offenders.
36:57
Speaker 24: Across the street from lou Fiddler Park, children often visit
37:01
Speaker 24: a playground. Further the provider for the shelter is Brags Brags.
37:06
Speaker 24: Senior executives are under a federal indictment for fraud and bribery,
37:10
Speaker 24: and yet Mom Donnie still gave them a two hundred
37:12
Speaker 24: million dollar contract including this location. Ma'm Donnie could not
37:17
Speaker 24: care less about these families. Mom, Donnie could not care
37:20
Speaker 24: less about our neighborhoods and our quality of life. And
37:23
Speaker 24: I have to wonder if this is a deliberate attempt
37:26
Speaker 24: to punish those neighborhoods who did not vote for him
37:29
Speaker 24: and who do not support this administration. I am currently
37:33
Speaker 24: working around the clock to do everything I can to
37:35
Speaker 24: try and prevent this from happening. I'm in touch with
37:38
Speaker 24: the local elected officials, the Assemblyman, Common Yeger, the Senator Samsung.
37:42
Speaker 24: We're working together.
37:43
Speaker 12: We are in touch with the Department.
37:44
Speaker 24: Of Homeless Services Social Services. I have reached out to
37:47
Speaker 24: Controller Mark Levine. We're working different angles. We're thinking of
37:51
Speaker 24: legal avenues to stop it, and I will keep you
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Speaker 24: posted on every single step of the way.
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Speaker 12: Thank you so much.
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Speaker 10: Good luck, Anna baby. You know what I love the
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Speaker 10: less couple of days. I never heard of this guy before,
38:02
Speaker 10: but he goes on Instagram by new NYC Underscore Drivers
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Speaker 10: Underscore Unite. You got that known?
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Speaker 8: Can you give it to me one more time?
38:14
Speaker 10: NYC Underscore Drivers Underscore you not now, lou You saw
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Speaker 10: this too. I stuck it in your face yesterday morning.
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Speaker 19: Numbers It's amazing.
38:25
Speaker 10: This guy rote all Rivera again. I don't know who
38:27
Speaker 10: he is. He knows me, obviously, because I'm a star.
38:30
Speaker 10: He loves the show. But he followed. I guess Curtis
38:35
Speaker 10: Sliwa made some speech if he's complaining about being disrespected,
38:39
Speaker 10: like who cares h in front of the city council
38:42
Speaker 10: a couple of days ago. I don't know what he
38:43
Speaker 10: was talking about. I don't care, so I guess when
38:45
Speaker 10: he exited the speech, or maybe it was some other place.
38:47
Speaker 10: I don't know. But all you see is Curtis in
38:50
Speaker 10: a in a vacant yard, walking towards an exit, and
38:54
Speaker 10: this guy wrote all Rivera walks up to him and
38:58
Speaker 10: I can't play it because it's all Curtises. He said
39:01
Speaker 10: the upward about ten times. He said all kinds of
39:05
Speaker 10: words which I can't even use. And if I can't
39:07
Speaker 10: use it, it's bad. And he said in essence and
39:12
Speaker 10: at times even verbatim. Here, you sold us out, you
39:17
Speaker 10: sold out the city. You're a backstabber, You're a sellout,
39:21
Speaker 10: you piece of He asked them how much money he
39:24
Speaker 10: got from Mom Donnie to do what he did. He
39:28
Speaker 10: ranked on Curtis. He ranked on Curtis's wife, which I
39:30
Speaker 10: don't do. He went nuts on Curtis and as he's
39:35
Speaker 10: yelling profanities and pointing. And by the way, this guy
39:38
Speaker 10: Rolla Rovera never met him, but if it got to
39:40
Speaker 10: a point of any physical altercation, roll would kick Curtis's
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Speaker 10: ass up and down the street. He's much bigger, much stronger,
39:46
Speaker 10: much younger, and Curtis knows that he wasn't surrounded by
39:50
Speaker 10: his guardian angels. He was alone. He never even looked
39:54
Speaker 10: back me. I would have turned around and said, hey,
39:56
Speaker 10: shut up, who the hell you. Curtis did nothing. He
39:59
Speaker 10: just kept and the guy was like, yeah, you keep walking, bitch.
40:03
Speaker 10: Yeah that's what you do. You keep walking. You sold
40:05
Speaker 10: out the city. You sold out the city. Nothing from Curtis.
40:10
Speaker 19: Nothing, it was that's unbelievable.
40:13
Speaker 10: Yeah, I nothing, just kept walking because he was scared
40:17
Speaker 10: to death. I had a raging heart on. I mean,
40:20
Speaker 10: I can watch porn all day and not kind as
40:22
Speaker 10: excited I really did, because I'm so tired. So I'm
40:27
Speaker 10: still being called a backstabber and a sellout on Instagram
40:31
Speaker 10: by these bots that Curtis put there because he got
40:34
Speaker 10: money and his supporters. These morons Away yelled at for months.
40:38
Speaker 10: That's still going on still, and he's gonna run again,
40:42
Speaker 10: despite losing by sixty points to Eric Adams, despite getting
40:46
Speaker 10: just seven percent. Why because he gets money and he
40:49
Speaker 10: gets to go on TV and that's all he cares about.
40:54
Speaker 10: Can't tell you how many times I talked about his integrity,
40:57
Speaker 10: how much he loved this city. He may still love
41:00
Speaker 10: the city. I'm not going to completely destroy the guy
41:03
Speaker 10: because I'm not like that. I'm a better person than
41:05
Speaker 10: he is. He did it to me and John and
41:07
Speaker 10: many others. He burned every decent bridge he had everyone.
41:10
Speaker 10: If he thinks Larry Mente and w o'war and his
41:14
Speaker 10: ten supporters in Middle Village are good that he's dumber
41:17
Speaker 10: than I thought. I thought he was really smart. But
41:20
Speaker 10: he's the one who actually sold out the city.
41:23
Speaker 9: He did.
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Speaker 17: So.
41:25
Speaker 10: Raoul Rivera, wherever you are this morning, you are a hero,
41:30
Speaker 10: don't you agree?
41:31
Speaker 23: No?
41:31
Speaker 10: Him?
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Speaker 8: Yeah?
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Speaker 20: You know speaking to here is Did you see this guy,
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Speaker 20: Stephen Chan, the Brooklyn State Senator.
41:39
Speaker 10: I don't think I did.
41:40
Speaker 20: No, this is a crazy story. So Stephen Chan is
41:43
Speaker 20: a state senator. He's sixty years old. Okay, so remember
41:46
Speaker 20: that what part of Brooklyn. Do you know Sheep's Head Bay, oh,
41:49
Speaker 20: Bernakov Territory. Yeah, former NYPD sergeant. He's a former marine,
41:54
Speaker 20: but again he's sixty years old. Now he walks in
41:57
Speaker 20: Sheepshead Bay. There's this vicious fight going on the middle
42:00
Speaker 20: of the street. I mean, this thirty five year old
42:02
Speaker 20: guy's getting pummeled, hit, blood all over the street. So
42:06
Speaker 20: Chan steps in to stop the fight, and he doesn't
42:10
Speaker 20: have to use force. He talks these guys down using
42:14
Speaker 20: what he learned in the police academy and what he
42:16
Speaker 20: learned as a marine. He like uses like, hey, bro,
42:19
Speaker 20: you don't want to take this fight any further. The
42:21
Speaker 20: police are gonna come. You're gonna be arrested. And he
42:24
Speaker 20: convinces this guy to stop pummeling this guy. Now, this
42:26
Speaker 20: thing was so bad that eyewitnesses said, if he hadn't
42:30
Speaker 20: stepped in, this thirty five year old would not be alive,
42:32
Speaker 20: that's how hard he was being punched. Yeah, and he
42:36
Speaker 20: was able to talk his way to get these guys
42:39
Speaker 20: to stop fighting. Now, they didn't catch the guy who
42:41
Speaker 20: was doing the punching. He ran away from the scene,
42:42
Speaker 20: but he stopped the fight. And one person had a
42:46
Speaker 20: knife nearby, and he was just fearless. He walked into
42:49
Speaker 20: this thing, no problem at all, stopped. Wow, And I
42:52
Speaker 20: can't imagine he's a big, strong guy.
42:54
Speaker 8: No, you know he's he's an older guy.
42:56
Speaker 22: Now.
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Speaker 10: Oh wow, Stephen Chen. Okay, so he got two heroes today.
43:00
Speaker 10: It's hero Friday on sitting Friends in the morning. Raul
43:03
Speaker 10: Rivera and Stephen Chan you're heroes today. Ah, you got
43:06
Speaker 10: a huge show coming up. We'll start with Brian Kilmead,
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Speaker 10: always great on a Friday. I can't believe he did
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Speaker 10: this little You're so funny. I asked for out this morning.
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Speaker 8: Pretty Fauns.
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Speaker 10: Ballarena.
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Speaker 26: Now she's in always with the tiny dancing in my hands.
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Speaker 12: Look him now.
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Speaker 26: She hums, oh, I feel sorry light you no one
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Speaker 10: Hot, sometime to.
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Speaker 8: You have today Today.
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Speaker 2: Sid and Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple
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Speaker 8: Morning seventy seven w A VC.
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Speaker 22: I love to day.
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Speaker 17: Come on, come on with you.
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Speaker 22: Call me coming dinner now? Were con you good?
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Speaker 10: I love this song. This is the theme for the
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Speaker 10: great show I've been talking about for about two weeks,
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Speaker 10: Rescue Me. But you can catch on Netflix now. It
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Speaker 27: Very good, Lewis, Yeah, I watched it when it was
47:28
Speaker 27: out a long time ago.
47:29
Speaker 10: Watch it again because you'll get such a kick out
47:32
Speaker 10: of the references like talking about Trump and they say,
47:36
Speaker 10: oh my god, he's actually the president of United States.
47:38
Speaker 10: How crazy is that? Cheel Marie checks in, she's a
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Speaker 10: longtime band, great fan, getting back to the Bernie days.
47:45
Speaker 10: She said, sid, please have Louis play Bizarre. It's from
47:49
Speaker 10: Madonna's new confessions album Gotta She said, it's warmored to
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Speaker 10: be about her marriage to Sean Penn and it's a
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Speaker 10: very good song. She's actually a great music chick. She
48:01
Speaker 10: you know, she had the worked. She may have worked
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Speaker 10: at W D R E or something like that.
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Speaker 9: Though.
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Speaker 19: Cool.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, that is cool. What was DR before that? R? Yes?
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Speaker 19: Which it is again now it is again now?
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Speaker 10: Yeah, And that was ninety two point seven, right, because
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Speaker 10: ninety two point three was kairok Yeah. So that was
48:22
Speaker 10: when I would go to like Metro seven hundred in
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Speaker 10: Franklin Square on Long Island on Thursday nights and do
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Speaker 10: a whole bunch of cocaina and watch flock of seagulls.
48:35
Speaker 10: That's the type of music. They would actually have the
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Speaker 10: DR DJs in the house on Thursday nights, like Larry D.
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Speaker 27: Yes, yeah, very good, Lewis I remember I remember when
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Speaker 27: DR was DR Last or La and then they went
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Speaker 27: to Spanish.
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Speaker 10: They changed, Oh they went to Spanish.
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Speaker 27: Yeah, I remember it was twenty years ago, and I
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Speaker 27: sat and listened in the car because I okay, here
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Speaker 27: goes the last good station and listen to funny and
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Speaker 27: I think it was either like don't You Forget About Me?
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Speaker 10: Was less simple Minds.
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Speaker 27: Yeah, I think that was one of the last songs.
49:10
Speaker 27: And it went from that then a little like oh
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Speaker 27: my god.
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Speaker 10: I experienced the dime in Miami a lot in my
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Speaker 10: career down there. Yes, yes, nuts, yeah.
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Speaker 25: I believe the the FM station that ten ten Wins
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Speaker 25: is are now, which my buddy Chris Olovero made that
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Speaker 25: decision and it turned out to be a great decision.
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Speaker 10: Putting news on FM worked out well. But they were
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Speaker 10: an alternative rock station before that. I believe may have
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Speaker 10: been the last one. And then I went to ten
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Speaker 10: ten Wins on the FM dial a couple of years ago,
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Speaker 10: I believe. So what was the frequency, what was the
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Speaker 10: Isn't that ninety two point three now?
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Speaker 19: Probably ten ten wins?
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Speaker 10: Yes, yeah, that's ten ten wins run. Yeah it's yeah,
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Speaker 10: Lee Harris here he comes. I believe it is ninety
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Speaker 10: two point three. Yes, at any rate that uh Cheyl
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Speaker 10: Marie says, that's a good song.
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Speaker 27: Bizarre Okay, what is it called bizarre?
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Speaker 10: Yes by uh By Madonna. That's right. All right, Well
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Speaker 10: take a break. We got a lot more to do today.
50:13
Speaker 10: So many great guests are stopping by and you'll hear
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Speaker 10: a lot about this soccer game on Sunday. We'll start
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Speaker 10: On seventy seven WABC.
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Speaker 2: Sid and Friends in the morning on the Red Apple
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Speaker 10: So the two guys who have been the face of
52:12
Speaker 10: this really successful World Cup tournament for me have been
52:17
Speaker 10: Andrew Giuliani. He's going to join me coming up at
52:20
Speaker 10: eight thirty this morning. And my dear friend and colleague
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Speaker 10: who follows me each and every morning here at ten
52:26
Speaker 10: o'clock on WABC, also on Fox and Friends, and the
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Speaker 10: pm Sunday nights on Fox News One Nation. Brian kill
52:37
Speaker 10: mea Jiuliani, kill Mead, kill me Giuliani. It doesn't matter.
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Speaker 10: They are the faces of soccer here in New York City,
52:45
Speaker 10: and here we go, Yama versus Messi. This is as
52:49
Speaker 10: good as it gets. Now, you know who I'm rooting for.
52:52
Speaker 10: Spain has proven during the Iran War they hate America.
52:56
Speaker 10: We know the Spaniards are also anti Semitic, and we
53:00
Speaker 10: know Argentinian fans they hang Israeli flags at their games
53:06
Speaker 10: and even pissed off the coaches of Egypt. So clearly
53:10
Speaker 10: you know that sid Rosenberg is rooting enthusiastically for Argentina.
53:15
Speaker 10: The problem is, I'm not a big soccer guy, but
53:19
Speaker 10: I really learned a lot this tournament. I don't see
53:22
Speaker 10: anybody beating Spain. Their defense is like the old New
53:26
Speaker 10: Jersey Devils. You can't move the ball down the field.
53:30
Speaker 10: They shut out France. My peer is will do the
53:32
Speaker 10: same to Argentina on Sunday. But what do I know.
53:35
Speaker 10: Here's Brian Kilmead. Brian, good morning. Let's start with this.
53:39
Speaker 10: Is this the dream matchup?
53:41
Speaker 9: I think it is.
53:42
Speaker 29: I mean for the world, absolutely, for the people that
53:44
Speaker 29: love soccer.
53:45
Speaker 9: You got the matchup.
53:46
Speaker 29: You got the high profile European champions against the defending
53:50
Speaker 29: World Cup champions. There hasn't been a repeat World Cup
53:53
Speaker 29: champion since I think nineteen sixty two. And then you
53:56
Speaker 29: got the greatest player of all time, still thriving at
53:58
Speaker 29: the age of thirty nine, playing against the next great player,
54:02
Speaker 29: a nineteen year old, which is they were just featured
54:04
Speaker 29: him on sixty Minutes a couple of months ago.
54:06
Speaker 9: A guy wears braces.
54:08
Speaker 29: I mean, the guy should really just be go starting
54:10
Speaker 29: his first year of college and he's among the best
54:13
Speaker 29: players in the world and the most popular sport in
54:15
Speaker 29: the world, so it's gonna be fantastic. But look, sid,
54:18
Speaker 29: would you just described if you know sports, you could
54:20
Speaker 29: get a feel through this. I've noticed like people that
54:22
Speaker 29: are open and just watch a game. You go watch
54:25
Speaker 29: a gay Okay, what's going on here? I watch a
54:27
Speaker 29: few games, got a few trends. I could see the
54:28
Speaker 29: way offenses and defenses lay out a similar to cross
54:32
Speaker 29: very similar to hockey. There's a lot of the same concepts.
54:35
Speaker 29: How you move without the puck, without the ball, very similar,
54:37
Speaker 29: So you could figure it out.
54:39
Speaker 9: And then what a team's doing in a way.
54:41
Speaker 29: You know, Argentina's just finding a way to stay alive.
54:44
Speaker 29: Remember they were down to Cape Verdi. Remember they were
54:47
Speaker 29: down to Egypt and Egypt had a controversial goal taken away.
54:51
Speaker 9: And then if.
54:51
Speaker 29: England doesn't stop playing offense, my goodness, these are the
54:55
Speaker 29: best coaches in the world.
54:56
Speaker 9: They invented the game.
54:57
Speaker 29: They go up on nothing, it's an evenly balanced game.
55:00
Speaker 29: Maybe England's getting better the play. They take out their forward,
55:03
Speaker 29: they take their forward, they drop them into midfield.
55:05
Speaker 9: They're removing another the midfield that they put in a defender.
55:07
Speaker 29: They give up on offense, and then you have the
55:10
Speaker 29: best offense in.
55:11
Speaker 9: The world able to go work for thirty.
55:13
Speaker 29: Five minutes and try to find a seam and they
55:17
Speaker 29: finally do a beautiful cross over a six to two
55:20
Speaker 29: defender into a off the head of a five to
55:23
Speaker 29: eleven forward.
55:25
Speaker 9: Goal one to one, and then the second goal. When
55:28
Speaker 9: it was time for England to get back.
55:29
Speaker 29: On the offense, they heard he had subbed out their forwards,
55:32
Speaker 29: so they can't get into offense.
55:34
Speaker 9: Now.
55:34
Speaker 29: Of course that's a dumb move. And I just say
55:36
Speaker 29: to myself, wait, you are coaching England. If I could
55:40
Speaker 29: sit at home and say what are you doing? And
55:44
Speaker 29: now everyone's saying what did they do? How could they
55:47
Speaker 29: possibly the same team they came back against Mexico in
55:51
Speaker 29: Mexico on that elevation.
55:54
Speaker 9: You know what's one hundred thousand feet above the above
55:57
Speaker 9: the above the earth, and that's Techa Stadium.
56:01
Speaker 29: This same England that found a way to win just
56:04
Speaker 29: gave up that game. So Spain should win. But the
56:08
Speaker 29: Argentina's got a way of finding finding a way to score,
56:14
Speaker 29: and they got the best player ever. And it's good
56:17
Speaker 29: for our league MLS that you could come here at
56:20
Speaker 29: thirty five, just win a World Cup, and they go
56:22
Speaker 29: all that mess he's given up. He's going to that
56:24
Speaker 29: American league where he's just looking to retire.
56:27
Speaker 9: Wrong.
56:28
Speaker 29: He wins a championship and then comes back at thirty
56:31
Speaker 29: nine and hasn't lost a step in his game.
56:34
Speaker 9: That makes our league look good.
56:36
Speaker 10: No question about it. And again Miami plays his home games.
56:38
Speaker 10: Excuse me, MESSI plays his home games in Miami, And
56:41
Speaker 10: in Miami tomorrow the day before the big matchup at
56:45
Speaker 10: Giants Stadium. You're gonna get the losers of the last
56:48
Speaker 10: two games. And that, of course is France taking on England.
56:52
Speaker 10: And my daughter has her friends saying at my house
56:55
Speaker 10: for the last nine days. Emily, she lives in England.
56:58
Speaker 10: She was heartbroken a couple nights ago. She's actually looking
57:01
Speaker 10: forward to the game against France on Saturday, even though
57:04
Speaker 10: it's really just for a consolation prize. So he got
57:07
Speaker 10: a big game coming up tomorrow and the bigger one
57:10
Speaker 10: coming up on Sunday. Let's talk Trump. I can't believe
57:14
Speaker 10: in America twenty twenty six that two major networks don't
57:19
Speaker 10: air his speech last night. I don't care if you
57:21
Speaker 10: hate him. I don't care if you think he's talking
57:23
Speaker 10: about the same nonsense for seven years. You don't want
57:26
Speaker 10: to hear it anymore. He's the president of the United States.
57:29
Speaker 10: How ABC and NBC did that. CBS carried it, but
57:33
Speaker 10: they also kind of went out way through. They said, Okay,
57:36
Speaker 10: enough of this, and to be honest, Brian, as I
57:39
Speaker 10: was watching it, I was confused myself. It looks like
57:43
Speaker 10: China did something wrong, but I didn't really hear the
57:47
Speaker 10: President explain to me how China changed even one vote.
57:51
Speaker 10: So the networks they should be embarrassed. But watching the speech,
57:56
Speaker 10: I was mostly confused. I think I speak for most Americans.
58:00
Speaker 29: Look, I want to secure election. I don't think I
58:02
Speaker 29: learned anything last night. But for him to call out China,
58:05
Speaker 29: knowing how delicate those relations are, you know, that's why
58:08
Speaker 29: he was holding off on the massive Russian sanctions, because
58:11
Speaker 29: he wanted to sanction any country doing business with Russia.
58:14
Speaker 29: And he goes, really, you want me to sanction India
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Speaker 29: and China? They are prominent trade partners with US. If
58:20
Speaker 29: I teariff them, they'll tariff us. It's gonna hurt us too,
58:24
Speaker 29: but it's to bring, you know, help bring Russia to
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Speaker 29: its knees.
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Speaker 9: So he's so careful about that.
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Speaker 29: At the same time, he said, you affected two hundred
58:31
Speaker 29: You just hacked off two hundred and twenty thousand voters
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Speaker 29: information million, twenty million million excuse me information? But what
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Speaker 29: do they do with it? Someone pointed out to me.
58:41
Speaker 29: Do you know if I from a political operative, I
58:44
Speaker 29: could get voter information and then that figure out how
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Speaker 29: to target I would is.
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Speaker 9: It interested in?
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Speaker 26: You know?
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Speaker 9: These are the things he's interesting. This is how to
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Speaker 9: win him over, you know. So I'm pretty sure that
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Speaker 9: micro targeting existed.
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Speaker 29: So I'm supposed to We're supposed to get something from
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Speaker 29: the CIA today. But I found most intriguing is when
58:59
Speaker 29: he's said he was not given his full intelligence brief
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Speaker 29: because people had sold in his intelligence apparatus in twenty eighteen,
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Speaker 29: were sold out to China. They were holding certain things back. Also,
59:11
Speaker 29: he said that certain people in the media were paid
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Speaker 29: to write negative things about him. I need to know
59:17
Speaker 29: who those people are, right.
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Speaker 10: I think you could probably figure some of that out,
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Speaker 10: But yes, I want to know too. And I wasn't
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Speaker 10: treated by that too, I'll be figuring it out. This
59:26
Speaker 10: is the great Brian kill Mead follows me each and
59:28
Speaker 10: w morning right here on WABC one Nation and Fox
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Speaker 10: and Friends on Fox News. Okay, Brian, so you are
59:36
Speaker 10: also great at this and that is breaking down where
59:39
Speaker 10: we are in this Eiron conflict. I've got KT coming
59:44
Speaker 10: up later on today. She's she's been very high and
59:47
Speaker 10: with the President and America has done. I have my moments.
59:51
Speaker 10: Some days I feel good about it. Some days I'm like, Nah,
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Speaker 10: Brian kill Mead, where are we?
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Speaker 19: Well?
59:57
Speaker 9: Look, this is what we said.
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Speaker 29: You know, he said, I don't know if we should
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Speaker 29: have done that, But if you're gonna do it, and
1:00:01
Speaker 29: you told me sid him I'm wrong.
1:00:02
Speaker 9: Tell me if I'm wrong, finish it. Do it right,
1:00:04
Speaker 9: don't go halfway.
1:00:05
Speaker 10: Right.
1:00:06
Speaker 9: So he's not going halfway.
1:00:07
Speaker 29: And he's got a system and they got a plan,
1:00:10
Speaker 29: and they're going to physically open up the Straight physically.
1:00:13
Speaker 29: They're bombing out structures, killing off bridges, damaging roads that
1:00:18
Speaker 29: would stop any infiltration. Little by little, we're gonna physically
1:00:22
Speaker 29: take over the Straight and we're going to we have
1:00:25
Speaker 29: begun to blow up bridges last night at the same time,
1:00:28
Speaker 29: are not much damage has been done to our bases.
1:00:32
Speaker 29: They we know we're getting to them when they said
1:00:34
Speaker 29: that if you continue to do this, we're sending the
1:00:36
Speaker 29: Hoothi's out to shut down the Red Sea, which is
1:00:39
Speaker 29: seven percent of the world's oil.
1:00:40
Speaker 9: Now they won't be able to shut it down.
1:00:42
Speaker 29: They'll be able to damage it, and merchant ships don't
1:00:45
Speaker 29: can't get insurance if they go through there.
1:00:47
Speaker 9: But we're doing significant damage. We're not gonna put people
1:00:51
Speaker 9: on the ground.
1:00:52
Speaker 29: It's a if anyone says, oh, Donald Trump ons top
1:00:55
Speaker 29: one hundred and fifty thousand troops on the ground.
1:00:57
Speaker 9: No one's saying that, including JD. Vans. He's got to
1:01:00
Speaker 9: knock it off. These people, these.
1:01:03
Speaker 29: Warhawks want to do. It's one hundred and fifty thousand.
1:01:06
Speaker 29: Nobody said that. Don't just make up a story like
1:01:09
Speaker 29: the Mets better not trade their whole starting five.
1:01:12
Speaker 9: No one said they're trading their starting five.
1:01:14
Speaker 29: So don't even bring it up what Jdvans is doing
1:01:17
Speaker 29: behind the scenes. I'm not too happy with the three
1:01:18
Speaker 29: hours with Joe Rogan, not too happy with.
1:01:21
Speaker 9: A lot of the stuff he was saying.
1:01:22
Speaker 29: He sounds like a pundit you're the vice president. All right,
1:01:25
Speaker 29: back up, the president, stop the shots at Israel. There
1:01:29
Speaker 29: are people in the Israeli government, really they want to
1:01:31
Speaker 29: have perpetual war.
1:01:33
Speaker 9: Are you crazy?
1:01:34
Speaker 29: Are you that stupid? There's nobody who wants war with Israel.
1:01:38
Speaker 29: Israel does not want to have perpetual war. They have
1:01:41
Speaker 29: to reduce the threat or eliminate it, and they want
1:01:44
Speaker 29: us don't want to stop halfway. That's a lot different
1:01:47
Speaker 29: than people in their government want perpetual war.
1:01:50
Speaker 9: Nobody benefits.
1:01:51
Speaker 29: You think Israel wants to take their economy and put
1:01:54
Speaker 29: forty percent of it into military and not build up
1:01:56
Speaker 29: their infrastructure and their innovation and their business sector.
1:02:00
Speaker 9: Come on, and for the vice president to.
1:02:02
Speaker 29: Say that, it's outrageous. I love what the president's doing.
1:02:04
Speaker 29: I think he's letting the military do it. I love
1:02:07
Speaker 29: the way he's keeping his steady hand. I see a
1:02:09
Speaker 29: major breakthrough in the next couple in the next few days.
1:02:12
Speaker 29: I think by Monday, you're gonna see some things happening.
1:02:15
Speaker 29: By the way, they have not shot at a single
1:02:17
Speaker 29: ship in four days.
1:02:18
Speaker 10: Ryan, I'm glad you brought up jd Vance. I know
1:02:21
Speaker 10: you see my tweets and I ripped them. But I've
1:02:23
Speaker 10: been ripping JD. Vans for months, and I've been saying
1:02:26
Speaker 10: time and time again, I need Marco Rubio to be
1:02:29
Speaker 10: my nominee in twenty twenty eight. I want no part
1:02:32
Speaker 10: of Vance. And he didn't just sound like a pundit.
1:02:35
Speaker 10: He sounded like Tucker Carlson. And he went out of
1:02:38
Speaker 10: his way to say, Hey, I don't take my marching
1:02:40
Speaker 10: orders from Tucker Carlson, but he sounds a lot like
1:02:44
Speaker 10: him and all the sickopants of Trump and this administration.
1:02:48
Speaker 10: And I'm one of those. I'm a Trump sickopan, but
1:02:51
Speaker 10: I don't like JD. Vans. They're like, wait a second,
1:02:54
Speaker 10: what did JD say that was so bad about Israel?
1:02:57
Speaker 10: What did j D say that was so bad about Israel?
1:03:02
Speaker 10: Real people that I work with that I respect. Are
1:03:05
Speaker 10: they kidding me? So I'm glad you brought up JD
1:03:07
Speaker 10: Bance because it's not just the Jews. If you understand
1:03:11
Speaker 10: anything about the America Israel relationship, you should be furious.
1:03:17
Speaker 9: Yeah.
1:03:18
Speaker 29: And by the way, it's a two way relationship. It's
1:03:20
Speaker 29: not just US helping Israel, Israel helps us.
1:03:23
Speaker 9: Unbelievably.
1:03:24
Speaker 29: The latest was the assassination would be assassination attempt. The
1:03:27
Speaker 29: intelligence shared if you talk to anyone in the CIA,
1:03:30
Speaker 29: they're in awe of the massade.
1:03:32
Speaker 9: The way they work together.
1:03:34
Speaker 29: Is it's indispensable. And these idiots, thee hundred and three
1:03:39
Speaker 29: of the one hundred and three that voted against Israel
1:03:42
Speaker 29: aid that's the future. That's why Netanyao said what he
1:03:44
Speaker 29: said last month, We've got to be prepared to manufacture
1:03:47
Speaker 29: our own weapons. You're right, because he sees the he
1:03:50
Speaker 29: understands American politics as good as any American politician.
1:03:54
Speaker 9: And uh, and they want to blame Netnao for everything.
1:03:57
Speaker 9: So well, I like Israel or I don't have anything.
1:03:59
Speaker 9: It's Jewish.
1:04:00
Speaker 29: I just don't like this government. Well just wait when
1:04:02
Speaker 29: the next government comes in. Whenever that is, they're gonna go.
1:04:05
Speaker 29: My problem is hesbela Hamas in Iran. I don't care
1:04:09
Speaker 29: what your policy you any other leader unless they sell
1:04:12
Speaker 29: their soul in Israel has to handle Iran. So they're
1:04:16
Speaker 29: gonna realize, or they know it already, that netau is
1:04:19
Speaker 29: not the problem. You know, I think Steve Whitcoff thinks
1:04:22
Speaker 29: netna is the problem. Oh he's worried about his election. Yeah,
1:04:25
Speaker 29: because he wants to do a good job and win, maybe,
1:04:28
Speaker 29: but he doesn't attack Hesbla for ratings points. He's attacking
1:04:33
Speaker 29: Hesbela to get the northern part or northern resident, the
1:04:36
Speaker 29: northern residents of Israel back in their homes because they're
1:04:39
Speaker 29: getting rocketed. So I don't this is not hard. I
1:04:43
Speaker 29: don't understand why people are being so stupid about it.
1:04:46
Speaker 9: I really don't.
1:04:47
Speaker 10: Well, because they hate the Jews. They hate the Jews.
1:04:50
Speaker 10: They go, no, no, I'm not anti Jew, I'm anti Zionist.
1:04:54
Speaker 10: I'm anti BBI. And you and I have both had
1:04:57
Speaker 10: BB on our shows the last week or so. He
1:04:59
Speaker 10: was on with you he was great, and on TV
1:05:02
Speaker 10: he was on with me on this radio show Monday,
1:05:04
Speaker 10: he was great. And he's tremendous. It's not just woo Coff.
1:05:07
Speaker 10: It's even Jared Kushner. He's another guy that's pretty critical
1:05:11
Speaker 10: of BB. So you know, on one hand, Trump knows
1:05:14
Speaker 10: how great BB is. On the other hand, in his
1:05:17
Speaker 10: other ear, he's got his son in law, he's got
1:05:20
Speaker 10: wit cough, he's got the Vice president telling him how
1:05:22
Speaker 10: baded Bbe is. So that's why I think the President
1:05:25
Speaker 10: sounds a little confused every now and then okay, two
1:05:29
Speaker 10: days away from the big show coming up on Sunday
1:05:31
Speaker 10: Night One Nation, ten pm Sunday Nights, Great Show on
1:05:35
Speaker 10: Fox News. Brian, what can we look forward to this?
1:05:38
Speaker 29: Kathy Hochel comes out and says, no more data centers
1:05:41
Speaker 29: in New York.
1:05:42
Speaker 9: Really, you're banning data centers.
1:05:44
Speaker 29: You're going to deny in the upstate New York more jobs,
1:05:47
Speaker 29: more economic opportunity, just like Cuomo did with fracking and
1:05:51
Speaker 29: hurting our utility bills by shutting down the nuclear power
1:05:54
Speaker 29: plant Indian Point. Micro is going to break down. How
1:05:56
Speaker 29: many jobs are we blowing? And are they legitimate concerns
1:06:00
Speaker 29: with data centers? You know, about water and about utility bills.
1:06:03
Speaker 29: Didn't the president handle that. Micro is going to break
1:06:06
Speaker 29: it down. Plumbers, pipefitters, electricians all would be building these
1:06:09
Speaker 29: data centers. And by the way, I think that they'll
1:06:12
Speaker 29: turn out that if China's doing anything, they're advertising trying
1:06:15
Speaker 29: to get people to push back against these data centers
1:06:17
Speaker 29: so they can catch up. Brian masked on this war.
1:06:20
Speaker 29: You know, he's Chairman of Foreign Relations in the House.
1:06:22
Speaker 29: He wants to be the next Secretary of State. Shoud
1:06:24
Speaker 29: Rubio ever run or step aside. He's going to be
1:06:27
Speaker 29: with us too. You know he gave up his legs
1:06:28
Speaker 29: and fighting in the war. And then I got Brian Johnson.
1:06:31
Speaker 29: You know, this guy wants to live forever, the biohacker.
1:06:34
Speaker 29: He just got a terminal illness. Brian Johnson is the
1:06:37
Speaker 29: guy who's basically living in a bubble doing reversing the
1:06:42
Speaker 29: aging process.
1:06:43
Speaker 9: So I want to talk to him about what he's
1:06:44
Speaker 9: going through. I also have.
1:06:48
Speaker 29: My last guest is Rob Blogoyevitch. He's going to be
1:06:51
Speaker 29: on what they're doing a special on him. I also
1:06:52
Speaker 29: want to get him on Chicago and everything else going
1:06:54
Speaker 29: on with the Chicago Teachers Union who.
1:06:56
Speaker 9: Are basically communists. Tommy Larren's going to be with us.
1:06:59
Speaker 9: Who I am respond, that's for the relationship you have
1:07:01
Speaker 9: with her now.
1:07:02
Speaker 29: So I feel as though she's going to be on
1:07:05
Speaker 29: doing some medium moments for us.
1:07:06
Speaker 9: So it's gonna be a fun show.
1:07:07
Speaker 10: Sounds like a great show. And talking about Kathy Hokle,
1:07:10
Speaker 10: my next guest this morning after you won this show
1:07:12
Speaker 10: happens to be the man that's going to beat Kathy Hokel,
1:07:15
Speaker 10: your executive and your hometown in Nassau County. The great
1:07:19
Speaker 10: Bruce Blakeman kill me as always, what a tremendous job
1:07:22
Speaker 10: you just did here this morning willly amazing. I love you,
1:07:25
Speaker 10: and I willly want Argentina to win. I don't think
1:07:28
Speaker 10: they're going to, but I am rooting hard for Argentina.
1:07:32
Speaker 10: Let's go Argentina.
1:07:33
Speaker 29: And don't forget about October seventeenth, Old Westbury. Sid will
1:07:37
Speaker 29: be on stage in the round briankillme dot com his
1:07:42
Speaker 29: the Uniting the States tour as my book launches. My
1:07:46
Speaker 29: book launches on the thirteenth, so it'll be an exciting show.
1:07:49
Speaker 29: Another reason to love America.
1:07:51
Speaker 10: I love it, another reason to love America. And you
1:07:53
Speaker 10: have yourself a great weekend. Brian kill me. We'd all
1:07:56
Speaker 10: be watching on Sunday night. You're the best. Thank you
1:07:58
Speaker 10: so much.
1:07:58
Speaker 9: Go get him Sid.
1:07:59
Speaker 10: There he is, Bryan kill Mead comes up there after
1:08:01
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1:08:04
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1:08:07
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1:08:09
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1:08:16
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1:08:23
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1:08:33
Speaker 30: Governor Kathy Hokel is taking action against AI data center.
1:08:38
Speaker 30: She made New York the nation's first state to impose
1:08:41
Speaker 30: a moratorium on building new centers.
1:08:44
Speaker 16: This is, in.
1:08:44
Speaker 31: Part, meant to give the state some time to assess
1:08:47
Speaker 31: the impact on both the environment and surrounding communities, as
1:08:50
Speaker 31: the centers have caused controversy over the amount of resources
1:08:54
Speaker 31: needed to operate.
1:08:55
Speaker 12: The Governor is with us right now, nice tidy morning
1:08:58
Speaker 12: to the SIEO.
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Speaker 31: Tell us about why now put a pause on this?
1:09:02
Speaker 31: Because what we have like what one hundred and something
1:09:05
Speaker 31: data centers already up and operating, and a few more
1:09:08
Speaker 31: in the pipeline already under contract.
1:09:10
Speaker 12: Well, there's different kinds of data centers. We have the
1:09:12
Speaker 12: back office operations for a bank or a hospital or
1:09:17
Speaker 12: a university. I'm not talking about that. I'm talking about
1:09:20
Speaker 12: the hyperscaler massive, the ones that consumes and guzzles so
1:09:26
Speaker 12: much energy.
1:09:26
Speaker 23: Do we have those already?
1:09:27
Speaker 12: Hear no, some, but there's many more that are applying.
1:09:31
Speaker 12: All of a sudden, there's been this sort of wild
1:09:33
Speaker 12: rush to get applications in all of other country because
1:09:36
Speaker 12: I think the President had telegraphed that he might want
1:09:38
Speaker 12: some change. So everybody flooded the zone. And so now
1:09:41
Speaker 12: we're dealing with this huge spike in the number of applications,
1:09:45
Speaker 12: and a lot of our little communities upstate, they don't
1:09:47
Speaker 12: have the sophistication to be able to negotiate with a
1:09:51
Speaker 12: major AI company and a major tech company and really
1:09:55
Speaker 12: get good community benefits, make sure that they're not taking
1:09:57
Speaker 12: too much water. And I said this in nice day
1:09:59
Speaker 12: of the state. If you want to come here, you
1:10:01
Speaker 12: have to bring your own power or pay a premium
1:10:04
Speaker 12: to use our grid. This is what I need for
1:10:06
Speaker 12: the moratoriing for layout the framework. You can come, but
1:10:10
Speaker 12: the comunity has to welcome you. You have to give
1:10:12
Speaker 12: substantial benefits. I'm talking about millions of dollars, hundreds of
1:10:15
Speaker 12: millions of dollars to communities and benefits. They're doing it
1:10:17
Speaker 12: in other parts of the country.
1:10:18
Speaker 10: When I'm inducted officially into the New York Broadcasting Hall
1:10:23
Speaker 10: of Fame in October, at that beautiful luncheon at the
1:10:27
Speaker 10: Rainbow Room. Guess who's going in with me? Rosanna Scatto.
1:10:31
Speaker 10: So Scotto had the governor on yesterday. And anybody with
1:10:35
Speaker 10: a half of brain knows that these data centers are
1:10:39
Speaker 10: not only important, but they provide, ready for this word jobs.
1:10:45
Speaker 10: Bruce Blakeman is the current Nassau County executive. You want
1:10:48
Speaker 10: it for a second consecutive time, getting a lot of
1:10:51
Speaker 10: votes from Democrats and independents. He's running the governor. He's
1:10:54
Speaker 10: my brother here. He is the great Bruce Blakeman. Bruce E,
1:10:57
Speaker 10: good morning, pal, how are you morning?
1:11:00
Speaker 17: Said, We're doing great.
1:11:01
Speaker 10: I know you guys are, and I know because I've
1:11:04
Speaker 10: got a spy in your office every day. Happens to
1:11:08
Speaker 10: be my son. We'll get to that later, but let
1:11:10
Speaker 10: me get to these data centers. Here is another example
1:11:14
Speaker 10: of Tapy Hokel costing New York jobs? Or am I wrong?
1:11:20
Speaker 17: This is an act of economic cowardice and malpractice on
1:11:25
Speaker 17: the part of Governor. Hokel said. There is a way
1:11:29
Speaker 17: to get this done where it can be a win
1:11:33
Speaker 17: win win. You sit down with the data center developers
1:11:38
Speaker 17: and local governments and other community people of interest, utility companies,
1:11:45
Speaker 17: and you figure out how to make it work. If
1:11:48
Speaker 17: there is a water problem, you make sure that there's
1:11:52
Speaker 17: a water recirculation element to the project so that the
1:11:57
Speaker 17: water keeps recirculating. If they're the utility problem, you make
1:12:02
Speaker 17: the data center provide its own power generation, and on
1:12:08
Speaker 17: top of that, you let them sell for a minimal
1:12:12
Speaker 17: cost the XS the excess energy to the grid to
1:12:18
Speaker 17: bring down people's utility costs, and you provide tax abatements
1:12:23
Speaker 17: to people who live around the data centers so their
1:12:27
Speaker 17: taxes are reduced. So you cut their taxes, you cut
1:12:31
Speaker 17: their utility costs, and you put in data centers that
1:12:36
Speaker 17: create jobs that will be employing carpenter's, electricians, plumbers, steam
1:12:42
Speaker 17: fitters to do the work to build these places, and
1:12:47
Speaker 17: you get along with the future of an industry that
1:12:52
Speaker 17: is now the fastest growing industry in America. But Kathy Hoko,
1:12:58
Speaker 17: she has continuously made blunders and huge mistakes that now
1:13:05
Speaker 17: have US ranked fifty fifty out of fifty states, at
1:13:09
Speaker 17: the very bottom of economic outlook and economic development. And
1:13:15
Speaker 17: that's why people are leaving the state. They're looking for
1:13:18
Speaker 17: jobs in other places, and that's why businesses don't want
1:13:22
Speaker 17: to locate here when I become governor. We're going to
1:13:26
Speaker 17: sit down with all the stakeholders and figure this thing
1:13:29
Speaker 17: out and get it done. So it's a win win
1:13:32
Speaker 17: for everybody.
1:13:33
Speaker 10: Well, what is she complaining about? You have to because
1:13:35
Speaker 10: this is a little look. This is some pretty good
1:13:38
Speaker 10: inside baseball stuff. A lot of my listeners I stole
1:13:41
Speaker 10: from boomerisiyasin, so they're getting ready to watch the Yankees
1:13:45
Speaker 10: and the Dodgers later on tonight. You just explained it.
1:13:48
Speaker 10: It sounds like it's a great opportunity for people in
1:13:52
Speaker 10: any one of these states to build these data centers.
1:13:55
Speaker 10: What is she bitching about? What's her problem?
1:13:58
Speaker 17: Well, there are legitimate concerns. The number one concern is
1:14:03
Speaker 17: energy generation, because these data centers require a lot of energy.
1:14:07
Speaker 17: So the developers have said, we will produce on site
1:14:13
Speaker 17: the power generation not only for our data center, but
1:14:16
Speaker 17: will provide extra for the surrounding community, or we will
1:14:21
Speaker 17: rebuild your existing power plans to increase the capacity. They're
1:14:25
Speaker 17: willing to invest money in that. The data centers require
1:14:29
Speaker 17: a tremendous amount of water. There's new technology now with
1:14:33
Speaker 17: recirculation systems, so you can make it mandatory for the
1:14:39
Speaker 17: recirculation of water at the data centers. So there are
1:14:43
Speaker 17: solutions to the problems, but there's a lot of misinformation
1:14:46
Speaker 17: out there, and it's coming from the left. It's coming
1:14:50
Speaker 17: from China, who doesn't want us to beat them in
1:14:55
Speaker 17: this AI race. AI is the fastest growing industry in
1:15:00
Speaker 17: the world. For New York to completely shut themselves out
1:15:04
Speaker 17: of it is another reason why we are in a
1:15:08
Speaker 17: guest spiral here in New York. The most overtax date
1:15:12
Speaker 17: utility costs seventy percent higher than the national average, and
1:15:15
Speaker 17: unsafe communities because Kathy Hochal's lack of leadership and now
1:15:19
Speaker 17: she's partnered with Zorn Mandami, who is completely clueless when
1:15:24
Speaker 17: it comes to economic development communists. So the two of
1:15:28
Speaker 17: them together are trying to destroy our state. I'm not
1:15:31
Speaker 17: going to let that happen. I will be the governor
1:15:33
Speaker 17: on January first, and we will find solutions to these problems.
1:15:37
Speaker 17: We will make AI data centers work for the communities
1:15:42
Speaker 17: that they that they go into, and those communities will
1:15:45
Speaker 17: want them, provided that there are enough incentives to make
1:15:48
Speaker 17: sure that the surrounding communities are happy with the data centers,
1:15:52
Speaker 17: which I believe will happen, because it's happening in every
1:15:55
Speaker 17: other state.
1:15:55
Speaker 10: It is. And you mentioned the people leaving, and they
1:15:58
Speaker 10: all leaving. I know, you know John kat to matitis,
1:16:00
Speaker 10: Thank God is still here. We love John and others.
1:16:04
Speaker 10: You know, Bill Ackman is still here, and Grippin still
1:16:07
Speaker 10: has some stuff here, you know, but people are leaving.
1:16:09
Speaker 10: I think I saw a number like eleven billion in
1:16:13
Speaker 10: tax money basically out the door. You know, years and
1:16:16
Speaker 10: years ago. You remember, Bruce, before you ran for governor,
1:16:19
Speaker 10: She actually told us to leave. She said, day leez Eldon,
1:16:22
Speaker 10: President Trump, Sid Rosenberg, hop on a plane, see you.
1:16:26
Speaker 10: I was down in Fort Lauderdale a couple of months ago,
1:16:28
Speaker 10: and that was when she was begging New Yorkers to
1:16:31
Speaker 10: come back, and I joked around. I made a tweet,
1:16:34
Speaker 10: you know, I'm on the beach in Port Laudadale, trying
1:16:35
Speaker 10: to convince New Yorkers to come back to a state
1:16:37
Speaker 10: where they want to overtax you with a mayor who
1:16:40
Speaker 10: hates Americans and Jews, come on home. And I think
1:16:44
Speaker 10: it got like three million retweets. But the truth is
1:16:47
Speaker 10: she has invited invited New Yorkers to leave for years.
1:16:54
Speaker 17: This is someone who is completely out of touch. Doesn't
1:16:58
Speaker 17: understand that when heinez, where as individuals leave, they take
1:17:02
Speaker 17: their tax revenue with them, So who has to fill
1:17:05
Speaker 17: that gap? The burden falls on middle class taxpayers. And
1:17:09
Speaker 17: when those rich people leave, who does it hurt. It
1:17:13
Speaker 17: hurts the waiter, the waitress, the electrician, the plumber, the carpenter,
1:17:18
Speaker 17: the dry cleaner, the local dry cleaner, the local pharmacy.
1:17:22
Speaker 17: It has a ripple effect in a deletorious way on
1:17:26
Speaker 17: the economy. And that's why New York is last in
1:17:31
Speaker 17: economic outlook. And one of the things she said on
1:17:35
Speaker 17: Rosanna's show yesterday, and it just shows her antipathy for
1:17:41
Speaker 17: people around this state, she said people upstate don't have
1:17:46
Speaker 17: the sophistication to deal with the people in the AI.
1:17:51
Speaker 10: I heard her say that. I heard her say that,
1:17:53
Speaker 10: and that's rough.
1:17:56
Speaker 17: Listen to me. I have traveled to every nook and cranny,
1:18:01
Speaker 17: every corner of the state, and I can tell you
1:18:04
Speaker 17: that I have found really really bright, sophisticated, articulate people
1:18:11
Speaker 17: located throughout the state, whether they're farmers, whether they're working
1:18:17
Speaker 17: in blue collar jobs. To have what Kathy Hokle doesn't
1:18:22
Speaker 17: have said common sense, Yes.
1:18:24
Speaker 10: But here's where I'm going to agree with her, But
1:18:26
Speaker 10: it's her fault because how was this at my mom's
1:18:29
Speaker 10: house in White Lakes last Connie Younger Lake, New York,
1:18:32
Speaker 10: two weekends ago, Bruce, She's exactly five miles from Monticello.
1:18:37
Speaker 10: Those people barely have teeth. I'm being serious, let alone
1:18:41
Speaker 10: income or smarts. Because the last couple of governors, Andrew
1:18:46
Speaker 10: Cuomo Kathy Hulkel, who promised to help the people in Monticello,
1:18:51
Speaker 10: in Rochester, in Binghamton, in Syracuse, in Utica, promise to
1:18:57
Speaker 10: help them, have left them behind. And these people are
1:19:01
Speaker 10: drug addled, they don't have jobs, and quite frankly, they're
1:19:04
Speaker 10: not sophisticated. But that's because the leadership has basically left
1:19:09
Speaker 10: them to die. As todd Hood, He'll tell you first.
1:19:12
Speaker 17: Hand, well, you know said, there are pockets of abject
1:19:19
Speaker 17: poverty throughout the state of New York created by Kathy Hope,
1:19:22
Speaker 17: especially on the southern tier of our state where she
1:19:25
Speaker 17: won't let extraction of natural gas. But let me tell
1:19:29
Speaker 17: you something. I've talked to a lot of people in
1:19:31
Speaker 17: small towns upstate. I talked to a lot of farmers.
1:19:35
Speaker 17: Let me tell you something. They're sharp, you know, and
1:19:39
Speaker 17: I wouldn't take them for granted. You know, it's like
1:19:42
Speaker 17: what Kathy Hochel said that that, quite frankly, I thought
1:19:46
Speaker 17: was racist when she said that black kids in the
1:19:50
Speaker 17: Bronx don't know what a computer is.
1:19:52
Speaker 10: He said that, yes she did.
1:19:54
Speaker 17: Oh god, he has an antipathy towards people. She's an elitist.
1:20:00
Speaker 17: And and the fact that she would say something like that.
1:20:03
Speaker 17: First of all, you know, I'm of the generation where
1:20:09
Speaker 17: I'm not the most technologically savvy. Okay, I could tell
1:20:15
Speaker 17: you right now that the majority, the vast majority of
1:20:19
Speaker 17: black kids in the Bronx or any other place are
1:20:23
Speaker 17: better on a computer than I am.
1:20:25
Speaker 10: Me too well, that that is absolutely a racist remark.
1:20:28
Speaker 17: Absolutely well, it's like what she said about people upstate,
1:20:33
Speaker 17: lumping them all together. And she has this superiority complex
1:20:40
Speaker 17: that she knows better than anybody else what's best for
1:20:44
Speaker 17: our families. She wants to have government parent our children.
1:20:50
Speaker 17: This nonsense of ges stating parent and nonjest dating parent
1:20:55
Speaker 17: instead of calling them moms and dads or mothers and fathers.
1:20:58
Speaker 17: This is all part of her superiority complex where she
1:21:03
Speaker 17: thinks she should be able to control our lives and
1:21:07
Speaker 17: she's doing a miserable job. She really is, or repas Yeah,
1:21:12
Speaker 17: seventy percent higher utility rates. How do you explain that
1:21:17
Speaker 17: you can't?
1:21:17
Speaker 10: That's why people are leaving. And what is her issue?
1:21:20
Speaker 10: Bruce Blakeman, my man, Bruce, the next governant here in
1:21:23
Speaker 10: New York. Write it down right now. What is an
1:21:25
Speaker 10: issue with dar Stoves? What's the problem there?
1:21:29
Speaker 17: It doesn't fit into her green energy scam dogma. She
1:21:36
Speaker 17: is engaged in a scam on the ratepayers of everybody
1:21:40
Speaker 17: who pays an electric bill in the state of New York,
1:21:43
Speaker 17: where every time you make a payment, a portion goes
1:21:46
Speaker 17: to a fund that she controls, where they invest in
1:21:50
Speaker 17: science projects that produce very little energy. It's very costly,
1:21:55
Speaker 17: like the solar farms in upstate New York that were
1:21:58
Speaker 17: under snow for four months. How's that going to produce
1:22:01
Speaker 17: any energy? But somebody made a lot of money off
1:22:04
Speaker 17: of that said, and somebody got a lot of political
1:22:07
Speaker 17: contributions from that. And how about sixty story wind turbines
1:22:13
Speaker 17: out in the middle of the ocean. Now, I talk
1:22:15
Speaker 17: to contractors and developers every single day, and I asked them,
1:22:22
Speaker 17: is it cost efficient to build in the middle of
1:22:25
Speaker 17: the ocean. You got to barge everything out there. It's
1:22:29
Speaker 17: dependent on weather, it's dependent on tides. You probably only
1:22:34
Speaker 17: get two days a week of work. It's insane when
1:22:37
Speaker 17: we have one of the largest natural gas reserves in
1:22:41
Speaker 17: our state and Kathy Holkle won't let us use it.
1:22:44
Speaker 17: It would dramatically increase the supply, it would make us
1:22:48
Speaker 17: more secure with the electric grid, and it would bring
1:22:52
Speaker 17: down energy costs. It would create jobs and prosperity in
1:22:56
Speaker 17: our state. And here's the stupidest thing about it. She
1:23:00
Speaker 17: won't let us do it in New York State, but
1:23:03
Speaker 17: she's buying the same natural gas from Pennsylvania.
1:23:07
Speaker 10: Come on, that's come on. Yes, it's not only dumb,
1:23:12
Speaker 10: it's killing us.
1:23:14
Speaker 9: It's just killing us.
1:23:15
Speaker 10: I mean, you know, and the other thing you talked about,
1:23:17
Speaker 10: somebody's making money. And I'm not accusing her necessarily, but
1:23:21
Speaker 10: you go back to COVID way before you ran for governor,
1:23:24
Speaker 10: there was a lot of rumors about her and her
1:23:27
Speaker 10: husband and masks and all the things that she wanted
1:23:30
Speaker 10: for New Yorkers. Where's some of that money, meant, I'm
1:23:33
Speaker 10: just saying it's out there or those memorabilia stands at
1:23:37
Speaker 10: the football Stadium with the Buffalo Bills. All that stuff
1:23:40
Speaker 10: is out there. I'm not accusing her of anything. I'm
1:23:43
Speaker 10: telling you all that stuff is out there, and sometimes
1:23:46
Speaker 10: when there's smoke, there really is a fire.
1:23:49
Speaker 9: I do want to.
1:23:49
Speaker 10: Clear up one thing this state and city. There are
1:23:52
Speaker 10: a bunch of horrible liberal losers, a right, terrible things
1:23:56
Speaker 10: about me all the time. They actually accused me. You
1:24:00
Speaker 10: ready for this, They accused me of inspiring the guy
1:24:04
Speaker 10: that dropped the bombs at Gracie Mansion until they bound
1:24:09
Speaker 10: out it was Twice's guys. But the first story they
1:24:11
Speaker 10: wrote accuse me of inspiring some white supremacist to bomb
1:24:16
Speaker 10: Gracie Mansion. They're terrible people, and they've been writing all
1:24:19
Speaker 10: week that there's a much bigger discrepancy and funds raised
1:24:25
Speaker 10: between you and Hugel than you are willing to admit.
1:24:28
Speaker 17: What's the truth there, Well, the truth is that they
1:24:33
Speaker 17: have these arcane accounting systems for the reporting of your funds.
1:24:41
Speaker 17: And right now my people tell me that they have
1:24:45
Speaker 17: done a sero accounting and that we've raised over eleven
1:24:48
Speaker 17: million dollars. Nice she's claiming I raised only eight million dollars.
1:24:55
Speaker 17: First of all, what's the difference. The bottom line is
1:25:00
Speaker 17: I will raise enough money to beat Kathy Hockel, because
1:25:03
Speaker 17: there are people out there that are writing meet checks
1:25:08
Speaker 17: for one hundred dollars. They're going on my website and
1:25:11
Speaker 17: they're giving their credit card fifty dollars. They're doing whatever
1:25:15
Speaker 17: they can to support this grassroots effort to save our state.
1:25:21
Speaker 17: And Kathy Hockel tries to change the narrative all the time.
1:25:25
Speaker 17: And here's the bottom line. We are last in everything
1:25:30
Speaker 17: except for taxes which were at first and utility costs,
1:25:36
Speaker 17: which we're seventy percent higher. That's all people have to
1:25:39
Speaker 17: know about Kathy Hockel. And then I'll put something on
1:25:42
Speaker 17: top of that that people have to know. She's the
1:25:46
Speaker 17: most pro criminal governor in the United States of America.
1:25:51
Speaker 17: Cashless bail raised the age the whole act. We are
1:25:56
Speaker 17: in a death spiral in New York. She has partnered
1:25:59
Speaker 17: up with somebody who is a mayor of our great
1:26:03
Speaker 17: city of New York who is anti American. His July
1:26:07
Speaker 17: fourth speech was dark, it was vindictive, it was anti American.
1:26:14
Speaker 17: Couldn't get one sentence in his whole speech praising the
1:26:19
Speaker 17: United States of America the freest country in the world,
1:26:23
Speaker 17: the country who has created more prosperity than any other
1:26:26
Speaker 17: country in the world, the leader of democracy in the world.
1:26:31
Speaker 17: He couldn't say one nice thing about us. He comes
1:26:35
Speaker 17: from Uganda. Lord knows what government is like there. Lord
1:26:41
Speaker 17: knows what life is like in Uganda. He was blessed
1:26:46
Speaker 17: to be able to come here. He was blessed to
1:26:49
Speaker 17: be elected mayor of the City of New York. And
1:26:52
Speaker 17: he hates America. And that's a problem for me.
1:26:56
Speaker 10: Big problem. That's why when you win, you're going to
1:26:58
Speaker 10: remove him. Listen on the way out. Everybody knows how
1:27:02
Speaker 10: close you and I are were brothers. I think people
1:27:04
Speaker 10: don't even realize how close we are. We talk every day.
1:27:07
Speaker 10: We are that close. But now, Bruce Blakeman, Now now
1:27:10
Speaker 10: you've got two generations of Rosenberg's in love with you.
1:27:14
Speaker 10: My son Gabriel started working for you on Monday. He
1:27:17
Speaker 10: put in the last four days. He liked you, He
1:27:19
Speaker 10: knew who you were, he knew that I love you.
1:27:21
Speaker 10: I talk about you at home at the dinner table
1:27:23
Speaker 10: all the time. I'm not saying this just to patronize
1:27:26
Speaker 10: you or you know, make sure you take good care
1:27:29
Speaker 10: of Gabriel. He loves you. He loves you. He comes
1:27:32
Speaker 10: home now he talks about the governor's race. This guy's
1:27:35
Speaker 10: gotta win. My seventeen year old son even knows that
1:27:38
Speaker 10: you need to win to save New York. So, just
1:27:41
Speaker 10: so you know, two generations of Rosenberg's adore you well.
1:27:46
Speaker 17: First of all, he's a great kid, thank you. And
1:27:48
Speaker 17: second of all, look, I give kids an opportunity every summer.
1:27:54
Speaker 17: I got a lot of interns. I want them to
1:27:56
Speaker 17: learn about government. I want them to learn about public service.
1:27:59
Speaker 17: They come from all walks of life, they come from
1:28:01
Speaker 17: all communities, and I want them to see firsthand how
1:28:05
Speaker 17: government operates. And I got to tell you, I got
1:28:08
Speaker 17: the greatest group of kids. I've got an alumni of
1:28:12
Speaker 17: interns that have worked for me, that are going to
1:28:14
Speaker 17: very prestigious universities, that are going on to do great
1:28:18
Speaker 17: things in their life. And that's what you have to do.
1:28:21
Speaker 17: You got to get young people involved. But let me
1:28:23
Speaker 17: tell you something. I love you Sid and I love Gabriel,
1:28:27
Speaker 17: but I only give an opportunity. It's up to the
1:28:29
Speaker 17: kids to produce. They got to do their job. And
1:28:33
Speaker 17: one thing I asked one of my other interns, who
1:28:36
Speaker 17: this is her second year. I said, how's Gabriel doing.
1:28:40
Speaker 17: She said, he's doing great, great kid, and he's a
1:28:43
Speaker 17: very kind person.
1:28:47
Speaker 10: You're gonna make me cry. Thank you for saying that.
1:28:50
Speaker 10: And I've heard from some of the other parents of
1:28:52
Speaker 10: the interns. You know, Doug Goudstein, pretty famous guy you
1:28:56
Speaker 10: work for, Howard Stern and Mark Levan, his son jud
1:28:58
Speaker 10: is one of your interns. One of the mothers actually
1:29:01
Speaker 10: reached out to me, Brielle's mom and said that briell
1:29:03
Speaker 10: I was working with Gabriel. So you got a great
1:29:05
Speaker 10: group of kids and the future, the future of New
1:29:08
Speaker 10: York works hard every day to ensure that Bruce Blateman wins.
1:29:13
Speaker 10: This was an amazing conversation, maybe your best yet, mister Governor.
1:29:17
Speaker 10: Thank you for hopping on on this Friday. I have
1:29:20
Speaker 10: a great weekend. We'll do it again next week. Bruce.
1:29:22
Speaker 10: I love you, Thank you so much, Love you too.
1:29:24
Speaker 17: God bless you Sid and God bless America. You too.
1:29:27
Speaker 10: There he is the amazing Nassau County executive and the
1:29:30
Speaker 10: next governor of New York. He's an impressive guy. Tremendous
1:29:34
Speaker 10: man really is. Bruce Blakeman. Will take a break. We'll
1:29:36
Speaker 10: come back with another great lady. She's great on this
1:29:38
Speaker 10: show every Friday. She really is our dear friend Kat McFarland.
1:29:43
Speaker 10: She follows up Bruce Blakeman.
1:29:45
Speaker 2: Sid and Friends in the morning on the Red Apple
1:29:49
Speaker 2: Podcast Network.
1:29:51
Speaker 10: So you know, I'm a paranoid, you know me, I'm paranoid.
1:29:53
Speaker 10: I always think the President is met at me because
1:29:56
Speaker 10: I am one of the few Trump and I am
1:30:00
Speaker 10: a sick event. I love him to pieces to pieces
1:30:03
Speaker 10: that actually does criticize him. Most don't. They find everything
1:30:06
Speaker 10: need to I don't do that. You know. Even Mark
1:30:08
Speaker 10: Levin got a call from President Trump a couple of
1:30:10
Speaker 10: days ago. So I always think he's mad at me,
1:30:13
Speaker 10: you know, But noem you made the point that I
1:30:15
Speaker 10: would not be invited to this big soire tomorrow and
1:30:17
Speaker 10: Jersey if he was mad at me.
1:30:18
Speaker 8: No, you'd be on a list of people who are
1:30:20
Speaker 8: not inviting.
1:30:21
Speaker 10: Right, He's not mad at me. He's too busy anyway.
1:30:22
Speaker 10: It has no idea what I'm saying. But at any rate,
1:30:25
Speaker 10: you know, like like last night, he made a big
1:30:26
Speaker 10: speech and I loved a lot of a lot of
1:30:29
Speaker 10: what he said, a lot of it, and I agree
1:30:30
Speaker 10: with him on a lot of it. But with all
1:30:32
Speaker 10: the stuff he points out about China, you never made
1:30:35
Speaker 10: a point last night about one example of one vote
1:30:39
Speaker 10: that was changed, not one. I agree that I don't
1:30:42
Speaker 10: need foreign countries meddling in our elections, and they probably did.
1:30:45
Speaker 10: I agree with all of it. Great, but what exactly
1:30:47
Speaker 10: did they do that cost us the election? He never
1:30:51
Speaker 10: really made that point.
1:30:52
Speaker 8: No smoking gun. And of course he was in China
1:30:55
Speaker 8: recently right now. You'd think he would have brought it
1:30:57
Speaker 8: here ago.
1:30:57
Speaker 10: You know, repeat Josha Piro, No, that's true, exactly. How
1:31:01
Speaker 10: come in to say that to she when you're in
1:31:02
Speaker 10: China last month? Anyway, we love bringing on ktem at
1:31:07
Speaker 10: falling De every Friday. She's I think she's the smartest
1:31:10
Speaker 10: political person out there. KT. Good Friday morning, how are you.
1:31:15
Speaker 23: I'm terrific, Thank you, you are terrific.
1:31:17
Speaker 10: So tell me what exactly the president accomplished last night.
1:31:21
Speaker 10: Unto Norman Joshapiro's point, if he's been so upset, and
1:31:25
Speaker 10: I agree with him, I agree with him, but I
1:31:27
Speaker 10: do think the Chinese too medal well, he got his
1:31:29
Speaker 10: opportunity in China not that long ago to walk up
1:31:32
Speaker 10: to she and say, hey, buddy, we know what you're doing.
1:31:34
Speaker 10: Cut it out. So what did you accomplish last night?
1:31:37
Speaker 10: And he is so upset? Why didn't you approach she
1:31:40
Speaker 10: when he was in China.
1:31:43
Speaker 23: Yeah, I'm scratching my head. I just don't understand it.
1:31:47
Speaker 23: It's disinformation campaign. Look, everybody does this disinformation campaign. So
1:31:52
Speaker 23: Russians of Chinese, they understand that the great strength of
1:31:55
Speaker 23: America is that we're self governing, a self governing democracy.
1:31:59
Speaker 23: But there's also, in many ways their greatest weakness because
1:32:02
Speaker 23: it can be people, can countries, ideologies can scramble our brain,
1:32:07
Speaker 23: and they use China particularly uses TikTok. I'm much more
1:32:10
Speaker 23: concerned with China using TikTok to sort of targeted ads
1:32:15
Speaker 23: to scramble people's brains. Hate America, love America, this aspect
1:32:21
Speaker 23: of America, that aspect of America really than I am
1:32:24
Speaker 23: about all the other stuff. But it's a disinformation campaign
1:32:28
Speaker 23: the Russians have been doing since the beginning of the
1:32:30
Speaker 23: Soviet Union because they're feeling is that the United States
1:32:35
Speaker 23: can never be destroyed from without, but it could be
1:32:38
Speaker 23: destroyed from within, and so they're trying to foment division, animosity, doubt,
1:32:44
Speaker 23: distrust of the whole constitution and democracy in the electoral system.
1:32:48
Speaker 23: And when Schijin Thing came out last week and said,
1:32:51
Speaker 23: well we need to have state directed artificial intelligence, is
1:32:55
Speaker 23: state state?
1:32:56
Speaker 17: State?
1:32:56
Speaker 23: State just means that those are the guys in charge.
1:32:58
Speaker 23: I mean, that's the whole scam of communism, is that
1:33:04
Speaker 23: we'll be the ones in charge and you'll take our orders,
1:33:07
Speaker 23: as opposed to we're going to take orders from you.
1:33:10
Speaker 23: You're going to take orders from us. I think to me,
1:33:12
Speaker 23: the more important speech that was given last week or
1:33:14
Speaker 23: yesterday was Marc Rubios, which was a stirring defense of
1:33:20
Speaker 23: democracy and personal integrity and accountability and entrepreneurial spirit. And
1:33:27
Speaker 23: it was a condemnation of the whole global leftist movement
1:33:31
Speaker 23: which only seeks to tear down that's driven by envy
1:33:34
Speaker 23: and greed and is the word it brings out the
1:33:38
Speaker 23: worst angels of men's nature. To paraphrase Lincoln, I'm glad.
1:33:42
Speaker 10: You brought that up because I loved Trump. You know,
1:33:44
Speaker 10: I love Ham, but I really love Rubio, like I
1:33:47
Speaker 10: love this guy so much. And I don't like Vans.
1:33:50
Speaker 10: I don't like them, okay, And I thought his performance
1:33:53
Speaker 10: with Joe Rogan was gross I'm sick and tired. I
1:33:58
Speaker 10: hear the same garbage he put out the two days
1:34:00
Speaker 10: ago at Rogan from people like Tucker Carlson and Candice Owens.
1:34:04
Speaker 10: You're the vice president of the United States, if you're
1:34:07
Speaker 10: gonna go out there and talk about all this Israeli
1:34:09
Speaker 10: money being funneled that made this decision. It wasn't the
1:34:13
Speaker 10: Israeli money that made the decision. It was the Iranians.
1:34:16
Speaker 10: They refused to cooperate. They don't want to play ball.
1:34:19
Speaker 10: So when JD. Band says, well, I don't take my
1:34:22
Speaker 10: marching orders from Tucker Calson, and then he sounds exactly
1:34:25
Speaker 10: like Tucker Carlson, Come on, enomb of this. Already enoughb
1:34:28
Speaker 10: of JD. Bands and Tucker and all these people. Marca
1:34:32
Speaker 10: Rubio needs to run and he needs to win. You
1:34:34
Speaker 10: may build differently, but I am sick of JD. Vance.
1:34:40
Speaker 23: Well, I'm not going to speak about JD. Vance one
1:34:42
Speaker 23: way or the other, but I will. I want to
1:34:43
Speaker 23: just tell you an example of something that happened to
1:34:46
Speaker 23: me years and years ago. It was when President Obama
1:34:49
Speaker 23: recognized Cuba and I was the Fox News International security analyst,
1:34:54
Speaker 23: had my own show on Fox what's now called a podcast,
1:34:59
Speaker 23: it's called deaf com Free. And so Mark Rubio's office
1:35:02
Speaker 23: called and said could I interview him. He wanted to
1:35:05
Speaker 23: make a statement on Cuba against what President Obama was doing,
1:35:09
Speaker 23: and he wanted to do it in a setting where
1:35:11
Speaker 23: I would interview him. So we did it in New
1:35:13
Speaker 23: York at the Women's National Republican Club, is an old, beautiful,
1:35:18
Speaker 23: old but a little bit dilapidated building in Midtown. Now,
1:35:25
Speaker 23: because it was Mark Rubio, he was a senator, they
1:35:27
Speaker 23: had a lot of cameras there, not that huge an audience,
1:35:29
Speaker 23: but the whole point was he wanted to tell the
1:35:31
Speaker 23: world that he was against what President Obama was doing
1:35:34
Speaker 23: with regard to Cuba. So we walked up the back staircase,
1:35:39
Speaker 23: the service staircase, three floors up to get to the
1:35:43
Speaker 23: floor that we were going to be making the speech on,
1:35:45
Speaker 23: if he was going to be making the speech on,
1:35:47
Speaker 23: and I was going to interview him after the speech,
1:35:49
Speaker 23: And all along the wall, the very narrow remember old building,
1:35:53
Speaker 23: narrow staircases, all along the wall, assembled at attention were
1:35:59
Speaker 23: all of the his Hispanic workers at that place. They
1:36:02
Speaker 23: were the maids, they were the the you know, the janitors,
1:36:06
Speaker 23: They were the guys who washed the dishes and cleared
1:36:09
Speaker 23: the tables. They were all Hispanic. They did not touch him,
1:36:13
Speaker 23: they did not say anything, they didn't try to take
1:36:16
Speaker 23: a selfie. They just stood at attention to honor him
1:36:20
Speaker 23: and to honor what he became. His mother was a
1:36:23
Speaker 23: cleaning lady's dad was a birch hunder. And at that
1:36:26
Speaker 23: moment I thought, WHOA, this man will be president someday.
1:36:30
Speaker 23: Look at the inspiration and hope he gives to our
1:36:34
Speaker 23: under The people who came to this country, fled whatever
1:36:37
Speaker 23: they fled, came to this country, made something of themselves,
1:36:41
Speaker 23: and they look at him and think, my son could
1:36:43
Speaker 23: do this, my daughter could do this. And it was
1:36:46
Speaker 23: just a very telling, poignant moment. And he stopped along
1:36:49
Speaker 23: the staircase. You know, we're all crunched up together, a
1:36:52
Speaker 23: little narrow staircase, and he, you know, shakes a hand,
1:36:55
Speaker 23: puts a hand on somebody else's shoulder, and it was
1:36:58
Speaker 23: just a moving moment. He handled it so well, And
1:37:01
Speaker 23: at that point I knew, not only would Mark ruby
1:37:04
Speaker 23: O be president someday, he should be president.
1:37:06
Speaker 10: What a great story, Well that's a great story to say,
1:37:09
Speaker 10: who knows when, So you don't have to critique JD. Vans.
1:37:13
Speaker 10: You don't have to compliment JD Vans. Who do you
1:37:16
Speaker 10: think right now, if in fact they are both going
1:37:19
Speaker 10: to run, who do you think right now would be
1:37:22
Speaker 10: the more attractive candidate to the Republican voters?
1:37:27
Speaker 16: Oh?
1:37:27
Speaker 23: I think we just have to wait and see. You know,
1:37:29
Speaker 23: how does Iran work out? I think it will work
1:37:32
Speaker 23: out extremely well. But it's going to work well.
1:37:34
Speaker 10: Hold on, but wait, wait, wait, wait, if Iron works
1:37:36
Speaker 10: out extremely well, Okay, and Brian kill me told me
1:37:40
Speaker 10: he thinks Monday could be a big day. I'll get
1:37:42
Speaker 10: your your thoughts on that. If Iron works out extremely well,
1:37:46
Speaker 10: JD gets no credit for that. JD. I know this
1:37:48
Speaker 10: for a fact, not a rumor, for a fact. Somebody
1:37:51
Speaker 10: in the room told me he was a pain in
1:37:54
Speaker 10: the ass the whole way. He didn't want this conflict
1:37:57
Speaker 10: with Iran. By the way, this may be just a quincition,
1:38:00
Speaker 10: but when the IRGC last week called the assassination of
1:38:05
Speaker 10: President Trump, Marco Rubio, Laurel Loomer, Ben Shapiro, Lindsay Graham,
1:38:11
Speaker 10: guess who wasn't on the list? JD. Vance. So if
1:38:14
Speaker 10: Iron works out, and because of JD he wanted to
1:38:18
Speaker 10: know part of this.
1:38:22
Speaker 23: I understand that the sentiment of that wing of the
1:38:25
Speaker 23: Republican Party. In fact, I share it. I was very
1:38:28
Speaker 23: much against the Iran War, the Iraq War after about
1:38:32
Speaker 23: the first three or four years, when it was clear.
1:38:34
Speaker 23: I went to Afghanistan in about two thousand and five
1:38:37
Speaker 23: six and it was clear to me we were never
1:38:40
Speaker 23: going to win this war, that we were in occupying force,
1:38:43
Speaker 23: that we had gone about it all the wrong way,
1:38:45
Speaker 23: and the idea that we were going to quote, build
1:38:48
Speaker 23: democracy in a country like that was just a hopeless,
1:38:52
Speaker 23: hopeless waste of money, time, blood, and treasure. So I've
1:38:56
Speaker 23: come from the wing of being very cautious and skeptical
1:39:00
Speaker 23: of foreign engagements in foreign wors. I even wrote this
1:39:03
Speaker 23: is what's called the Weinberger Principles of War, that said,
1:39:06
Speaker 23: before we commit American forces overseas, we should meet up
1:39:09
Speaker 23: a certain number of tests and do the American people
1:39:11
Speaker 23: really want this, do we have the objective to win,
1:39:14
Speaker 23: do we have the resources to win? Is it in
1:39:16
Speaker 23: our vital national interests? But I look at it at
1:39:20
Speaker 23: the Iran situation, and there's where I would make the exception.
1:39:24
Speaker 23: Maybe JD vEDS didn't.
1:39:25
Speaker 17: I would no.
1:39:25
Speaker 10: I'll tell you why though. Let me tell you what.
1:39:27
Speaker 23: Let me tell you why gonna get nukes?
1:39:30
Speaker 17: Right?
1:39:30
Speaker 10: But besides that, you're right about Iraq, and everybody else
1:39:34
Speaker 10: was wrong. Just joll and Bernard, we're right about that.
1:39:36
Speaker 10: I understand kt why you would have been against Iraq
1:39:40
Speaker 10: and your years ago. Okay, My issue with JD is
1:39:44
Speaker 10: not only did not care if your on got nukes,
1:39:46
Speaker 10: but he was against this because him, like many others,
1:39:50
Speaker 10: believe this is Bibe's war. This is not all war.
1:39:53
Speaker 10: This is Bibe's war. When I hear that, it makes
1:39:57
Speaker 10: my hair stand up, and I'm bold. This is where
1:39:59
Speaker 10: all this angry you're hearing this morning come from with JD.
1:40:02
Speaker 10: Benz Because you can't boom me, you can't lie to me,
1:40:05
Speaker 10: it ain't gonna happen. I'm not Israel first. I'm America first,
1:40:08
Speaker 10: but you bet your butt I'm Israel second. I'm Israel second.
1:40:12
Speaker 10: And when you do stuff like that, it's going to
1:40:14
Speaker 10: make me angry. So it's not that JD measured all
1:40:17
Speaker 10: of the pros and cons and figured out this is good.
1:40:20
Speaker 10: This it bet he didn't care about the nukes. He
1:40:22
Speaker 10: didn't want us to fight Bbe's war.
1:40:24
Speaker 9: You know that.
1:40:27
Speaker 23: I don't know what is motivation terror and I can't speculate,
1:40:31
Speaker 23: but this was not Dhoebe's war. Maybe it's partially DB's war,
1:40:34
Speaker 23: but it's our war because nobody else had the courage
1:40:37
Speaker 23: that Donald Trump had to say enough, Aron is not
1:40:41
Speaker 23: going to be allowed to have nuclear weapons. We went
1:40:43
Speaker 23: into it hoping that it would be more of a
1:40:45
Speaker 23: Venezuela situation, that maybe we could get rid of the
1:40:48
Speaker 23: top tier guys, the second tier guys who say, okay, great.
1:40:51
Speaker 23: We added, well, we'll change our we're going to give
1:40:53
Speaker 23: up the nukes, but we're going to have a better economy.
1:40:57
Speaker 23: They will be a normalized nation. But that's not happened.
1:41:01
Speaker 23: So what it has done though, I mean, no wars
1:41:03
Speaker 23: happened the way you think they're going to happen because
1:41:04
Speaker 23: the other guy gets a vote. But what's happened now
1:41:07
Speaker 23: is it's given the president in the United States the
1:41:10
Speaker 23: opportunity to emerge from this, and we will emerge from
1:41:12
Speaker 23: the victorious. There's just no question is the only matter
1:41:16
Speaker 23: of time is what happens next, and we will emerge
1:41:20
Speaker 23: from this with expanded Abraham accords with an entire Middle
1:41:24
Speaker 23: East alliance that is aimed against Iran or against this
1:41:28
Speaker 23: version of Iran. And at the same time, we are
1:41:31
Speaker 23: going to end up at the end of this with
1:41:34
Speaker 23: the United States controlling the world's energy supply. Well, everybody's
1:41:37
Speaker 23: focused on Iran, a baby's war. Have you noticed the
1:41:40
Speaker 23: numbers on American oil life They're gone up thirty percent.
1:41:44
Speaker 23: We now are the world's largest or crude oil exporter
1:41:48
Speaker 23: for fine that oil exporter, leguified natural gas export. We
1:41:52
Speaker 23: and it's not by like two percent, seven percent, it's
1:41:54
Speaker 23: like twenty thirty percent. We own the world energy supply.
1:41:58
Speaker 23: And why does that matter? For the same reason you
1:42:00
Speaker 23: and Bruce Wakeman were talking about artificial intelligence and quantum computing.
1:42:05
Speaker 23: You need energy to be the leader in that business,
1:42:08
Speaker 23: and we have the energy.
1:42:10
Speaker 10: I think you're right. I think all those things are
1:42:11
Speaker 10: going to happen. You know. My fear all along, or concern,
1:42:15
Speaker 10: maybe fear is a bit strong. My concern was that
1:42:18
Speaker 10: the American public, even Republicans, aren't aware of all this,
1:42:23
Speaker 10: and it's going to cost us come November. And I'd
1:42:26
Speaker 10: be lying to you if I said to you, I
1:42:29
Speaker 10: still don't have those concerns because I do.
1:42:34
Speaker 23: I have those concerns too, And the way I would
1:42:36
Speaker 23: fault the administration is they never made the case, and
1:42:40
Speaker 23: they should have made the case. It's not just the nukes,
1:42:43
Speaker 23: it's the whole ideology. And I really wish the President
1:42:46
Speaker 23: had used this opportunity last night to make the case.
1:42:50
Speaker 23: You know, I worked for President Reagan and wrote a
1:42:52
Speaker 23: lot of President Reagan's defense related species, and he always
1:42:56
Speaker 23: made the case. His feeling was that you took it
1:42:59
Speaker 23: to the American people and then convince the American people
1:43:02
Speaker 23: to see things the way you did. And that was
1:43:05
Speaker 23: so effective because even in times of economics, you know,
1:43:09
Speaker 23: this is the hardship. In the first several years of
1:43:12
Speaker 23: the Reagan administration, he had the support of the American
1:43:14
Speaker 23: people to take down the Soviet Union because he made
1:43:18
Speaker 23: the case time and time again. And I just wish
1:43:20
Speaker 23: President Trump and his team would make the case. Americans
1:43:24
Speaker 23: understand it. We're smart people. But if you don't make
1:43:26
Speaker 23: the case, then you know you're not started bringing people
1:43:30
Speaker 23: into democracy along for the time when things are hard
1:43:33
Speaker 23: for them. I don't understand why should I sacrifice what's
1:43:35
Speaker 23: this for? Why do I have to pay all this
1:43:37
Speaker 23: money for my gasoline every week? What's it for? Make
1:43:40
Speaker 23: the case? And I think the American people get it.
1:43:43
Speaker 10: It's aught for me to say this because you know
1:43:45
Speaker 10: how much I love you. I mean, you know that,
1:43:47
Speaker 10: and how great I think you all. But this may
1:43:49
Speaker 10: have been your best performance ever right now, just now.
1:43:51
Speaker 10: That's how great you were this morning. And I agreed
1:43:53
Speaker 10: with everything you said. Everything you said was right on
1:43:56
Speaker 10: the money. Kathy mcmonaland does always amazing job. Enjoy the
1:44:00
Speaker 10: Hamptons this weekend. We'll do it again next week. Thank
1:44:03
Speaker 10: you so much, Thank you, God bless you. Katie mcfallan
1:44:07
Speaker 10: right there on sitting friends in the morning. I know
1:44:09
Speaker 10: I made her a little uncomfortable with the JD Van stuff.
1:44:11
Speaker 10: She doesn't like to critique anybody in the Trump administration, clearly,
1:44:16
Speaker 10: but I thought she was fair and she had a
1:44:18
Speaker 10: very good job of pointing out the things that we
1:44:21
Speaker 10: are doing very very well, and she even had a
1:44:23
Speaker 10: critique for the administration. Great job, Katie. We'll take a
1:44:25
Speaker 10: short break. Lots more to do. Georg Santos is stopping
1:44:28
Speaker 10: by a lot of You're going to be pissed. I
1:44:30
Speaker 10: love it. That's why I invite him just to piss
1:44:32
Speaker 10: you off. George Santos coming in the nine o'clock hour.
1:44:36
Speaker 2: SID and Friends in the morning on the Red Apple
1:44:39
Speaker 2: podcast Network.
1:44:41
Speaker 10: Andrew Giuliani, let me start with congratulations, what a kick
1:44:45
Speaker 10: ass tournament you are put on around this whole country. Congratulations,
1:44:50
Speaker 10: Thank you, Sid, I appreciate.
1:44:52
Speaker 17: Look, if I get you to watch soccer, then I
1:44:54
Speaker 17: know we've done our job over here. You, along with
1:44:56
Speaker 17: about three billion other people, are going to be watching
1:44:59
Speaker 17: this fine. And I gotta tell you. I gotta tell you.
1:45:02
Speaker 17: I think you and I I think we've got to
1:45:04
Speaker 17: bet lined up. I can't bet in this job over here,
1:45:07
Speaker 17: but you and I have a pre existing relationship with
1:45:09
Speaker 17: White House counsel, call a pre existing relationship. And know
1:45:12
Speaker 17: you're You're You're Italian, I mean you're basically your town.
1:45:15
Speaker 17: You're Jewish, I'm Italian. We got the same three ideals, food, family,
1:45:20
Speaker 17: and guilt. So let's bet a little food. We're gonna bet.
1:45:23
Speaker 17: How about Kats's Diner you put up right there, I'll
1:45:26
Speaker 17: put up Mamas in Queen's over here. I got argents, Tina,
1:45:30
Speaker 17: you got Spain over there. Let's do another one. I
1:45:34
Speaker 17: think MESSI gets on the score seat as well. How
1:45:36
Speaker 17: about that a little double bet.
1:45:37
Speaker 10: I can't do it. I'll tell you why.
1:45:40
Speaker 17: Why not?
1:45:40
Speaker 10: Because even though I am convinced, convinced, and at this
1:45:45
Speaker 10: point in just as much soccer as you wanna kill
1:45:46
Speaker 10: me combined, even though I'm convinced that Spain is gonna win,
1:45:51
Speaker 10: I can't move for him. I can't do it, hear you, I.
1:45:53
Speaker 17: Hear you well, I mean you could still. I mean
1:45:56
Speaker 17: root for them and buy me a nice, beautiful Paswami
1:45:58
Speaker 17: sandwich the next time you and I go to cat.
1:46:00
Speaker 17: Tell you what nothing in the big bucks of WABC
1:46:04
Speaker 17: for a lowly government service like myself. Come on, I'm
1:46:07
Speaker 17: gonna I am gonna get a hot dog with it
1:46:09
Speaker 17: to and I always get a kindition. Just let you
1:46:10
Speaker 17: know it's gonna be an expensive trip to Cats.
1:46:12
Speaker 10: I don't get I want to do it anyway, no
1:46:14
Speaker 10: matter who wins on Sunday. And you know, on a
1:46:16
Speaker 10: serious note, I become this maniac. People say, don't ever
1:46:20
Speaker 10: mix politics and sports, and I've done it to the
1:46:23
Speaker 10: point where I can no longer root for the Mets
1:46:25
Speaker 10: because Mam Donnie's too close to the Mets. And now
1:46:28
Speaker 10: I can't vote for Spain because it didn't allow us
1:46:31
Speaker 10: to refuel our jets in the Iran conflict. Plus they're
1:46:34
Speaker 10: anti Semites. Argentina loves the Jewish people, They drape Israeli flags,
1:46:39
Speaker 10: apiss off the Egyptian coach. So I now take politics
1:46:43
Speaker 10: and I make it a part of all my sporting events.
1:46:46
Speaker 10: So clearly I have a lot of reasons to voot
1:46:49
Speaker 10: a root for Argentina and against Spain.
1:46:52
Speaker 17: No, well, I'll tell you what I've daves asked me
1:46:56
Speaker 17: in the shop who you were and and if it's
1:46:58
Speaker 17: not the US national team, but I mean it's even
1:47:01
Speaker 17: like diplomatic. Who are you rooting for a Ran versus
1:47:05
Speaker 17: New Zealand? Guys, who the hell do you think I'm
1:47:07
Speaker 17: rooting for Rand versus New Zealand? Come on, what do
1:47:10
Speaker 17: you think? Who do you think? Just take a guess.
1:47:12
Speaker 17: Waste your breast over here. All this stuff funny, I
1:47:15
Speaker 17: will say. I think when you're thinking about government taxpayer dollars,
1:47:19
Speaker 17: we leant about twenty billion dollars Secretary of descent out
1:47:23
Speaker 17: of the US Treasury, learn about twenty billion dollars to Argentina.
1:47:26
Speaker 17: I would imagine with spending going up, I think things
1:47:29
Speaker 17: would be better if Argentina wins. I think it's better
1:47:32
Speaker 17: for the United States of America being repaid if Argentina
1:47:36
Speaker 17: in fact wins this World Cup. I think that's diplomatic
1:47:40
Speaker 17: enough to say. I don't know, maybe I'll get a
1:47:41
Speaker 17: call from the police department before the president slapping my hands.
1:47:45
Speaker 17: What else is do I go on with Sid, I
1:47:46
Speaker 17: got my hands on beautiful.
1:47:48
Speaker 10: No, I think you made a very good political argument.
1:47:51
Speaker 10: I will say this talking about not only am I
1:47:54
Speaker 10: watching the event, and I mean this like I'm into it,
1:47:57
Speaker 10: like I'm I'm really into it. I'm enjoying every and Devin,
1:48:00
Speaker 10: I have a completely dement outlook on the game now.
1:48:03
Speaker 10: But again about it. I think I saw this morning
1:48:06
Speaker 10: six point two six million have watched these events? Is
1:48:10
Speaker 10: that right?
1:48:11
Speaker 17: Yeah, it's unbelievable when you actually look at it. That
1:48:14
Speaker 17: number is actually from what I'm told from FIFA Conservative
1:48:18
Speaker 17: They told me the two point seven billion people alone
1:48:23
Speaker 17: watch the Argentina Cape Verde match. I'm still waiting to
1:48:26
Speaker 17: get those numbers in from the semifinals. But think about that.
1:48:30
Speaker 17: If you're talking about forty percent of the world actually
1:48:33
Speaker 17: tuning in to watch a match, a couple of weeks
1:48:36
Speaker 17: ago when we talked about this first time, we were
1:48:39
Speaker 17: thinking about two billion people watching the final, SID, and
1:48:43
Speaker 17: the last final had one point six billion. Even that
1:48:46
Speaker 17: alone is fifteen times the size of the Super Bowl.
1:48:51
Speaker 17: I'm thinking this number is going to be over three billion,
1:48:53
Speaker 17: maybe approaching three and a half billion people, half the
1:48:56
Speaker 17: world's population. It's unbelievable. But Sid, it's more more than
1:49:00
Speaker 17: even just the numbers. I mean, think about this. The
1:49:02
Speaker 17: storylines have been endless over here, from Messi Mambape all
1:49:06
Speaker 17: these guys playing great, Holland playing great, to the Scotts
1:49:09
Speaker 17: drinking Boston Drive probably adding a couple billion dollars in
1:49:13
Speaker 17: GDP to the New England GDP as well, from the
1:49:16
Speaker 17: Japanese cleaning up the stadiums, the Dutch bus. You know,
1:49:19
Speaker 17: I love the knick. Sid didn't get to go to
1:49:21
Speaker 17: the parade. I wanted to go see that Dutch bust.
1:49:24
Speaker 17: Feel like I was at a parade. To the Norwegians.
1:49:27
Speaker 17: Where were they going to row to in the country
1:49:29
Speaker 17: next to Cabo Verde taking on the Golias, taking them
1:49:32
Speaker 17: the extra time and Messi right there to the US
1:49:34
Speaker 17: national team. Sid, And I gotta tell you, while this team.
1:49:38
Speaker 17: They didn't have their best stuff, as we know, in
1:49:40
Speaker 17: that round of sixteen against Belgium. I'll tell you why
1:49:43
Speaker 17: I love these boys because even in their lowest moments,
1:49:45
Speaker 17: and you and I know we have low moments in life.
1:49:48
Speaker 17: But what they did was they went around, they thanked
1:49:50
Speaker 17: the fans, and what did they do. They got in
1:49:52
Speaker 17: the middle of the pitch and they prayed together. That
1:49:55
Speaker 17: shows you the characters.
1:49:56
Speaker 10: Yes, I agree with all that, I agree with all that.
1:50:00
Speaker 10: I agree with that, and I like these guys. But
1:50:03
Speaker 10: but you say they're their best stuff that day. The
1:50:05
Speaker 10: truth is Belgium kicked our asses by three goals just
1:50:08
Speaker 10: a month before. Clearly Belgium is a better team. Are
1:50:12
Speaker 10: some people are saying to me, Listen, we won some games,
1:50:15
Speaker 10: we made the Sweet sixteen, they all lovely guys, but
1:50:18
Speaker 10: the truth is was still just not good enough.
1:50:21
Speaker 17: Well, I was speaking to Todd Blanche about this, and
1:50:24
Speaker 17: we think they spiked their Belgium chocolate with a little
1:50:26
Speaker 17: something in there. I don't know what it was. A
1:50:29
Speaker 17: people are telling me. I'm just telling you, people are
1:50:31
Speaker 17: telling me I probably make news. Actually I don't know
1:50:33
Speaker 17: how that will make news, but that probably will.
1:50:37
Speaker 10: Then, how do you explain the three goal loss to
1:50:39
Speaker 10: Belgium the month before?
1:50:42
Speaker 17: You know, it's it's been a long time coming over here,
1:50:44
Speaker 17: you know, and Barry Bonds didn't home run was for years, so.
1:50:49
Speaker 10: You know, I was not kidding when I repeated what
1:50:52
Speaker 10: Klay Travis said a couple of days ago. Clay will
1:50:54
Speaker 10: join me on Monday, and I agree with them. I
1:50:57
Speaker 10: think Woodlock said the same thing. We should host it,
1:51:00
Speaker 10: especially if you're going to be in charge, because you've
1:51:01
Speaker 10: now proven the President Trump beyond the shadow of a
1:51:04
Speaker 10: doubt that you are the right guy for the job,
1:51:06
Speaker 10: which we all knew was the case anyway. But man,
1:51:08
Speaker 10: did this come up? With flying flying success? Why don't
1:51:12
Speaker 10: we do it all the time?
1:51:14
Speaker 17: Is that I'll say this, right, I mean, I think
1:51:17
Speaker 17: with sifa's rules and they're malleable, let's be honest, but
1:51:21
Speaker 17: they try to get to every single continent. Maybe not
1:51:23
Speaker 17: you know, the Arctic, but they try to get to
1:51:26
Speaker 17: every single continent at some point. Now, what I'll tell
1:51:29
Speaker 17: you is they've already committed to Spain for your buddies,
1:51:33
Speaker 17: Portugal and Morocco, along with one match each in Paraguay,
1:51:37
Speaker 17: Uruguay and Argentina. For the twenty thirty four, So they're
1:51:40
Speaker 17: knocking out three continents in twenty thirty the Saudis have
1:51:44
Speaker 17: twenty thirty four. And I'm telling you, I have a
1:51:47
Speaker 17: really good feeling that you know, at some point in
1:51:50
Speaker 17: twenty thirty eight, twenty forty two, they're going to come
1:51:53
Speaker 17: back to the United States of America. And you could
1:51:55
Speaker 17: just look at the numbers on this in terms of
1:51:57
Speaker 17: what they're going to be grossing from this way, I
1:51:59
Speaker 17: mean netting from this thing. It's unbelievable. They're gonna make
1:52:02
Speaker 17: over five times off of this World Cup what they
1:52:06
Speaker 17: made off of the last World Cup. And that's just
1:52:08
Speaker 17: the power of the US economy right there. I mean,
1:52:11
Speaker 17: it really really is amazing. The sellout numbers said for
1:52:14
Speaker 17: one hundred and two matches, and you know you're gonna
1:52:15
Speaker 17: have two sellouts for the last two matches. They are
1:52:19
Speaker 17: at ninety nine point eight percent capacity. That's for Cape
1:52:23
Speaker 17: Verde and Cursou, countries of less than five hundred thousand people.
1:52:27
Speaker 17: They've sold out every single stadium every single time. It's
1:52:31
Speaker 17: been a bigger success than even I could have ever imagined.
1:52:35
Speaker 17: When I first spoke to President Trump about this eighteen
1:52:39
Speaker 17: months ago, we talked about the World Cup being the
1:52:42
Speaker 17: largest platform that we would have to show off American
1:52:45
Speaker 17: exceptionals into the rest of the world. We've done it.
1:52:48
Speaker 17: It's been amazing. We got two more incredible days to go.
1:52:52
Speaker 17: And somebody told me this. This is not my original quote,
1:52:55
Speaker 17: so don't quote me on this, but they said it's
1:52:57
Speaker 17: the best public relations the United States had winning the
1:53:00
Speaker 17: Second World War.
1:53:01
Speaker 10: I agree. I've heard that on this show as well
1:53:03
Speaker 10: from Guess No. I'm serious. I know it's kind of funny,
1:53:05
Speaker 10: but it's true. I know you got two minutes to go.
1:53:07
Speaker 10: I grew up. My daughter, Ava has her girlfriend and
1:53:09
Speaker 10: she listened to the UK. She's been up in nine days.
1:53:12
Speaker 10: They went and watched the England victory over who they
1:53:15
Speaker 10: beat Norway, and then when they lost, of course to Argentina,
1:53:19
Speaker 10: and she came home in a very very bad mood.
1:53:21
Speaker 10: She's flying home tomorrow. She lands an hour at Heathrow
1:53:24
Speaker 10: before England takes on France. And even though it's a
1:53:27
Speaker 10: consolation game, she said that her and her country members
1:53:31
Speaker 10: are very excited to see this one. So while Sunday
1:53:34
Speaker 10: is the big one between Spain and Argentina, I can
1:53:37
Speaker 10: tell you that the French and the English they're looking
1:53:40
Speaker 10: forward to tomorrow.
1:53:42
Speaker 17: Hey, look what the English must do? I mean they
1:53:45
Speaker 17: must put up the name for the channel, right, I mean,
1:53:47
Speaker 17: I don't know what the French you're gonna put up there,
1:53:49
Speaker 17: but they got to put up the name for the channel.
1:53:50
Speaker 17: Whoever wins this third place max otherwise it's a third
1:53:53
Speaker 17: place match, right, I mean, what are we going to be,
1:53:55
Speaker 17: you know, watching for I guess maybe something for Cali
1:53:57
Speaker 17: we can go and think of you know that, you know,
1:54:00
Speaker 17: Faithful Day on June sixth, nineteen forty four. But no,
1:54:06
Speaker 17: it really really will be amazing to see these guys
1:54:08
Speaker 17: play tomorrow. Look, I know for us in the US,
1:54:11
Speaker 17: you know, a third place match. Yeah, well, you know what,
1:54:13
Speaker 17: we can do something else, but really it will be
1:54:16
Speaker 17: I think you're going to see you know, over a
1:54:19
Speaker 17: billion and a half people watching the match alone tomorrow.
1:54:21
Speaker 17: When you're talking about, you know, two of the great teams.
1:54:24
Speaker 17: We actually got the four highest ranked teams to get
1:54:28
Speaker 17: to the semifinals. It was absolutely amazing. If we couldn't
1:54:31
Speaker 17: have the United States, you can argue maybe Brazil in
1:54:34
Speaker 17: the semifinals as well. We got the four teams that
1:54:37
Speaker 17: you would want, at least from a playing competitive standpoint.
1:54:40
Speaker 10: Great, am I going to see you tomorrow.
1:54:43
Speaker 17: Absolutely, I'm going to see you tomorrow. I can't wait
1:54:45
Speaker 17: to see you tomorrow.
1:54:46
Speaker 10: I can't wait till. I can't wait. Listen, give the
1:54:50
Speaker 10: President my best. We'll see him tomorrow till I imagine.
1:54:52
Speaker 10: And just really, congratulations. I wasn't all about excited coming in,
1:54:59
Speaker 10: but I leave this tournament. I'm a fan, and I
1:55:03
Speaker 10: just think you did a spectacular job. I'm not surprised,
1:55:06
Speaker 10: but now that it's over, you should take a bow.
1:55:09
Speaker 10: Andrew Juliani. Great Workpala. I love you, Thank you so much.
1:55:12
Speaker 23: Thank you.
1:55:12
Speaker 9: Sid.
1:55:12
Speaker 17: You know the world the America fell in love with
1:55:16
Speaker 17: the World Cup, and the world sell in love with
1:55:19
Speaker 17: America again.
1:55:21
Speaker 10: I love that. Oh my god, that's a great quote.
1:55:23
Speaker 10: I may put that at the top of my show
1:55:24
Speaker 10: for the next couple of weeks. Angel I'll see you tomorrow.
1:55:26
Speaker 10: Great job. I love you, Thanks pots, take care. He
1:55:30
Speaker 10: really did an amazing job. There was a huge responsibility,
1:55:33
Speaker 10: you know. He gotta set up all these venues, go
1:55:36
Speaker 10: to all these cities. He was sitting down with all
1:55:40
Speaker 10: the terrorist experts day after day to make sure there
1:55:43
Speaker 10: were no security issues. There was a monster monster responsibility,
1:55:51
Speaker 10: and Trump showed a lot of confidence in Andrew. I
1:55:55
Speaker 10: knew he was the right guy for the job. But
1:55:57
Speaker 10: when you pull it off as well as he did,
1:55:59
Speaker 10: and he did, that's a big deal. Let's take a
1:56:03
Speaker 10: break off from one great Italian. Sorry, mom, Donnie, Sid
1:56:07
Speaker 10: loves the Italians, bitch. We go from one great Italian
1:56:11
Speaker 10: to another. Andrew Giuliani Sid and.
1:56:14
Speaker 2: Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple Podcast network.
1:56:19
Speaker 10: Best defense attorney anywhere in the world and just the
1:56:22
Speaker 10: most loyal, beautiful guy and an army guy. You know.
1:56:25
Speaker 10: In fact, Joseph I got a text I don't know
1:56:28
Speaker 10: about fifteen minutes ago from our friend, our mutual friend,
1:56:32
Speaker 10: mister Peelis Boilers, the great Pete Morgan, another great American,
1:56:35
Speaker 10: and he said, Sid, make sure you ask Joseph about
1:56:40
Speaker 10: this amazing army charity that he's involved with. He said, Metoor,
1:56:46
Speaker 10: Joe and I have had that conversation. I'm going to
1:56:48
Speaker 10: actually donate today. But while Pete brought it up and
1:56:50
Speaker 10: I brought it up, let's get right to it. Extortion seventeen.
1:56:55
Speaker 10: What an amazing job with this amazing did I say
1:56:59
Speaker 10: that correct.
1:57:01
Speaker 21: Yeah, I said perfectly. I mean Extortion seventeen is the
1:57:03
Speaker 21: call sign of a Chinook helicopter, Army helicopter that was
1:57:07
Speaker 21: that was unfortunately tragically shot down by Taliban fighters in
1:57:11
Speaker 21: Afghanistan twenty eleven. And you know what I'm doing here, said,
1:57:14
Speaker 21: it's it's this event, a fundraiser and a rock march
1:57:19
Speaker 21: that isn't about living this tragedy. It's about remembering the
1:57:22
Speaker 21: extraordinary Americans whose names deserve to be spoken fifteen years later.
1:57:27
Speaker 21: So basically, on the night of August sixth, twenty eleven,
1:57:30
Speaker 21: a Shnow helicopter, which is the Army's biggest, most you know,
1:57:34
Speaker 21: transporting helicopter with the call sign Extortion seventeen, lifted off
1:57:39
Speaker 21: to Reinforce Rangers Army rangers where I handle and engaged
1:57:42
Speaker 21: with the enemy in Afghanistan. Minutes later, it was struck
1:57:46
Speaker 21: by a Taliban RPG, killing all thirty eight people on board,
1:57:51
Speaker 21: including the dog and thirty Americans eight you know, Afghan
1:57:56
Speaker 21: fighters who are partnering with us, and today said, to
1:57:59
Speaker 21: this day remains the single badliest loss of American lives
1:58:02
Speaker 21: in one instant during the Afghan War. So you know,
1:58:05
Speaker 21: to me, why should we care? Fifteen nays later, because
1:58:08
Speaker 21: I've been saying this and when I've heard about this,
1:58:11
Speaker 21: this charity, I was in the spot in Germany and
1:58:15
Speaker 21: with our army base there, our headquarters, and I just
1:58:18
Speaker 21: you know, freedom has a price, and these guys, these
1:58:22
Speaker 21: men paid for that price in full. And they were sons, fathers, husband's, teammates, friends.
1:58:28
Speaker 21: They volunteered to run forwards dangers so others could come home.
1:58:31
Speaker 21: You know, these guys. And when I looked at people
1:58:35
Speaker 21: that have anything negative to say about members of our military,
1:58:38
Speaker 21: it makes me sick because they literally put their lives
1:58:42
Speaker 21: on the line so we could sleep well at night
1:58:46
Speaker 21: and enjoy the freedoms that we enjoy in this country
1:58:48
Speaker 21: and say what we want to be able to say,
1:58:49
Speaker 21: and do what we want to be able to do.
1:58:51
Speaker 21: And it's just a daunting to me that that level
1:58:54
Speaker 21: of sacrifice exists. So, you know, as a former ranger,
1:58:57
Speaker 21: I know what it means to carry a weight. So
1:58:59
Speaker 21: what I have to do for this thing is to
1:59:01
Speaker 21: carry a ruck, a thirty pound ruck, for thirty one miles,
1:59:04
Speaker 21: thirty one miles, honoring the the you know, the soldiers
1:59:08
Speaker 21: that were killed, American soldiers that were killed in this
1:59:11
Speaker 21: in this trategy, and you know the roock is basically
1:59:14
Speaker 21: in the thirty one miles it's obviously indicating the number
1:59:17
Speaker 21: of people lost. And of course Bark the dog the
1:59:21
Speaker 21: military joke. So it's right, it's really well, it's something
1:59:25
Speaker 21: I'm so proud to be doing city. It's it's fundraising
1:59:27
Speaker 21: effort that is so along with the ruck that I
1:59:29
Speaker 21: have to do, the the fundraising component to it, and
1:59:31
Speaker 21: it's just it's for the families of these fallen soldiers.
1:59:35
Speaker 21: And you know, every dollar raised tells these gold star
1:59:37
Speaker 21: families that America still remembers they love ones. And that's
1:59:40
Speaker 21: really what matters to me.
1:59:42
Speaker 10: And where can thirty one miles is longer than a marathon.
1:59:45
Speaker 10: That's not an easy job. Danielle's training for the New
1:59:48
Speaker 10: York Marathon again. It'll be our sixth or forty first marathon. Overall,
1:59:51
Speaker 10: this is five miles longer than a marathon. And you're
1:59:54
Speaker 10: counrying a thirty pound weight. But I did see you
1:59:56
Speaker 10: on Tuesday night. You and I had dimmit together, and
1:59:59
Speaker 10: it looks like it's it's not going to be a
2:00:00
Speaker 10: problem for you. You you're like a walking piece of muscle.
2:00:03
Speaker 10: But how can people help and want to help donate today?
2:00:07
Speaker 21: There's you know, look, I sent you a link that's
2:00:10
Speaker 21: basically a link to this charity. Basically it's it's it's
2:00:15
Speaker 21: you know, there's something called run sign up dot com.
2:00:19
Speaker 21: So it's the Extortion seventeen Memorial Run ruck So you
2:00:23
Speaker 21: could do the runner. You could ruck with weight. So
2:00:25
Speaker 21: it's it's just basically if you go to run sign
2:00:29
Speaker 21: up dot com you can. There's many obviously charriies on there,
2:00:33
Speaker 21: but the Extortions seventeen Memorial Run, which goes from August
2:00:37
Speaker 21: six to August thirty.
2:00:38
Speaker 10: First.
2:00:38
Speaker 21: By the way, let me be very clear. I'm not
2:00:40
Speaker 21: doing thirty one miles with a thirty pound rucksack in
2:00:45
Speaker 21: one day.
2:00:46
Speaker 17: I die.
2:00:46
Speaker 21: I mean even even rangers there's a rangio. Okay, we
2:00:49
Speaker 21: did twenty twenty mile rucks got over a period of
2:00:52
Speaker 21: ten days, so it's going to be you could do
2:00:53
Speaker 21: it all in one day if you want to die,
2:00:56
Speaker 21: or do three point one miles a day for ten
2:00:59
Speaker 21: days right the round. I'm taking my brother's good enough.
2:01:02
Speaker 21: But it's it's an amazing, amazing charity. I don't often
2:01:05
Speaker 21: get involve the stuff because you know, I don't know
2:01:07
Speaker 21: what's real, but this is the Travis Mannion Foundation, and
2:01:10
Speaker 21: Travis Mannan Foundation is really the one of the most
2:01:12
Speaker 21: important fundraising organizations, especially for the special warfare community, you know.
2:01:17
Speaker 21: So it's it's it helps empower these veterans in these
2:01:20
Speaker 21: families and and families that look fall and you know,
2:01:23
Speaker 21: to develop character and future generations. So it's so important
2:01:27
Speaker 21: that you say that. I've said this with donation because
2:01:30
Speaker 21: I don't care if anyone donates a dollar or I've
2:01:33
Speaker 21: had some Pete Morgan made a pretty big donation, so
2:01:36
Speaker 21: you know, it's I don't care what the amount is.
2:01:38
Speaker 21: It's just the principle for me. And yeah, so far
2:01:40
Speaker 21: where we're the top fundraisers, so it's it's really important
2:01:43
Speaker 21: to me.
2:01:44
Speaker 10: Well, now you're going to be the top, top, top
2:01:45
Speaker 10: top fundraiser. I got a million people listening, right, he had, Joseph.
2:01:48
Speaker 21: I don't even know if they when they sign up,
2:01:50
Speaker 21: they probably won't even connect it with me. From the
2:01:53
Speaker 21: foundation point of view, I don't care. I just don't care.
2:01:56
Speaker 21: I know, again, this is something that's so important to me.
2:01:58
Speaker 21: I wore that range of scoore old decades and decades ago.
2:02:01
Speaker 21: But once you're part of that brotherhood, you never believe
2:02:04
Speaker 21: to those who served.
2:02:05
Speaker 10: Sure, I don't know anyone on Board of.
2:02:07
Speaker 21: Extortion seventeen, but I know the kind of men they were.
2:02:09
Speaker 21: And that's why this matters. It's about honoring warriors who
2:02:12
Speaker 21: answered the call, supporting their families they left behind, and
2:02:15
Speaker 21: making sure America never forgets their sacrif love it because
2:02:18
Speaker 21: these men gave the tomorrow's so the rest of us
2:02:20
Speaker 21: could have our sid and that's the least we could
2:02:23
Speaker 21: do to remember them.
2:02:24
Speaker 10: Can't argue, do you do any of the runs or
2:02:26
Speaker 10: walks every year for tunnel to towers? You know?
2:02:29
Speaker 21: I don't haven't. I would love to, you know.
2:02:32
Speaker 10: I got to set that up. I got to set
2:02:35
Speaker 10: you up with the Frank Seller. I got to set
2:02:36
Speaker 10: you up with Frank Seller. You're perfect for that. I'm
2:02:38
Speaker 10: sorrious'd be great.
2:02:40
Speaker 21: Yeah, absolutely, I'll do whatever I can do that that
2:02:42
Speaker 21: That to me is is honor and duty. It's not
2:02:45
Speaker 21: even pleasure.
2:02:46
Speaker 10: It's not like, oh, how are you going to feel?
2:02:49
Speaker 10: How are you going to feel on that day when
2:02:51
Speaker 10: we comemember twenty five years this September eleventh, When you
2:02:54
Speaker 10: see mom Donnie sitting next to Woody Giuliani.
2:02:57
Speaker 21: Oh, it's I don't It's really really tough. It's really tough.
2:03:02
Speaker 21: I mean, knowing what he has said in the past,
2:03:04
Speaker 21: knowing what his supporters have said about nine to eleven,
2:03:06
Speaker 21: and the American people, knowing what his wife has posted,
2:03:10
Speaker 21: and then have to sit there with that stupid smile,
2:03:12
Speaker 21: that smug smile, you know, understanding in my heart of hearts,
2:03:17
Speaker 21: this is my opinion said, and I know you, John,
2:03:20
Speaker 21: make sure you always play that this claimer before I
2:03:22
Speaker 21: come on the air the viewers that the opinions of
2:03:24
Speaker 21: our gut reflect. Now, I know that's only for me.
2:03:27
Speaker 10: I know that's only for me.
2:03:29
Speaker 17: I'm about to say it.
2:03:31
Speaker 21: My opinion is that he could care less about America
2:03:35
Speaker 21: and the commemorative events of nine to eleven, that he
2:03:38
Speaker 21: is honestly I called him a gee hottist, and based
2:03:42
Speaker 21: on his past statements and his associations, he is so.
2:03:47
Speaker 21: So I don't think it's gonna make me sad because
2:03:50
Speaker 21: I lost family members in nine to eleven. We both
2:03:53
Speaker 21: lost great friends, you and I and then we know
2:03:55
Speaker 21: who they are. And I lost family members and I
2:03:58
Speaker 21: went to more damn funerals and I saw that second
2:04:00
Speaker 21: plane hit the tower, so that I was on the
2:04:02
Speaker 21: West Side Highway, you know, heading to court in Brooklyn,
2:04:05
Speaker 21: Federal Court in Brooklyn, and I saw that the smoke
2:04:07
Speaker 21: from the first tower, and then I saw the second
2:04:09
Speaker 21: plane go in as I I just I didn't know
2:04:12
Speaker 21: what it was. At first I thought it was like
2:04:13
Speaker 21: a movie set. And then I'm thinking, oh my god,
2:04:16
Speaker 21: maybe he there was a pilot who couldn't see the
2:04:19
Speaker 21: towers because the smoke. And then when I realized what
2:04:21
Speaker 21: had happened, it's just like this a day obviously there
2:04:24
Speaker 21: was is going to be a shocker. It's a day
2:04:26
Speaker 21: I can never ever forget what I could never forget,
2:04:28
Speaker 21: and and it's it's it's a significant, significant day coming up.
2:04:32
Speaker 21: And again, you know, I love I know a lot
2:04:35
Speaker 21: of Special Forces guys and you know the military guys
2:04:38
Speaker 21: will make this this day. Has been looking forward to
2:04:41
Speaker 21: this for you know, many many years may too com
2:04:44
Speaker 21: memory of it is so important.
2:04:45
Speaker 10: It's it's not a fun day. There by the way,
2:04:47
Speaker 10: people are still dying twenty five years later. But we'll
2:04:49
Speaker 10: get to that nine eleven conversation later because they got
2:04:52
Speaker 10: so much more to get to. I know, your buddy
2:04:55
Speaker 10: all my attorney friends are friends with this guy, Todd
2:04:59
Speaker 10: Blanch going through the whole Senate confirmation this week. Trump
2:05:03
Speaker 10: loves him. He you know, he was supposed to be
2:05:06
Speaker 10: the interim for Pam Bondy, and you were names like
2:05:08
Speaker 10: Lee Seldon and even my friend harn Meet Dylan Janine Pierrot.
2:05:13
Speaker 10: But I knew once Todd took that interim position, he
2:05:16
Speaker 10: was never leaving. And I think he's the right guy
2:05:19
Speaker 10: for the job. And I know you love him. How
2:05:20
Speaker 10: do you think he did this week?
2:05:22
Speaker 21: I thought I did great. I mean, look, you know
2:05:25
Speaker 21: those are far We're in a different world now. Everything
2:05:28
Speaker 21: is so damn partisan and so nasty. You know, confirmation hearing.
2:05:32
Speaker 21: She used to have a little more civility to them.
2:05:34
Speaker 21: Now it's like, you know, it's it's it's about politics
2:05:37
Speaker 21: much more than it's about accomplishments. I'm not commenting on
2:05:40
Speaker 21: Todd Blanche from a distance. Todd's a close friend of mine, Okay.
2:05:43
Speaker 21: I spoke to Master that confirmation hearing. I served alongside
2:05:46
Speaker 21: of him as co council representing President Trump. I watched
2:05:49
Speaker 21: him work firsthand under pressure, unlike any anything most layers
2:05:53
Speaker 21: will ever experience. We've we've experienced, and I know his characters,
2:05:57
Speaker 21: his judgment, his intellect and integrity. That's an exceptional, we
2:06:01
Speaker 21: qualified individual for Attorney General's officer. So how we handled
2:06:05
Speaker 21: some pretty nasty questions just today. He didn't do a
2:06:07
Speaker 21: Pam BONDI. He didn't start saying, yeah, you're a paraphile,
2:06:11
Speaker 21: you're you know, you're and and and like loose her
2:06:15
Speaker 21: cool and and go back at them with with stygrimarks
2:06:18
Speaker 21: or or you know, refusing to answer questions but by
2:06:21
Speaker 21: attacking others. Tom just to sit there, take it. He
2:06:24
Speaker 21: didn't see him raise his voice, lower's voice.
2:06:26
Speaker 10: I never lost his course, he never lost his call.
2:06:29
Speaker 21: No, And that's exactly the lawyer we.
2:06:32
Speaker 10: Was either a really brilliant guy or he's a psycho,
2:06:34
Speaker 10: one of the two. And sometimes that's sometimes both nations.
2:06:38
Speaker 10: What makes those great lawyers? I mean, I think you
2:06:40
Speaker 10: just define me and and that's not you know, but
2:06:45
Speaker 10: that's exactly the kind of lawyer we want to leave
2:06:47
Speaker 10: them the Justicifarment was just a lawyer, he understands both.
2:06:51
Speaker 21: Sides of the system, and I just I love him.
2:06:54
Speaker 21: But again, we need his temperaments right now, right now,
2:06:58
Speaker 21: with all that's going on. It's you need a much
2:07:00
Speaker 21: more than legal brilliance to be attorney general. It requires temperament,
2:07:02
Speaker 21: and Todd's calm. As you saw, when one of them
2:07:05
Speaker 21: has become emotional, he's deliberate, when I has become reactive.
2:07:08
Speaker 21: And he listened to these studies. And I have so
2:07:10
Speaker 21: much respect for the guy. And you know, it's a
2:07:12
Speaker 21: lot for me to say this. I don't have greatly
2:07:15
Speaker 21: o respect for a lot of people in my industry,
2:07:17
Speaker 21: but right he is certainly one of them. He's certainly
2:07:19
Speaker 21: one of them, and he should be. You know, hopefully
2:07:21
Speaker 21: with this doesn't become political again. I just hope it
2:07:23
Speaker 21: doesn't become political, because if it doesn't become political, this
2:07:25
Speaker 21: should be a very easy confirmation.
2:07:28
Speaker 10: He's gotten it. He's getting it, he's getting it. It'll
2:07:31
Speaker 10: be no problem. But you're right, he did a tremendous job.
2:07:33
Speaker 10: You know what. Tuesday Nightriata Monthly Men's Dinner, Keith Canschowitz
2:07:37
Speaker 10: and all the guys, Mark Oranger and Mike Kemper and
2:07:40
Speaker 10: Al Volpi and Elpstein We love Andrew Elpstein and Big
2:07:44
Speaker 10: Chris and a whole bunch of really cool folks and
2:07:47
Speaker 10: my dear friend, Anthony Caron, came by and I spoken
2:07:50
Speaker 10: to Anthony a bunch of times since he had the
2:07:52
Speaker 10: issue with his brother. I was in Israel. I actually
2:07:54
Speaker 10: started to cry, and I spoke to him as soon
2:07:56
Speaker 10: as I got home, and he was kind enough to
2:07:58
Speaker 10: call me right back. And we've spoken to it three
2:08:01
Speaker 10: times actually, But had a chance to see Anthony Tuesday night,
2:08:04
Speaker 10: and I was so happy you were that too. So
2:08:06
Speaker 10: you are familiar with the case against two dear friends. Now, look,
2:08:10
Speaker 10: I'm biased. I am biased because I love both guys.
2:08:13
Speaker 10: I love both guys. I'm not an attorney. That's what
2:08:16
Speaker 10: you're about to speak on it. But from what I know,
2:08:19
Speaker 10: this is not a very good case against my friends
2:08:23
Speaker 10: Frank and Anthony Caron. But again, you're the lawyer, Joseph,
2:08:26
Speaker 10: you tell me.
2:08:28
Speaker 21: It is not a strong case at all. It's one
2:08:31
Speaker 21: of these cases that you know, was brought years after
2:08:34
Speaker 21: they started this investigation. You know, it's a case that
2:08:39
Speaker 21: they bring to put pressure on one of them to
2:08:41
Speaker 21: flip on the other one. And I'm not talking about
2:08:43
Speaker 21: the two brothers. I'm talking about the other defendants as well.
2:08:47
Speaker 21: I know the evidence against the coronas first of all,
2:08:50
Speaker 21: Frank has been a friend of mine since I was
2:08:52
Speaker 21: a prosecutor, you know, one hundred years ago. And Anthony.
2:08:56
Speaker 21: I've known of Anthony and spent some time with him.
2:09:00
Speaker 21: Using that with you won A great guy, very impressive individual, really,
2:09:04
Speaker 21: I mean, and I gotta tell you you don't see
2:09:07
Speaker 21: a lot of men like that anymore who stand up
2:09:09
Speaker 21: and a raid to fight. He walked into that restaurant
2:09:12
Speaker 21: said with a smile on his face.
2:09:14
Speaker 17: Yeah.
2:09:14
Speaker 21: I actually commented to him. I said, you know, I
2:09:17
Speaker 21: gotta be honest with you. Can can you give you some credit?
2:09:19
Speaker 21: There's most people who are under indictments for you know,
2:09:22
Speaker 21: serious federal chargers facing serious time are sort of changing
2:09:28
Speaker 21: the demeanor the cow or they'd become reclusive until this
2:09:30
Speaker 21: is all done.
2:09:30
Speaker 10: And let me tell you something that that's him. He died,
2:09:33
Speaker 10: but he wasn't being phony. He did say to me,
2:09:36
Speaker 10: he said to me, because he's responding the whole time.
2:09:39
Speaker 10: He said, Sid, the worst part is over. He had
2:09:42
Speaker 10: to worry that every day someone would come knocking on
2:09:45
Speaker 10: his door. Now they knocked on his door. Okay, great,
2:09:48
Speaker 10: now we'll fight you because the evidence will prove we
2:09:51
Speaker 10: were Okay, he said to be honest, I'm past the
2:09:53
Speaker 10: worst part. How about that?
2:09:56
Speaker 21: Yeah, look, that's right. The worst day is that day,
2:10:00
Speaker 21: believe me, when they wake up at five in the morning,
2:10:01
Speaker 21: And that was another thing just goes to show you
2:10:03
Speaker 21: the nastiness because Frank and Anthony Corone and their lawyers
2:10:08
Speaker 21: who have spoken to and know have spoken with the
2:10:13
Speaker 21: decision to go charge them sletters don't will surrender, right,
2:10:17
Speaker 21: but but you know, it's it's crazy that they had
2:10:20
Speaker 21: to go make a spectacle fifteen FBI agents at five
2:10:23
Speaker 21: in the morning to go take out Anthony Corone out
2:10:25
Speaker 21: of us. Are you kidding me? I mean, we didn't
2:10:28
Speaker 21: need that. And so I think they're going to have
2:10:30
Speaker 21: a real strong defense in this case. I know the defense.
2:10:33
Speaker 21: I know Anthony is is definitely going to trial, and
2:10:36
Speaker 21: he wants to go to trial, and you know they're
2:10:38
Speaker 21: going to argue I'm sure from amongst other things that
2:10:41
Speaker 21: prosecutes are drawing inference from circumstantial evidence. And literally the
2:10:45
Speaker 21: evidence against Anthony Corone was presented to them by his
2:10:48
Speaker 21: attorneys in what they call, you know, either attorney proffers
2:10:52
Speaker 21: or these meetings to try and show innocence. And they
2:10:55
Speaker 21: took that somehow turned it around, and honestly, it's it's
2:10:59
Speaker 21: shocking if that's the evidence in this case and you're
2:11:02
Speaker 21: gonna have to explain to a jury why his lawyers
2:11:04
Speaker 21: presented that to you to show you what was the truth,
2:11:08
Speaker 21: and then you turn that around to make that the
2:11:10
Speaker 21: only evidence in this case. And now I think they're
2:11:12
Speaker 21: going to try and remove, you know, Anthony's lawyers as
2:11:15
Speaker 21: a conflict. It's it's crazy, it's crazy. But I feel
2:11:18
Speaker 21: so confident for these guys. I really do for Frank
2:11:20
Speaker 21: and Anton adamal the other guys. But Anthony Corona is
2:11:23
Speaker 21: an impressive, impressive man, and I gotta give him a
2:11:26
Speaker 21: lot of credit.
2:11:27
Speaker 10: Yeah, but he's the evidence against him as a joke. Yeah,
2:11:30
Speaker 10: I think that some people think that Frank is it's
2:11:33
Speaker 10: a little more serious. I don't know. I have no
2:11:34
Speaker 10: idea because I love them both, but I think the
2:11:38
Speaker 10: conventional wisdom is is that the evidence against Frank is
2:11:40
Speaker 10: a little more serious. But I still haven't heard from
2:11:43
Speaker 10: anybody exactly, but that is either because there are kind
2:11:46
Speaker 10: of two different cases. I don't know.
2:11:49
Speaker 21: I don't think so, I mean, look good, thanks the
2:11:51
Speaker 21: guy in the middle of it, right, he was Adam's guy.
2:11:52
Speaker 21: He was the right hand to Adams who obviously there's
2:11:55
Speaker 21: a lot of corruption in the prosecutes, and that well
2:11:58
Speaker 21: it was I mean, we know that both will come
2:12:00
Speaker 21: on and just get him started, ask him a question
2:12:02
Speaker 21: about that and you go off right. But but but again,
2:12:06
Speaker 21: he would be their theory. Frank Corone set up this
2:12:09
Speaker 21: lucrative six point eight million dollar contract for some guy
2:12:14
Speaker 21: and he got one hundred and twenty thousand dollars. Come on,
2:12:18
Speaker 21: so that I mean, Frank, Frank warn can make a
2:12:19
Speaker 21: hundred twenty thousan thousand.
2:12:20
Speaker 32: A month in sleep I mean sleep, and I by
2:12:24
Speaker 32: the way, it was ten thousand dollars a month, Like
2:12:26
Speaker 32: that's what he got for setting up one of the
2:12:28
Speaker 32: most lucrative contracts in this you know, in this whole
2:12:32
Speaker 32: migrant hotel campaign.
2:12:33
Speaker 21: I mean, it's it's a silly argument. I don't believe
2:12:36
Speaker 21: for a second that's going to prove out in court,
2:12:38
Speaker 21: but we'll see. I mean, it's a I think it's
2:12:41
Speaker 21: a very interesting case, and I'm confident that these guys
2:12:44
Speaker 21: gonna be okay though.
2:12:46
Speaker 10: I agree, and I'm glad they I'm sure they're glad
2:12:48
Speaker 10: they hear that coming from you, because you have one
2:12:52
Speaker 10: for just about everybody of your Your record is comfortable
2:12:55
Speaker 10: to Sandy Kolvak's in the Major League. So if Joe
2:12:58
Speaker 10: Takapinas says you're okay, think you're gonna be okay. And
2:13:01
Speaker 10: you did look great on Tuesday night, you like a
2:13:03
Speaker 10: million bucks, so and hope of yourself coming to this
2:13:05
Speaker 10: dinner every month.
2:13:06
Speaker 21: That was fun. That was really fun. Some good guys.
2:13:08
Speaker 21: There was really an interesting crew a'l VOPI. I mean
2:13:12
Speaker 21: that was the character and a lot of these people.
2:13:14
Speaker 21: I spent you left actually to go somewhere else, and
2:13:16
Speaker 21: I spent some time at home.
2:13:18
Speaker 10: I started leaving.
2:13:19
Speaker 21: Yeah, you went home, and I spent some time with
2:13:21
Speaker 21: these guys who were you know, who were leaving, and
2:13:24
Speaker 21: they on one on one they grabbed me to talk
2:13:26
Speaker 21: about this or that or oh good we knew and
2:13:28
Speaker 21: some great guys.
2:13:29
Speaker 10: How much long would you stay after we left?
2:13:31
Speaker 23: Yes?
2:13:32
Speaker 21: So attle long did I want to? Just had to
2:13:33
Speaker 21: drive up to Connecticut? So what about about a half hour?
2:13:36
Speaker 10: Wow? Good a right a ride. I'll vote you on
2:13:39
Speaker 10: the China Club, Joseph. You love that place. No in
2:13:44
Speaker 10: the day. In the day, we all had our day Joe,
2:13:47
Speaker 10: You're amazing, you really are. One more time. Go back
2:13:50
Speaker 10: to where we started this great conversation, Extortion seventeen. How
2:13:53
Speaker 10: can people help today?
2:13:55
Speaker 21: Yeah, extortion seventeen. They basically could go to you know,
2:13:59
Speaker 21: a way exciting things. What I know anyway how to
2:14:01
Speaker 21: do this? But as you go to something called so
2:14:05
Speaker 21: shoot hold on, so I gotta get it again, it's
2:14:09
Speaker 21: run sign up dot com. Run sign up dot com. Yeh,
2:14:13
Speaker 21: run sign run the word run sign up dot com.
2:14:17
Speaker 21: That's one word. That's where you know, my donations go,
2:14:21
Speaker 21: all my my donors. But the Extortion seventeen memorial rook
2:14:27
Speaker 21: run and yeah, it's a if I put my name
2:14:30
Speaker 21: in there, obviously they'll know it came from this this endorsement.
2:14:33
Speaker 21: But I don't care about that. I don't care about
2:14:34
Speaker 21: in the Creditford. I just want this organization and these
2:14:37
Speaker 21: families to know we've never forgotten them, that we will
2:14:40
Speaker 21: support them. This is something so near and dear to me,
2:14:43
Speaker 21: you know, as as you know, as we SI gets
2:14:46
Speaker 21: ready to go into there, you know this is really
2:14:48
Speaker 21: we have to just remember how important what these people
2:14:51
Speaker 21: do are. It's it's a there's really no one like
2:14:53
Speaker 21: a military United States military and the sacrifice that they
2:14:56
Speaker 21: make for all of us. You know that we take
2:14:58
Speaker 21: for granted and we just because it's and it's not
2:15:01
Speaker 21: bad that we take from it. It's just like, you know,
2:15:02
Speaker 21: we live our normal lives every day. We go here,
2:15:04
Speaker 21: we go.
2:15:04
Speaker 23: There, Oh, the World Cup Final Sunday Grade.
2:15:07
Speaker 21: We do that and we have the ability to do
2:15:09
Speaker 21: that because of these great, great soldiers, men, women, whatever,
2:15:14
Speaker 21: even Bark the dog nacrifices life right because they give
2:15:18
Speaker 21: theirs and to protect our freedom. And it's just something
2:15:21
Speaker 21: that you know, it's not cliche, it's it's real. And
2:15:23
Speaker 21: when you think about it like that, it's it's daunting.
2:15:26
Speaker 21: To me, it really is daunting. It gets me a
2:15:28
Speaker 21: little emotional. So I would do anything to help these guys.
2:15:31
Speaker 10: Your beautiful inside and out. Joseph Tacopina, great job today
2:15:34
Speaker 10: is always in an amazing segment w Friday. Thank you
2:15:36
Speaker 10: so much. I love you, pout you so yeah. Joseph Tacapina,
2:15:40
Speaker 10: right there, great, great, great the best defense attorney in
2:15:42
Speaker 10: the world, and we are lucky to have them every
2:15:44
Speaker 10: Friday on this radio show. Will take a break. We
2:15:46
Speaker 10: still have more to do.
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Speaker 10: Ice Cube ice Cube Loves Me comes on this show
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Speaker 10: talks about the three on three basketball tournament. Did he
2:16:01
Speaker 10: come on this year?
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Speaker 21: Oh?
2:16:02
Speaker 10: Yes he did, Yes, he did, yes, he yes, yeah
2:16:04
Speaker 10: he did. No, Yeah he did. Monday. We got a
2:16:07
Speaker 10: huge show for you, President Trump, and bebe on Monday.
2:16:12
Speaker 23: Uh.
2:16:12
Speaker 10: Trump at eight thirty, BB at nine thirty. That's pretty good, right.
2:16:16
Speaker 8: Now, that's huge.
2:16:17
Speaker 10: I didn't know that. That's because I lied.
2:16:19
Speaker 8: Oh, neither of them are on.
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Speaker 19: Neither one.
2:16:22
Speaker 10: I just had B beyond Monday. Take it easy. I'm
2:16:24
Speaker 10: going to see Trump tomorrow. I had B beyond Monday.
2:16:26
Speaker 10: Marco Rubio texted me Tuesday. It's not like it's all
2:16:29
Speaker 10: that far fetch. That's why it seemed believable. But why
2:16:32
Speaker 10: would you lie about something? Because I'm a liar.
2:16:36
Speaker 19: That's really shut up. You lied to I knew you
2:16:41
Speaker 19: were lying the second that you mentioned.
2:16:43
Speaker 8: Wow, I fell for it totally.
2:16:44
Speaker 17: Yeah.
2:16:44
Speaker 10: Well you're not that bright, No, Bill, you never lie.
2:16:49
Speaker 19: Yeah, I lie a lot.
2:16:51
Speaker 10: Do you like you think you like Daily? I being
2:16:54
Speaker 10: serious and there could be any like a little lies.
2:16:56
Speaker 19: Okay, I think it's close to daily Daily.
2:16:58
Speaker 10: Okay, would you say multiple times a day.
2:17:00
Speaker 19: Look, I love you and I.
2:17:05
Speaker 16: No.
2:17:05
Speaker 9: Do you lie?
2:17:06
Speaker 20: Of course all the time, all the time. Yeah, well
2:17:10
Speaker 20: you know there's situations where you have to lie, so.
2:17:12
Speaker 10: Right, Yeah, I agree. I think it's much. I think
2:17:15
Speaker 10: it's safer to lie than to hurt somebody.
2:17:17
Speaker 19: Of course Alzheimer's thing. I'm gonna lie a lot more.
2:17:22
Speaker 10: Now you say just about whatever you want to forget
2:17:24
Speaker 10: the next two minutes. My life is becoming like fifty
2:17:26
Speaker 10: first dates with Audham Sandler. Hey, nice to meet to Tom. Oh,
2:17:31
Speaker 10: that is the greatest movie ever.
2:17:33
Speaker 19: Please, that won't be great in real life.
2:17:35
Speaker 10: No, No, ten second? Was it ten seconds?
2:17:36
Speaker 17: Bob?
2:17:37
Speaker 10: A ten second? Tom? Every ten seconds to reintroduce yourself. Now,
2:17:42
Speaker 10: that's a rough movie. To Barrymore was so cute in
2:17:44
Speaker 10: that movie. I can't believe. There were times when I
2:17:47
Speaker 10: actually wanted a bang to Barrymore. And that's not the case,
2:17:52
Speaker 10: not the case anymore. But in that movie, I thought
2:17:54
Speaker 10: she was really cute.
2:17:55
Speaker 8: Oh, she's really cute in that movie. Yeah.
2:17:57
Speaker 10: And also in the movie she made with what's his name,
2:17:59
Speaker 10: he's a he's uh kind of funny, he said, dances
2:18:02
Speaker 10: with Timberlake fallin We're the boss and Red Sox fan.
2:18:05
Speaker 10: You know I'm talking about.
2:18:06
Speaker 19: Yeah, Yeah, he's the fan.
2:18:09
Speaker 10: He's the fan. He takes her Sunway Park and she's
2:18:12
Speaker 10: got a cute But now I see her do a
2:18:14
Speaker 10: talk show, She's started to look like Eric Stultz in
2:18:17
Speaker 10: the mass.
2:18:21
Speaker 8: That's just wrong.
2:18:25
Speaker 10: I got to tell you, I'm killing myself to that.
2:18:27
Speaker 10: I really am. I got to some of my own tapes,
2:18:29
Speaker 10: the best of me.
2:18:33
Speaker 27: You're gonna rude that day when you get to the
2:18:34
Speaker 27: Househeimers because you won't be able to remember you're funny.
2:18:37
Speaker 10: Joe, but he was funny. Listen to me. I'm going
2:18:43
Speaker 10: to say.
2:18:43
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2:18:50
Speaker 10: You know, my buddy Joe Stansion was just at this place.
2:18:53
Speaker 10: He lives in Jersey. The name of this place, I
2:18:56
Speaker 10: think I got the pronunciation crap, but I'm not sure.
2:18:59
Speaker 10: Tell your talier CEO's you know the place, Tanya. You're
2:19:04
Speaker 10: shaking your head. Yes, I know you live in New Jersey.
2:19:06
Speaker 10: I guess it's a big, big deal in Middletown, New Jersey.
2:19:10
Speaker 10: You may know it too normal. You're in Jersey City,
2:19:12
Speaker 10: big deal Middletown and Route thirty five there, you know,
2:19:16
Speaker 10: Red Bank, that area, and they have these sandwiches and
2:19:19
Speaker 10: they name these sandwiches after like local talent, people like
2:19:23
Speaker 10: Craig Carton, for example, has a sandwich there. He lives
2:19:26
Speaker 10: in New Jersey. Anyway, long story short. I guess the owners,
2:19:30
Speaker 10: Mike and Eric are sit bands. Well, of course they are,
2:19:35
Speaker 10: and they want to make a sandwich the sid well
2:19:40
Speaker 10: how about that, nom What are they going to put
2:19:42
Speaker 10: on this sandwich? Gotta be a ham, who's a bigger
2:19:44
Speaker 10: ham than me? Tongue tongue, you can go with tongue, Yeah,
2:19:48
Speaker 10: that makes sense. I do talk with my mouth. I've
2:19:50
Speaker 10: got a tongue in my mouth. Sometimes it's yours. We'll
2:19:58
Speaker 10: have to figure that out. But I hope I pronounce
2:20:00
Speaker 10: it correctly. But it's a big deal in Middletown Tellier
2:20:05
Speaker 10: SOCOs or something like that. I forget. And one more
2:20:07
Speaker 10: my buddy Charlie Marino. He's got a big thing at
2:20:10
Speaker 10: Legend Sports Bar, which is at nine thirty five Hempstead Turnpike.
2:20:14
Speaker 10: It's his place. Charlie, of course is the pride of
2:20:16
Speaker 10: Howard beat You. Although Charlie Marino and he's got a
2:20:19
Speaker 10: big freestyle dance party coming up later on tonight. He's
2:20:22
Speaker 10: got drinks and beers and a lot of free stuff
2:20:25
Speaker 10: as well. Go on in there and tell me you
2:20:26
Speaker 10: know Sid and they'll take a carry a Legends Sports
2:20:29
Speaker 10: bar on the island. We're done. Lulafino has always fantastic job.
2:20:35
Speaker 10: Justin e look amazing. You too know him late and
2:20:37
Speaker 10: nobody better John Tarrett, have a nice weekend, and you too, Tanya.
2:20:42
Speaker 10: As Jean would say, for all of us here on
2:20:45
Speaker 10: Sitting Friends in the Morning, what is that word? He
2:20:48
Speaker 10: says in Shallah, God willing, We'll all be back on
2:20:51
Speaker 10: Monday morning at six for a Monday show. And don't
2:20:53
Speaker 10: you worry, Joe Nolan, I didn't forget you because Lou
2:20:57
Speaker 10: just said your name in my ear. Have a great weekend, everybody, peace.
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