Speaker 1: Uh, Sid and Friends in the morning entertaining and informative
Speaker 1: on the Red Apple podcast network.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, said Hi, Oh.
Speaker 3: God, don't be sorry. You kidding me.
Speaker 4: I'm wrapped up in these meetings on peace. And I said,
Speaker 4: it's between piece and Sid Rosenberg. And I said, let's let's
Speaker 4: say Rosenberg. Okay.
Speaker 5: The guy that has to shoulder the majority of the
Speaker 5: blame for the collapse in the fourth quarter is a
Speaker 5: New York Mets owner.
Speaker 6: Steve Cohen.
Speaker 5: Get your own lucky ass out of my building. Steve Cohen,
Speaker 5: you've lost eleven consecutive games with the New York Mets.
Speaker 6: We don't want your bed ju ju in our building.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Rule, he has to wear a Mets head everywhere. I
Speaker 3: know who he is. Meanwhile, he's the most hated guy
Speaker 3: in your Just just listen.
Speaker 6: Say you're rich, but why do you have to win?
Speaker 5: I remind you that I'm a billionaire, that you lost
Speaker 5: eleven consecutive games. You do, Chuck, We'll get out of
Speaker 5: my building. All you do is bring bad luck everywhere
Speaker 5: you go. From a sports perspective, maybe you should bring
Speaker 5: the mayor here to hog Jalen Brunson before Game five,
Speaker 5: you knucklehead.
Speaker 8: Breaking news involving the US and Iran, and major questions
Speaker 8: now about what's happened to this second round of talks.
Speaker 8: Vice President JD Vance had been ready to leave Washington
Speaker 8: today for Pakistani hasn't left Iran, refusing to commit. President Trump,
Speaker 8: after making multiple threats, now says he will extend the ceasefire.
Speaker 8: All of this comes amid dramatic new images showing US
Speaker 8: troops boarding a tanker believed to be linked to Iran.
Speaker 8: US helicopters dropping troops onto the deck of the ship.
Speaker 8: This is the second ship seized by the US Navy
Speaker 8: in a matter of days. Iran demanding that the US
Speaker 8: lift its blockade of Iranian ports, and the new poll
Speaker 8: just in on the war in Iran, just twenty six
Speaker 8: percent of Americans say it's been worth the cost.
Speaker 3: Harry Broots leading us off.
Speaker 9: Twenty four hours after President Trump said it was quote
Speaker 9: highly unlikely he would extend the ceasefire with Iran, he
Speaker 9: is doing just that, calling the Iranian leadership curiously fractured,
Speaker 9: Trump announcing he will extend the ceasefire until such time
Speaker 9: as their proposal is submitted and discussions are concluded one
Speaker 9: way or the other, the President did not provide a
Speaker 9: concrete timeline for how long the new ceasefire would last.
Speaker 9: Trump's reversal comes after Iran refused to resume negotiations until
Speaker 9: the US ends its blockade of Iranian ports. The US
Speaker 9: military has turned away twenty eight ships from Iran and
Speaker 9: seized an Iranian cargo ship, opening fire on the vessel,
Speaker 9: marines repelling down to the deck. Overnight, American troops filing
Speaker 9: onto helicopters and flying out to board an oil tanker
Speaker 9: believed to be part of Iran's dark fleet of illicit
Speaker 9: shipping vessels. Iran's foreign minister calling the blockade an act
Speaker 9: of war and thus a violation of the ceasefire, adding
Speaker 9: Iran knows how to resist bullying. The White House has
Speaker 9: been eager to jumpstart negotiations. Vice President JD. Vance was
Speaker 9: preparing to fly to Islamabad, Trump sounding confident Iran would
Speaker 9: send its own negotiators.
Speaker 7: They'll be sending them. They have no choice but to
Speaker 7: send them.
Speaker 9: Even threatening to resume attacks if there was not real
Speaker 9: headway on a deal.
Speaker 3: Well, I expect to be bombing, because I think that's
Speaker 3: a better attitude to go in with.
Speaker 4: But we're ready to go.
Speaker 7: I mean, the military is rare in the going.
Speaker 9: But Iran refused to budge, insisting Trump lift the naval blockade,
Speaker 9: saying only then will the next round of negotiations be held.
Speaker 9: The President still not ready to do that, saying he
Speaker 9: has directed our military to continue the blockade and in
Speaker 9: all other respects remain ready and able here at home.
Speaker 9: The war deeply unpopular. A new Reuter's IPSOS poll shows
Speaker 9: just twenty six percent of Americans say US military action
Speaker 9: in Iran has been worth its costs, and a record
Speaker 9: sixty two percent disapprove of the job President Trump is doing.
Speaker 9: David Vice President Advance was ready to fly to Islamabad
Speaker 9: for negotiation, but he remains here in Washington. There are
Speaker 9: no talks on the books, and after threatening for days
Speaker 9: to resume attacks on Iran, President Trump has now extended
Speaker 9: the ceasefire with no end in sight.
Speaker 10: Right smiles racis Ron.
Speaker 11: Every day the NYPD detectives and cops across the city
Speaker 11: and state are being harassed, followed filmed dots targeted by
Speaker 11: social media agitators. Look at you go viral and it's
Speaker 11: putting lives at risk. Mayam adon you have the luxury
Speaker 11: of not dealing with these dangerous agitators. You've got a
Speaker 11: wall of blue around me, twenty four seven detectors protecting you,
Speaker 11: creating the very buffer zone we're fighting for to protect
Speaker 11: our protectives.
Speaker 12: Those safe detectors are out on the street with canvas.
Speaker 13: Subd in their faces, being followed, interfeered with, harassed while
Speaker 13: trying to protect New Yorkers.
Speaker 12: Mister mayor your New Yorkers.
Speaker 13: That's the reality on the ground every single day, and
Speaker 13: it needs to end. This isn't about politics, it's about safety.
Speaker 12: It's not about the far left, it's not about the right.
Speaker 11: You've stood with other unions, the dorman, the nurses. Now
Speaker 11: we're asking you to stand with us, the men and
Speaker 11: women that wear the uniform. We brought this to your doorsteps.
Speaker 11: We made it easy for you. Stay out with the
Speaker 11: New York State Public Safety Alliance on April twenty third,
Speaker 11: help us pass the legislation to stop harassment and create
Speaker 11: a real buffer zone for the hard working men and
Speaker 11: women who keep you in New York's city safe, that
Speaker 11: keep New York State safe, Because if you don't protect.
Speaker 12: The cops, you won't have cops, and safety will disappear.
Speaker 12: Enough is enough, it's time to leave.
Speaker 14: And you are now being blamed for the mets eleven
Speaker 14: game losing streak, claiming that you put a curse on
Speaker 14: them when you hug mister Menott. So I wonder how
Speaker 14: you feel about being blamed for the Mets failure to perform,
Speaker 14: and also if the's anything you can do to relieve
Speaker 14: the curse that has now been put on understandings.
Speaker 15: I'll first say that there's a lot of baseball left
Speaker 15: to be played and I am still keeping the faith
Speaker 15: as I know that many Mets fans are across the city.
Speaker 15: Though I will accept being being addressed as Mayor Membino
Speaker 15: for the day.
Speaker 16: The New York Mets have lost eleven straight games since
Speaker 16: Mayor man Danny hugged the team's mascot, Mister and Missus
Speaker 16: met you, Brian, I believe are a lifelong Mets fan. Yes,
Speaker 16: So do you blame Mendanny for the losing streak?
Speaker 17: Yes, absolutely, He's it's definitely. I mean, you're talking about
Speaker 17: a team that got off to a decent start and
Speaker 17: then he shows up and it turns out that mister
Speaker 17: Mett who blew off the WABC sid Rosenberg literally went
Speaker 17: up to and mister Mett walked away from him, and
Speaker 17: mister Mett next thing you know, he's hugging the mayor
Speaker 17: and the mayor. Since that time, the Mets have lost
Speaker 17: eleven in a row overall, ten in a row since
Speaker 17: the hug. How else do you explain it? I mean,
Speaker 17: do you fire the manager, or do you fire mister
Speaker 17: and missus Matt or do you just make sure this
Speaker 17: mayor is a one term mayor. It just brings bad
Speaker 17: karma to a team that's coming off one of the
Speaker 17: biggest collapses in history last year. So that's I'm telling you.
Speaker 17: I can't prove it, but I think it has all
Speaker 17: to do with the hug. Plus, mister Mett has no name,
Speaker 17: and we've just accepted that.
Speaker 16: Just to expand on this hug, I'm not quite sure
Speaker 16: I understand it. The mascot would snubbed who's the owner
Speaker 16: of fine work from the Mets?
Speaker 6: Steve Cohen No, no, no, no, no, no, Steve Conbs the
Speaker 6: owner of the Mets.
Speaker 17: But Sid Rosenberg is the number one personality in New
Speaker 17: York City, And he went to say hello to mister
Speaker 17: Met and he walked away from him, mainly because he
Speaker 17: believes that mister Mett, through those eyes and through that
Speaker 17: mascot said, saw that Sid is very anti mayor.
Speaker 6: And they have a.
Speaker 17: Shortstop who has a wife that worked.
Speaker 6: For the mayor.
Speaker 17: And people are wondering if there's a somewhat of a
Speaker 17: divide in the met locker room between conservatives who's many
Speaker 17: of which got traded off the team and liberals or
Speaker 17: pro Mondami like the shortstop who's on their team.
Speaker 6: So has politics. Along with mister and missus, Mett.
Speaker 17: Helped to take down this once proud franchise once two coming.
Speaker 18: And tell her foul terms it for strike three and
Speaker 18: the Mets Winsley streak has reached and even does it
Speaker 18: for the first time since two thousand and two. The
Speaker 18: beleaguer Twins bullpen goes twelve up and twelve down and
Speaker 18: the Twins from three runs down to beat the Mets
Speaker 18: five to three.
Speaker 3: Really is the same old situation, you know, you can
Speaker 3: really make that case, same old situation here on this
Speaker 3: Wednesday morning for everything in that open You have no
Speaker 3: idea little Pino what a genius you are, but you
Speaker 3: can make the argument it's the same old situation for
Speaker 3: everything in that open. Right, let's start with Scott Monroe.
Speaker 3: You heard from Scott Monroe. Happens to be the president
Speaker 3: of the DEEA Detectives Endowment Association. Right, he was on
Speaker 3: this show just last week. He along with Donna Lisi
Speaker 3: from the Retired Detectives, just honored me and Boddel and
Speaker 3: Paul Morrow at Russo's on the Bay and Howard Beach
Speaker 3: a couple of weeks ago. And he's furious. He says, listen,
Speaker 3: the mayor actual he made sure that cat Uh, what
Speaker 3: do you call that when like construction workers start whistling
Speaker 3: up beautiful women cat calls? Yeah, you can't do that
Speaker 3: in the city anymore. You can't do it. But but
Speaker 3: you can call a cop or detective walking by a
Speaker 3: dirty pig and no one's going to say a word
Speaker 3: about it. So Monroe was like, hold on a second here,
Speaker 3: what about harassing our detectives? What about harassing our cops?
Speaker 3: And he keeps begging and pleading this anti cop mayor
Speaker 3: to you know, write up some legislation, do something. If
Speaker 3: you're going to eliminate cat calls in New York City,
Speaker 3: how about eliminating harassing police. Good luck Scottie, I love
Speaker 3: you like a brother. You're great. But with this mayor,
Speaker 3: good luck with that one. He said, Look, the mayor
Speaker 3: was out there for the nurses, but she was the
Speaker 3: mayor was out there for the doorman, which he was.
Speaker 3: He's not gonna be out there for the cops. So
Speaker 3: there's going to be a rally coming up tomorrow on
Speaker 3: the steps of City Hall, a rally for pro cops,
Speaker 3: pro detectives, pro dea. I think it starts at two thirty.
Speaker 6: Do you know No, I have it here somewhere. I
Speaker 6: can find it for you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just get the exact time. But it will be
Speaker 3: at City Hall tomorrow. So that is the same old,
Speaker 3: same old, right, you expect that Mamdanie will do nothing
Speaker 3: to help and or protect our cops, same old situation.
Speaker 6: It's twelve thirty on the city hostel.
Speaker 3: Twelve thirty. Thank you. Now we move to Iran and
Speaker 3: once again President Trump extends the ceasefire. Now I love
Speaker 3: President Trump. We'll beautiful with this so many times. Okay,
Speaker 3: I love him. I support him on just about everything.
Speaker 3: He does just about everything. And I've been pro Iran
Speaker 3: war from the start. But if I'm gonna be honest
Speaker 3: with my audience, and I always am. This one, like
Speaker 3: I said yesterday, is starting to get to the Nancy
Speaker 3: Guthrie stage. You remember how we couldn't stop watching all
Speaker 3: the coverage of Nancy Guthrie. I spent one weekend. I
Speaker 3: swear to god, I think I watched Fox News for
Speaker 3: about seventy two straight hours. I'm not exaggerating seventy two
Speaker 3: straight hours. I didn't sleep because I was so captivated
Speaker 3: by the Nancy Guthrie disappearance. Then they party like animals
Speaker 3: for Independence Day. So yesterday was Memorial Day, but today
Speaker 3: is Independence Day. Started last night. I don't forget. It's
Speaker 3: already one point thirty in the afternoon in Israel, so
Speaker 3: they've been partying for quite some time. So I see
Speaker 3: a tweet this morning, and for some reason, this one
Speaker 3: really annoyed me. I don't know why. But the tweet
Speaker 3: gnom Laden comes complement of Eric Adams, the former mayor,
Speaker 3: and here's what he says, wishing all my fellow New
Speaker 3: Yorkers celebrating JOm Hatzman out a very happy Independence Day.
Speaker 3: He actually wrote Jolm Hotzmaut. Then you know that Eric
Speaker 3: Adams didn't write that. He can he can barely spell
Speaker 3: independence day, let alone JOm hotzmeort. What do you think, Norman?
Speaker 3: You think he wrote that he may have had help
Speaker 3: with that, you think so? Yeah, he goes. New York
Speaker 3: is home to the largest Jewish population outside of Israel,
Speaker 3: and the bond between our city and the people of
Speaker 3: Israel is deep, enduring and personal. It lives in our neighborhoods,
Speaker 3: our families, our culture, and our shared values. Today he's
Speaker 3: a celebration of resilience, of history, and of the unbreakable
Speaker 3: spirit of a people who built a nation against all odds.
Speaker 3: And here in New York that story is felt every
Speaker 3: single day. You're what it is about. And pohammas rallies
Speaker 3: which you allowed to go on, didn't try to stop them?
Speaker 3: How many times did I pepper Eric Adams on this
Speaker 3: show we were still talking back then about having these rallies,
Speaker 3: and he said, shit, we believe in the First Amendment
Speaker 3: in this city? How many times I said First Amendment?
Speaker 3: They carrying signs that glorify October the seventh. How was
Speaker 3: that a first Amendment?
Speaker 15: Right?
Speaker 3: Hey? First Amendment? Remember all that I do.
Speaker 19: But let me ask you this question, is seeing what
Speaker 19: you got Now, would you rather have him as your maid?
Speaker 3: I mean, there's no question I'd rather have him. But
Speaker 3: you know, the the the pandering, there's negative pandering, which
Speaker 3: you know white Jews do and Democrats do you know?
Speaker 3: And this is this is negative pandering too. I mean,
Speaker 3: Joam Hants may ought Eric Adams.
Speaker 6: You know what he did. I don't know this for.
Speaker 3: Did he get a job with someone is really or something?
Speaker 19: I think he copied pasted probably last year's message there
Speaker 19: and then he just put it in the tree.
Speaker 3: But he's not the mayor anymore. And I understand. Look,
Speaker 3: you want to show up at this early day parade. Great,
Speaker 3: there's something like in Scoresdale last night there was an
Speaker 3: anti Semitic issue. You want to post about that? Great
Speaker 3: as the former mayor and somebody that for some reason
Speaker 3: the Jewish people sucked up to you remember that I
Speaker 3: kept telling him stop it. They didn't listen to me.
Speaker 3: They finally came to their senses. But to actually post
Speaker 3: about Joam Hatzman aught, who's he kidding? Come on, I'd
Speaker 3: be like me posting Saint Joseph's Day or you know,
Speaker 3: one of these Christian holidays that Jewis don't know about
Speaker 3: like we know about Christmas, you know about Easter, we
Speaker 3: know about Good Friday, but we're not out there talking
Speaker 3: about all the Christian holidays. And I just found Eric
Speaker 3: adams tweet. I know he's trying to be nice and
Speaker 3: tries to convince everybody every day that he loves the Jews,
Speaker 3: but I'll say it again, for about eighteen months, he
Speaker 3: was nowhere to be found, nowhere during the most difficult
Speaker 3: and scary time in this city. During the most difficult
Speaker 3: and scary time in this city, you couldn't find the mayor,
Speaker 3: couldn't find him. And then when all the heat kind
Speaker 3: of stopped and we were pasted all the big threats
Speaker 3: and big rallies, he started popping up. Remember there he
Speaker 3: was at the Israeli Independence State parade and making speeches.
Speaker 3: So I don't want to kill the guy because his heart,
Speaker 3: I guess is in the right place, where his mind
Speaker 3: is in the right place. I guess he's still trying
Speaker 3: to go on the votes for something. It just didn't
Speaker 3: make sense to me that Eric Adams would be talking
Speaker 3: about Joam Hotsman. Oh yeah, it's a bit of a stretch,
Speaker 3: don't you think, I think so. Yeah, Okay, so I'm
Speaker 3: not crazy. What else is going on in the city
Speaker 3: that's happening today.
Speaker 19: Uh, let's see what's going on in the city. Not
Speaker 19: a whole lot of big local stories to tell you about.
Speaker 19: I mean, there was this near miss, and we've been
Speaker 19: seeing a lot of these lately at Kennedy on Monday.
Speaker 19: We just found out about it late yesterday. These two
Speaker 19: planes came within four hundred feet of each other as
Speaker 19: they were landing at JFK on Monday afternoon. I mean,
Speaker 19: that's awfully close. And we you know, the radio call
Speaker 19: is pretty good. I mean, they're not frantic, but they
Speaker 19: had one plane had to roughly drop about six hundred
Speaker 19: feet mere seconds, while another plane had to shoot up
Speaker 19: nearly a thousand feet to avoid each other as they
Speaker 19: were landing. So that could have been a disaster.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 19: And then nationally you had a cash Patel again holding
Speaker 19: a press conference yesterday to say that he's not an alcoholic.
Speaker 3: Hey, you made this. This is where he made a
Speaker 3: big mistake. Even the Box news people were saying the
Speaker 3: same thing. No press conferences, no lawsuits. He never should
Speaker 3: have sued the Atlantic. Just come out make a statement,
Speaker 3: you know, all they do now these liberal channels ms
Speaker 3: now for example, that garbage. All they did yesterday was
Speaker 3: talk about Cash Patel and the problem for care Sho.
Speaker 3: I like a lot right, great Republican runs the FBI.
Speaker 3: A lot of people think he's in over his head.
Speaker 3: I know former FBI guys. I think it's a joke
Speaker 3: that he runs out agency. That's fine, that's all fine.
Speaker 3: But when you sue the athletic, now you've given the
Speaker 3: athletic and the liberals the power to go after you.
Speaker 3: And the truth is there are some videos and instances
Speaker 3: that are not great for Cash Pateel. They're not I'm
Speaker 3: not even talking about drinking with the Olympic hockey team
Speaker 3: when we won the goal. That's the least of it.
Speaker 3: So when you file a lawsuit now they're saying, oh, really,
Speaker 3: take a look at this, take a look at that.
Speaker 3: So Cash Pattel literally has allowed these people to shine
Speaker 3: the spotlight on his personal life and we're gonna be honest,
Speaker 3: whether you like Cash or not. Not a great idea,
Speaker 3: so silly, make a statement and move on press conferences.
Speaker 3: Lawsuit All that does. All that does is get more
Speaker 3: ammunition to the other side for them to find out
Speaker 3: more about you, which they do, and you look worse.
Speaker 19: That makes sense, Yeah, they look they have a lot
Speaker 19: of sources, they claim to The Atlantic, they say, we have,
Speaker 19: you know, go ahead sue us. You're not gonna win.
Speaker 19: He's you know, suing them for defamation. They say, okay,
Speaker 19: well you're not gonna win this case.
Speaker 6: Go for it.
Speaker 19: They're not backing down from the story that they have
Speaker 19: that he's been drunk on the job.
Speaker 3: Is that what that's saying. Yeah, yeah, the daytime like.
Speaker 19: Yeah, well, you know, I'm sure these are probably people
Speaker 19: that are insiders that have worked for the FBI forever,
Speaker 19: that hated him from the moment he showed up, say
Speaker 19: he never should have had the gig. But if it's
Speaker 19: legit and it's true story and none of that looks
Speaker 19: pretty right anything else, and then I mean, this is
Speaker 19: just a tragic story, but just an awful story out
Speaker 19: of the Bronx. Yesterday, this woman, seventy two year old,
Speaker 19: She's sitting on a bench, you know, it's beautiful afternoon yesterday,
Speaker 19: like high fifties, just sunning herself. All of a sudden,
Speaker 19: car jumps the curb and runs her over.
Speaker 6: She was killed. Seventeen year old died on the spot.
Speaker 3: And now there's similar to the Ava Conklin story Lewis
Speaker 3: and one, but of course Ava was only nineteen years old.
Speaker 3: They've actually renamed that street one hundred and eighth Street
Speaker 3: in Rockaway. Ava Conklin, Bulevard bother Matt wonderful guy or
Speaker 3: aunt Colleen. But same story, much younger, but tragic nevertheless
Speaker 3: for the older lady. But she was sitting at a
Speaker 3: bus stop and some young kid lost control of his car,
Speaker 3: jumped the curb and killed him.
Speaker 19: Yeah, well that was the when that case. Was the
Speaker 19: person drunk behind the wheel? No remember, no, just so okay,
Speaker 19: it was just reckless. This one they think they had
Speaker 19: the guy had a medical episode.
Speaker 6: Behind the wheel and that's my boss control of the car. Yeah.
Speaker 19: And then one more the L Double R. The engineers
Speaker 19: and trainmen, this would be a big deal. LA Double
Speaker 19: R is the largest commuter train line in the country.
Speaker 19: That's how many thousands of people rely on on every day.
Speaker 19: And now they are saying, as of yesterday, the engineers
Speaker 19: and trainmen they're ready to walk off the job.
Speaker 6: They're working on this new deal.
Speaker 19: And they say the MTA has not spoken with them,
Speaker 19: and so yesterday they were speaking out saying, hey, this
Speaker 19: is gonna happen.
Speaker 6: It's just a couple of weeks away the strike deadlines.
Speaker 19: We'll see if that actually happens or if it's just
Speaker 19: a ployee to get the MTA to the bargaining table.
Speaker 6: But they're asking. One of the things they want.
Speaker 19: They want to grant engineers extra pay when they operate
Speaker 19: more than one type of train. So if they switch
Speaker 19: between a diesel and electric train during the same shift,
Speaker 19: they want extra pay for that, and the MTA says, no,
Speaker 19: that's bogus, that's part of your job. They also want
Speaker 19: more money, So we'll see is that part of their job?
Speaker 19: What if you switch from one train or the other. Yeah,
Speaker 19: but they say they should get extra pay for that,
Speaker 19: and the MTA says, no, that's just that's you know,
Speaker 19: when you're on job.
Speaker 6: You're on the job.
Speaker 3: Oh, I may as well ask I what extra pay
Speaker 3: for everything? Yeah? What American doesn't right? Pay us extra?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 19: One more, Actually, this is an interesting one out of
Speaker 19: Long Island Stonybrook researchers yesterday holding this US conference all
Speaker 19: of a sudden to say that there is flesh eating
Speaker 19: bacteria and a bunch of bodies of water across Long Island,
Speaker 19: and they say that the locals are not responding quick
Speaker 19: enough to This has something to do with the nitrogen
Speaker 19: runoff that's entering Long Island's waterways, and so they're warning
Speaker 19: people who are compromised health wise to maybe stay out
Speaker 19: of the water for the summer because they're worried they
Speaker 19: could be killed within at period of time by this
Speaker 19: flesh eating bacteria.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, the water in New York, between flesh eating bacteria
Speaker 3: and the shark issue the last couple of years between
Speaker 3: Long Island and Rockaway, you literally are taking your life
Speaker 3: into your own hands jumping in the ocean. This summer,
Speaker 3: you got to go to the Jersey Shore. I guess,
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 19: Yeah, I mean last summer there were numerous times where
Speaker 19: they told people not to go in the water. The
Speaker 19: health department will issue these warnings, and so this group
Speaker 19: out of Stony Brook is saying, hey, if they issue
Speaker 19: the warning, even if they don't issue a warning, some
Speaker 19: people should stay out of the water all summer long.
Speaker 3: Well, we're going to talk to the two time Nassau
Speaker 3: County Executive, and of course, our enthusiastic choice to be
Speaker 3: the next governor here in New York. Our dear friend
Speaker 3: Bruce Plateman is stopping by today. He'll be here in
Speaker 3: the nine o'clock hour, and we'll ask Bruce about the water.
Speaker 3: Is Nashaale County? Right, it's mostly Suffocounty mostly something? Okay,
Speaker 3: So that's ed Romyin's job. Yeah, maybe we'll get ed
Speaker 3: Romain on. I don't know. All right, We've got a
Speaker 3: big show coming up. You heard me mention Bruce Blakeman,
Speaker 3: which Lowry He's gonna stop by today, the editor of
Speaker 3: the National Review. He's also on Brian Kilmead's radio show
Speaker 3: and Box News this morning. So a big media day
Speaker 3: coming up for Rich Lowry, who joins us every Wednesday.
Speaker 3: Also every Wednesday we talk to the former great Congressman
Speaker 3: great everything really think about it at Homeland Security, all
Speaker 3: the money he's helped raise for nine to eleven victims
Speaker 3: families over the years. Our dear friend Peter King, he's
Speaker 3: gonna be here, and a big one boats, a big one.
Speaker 3: A lot of you listening right now. Loved his father
Speaker 3: and certainly me and lou the Great Lulfino have a
Speaker 3: long history with his father. That would be don Imus
Speaker 3: his son Wyatt I miss now, believe it or not,
Speaker 3: twenty seven years old? Why and I miss first ever
Speaker 3: appearance on SID and Friends in the morning that's coming
Speaker 3: up at eight thirty. You gotta love it. All these
Speaker 3: people online arelike and like, these are message boards they
Speaker 3: go and why is Shid bringing on Wyatt? All SID
Speaker 3: does is bashemss. Guys, that is not even close to
Speaker 3: being true time and time again, which is annoyed Lou
Speaker 3: and Bernard. Over the years on this show, I've actually
Speaker 3: said that no one has influenced me more in my
Speaker 3: career than I miss time and time again. You've even said, Noah,
Speaker 3: that you listen every couple of mornings every week and go,
Speaker 3: oh my god, you sound like I miss. Yeah.
Speaker 6: It sends like a chill down my spine, Jail.
Speaker 3: I'm sure it does to Lou too. But the idea
Speaker 3: that all I do is basham is one thousand percent wrong.
Speaker 3: That's inaccurate, totally inaccurate. That's what but hated his guts.
Speaker 3: I never did. Have I been critical? Sure, Sure I
Speaker 3: had a lot of bad moments with Don, a lot
Speaker 3: of bad moments a lot, But but I would say
Speaker 3: over the last couple of years, especially since he died.
Speaker 3: I have been positive more than negative about the eye. Man.
Speaker 3: Would you agree with that?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I think that's accurate.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well it doesn't matter. See, it doesn't matter whether
Speaker 3: you're accurate. Like this putts on the New York message board,
Speaker 3: which nobody reads, I know, but I do read it,
Speaker 3: This dentist Alan snipping, He goes, you know, Sid, he
Speaker 3: should really be nicer to I Miss, because he would
Speaker 3: not be back in New York if not primus. Now,
Speaker 3: how many times have I told this story that I
Speaker 3: God rest his soul? I Miss did not want me
Speaker 3: back in New York, Alan snipping, You dumb bastard. Stop
Speaker 3: lying on that board and writing that it's not true.
Speaker 3: I Miss wanted Mike Lupica. So did a lot of
Speaker 3: other people. Craig Swab wanted Mike Lupica. Mike McVeigh wanted
Speaker 3: Mike Lupica. Dave Milner wanted Mike Lupica. But then I
Speaker 3: had my team. Bernie McGirk wanted me, Pete Morgan wanted me,
Speaker 3: Jovit Tally wanted me. Curtis Sleewa he's now a sellout, backstabber,
Speaker 3: but he wanted me, and most of all ched Lopez
Speaker 3: wanted me. It was not imss Imus didn't want me.
Speaker 3: But when I got back to New York, he was reminded,
Speaker 3: very very quickly, damn cit is good. So he met
Speaker 3: up a whole bubba mindzeng, a whole story about Warner
Speaker 3: Wolf just to blow him out to get me back
Speaker 3: on the air. You know that this whole nonsense. Well,
Speaker 3: if he was here and if he did this and
Speaker 3: did that, all nonsense. As soon as he heard me,
Speaker 3: he said, I gotta get this guy back on the show.
Speaker 3: And he did. But don't tell me what happened with
Speaker 3: me and Imus Alan or anybody else in this town.
Speaker 3: He did not want me back. He didn't. But that's okay.
Speaker 3: I didn't hold it against them, obviously, And like I said,
Speaker 3: I spend most of my days the last couple of
Speaker 3: years being complementary towards I miss the negative. It doesn't matter.
Speaker 3: You're still gonna write what you want all over the internet.
Speaker 3: But I don't hate the guy, not even close. I
Speaker 3: give him a lot of credit for where I am today.
Speaker 3: So hearing from Deirdre talking to Wyatt and putting Wyatt
Speaker 3: on today, I'm all too happy to do it. So
Speaker 3: that's what you got, folks on this Wednesday morning big
Speaker 3: edition of Sit and Friends in the Morning. Louis got
Speaker 3: the smile going, know, we got the chuckle going. We'll
Speaker 3: have some fun today for you folks. Wednesday, Sit and
Speaker 3: Friends in the.
Speaker 20: Morning, Sid and Friends in the Morning on the Red
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Speaker 3: What a great song. Actually sad to hear this morning.
Speaker 3: I was in the bathroom. It's actually urinating on all
Speaker 3: the details and listening to that great show that no
Speaker 3: one puts on every morning right before us.
Speaker 21: No one was asking me what you were doing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was in the bathroom between five and six
Speaker 3: every morning. It is a great show. Great show, nom
Speaker 3: that's everything you need to know, local around the country,
Speaker 3: around the world. Five to six the News Hour with
Speaker 3: Noam Leyton, and I heard that Dave Mason had died.
Speaker 3: And I love that song. I love him. He's got
Speaker 3: about four or five storms that I really enjoyed. But
Speaker 3: I had to hear that one. That one really hit
Speaker 3: me hard. No, Yeah, I bet you had no idea
Speaker 3: that when you did that story that I'd be that upset.
Speaker 6: No, And I was actually more concerned that you washed
Speaker 6: your hands afterwards.
Speaker 3: I never do only when I make do it? He
Speaker 3: not peepe? Yeah, yeah, you don't. You don't wash your
Speaker 3: hands after your pee by the way, he is one thing,
Speaker 3: but not peepe.
Speaker 6: And you don't close the door.
Speaker 19: No, I never closed it now, which is like I've
Speaker 19: had a moment where I'm like, oh, okay.
Speaker 3: You know the first time, yeah, the first time. My wife,
Speaker 3: my beautiful wife, Danielle, her mother, it's a tragic story,
Speaker 3: was killed in a car crash. Danielle was only eight
Speaker 3: years old. So Danielle's mom, Carol, who was killed. Her
Speaker 3: mother Florence, who we called Nana. She actually raised Danielle
Speaker 3: and Florence's husband, who Danielle referred to as Poppy Martin Neudeleman.
Speaker 3: So she was raised by her grandparents to wonderful people,
Speaker 3: and they did a great job obviously. So I remember
Speaker 3: they lived in Brooklyn on East fourteenth Street and Avenue
Speaker 3: N East fourteenth and End. Bescoed this Italian restaurant all
Speaker 3: the time. Magl Willows, who was right there, who knew
Speaker 3: a long story short. The first time that Nana invited
Speaker 3: me for dinner with Danielle invited me for dinner at
Speaker 3: Nana's apartment. I went and Danielle and I were dating
Speaker 3: just a little bit, you know, and her grandmother at
Speaker 3: that point was in her seventies. Nana lived till she
Speaker 3: was ninety seven years old. We lost her. God, it's guy.
Speaker 3: She must have died over ten years ago. I'm not
Speaker 3: exactly sure when, but I can tell you this the
Speaker 3: first time we have dinner. She lives in an apartment
Speaker 3: on it evan you want. It's not a big, you know,
Speaker 3: palatial house. It's an apartment. And I excuse myself on
Speaker 3: the dinner table, and I go to make peepy and
Speaker 3: I do what I do here. The door is wide open,
Speaker 3: and I'm making and I can hear first first time
Speaker 3: I met her grandmother, and I send to her mother,
Speaker 3: and I can hear her grandmother go, is he? Actually?
Speaker 3: Is he in the bathroom? I hear, and the door
Speaker 3: is open. So I come out and they're both kind
Speaker 3: of smiling. And although none I thought it was grotesque.
Speaker 3: So Danielle, now, I got up to do something in
Speaker 3: the kitchen. Thenielle said, said, what are you doing? You
Speaker 3: got to close the door. You don't even my grandmother
Speaker 3: is not like that, you know. She's an elegant classy lady.
Speaker 3: You never met her. You're in an apartment for the
Speaker 3: first time. You got to close the door when you
Speaker 3: use the bathroom.
Speaker 21: You're the only one.
Speaker 3: Well, my family, we never shut the door. Nobody shuts
Speaker 3: the door in my family, the Rosenbroys aren't like that
Speaker 3: door's wide open. I don't know, That's just the way
Speaker 3: we work. We would have these Christmas parties. We'd have
Speaker 3: three hundred people in our house in Brooklyn. My sisters
Speaker 3: would be sitting there on the toilet making and the
Speaker 3: doors would be wide open. Strangers in the house in Brooklyn,
Speaker 3: they're the party, and they walk by the bathroom and
Speaker 3: there's Ray Sherry on the toilet.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you realize that's that's odd and strange, bizarre.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but that's the least thing that's odd about my family,
Speaker 3: to be honest. That's I got a lot bigger stuff
Speaker 3: than that. But yeah, that's it's kind of odd. But
Speaker 3: that's what I do. So, whether it's not his apartmentor
Speaker 3: here at the office.
Speaker 22: Okay, well now it a little bit more, but right, God,
Speaker 22: that is that's really insane.
Speaker 3: I think I don't know that.
Speaker 22: I mean, my grandmother would do that times when she'd
Speaker 22: stay at my family's house.
Speaker 3: She would do that.
Speaker 22: Yeah, but she was getting old and that doesn't cheer anymore. Right,
Speaker 22: you just walk up the stairs as my grandmother's sitting
Speaker 22: on the moor.
Speaker 3: I got news for you. Okay. I'm getting old and
Speaker 3: I don't care anymore either, So I'm not all that
Speaker 3: different from your grandmother.
Speaker 21: That's crystal clearly.
Speaker 3: Yeah. So Dave Mason's dead and I pee you at
Speaker 3: the door open, I can I tell you that?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 6: What a tribute.
Speaker 3: Two major stories, breaking major news here on sitting friends
Speaker 3: in the morning. We'll take a quick trike Heartel tribute.
Speaker 3: Nobody doesn't like the air, Yeah, Bruce Blankman, Peter King,
Speaker 3: which Lowry Wyatt? I miss? Just the name of you,
Speaker 3: Big Wednesday'll be right by.
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Speaker 23: bowlers start out in Boston. John Carlos Stanton hit a
Speaker 23: solo homer and the second added a two run double
Speaker 23: as the Yankees extended their winning streak to four with
Speaker 23: a four to nothing win over the bust in A
Speaker 23: Red Sox and the opener of a three game set. Stanton,
Speaker 23: who sat out a seven to nothing win over Kansas
Speaker 23: City on Sunday after going oh for nine in his
Speaker 23: previous two games, drove in the first three for New
Speaker 23: York and gave started Luis Heel all the offense he
Speaker 23: needed against the struggling Socks. Heel picked up his first
Speaker 23: win of the season, holding Boston in just two hits
Speaker 23: and six and a third as the Yankees out hit
Speaker 23: the Red Sox ten to four, then cruise to their
Speaker 23: major league leading fifth shutout of the season. Cody Bellinger
Speaker 23: extended is hitting streak to nine straight with a single
Speaker 23: in the eighth and scored on Randall Gritchick's double to
Speaker 23: center Ben Rice, who had homered in four straight games.
Speaker 23: He comes back down to Earth, he goes oh for
Speaker 23: four with four strikeouts. Up next for the Yankees, the
Speaker 23: A Smax Freed. We'll get the start for game two
Speaker 23: of the of three, I should say tonight from Boston.
Speaker 23: First pitch is scheduled four six forty five PM. Once
Speaker 23: again in Queens, the Mets lost their twelfth consecutive game.
Speaker 23: The Curse of sid Rosenberg lives on, falling five to
Speaker 23: three to the Minnesota Twins in the opener of a
Speaker 23: three game set in New York. Skid is their longest since
Speaker 23: they dropped twelve straight from August tenth to twenty third
Speaker 23: in two thousand and two. No team has made the
Speaker 23: playoffs after a season in which it has lost twelve
Speaker 23: in a row. Closer Devin Williams blued in the ninth,
Speaker 23: failing to retire any of the five batters he faced
Speaker 23: before being booed off the mound. Williams was has allowed
Speaker 23: I should say, seven runs while recording four outs, and
Speaker 23: his last three appearances, the Mets were in position and
Speaker 23: there street with Nolan McLean retired the first fifteen Twins batters,
Speaker 23: and Francisco Lindor had a three run homer in the
Speaker 23: third to give the Mets their biggest leads in April fifth,
Speaker 23: and they just couldn't hold on up next form Clay
Speaker 23: Holmes is set to start for Tonight's middle game of
Speaker 23: this three game series. First pitch scheduled for seven to
Speaker 23: ten pm from City Field Quick check in on playoff
Speaker 23: basketball in the NBA. Your Final from Boston yesterday, six
Speaker 23: Ers beating the Celtics one eleven and ninety seven. That
Speaker 23: series now nodded at a game apiece. Down in San Antonio,
Speaker 23: Trailblazers beat the Spurs one oh six to one oh three,
Speaker 23: so that series also nodded at a game apiece and out.
Speaker 23: In Los Angeles, the Lakers jumping out to a two
Speaker 23: games to none series lead over the Rockets with a
Speaker 23: one on one to ninety four win a last night,
Speaker 23: and of course locally here we're looking ahead two tomorrow night,
Speaker 23: the Knicks picking up their first round playoff series against
Speaker 23: the Hawks. That series will move to Atlanta for tomorrow
Speaker 23: night's contest. That is You Sports sponsored by Pete Morgan
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Speaker 23: I'm justin Elk on seventy seven WABSA.
Speaker 20: Sid and Friends in the morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 20: Podcast Network.
Speaker 18: One two coming at Taylor, Foul tips it for Strike
Speaker 18: three and the bets Lewison streak has reached and even
Speaker 18: does it for the first time since two thousand and
Speaker 18: two The Beleaguer Twins Bullpen goes twelve up at twelve down.
Speaker 18: Have the Twins come from three runs down to beat
Speaker 18: the man's five to three?
Speaker 3: Peter Frampton, the Great Blue Raffino, telling me today that
Speaker 3: the Great Peter Frampton celebrating a birthday today. And if
Speaker 3: I had a guess, I'm gonna go with Pete's seventy five.
Speaker 21: Wow, you are so close.
Speaker 3: How old is he?
Speaker 21: You're so warm?
Speaker 3: Seventy six, seventy six. I listen almost every artist and
Speaker 3: we do this every day. Lou does a great job,
Speaker 3: and people love it. Bill o'roddy, who just did his
Speaker 3: morning report, he loves it when we shout out birthdays
Speaker 3: of all these great bands and singers and songwriters, and
Speaker 3: they're all in their seventies and eighties. Yeah, you know
Speaker 3: that's it.
Speaker 21: Yeah, Well that the whole generation is well, that's what
Speaker 21: we play.
Speaker 3: We're not playing rap on this show. We're not playing
Speaker 3: the New Waters on this show. I just turned fifty
Speaker 3: nine on Sunday. Here in your sixties. Gnome is right there.
Speaker 3: So the music that we like, everybody we like is
Speaker 3: seventy to eighty five. Yeah, pretty much, And that was
Speaker 3: Gary Cohen on the call. You know the Mets, if
Speaker 3: you didn't watch the game last night, you found out
Speaker 3: they lost five to three. They did actually enjoy a
Speaker 3: very early three nothing lead. Francisco Lindor hit a monster
Speaker 3: three run home run gave the Mets the early three
Speaker 3: nothing lead, and Minnesota clawed back. They got two, they
Speaker 3: got one. So Devin Williams did not blow the save
Speaker 3: in the ninth inning. He lost the game because the
Speaker 3: Twins entered the ninth inning in a three to three tie.
Speaker 3: Game was tied again. The Mets let three nothing, the
Speaker 3: Twins got two in the sixth, one in the seventh
Speaker 3: or eighth rever it was. So it's three to three
Speaker 3: in the ninth and here comes fifty one million dollar closer,
Speaker 3: Devin Williams. Remember the Mets let Edwin Diaz go. Now, look, look, look,
Speaker 3: I don't know if Edwin Diaz would have stayed, if
Speaker 3: they would have paid him, I don't know. You know, again,
Speaker 3: we keep hearing reports of a very tumultuous clubhouse in
Speaker 3: locker room last year, and the Mets stunk and Edwin
Speaker 3: Diaz had a chance to go to the team that
Speaker 3: has won two straight World Series and by the way,
Speaker 3: right now already has the best record in Major League
Speaker 3: Baseball well on their way to the third straight World
Speaker 3: Series win. And that's the Los Angeles Dodgers. So I'm
Speaker 3: not killing the Mets for losing Diaz. He may have left,
Speaker 3: but you know he's out for a long time now.
Speaker 3: He's injured and he's getting surgery and he's gonna be
Speaker 3: out for a couple of months, is what I heard,
Speaker 3: Edwin Diaz. Oh, the only Met that we uh, well,
Speaker 3: two Mets left us. They're doing well the Nemo trade.
Speaker 3: Nemo's hitting the ball well in Texas, Jeff McNeil doing
Speaker 3: okay in Oakland, Alonzo has been miserable in Baltimore, and
Speaker 3: Diaz is now heard for an extended period of time.
Speaker 3: Doesn't mean they wouldn't be helpy and performing here. But
Speaker 3: the truth is these guys haven't gone elsewhere and set
Speaker 3: the world on fire, and they did not set the
Speaker 3: world on fire here last year. Okay, So with all
Speaker 3: the bitching about the players, which I do plenty of
Speaker 3: that left, they're not exactly in the early MVP voting
Speaker 3: in their new homes.
Speaker 22: Well, the argument about Alonso is, like Joe said the
Speaker 22: other you want to keep your homegrown Yeah.
Speaker 21: Yes, he's the all time leader.
Speaker 3: Yes home runs, Yes, So I wanted to keep him. No,
Speaker 3: I wanted to keep him. And Polanco the guy they
Speaker 3: got to replace him. He's out, he's injured. You can't
Speaker 3: make it up. So Devin Williams comes in. They give
Speaker 3: him fifty one million dollars. The same Devin Williams that
Speaker 3: last year the Yankees acquired to be their closer and
Speaker 3: he lost that job. He was demoted relatively quickly because
Speaker 3: he was awful, and he admitted that talking about Pete Alonso. Ironically,
Speaker 3: when he was on the Brewers, Devin Williams a couple
Speaker 3: of years ago and one of the best closers in baseball, unhittable.
Speaker 3: You may remember, he gave up a home run in
Speaker 3: the playoffs to Peter that lifted the Mets past Milwaukee
Speaker 3: in that playoff series, and Devin admitted he has never
Speaker 3: been the same. He admitted it never been the same
Speaker 3: since Alonzo hit the home run. That's what he blamed
Speaker 3: last year's lousy season with the Yankees on. Okay, fine,
Speaker 3: now it's a new year. Now it's two years later.
Speaker 3: Now it's another team, another fifty one million dollars, and
Speaker 3: this son of a bitch kicking anybody out. Anybody, he's
Speaker 3: got three horrendous appearances in a row three, So he
Speaker 3: gives up the two runs in the ninth and the
Speaker 3: next thing you know, the streak is twelve. So for
Speaker 3: the second time today, which I promised you early, I'm
Speaker 3: going to do it again. I told you in the
Speaker 3: first segment that somebody at the Pentagon sent me something
Speaker 3: yesterday and did not reveal that person who did the
Speaker 3: same thing right now. Somebody called me yesterday and said,
Speaker 3: Steve Cohen wants to talk to you, and he's upset.
Speaker 3: He's not mad at me, far as I know. He maybe,
Speaker 3: but this person conveyed to me that Cohen realizes and
Speaker 3: understands the power of my voice in the city, which
Speaker 3: you should, and he wants to talk to me. Why
Speaker 3: didn't re shout to me yesterday? Maybe he will today,
Speaker 3: I don't know. But it was conveyed to me that
Speaker 3: Steve Cohen is upset and does want to talk to me,
Speaker 3: and I'd love to talk to Steve, even though at
Speaker 3: this point, you know, Fred Wolpan was really disliked by
Speaker 3: the time he sold the Mets, which is unfair because
Speaker 3: I can tell you Fred Wolpon was one of the is,
Speaker 3: one of the nicest men, great owner. You know. Look,
Speaker 3: they had their financial issues. He got in bed with
Speaker 3: Bernie madeoff. We know what happened there. But Fred Wolpand
Speaker 3: was a great, great owner for a long time, and
Speaker 3: he loved the Mets. He really did his son Jeff.
Speaker 3: Completely different story. When I was at the fan we
Speaker 3: had the Mets, almost everybody liked Freddy. Nobody liked Jeff. Sorry,
Speaker 3: then I told you when I got let go or
Speaker 3: resign whatever it was back in two thousand and five
Speaker 3: that the second phone call I received to make sure
Speaker 3: I was okay after Jim Nance was Fred Wipin. And
Speaker 3: Freddie was a good guy like Freddy, And I'm hearing that.
Speaker 3: Steve Cohen's a really good guy. I don't know him.
Speaker 3: I met him twice, a handshake with Bill O'Reilly in
Speaker 3: the dining room at City Field. That's all I know
Speaker 3: about Steve Cohen. But he is becoming really disliked in
Speaker 3: this city because nobody cares about your personality, Nobody cares
Speaker 3: how rich you are. Nobody cares about casinos, be psychotic
Speaker 3: sports fans. All they want to see is a winner.
Speaker 3: And after an improbable, amazing run by the Mets in
Speaker 3: the second half two years ago, the Mets have been
Speaker 3: awful since now a year and twenty plus games into
Speaker 3: this season. So Cohen, because he's rich, gets to sit
Speaker 3: courtside at Nick playoff games, sitting right there with John McEnroe,
Speaker 3: Spike Lee, he used to be Howard Stern, I don't
Speaker 3: even know. I guess Ben Stiller and his wife, bunch
Speaker 3: of famous people. And he's sitting there at the Nick
Speaker 3: game wearing his med hat. And the Knicks blow a
Speaker 3: lead and lose Game two to the Hawks. Now Cohen
Speaker 3: was not there for Game one and the Knicks made
Speaker 3: easy work of the Hawks, but he was here in
Speaker 3: Game two. They suffered a fourth quarter collapse and they
Speaker 3: lost the game. That was the motivation, the inspiration behind
Speaker 3: my dear friend Craig Cartin's little Instagram video yesterday take
Speaker 3: in all his frustrations out on the met owner. Now
Speaker 3: he keeps saying, eleven game losing streak. This was yesterday morning.
Speaker 3: The Mets are now at a twelve game losing streak.
Speaker 3: But you'll get the idea about the wrath that Met
Speaker 3: owner Steve Cohen is facing all over town. Craig Corton
Speaker 3: Lewis cut number one. The guy that's the shoulder.
Speaker 5: The majority of the blame for the collapse in the
Speaker 5: fourth quarter is New York Mets owner Steve Cohen.
Speaker 3: Get your unlucky ass out of my building.
Speaker 5: Steve Cohen, you've lost eleven consecutive games with the New
Speaker 5: York Mets.
Speaker 6: We don't want your bed ju ju in our building.
Speaker 3: This is a rule that he has to wear a
Speaker 3: Mets head everywhere who he is. Meanwhile, he's the most
Speaker 3: hated guy in your right now just listen. Say you're rich,
Speaker 3: but why do you have to win?
Speaker 5: I remind you that I'm a billionaire that owns the
Speaker 5: New York Mets. You lost eleven consecutive games. You do, schnuck,
Speaker 5: We'll get out of my building. All you do is
Speaker 5: bring bad luck everywhere you go. From a sports perspective,
Speaker 5: maybe you should bring the mayor here to hug Jalen
Speaker 5: Brunson four Game five, you knucklehead.
Speaker 3: I like that Craig Court and that was funny, and
Speaker 3: he's not a terrible guy, but I gotta tell you
Speaker 3: know what's going bad when the Minnesota Twins now they're
Speaker 3: not a good baseball team. They've been bad the last
Speaker 3: couple of years, and they traded away just about everybody
Speaker 3: before the start of the year. Yet Minnesota, through twenty
Speaker 3: three games this season is playing better than five hundred baseball.
Speaker 3: They're now twelve and eleven. Twelve and eleven, The Mets
Speaker 3: have the least amount of wins in Major League Baseball.
Speaker 3: That's right. Even Kansas City and Colorado have won more
Speaker 3: games than the Mets. Still stuck on seven they've been
Speaker 3: there since eight. Wel the ninth And when the opposing
Speaker 3: team makes fun of you on Twitter the night you lose,
Speaker 3: that's embarrassing. With the capital east, o'norm and lou and
Speaker 3: justin do you saw this? But the Minnesota Twin baseball
Speaker 3: team actually tweeted last night after beating the Mets things
Speaker 3: you can get in a dozen eggs, roses Mets losses
Speaker 3: from the Minnesota Twins. I swear to God, that's great.
Speaker 3: That is go this morning to the Minnesota Twins. Actual
Speaker 3: titter up on the Twitter from the baseball team, and
Speaker 3: it reads things you can get in a dozen eggs,
Speaker 3: roses Met losses. The Twins are making fun of the Mets.
Speaker 21: Wow, are they insane?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 21: I love it, Okay, yeah, it's great. Love it. But
Speaker 21: where it's fair, it's bad.
Speaker 3: You're right. It's not exactly a good sport, I know,
Speaker 3: from a team that hasn't won much. But but it
Speaker 3: just goes to Sean. Look, I gotta say this. So
Speaker 3: I'm watching both games because I'm a Yankee fan. Now,
Speaker 3: So my Yankees look great, you know, big knife John
Speaker 3: Carlos Stanton hits another home run at two run double.
Speaker 3: Louise Hill was great on the mound last night, shut out.
Speaker 3: The Red Sox were off off to it also off
Speaker 3: to a bad start. Nine wins, and the Yankees have
Speaker 3: now won four straight. They swept the Royals. We're playing
Speaker 3: Yankee baseball, guys. Okay, we're playing Yankee baseball. My team
Speaker 3: looks like the champs they are twenty seven times. We're
Speaker 3: playing Yankee baseball. Pitch, Yeah we are right, Yeah baseball
Speaker 3: sticking them up Joseph a boot's ass and Bedway probably
Speaker 3: the wrong. I should probably take that back, should yeah, worse.
Speaker 3: So I'm going back and forth between my Yanks, who
Speaker 3: went every night. Now win the mess. And the only
Speaker 3: thing to think of is that people in the stands
Speaker 3: last night. I don't know, I know, look up the
Speaker 3: actual attendance and all I can think of. And I'm sorry, Lisa,
Speaker 3: g I love you so much of you were there
Speaker 3: and any other friends.
Speaker 24: But what a loser like? It was thirty degrees out
Speaker 24: there last night. It was wet, it was damp, it
Speaker 24: was freezing. The team hasn't won since April ninth. I
Speaker 24: love going to a ball game. Did it with my dad?
Speaker 24: Do it with Gabriel? Been to a bunch of Yankee
Speaker 24: games or ready this year?
Speaker 3: What kind of loser is sitting in Queens last night
Speaker 3: for this losing baseball team in suck freezing temperatures. What
Speaker 3: kind of loser? Thirty two thousand losers, that's what.
Speaker 6: But that's the number of tickets that were sold.
Speaker 3: I gotta tell you, you look like a lot of people there. Really,
Speaker 3: I'm watching the game. I mean I saw plenty of
Speaker 3: empty seats, you know, the right behind home plate, the
Speaker 3: great seats, plenty of empty seats, but still there were
Speaker 3: still a lot of people there. Well, who's going to this?
Speaker 3: This team stinks and it's freezing outside. I understand it's
Speaker 3: a nice night. You want to enjoy the game with
Speaker 3: your family. These people think that because they're like loyal
Speaker 3: fans and go to every game, they're going to heaven.
Speaker 3: Shure to God. They got like child porn some of
Speaker 3: these people, you know, they who knows what they've got.
Speaker 3: Look at some of these people at these games wearing
Speaker 3: satin baseball jackets, and they just look ridiculous. They're out there,
Speaker 3: they're going to heaven because they love their Mets thirty degrees.
Speaker 3: The team hasn't won in weeks. Like I said yesterday,
Speaker 3: the last time the Mets won, Iron had a Navy.
Speaker 3: I love that one. And they'll be out there again
Speaker 3: tonight with signs that read the streak ends tonight. But
Speaker 3: of those signs last night, like okay, great, if the
Speaker 3: streak ends tonight. Now you've lost twelve out of thirteen.
Speaker 3: That's something to be proud about. Right, if the streak
Speaker 3: ends tonight, you still suck a big one, monkey bulls
Speaker 3: eight wins. What are you nuts? I'm not going tonight. Well,
Speaker 3: I'm never going there.
Speaker 6: So you're gonna return Steve Cohen's call or a you're
Speaker 6: gonna call him or no.
Speaker 3: I'm not calling him.
Speaker 6: He has to call you first.
Speaker 3: Well, I was told he's gonna call me, So I.
Speaker 19: Think you need to tell him that he needs to
Speaker 19: come on here, and no, he won't do that. But
Speaker 19: he doesn't do that, then maybe he needs to because
Speaker 19: Mets fans want to hear from him what the hell
Speaker 19: he's gonna do to fix it.
Speaker 3: Well, certainly invite him, but I'm not gonna not talk
Speaker 3: to him. If he doesn't come here. I'm more than
Speaker 3: happy to have a private conversation with Steve and whatever
Speaker 3: he tells me, I can't. I won't say you know.
Speaker 19: That right, But I'm just saying he'd be smart, I think,
Speaker 19: to come on and actually have a full on interview
Speaker 19: so you tell us what's going on.
Speaker 3: Everybody would be smart to come on this show, whether
Speaker 3: it's President Trump, who does come on often, Steve Cohen,
Speaker 3: Aaron Boone, Wyatt, I miss doesn't matter. You're almost not
Speaker 3: smart if you don't come on this show. If you're
Speaker 3: a New Yorker, then you have any influence in this city,
Speaker 3: not just politically, but any influence. You should want to
Speaker 3: be here. That's the bottom line. You want to go
Speaker 3: on the fan. But Boomer and Gail God bless you
Speaker 3: have one. No one goes across the street because they
Speaker 3: don't get guests. They say, we don't want guests. No,
Speaker 3: you can't get guests. You think I'm stupid and your
Speaker 3: ratings are embarrassing, just like the election results were. You
Speaker 3: want to have an honest conversation, you want to lie.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you the real numbers. No traction at all
Speaker 3: hasn't meant the thing. All the big talking we're gonna rape,
Speaker 3: it's not going to be number one bla, no traction
Speaker 3: at all, nothing, nothing. No one's leaving this. Why would
Speaker 3: you leave this? We got the best guests, we got
Speaker 3: the best conversations, we got great music, We talk sports,
Speaker 3: we talk lifestyle. Lewis's impressions are the best in the world.
Speaker 3: Were funny. You're gonna leave this to listen to two
Speaker 3: old men talk about Eric Adams for four hours. That
Speaker 3: makes a lot of sense. Oh, I said it. I
Speaker 3: say it a lot lately because I'm curious kicking their ass,
Speaker 3: just kicking their ass. It's embarrassing. So if you switch
Speaker 3: over and you hear something different, he's lying.
Speaker 25: Lying.
Speaker 3: Ted puts his hand on the Bible. He's lying. I
Speaker 3: see the numbers four, eight to two to one, four,
Speaker 3: nine to two, two five two to a one six.
Speaker 3: These meat numbers mean nothing to you. But just trust
Speaker 3: me when I tell you it is blowout. You know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: No, right here, what you're saying.
Speaker 3: Yeah, know, I'm so uncomfortable because he's one of the
Speaker 3: few people here that actually he'll talk to that guy.
Speaker 3: So we have a couple of double agents here. I
Speaker 3: know who you are too, so.
Speaker 6: So John, who's the other double agent.
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna talk about it now, No.
Speaker 21: You can, because you would reveal the double agent.
Speaker 3: Then you'd be dummy, right, Okay, let me reveal the
Speaker 3: double agent. Then he'd be a single agent.
Speaker 21: No, I mean jesus, he'pionage not Yeah.
Speaker 19: Yeah, you must be confusing being a double agent like
Speaker 19: singles hard.
Speaker 6: Yeah, keep it all straight.
Speaker 3: And I'm kind of right about that.
Speaker 26: It's true.
Speaker 21: It's like how we are with each other double agent.
Speaker 3: With yeah, I don't know. Oh, we got a lot
Speaker 3: of great guests still to come, which Lowry is coming
Speaker 3: up next to the editor of the National Review, will
Speaker 3: do something after rich A Rite. Then you get Bruce Blateman,
Speaker 3: you get Peter King, you get Wyatt I miss already
Speaker 3: the best show in New York radio in the first
Speaker 3: ninety seven minutes. The good news is we got a
Speaker 3: lot more to go. It's Wednesday on Sitting Friends in the.
Speaker 20: Morning, Sid and Friends in the Morning on the Red
Speaker 20: Apple Podcast Network.
Speaker 27: Democrats do not play politics the way Republicans do. The difference,
Speaker 27: they do not. They do not. Democrats played by the
Speaker 27: marquista Queen's barry rules. I think they're not rule breakers.
Speaker 3: Oh no, what.
Speaker 28: You're trying to tell me?
Speaker 27: They're not.
Speaker 28: I if the Democrats take the Senate, I would twenty
Speaker 28: twenty seven, I hope in twenty twenty seven and Alito
Speaker 28: retires and Trump names a Supreme Court justice that the
Speaker 28: Democrats are going to have hearings and actually confirm him.
Speaker 27: I think they were her because they don't.
Speaker 3: Do chance that racist biac Joy Reid trying to convince
Speaker 3: my guy Maury Povich that the Democrats play nice. Is
Speaker 3: she kidding me? Joy Reid is one of the most repugnant,
Speaker 3: just disgusting, repulsive, racist eggs racist that God has ever created.
Speaker 3: Is that fair to say? No?
Speaker 6: Yeah, she's up there, that's fair.
Speaker 3: She is so disgusting Democrats play by the rules? Are
Speaker 3: you nuts? She's the same asshole I said it, that's right.
Speaker 3: Who when I spoke at Trump's rally at Madison Square
Speaker 3: Garden splice the video? Har and Rachel Maddow both did it?
Speaker 3: Read and Matto Mattow whatever her stupid name is. They
Speaker 3: actually spliced the video between my speech at President Trump's
Speaker 3: rally right before he won and the Nazi rally in
Speaker 3: nineteen thirty six at Madison Square Garden. Joy Reid and
Speaker 3: Rachel Maddow. Oh, I can't stand her. Rich Lowry's coming
Speaker 3: up next and which will be happy to know that
Speaker 3: he inspired me to write a tweet last night at
Speaker 3: sid Rosenberg nineteen. That's my Twitter account at sid Rosenberg nineteen.
Speaker 3: It goes like this, Any Jewish person that still identifies
Speaker 3: Joy Reid as a Democrat is a traitor that goes
Speaker 3: for family and friends. Look at this vile radical woman
Speaker 3: who just won in New Jersey. Take a look at
Speaker 3: a mere mock led This is a Rich Lowry story
Speaker 3: selected by the Dems to sit on the Board of
Speaker 3: Regents at the University of Michigan. And the worst of
Speaker 3: all is our radical Islam mayor right here in New
Speaker 3: York City, Jee haters and socialists is now officially the
Speaker 3: Democrat Party. Congratulations, joy read. It's been trending since the Squad,
Speaker 3: but now it's everywhere. As Rich Lowry points out, the
Speaker 3: Islamization of us politics is here. That's not what our
Speaker 3: country was built on. God help us. So there you go, Rich,
Speaker 3: you inspired and tweet from sid Rosenberg last.
Speaker 4: Night that's that's really inspiring. Stuff did. And it's amazing
Speaker 4: to talk to the chief Knakahoma of the New York Mets.
Speaker 4: You leave and they just start losing. Yeah, they gotta
Speaker 4: find a way to bring it.
Speaker 2: Back to it.
Speaker 3: Well, that's up to Steve Cohen. I was told on
Speaker 3: a serious note by mutual friend yesterday that Cohen is
Speaker 3: going to reach out to me today. We'll see. But
Speaker 3: in a serious note, you know, nobody, nobody in the
Speaker 3: country was even talking about that hug, which most sane people,
Speaker 3: I understand, didn't care much about it. But I went
Speaker 3: nuts because I'm shaking hands with mister and missus met before.
Speaker 3: We've had nice interactions, but that hug with Mom Donnie
Speaker 3: was nearly porn I'm like, what is this and then
Speaker 3: I went out and I called, as you know, rich
Speaker 3: mister medananti Semite, And ever since then, the Mets have
Speaker 3: lost all eleven games.
Speaker 4: This might I don't mean to be sliding about your
Speaker 4: impact in New York City and elsewhere, but this might
Speaker 4: have been this might be your biggest thing you've ever driven.
Speaker 3: Well, you know it's only true if you give me
Speaker 3: the credit for it. So, for example, Brian Kilmead and
Speaker 3: Steve Varney gave me credit for it. Yesterday, Bill O'Reilly
Speaker 3: Mark Simone out kick on Fox News, Fox News. But
Speaker 3: like you watch a local media Marshall Kramer interviewing the
Speaker 3: mayor yesterday on CBS about the Met curse, don't even
Speaker 3: mention my name. It all started with me.
Speaker 4: That's terrible, that's terrible, terrible. Credit worth du But I'm
Speaker 4: not sure how much you're a Yankee fan yet. I
Speaker 4: think you're all tranced a moment.
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, no, no, yeah.
Speaker 4: I watching You're still watching that s game.
Speaker 3: Well I want them to lose, so I watched them. Okay,
Speaker 3: I'm watching the Yankees.
Speaker 4: You have it right now. If I mentioned that the
Speaker 4: Yankees haven't won a World Series since two thousand and nine.
Speaker 4: Do you have a sixth pillion in your stomach? No?
Speaker 3: I didn't care about the Yankees back then. So the
Speaker 3: last seventeen well Yankee fan. No, the last seventeen years
Speaker 3: mean nothing to me. I'm only a Yankee fan for
Speaker 3: seventeen days.
Speaker 4: Even less, you expect to have a six feeling your
Speaker 4: stomach if we don't win it all this year.
Speaker 3: Yes, this year will be very disappointed. And I sat
Speaker 3: there watched last night, I watched Stanton hit that monstrous
Speaker 3: home run. I watched Stanton hit that big two run double.
Speaker 3: I was thrilled to see Luis Heel pitch so well.
Speaker 3: So I watched almost a whole Yankee game at ben
Speaker 3: Waite Park. But it's kind of like when I watch
Speaker 3: Fox News, I enjoy it. That's the Yankees, And when
Speaker 3: I go to ms NOW hate.
Speaker 4: What freaking out ms now?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I get it. There it is, I get it.
Speaker 4: That makes sense?
Speaker 3: All right. So here's the story that you put out,
Speaker 3: which was syndicated in the New York Post yesterday, Michigan's
Speaker 3: Dear Born Gems preview the future of US politics. And
Speaker 3: you're talking specifically about Amir mack Led, who is now
Speaker 3: a nominee for the seat on the University of Michigan
Speaker 3: Board of Regents. And again you go back to this
Speaker 3: disgusting lady Mahea who beat Joe Hathaway in New Jersey.
Speaker 3: She took Mikey Muhammad Cheryl's old seat the mayor here
Speaker 3: in New York City. This is not an okay trend.
Speaker 3: This is United States politics. And I think that was
Speaker 3: the point you were making just yesterday.
Speaker 4: Yeah, of course, so this raise in Michigan wasn't the
Speaker 4: most important one is for a seat on the Board
Speaker 4: of Regents of the University of Michigan. But it's still
Speaker 4: very telling. This guy Maclip, he praised Hesbelo leaders on Twitter.
Speaker 4: He praised Alamani on Twitter. He retweeted Cannis Owens that
Speaker 4: nut job saying that Israelis are murderers and liars and
Speaker 4: blackmailers and evil and all demons and all the rest
Speaker 4: of it. And he beat a Jewish guy, a completely
Speaker 4: respectable democrat, you know, used to be an Obama attorney.
Speaker 4: They've been victimized by anti Semitic vandalism, you know, in
Speaker 4: the pro homuse protests, because he wasn't with those people
Speaker 4: at his office, at his home, his wife's car and
Speaker 4: the Jew lost and this the jew hater won, and
Speaker 4: that's really a sign of where the party is going.
Speaker 4: So we have a lot of crazy anti Semitic right
Speaker 4: wing influencers, but they haven't changed the orientation or publican
Speaker 4: politics where Democrats are changing right before our eyes.
Speaker 3: Because they're not involved with the administration. I mean, Tucker
Speaker 3: Carlson doesn't work for Trump, and now Trump has and
Speaker 3: now even Tucker's son who is working with j D
Speaker 3: manage that kids out. I'm not sure if he walked
Speaker 3: out to start his own political prom where they kicked
Speaker 3: him out. But they have no role in government. These
Speaker 3: democrats are all real politicians.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if they went in twenty eight, you'll have some
Speaker 4: effort to make his into apartheid era of South Africa.
Speaker 4: That's how they'll regard it. Now, I don't think they'll
Speaker 4: actually be able to do. It'll be a little bit
Speaker 4: like Biden was with Saudi Arabia at beginning of this term.
Speaker 4: We're going to turn our back on these people. Then
Speaker 4: you realize they're so important you can't, But that'll be
Speaker 4: the tendency. This is a very serious night.
Speaker 3: I agree with you one hundred percent and Mamdannie is
Speaker 3: the face of all of it. You do realize that
Speaker 3: he's the face of all of it. So I got
Speaker 3: a buddy at the Pentagon last night who sent me this.
Speaker 3: And you know, I love Trump more than anybody, Okay,
Speaker 3: I think more than Milania, and I feel badly ever
Speaker 3: criticizing the president. I'm not sure this is criticizing him,
Speaker 3: but somebody the Pentagon did, and I'm starting to look
Speaker 3: at some of this and go some of it makes
Speaker 3: a little bit of sense. Look, I'm still happy that
Speaker 3: President Trump started this with Iran. I thought it was
Speaker 3: a necessity. I still do you know this is the
Speaker 3: country that is the reason why you've got those terror
Speaker 3: proxies killing Americans. Listen, can't fleet folks. I know it's
Speaker 3: all about the Jews for sid killing Americans and hisies,
Speaker 3: whether it's has Bola, Comaster Hutis and other Iranian groups
Speaker 3: over the last forty seven years. So I'm all poor
Speaker 3: President Trump starting the war. But now it's starting to
Speaker 3: get silly. All right, you're two months in, it's another ceasefire,
Speaker 3: and I think we're confused. I really do. So I
Speaker 3: got this last night from a friend who was at
Speaker 3: the Pentagon, and it says sid before the war, Iran
Speaker 3: did not control the Strait of Hormuz. They do now
Speaker 3: Iran oil was sanctioned. Now it's not. Iran was not
Speaker 3: really building a nuclear weapon according to the Pentagon Intelligence Agency.
Speaker 3: Now they will US bases in the Gulf for assets,
Speaker 3: now the liabilities, and everyone is laughing at us because
Speaker 3: the truth is Trump and the United States is stuck.
Speaker 3: Any validity in your opinion which to any of.
Speaker 4: That, I think there's a validity to it. I don't know,
Speaker 4: that's not quite my my take, but I think it
Speaker 4: was a big problem that we didn't plan properly around
Speaker 4: an Iranian attempt to take over the Strait or her
Speaker 4: moves prior to the war. According to the credible reporting,
Speaker 4: is because Trump just thought they'd capitulate before then clearly
Speaker 4: they haven't. So we are stuck at the moment. You know,
Speaker 4: I think the blockade is creative idea and one has
Speaker 4: a lot of merit, and we can basically trade eventually.
Speaker 4: I think, you know, we'll end the blockade if you
Speaker 4: end your block edge of the straight, and then we'll
Speaker 4: get some sort of JCPOA type deal. I don't think.
Speaker 4: I think it'll be a little better, probably than the JCPOA.
Speaker 4: But I think it'll be a better situation because you're
Speaker 4: layering on top of some assurance at they'll pause for
Speaker 4: a while. Massive destruction of their weapons systems, their military,
Speaker 4: and their their economy. So I think it'll take years
Speaker 4: for them to recover from this. Is it everything you
Speaker 4: would have hoped for at the outset? You know, the
Speaker 4: regime falls or we go get the uranium. No, it's
Speaker 4: going to be a continuation of what's been a fifty
Speaker 4: year war. But are they more powerful or less than
Speaker 4: they were?
Speaker 3: You know, not even close? Right, They're less powerful last
Speaker 3: for years, Right, they're less powerful. But I keep hearing
Speaker 3: people like I was talking to buy and kill me
Speaker 3: this morning and he said, look, I fully expect Trump
Speaker 3: in the United States go back in there with some
Speaker 3: more military power. Okay, that's what I want to see.
Speaker 3: I wanted to see that two weeks ago Tuesday night.
Speaker 3: You know, I was furious two weeks ago. That's great.
Speaker 3: He said, yeah, we're going to finish the job. And
Speaker 3: I said, really, what does that mean at this point?
Speaker 3: Finish the job? I mean, does that mean you're getting
Speaker 3: the uranium? Does that mean that you're going to be
Speaker 3: once again in total control of the Strait up horror moves.
Speaker 3: Does that mean that the IRGC, which I think is
Speaker 3: the most important part of this is completely destroyed? When
Speaker 3: people keep saying on TV, Trump supporters and elsewhere, finish
Speaker 3: the job, which Lowry, What the hell does that mean?
Speaker 4: I've had exactly the same thought and almost exactly the
Speaker 4: same words finishing the job with the ending of the regime.
Speaker 4: It's just outside of our power. It's not outside of
Speaker 4: our power and theory, right, we could march a couple
Speaker 4: divisions in there and end it in a week if
Speaker 4: we wanted to, But we don't want to because we
Speaker 4: want to pay that kind of price. So I do wonder.
Speaker 4: I think Trump clearly is really reluctant to start hitting
Speaker 4: them hard again. I think he might have to. I
Speaker 4: think we might need to do more in the straight
Speaker 4: kind of run freedom and the navigation operations as they
Speaker 4: call them, to demonstrate that they can't control the Strait.
Speaker 4: But sure of that, I don't think they believe them.
Speaker 4: I don't think they believe in any threats anymore. This
Speaker 4: is the problem in terms of levers, you know.
Speaker 3: I don't think they cared. In the beginning, they'd rather die,
Speaker 3: these Iranians. A, yes, they'd rather die. But now to
Speaker 3: your point, they didn't care in the beginning, and now
Speaker 3: they're not even intimidated because how many times can you
Speaker 3: say the same thing, Oh, it's gonna be all hell,
Speaker 3: I'm blowing it up, don't begin. He did the same
Speaker 3: thing in Gaza the president for a while, you know,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna go in there and I'm gonna blow up
Speaker 3: the whole thing. And eventually, you know, you got to
Speaker 3: thank them forever because he got every hostage out dead
Speaker 3: or alive, which Biden could never do, Harris could never do.
Speaker 3: That's what makes Trump maybe the greatest president ever. But
Speaker 3: whether it's the Middle East or this one or he
Speaker 3: hasn't really throw and obviously Putin was Alenski with any
Speaker 3: military MC. But he has done that now in the
Speaker 3: Middle East with guys and Iran, and he has come
Speaker 3: up short more than he has actually done what he
Speaker 3: said he was gonna do. Is that a fair call.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: The problem is he's super fanatics. As you say, They're
Speaker 4: a suicide cult basically at bottom, and they just within
Speaker 4: the last several months gunned down tens of thousands of
Speaker 4: their own people in the streets, so they're really going
Speaker 4: to care that their trust projects are being blown up.
Speaker 4: So that's the problem. I do think eventually there'll be
Speaker 4: a deal, but it will not be a deal that
Speaker 4: is everything we would have wanted.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, I'll be watching television tonight, which our Yanks.
Speaker 3: I'm so excited about it.
Speaker 4: I've got Freed going tonight.
Speaker 3: Well, baby, I love it, Max Freed against the Red Sox.
Speaker 3: We're already burying Boston in April. This is great.
Speaker 4: Red Sox only have thirteen homers all seasons.
Speaker 3: Yeah no they will yeah no, No. Listen, like Rick Patino
Speaker 3: once said about Burden Parish and McHale, Mookie Betts and
Speaker 3: Bogarts are not walking through that door anytime soon. So
Speaker 3: I'm not exactly sure what Joel boot is rooting or
Speaker 3: up there at Benway Park. But the nice to see
Speaker 3: the Yankees make quick work in this series. And as always, Wich, Larry,
Speaker 3: You're amazing, Thank you so much. Take care well there.
Speaker 3: He is the editor of the National Review. His stuff
Speaker 3: is open syndicated right here. In fact, again, I referred
Speaker 3: to an article just yesterday in The New York Post
Speaker 3: he's on Fox News a couple of times a week,
Speaker 3: and of course he's on this show every week. My
Speaker 3: friend which Larry, will take a short break when we
Speaker 3: get back. He happens to be the president of the DEA,
Speaker 3: the Detective's Endowment Association. They got a big rally outside
Speaker 3: of City Hall coming up tomorrow. Scott Monroe's had enough,
Speaker 3: he said in mister Mayor, you are out there for
Speaker 3: the nurses, You're out there for the dorman. How about
Speaker 3: the cops? How about the cops? One time, mister Mayor,
Speaker 3: Scott Monroe Coming up next.
Speaker 20: Sid and Friends in the morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 20: podcast network.
Speaker 10: Rank Smiles, Racist arn.
Speaker 11: Every day, the NYPD detectives and cops across the city
Speaker 11: and state are being harassed, followed, filled docs, targeted by
Speaker 11: social media agitators.
Speaker 12: Look into go viral, and it's putting lives at risk.
Speaker 11: Mayam Madonna, you have the luxury of not dealing with
Speaker 11: these dangerous agitators.
Speaker 12: You've got a wall of blue around me, twenty four.
Speaker 11: Seven detectors protecting you, creating the very buffer zone we're
Speaker 11: fighting for to protect our protectors.
Speaker 29: Those same detectors are out on the street with caras
Speaker 29: shoved in their faces, being followed, interfered with, and harassed
Speaker 29: while trying to protect New Yorkers, mister.
Speaker 12: Mayor your New Yorkers. That's the reality on the ground
Speaker 12: every single day, and it needs to end. This isn't
Speaker 12: about politics, it's about safety. It's not about the far left,
Speaker 12: it's not about the right. You stood with other unions,
Speaker 12: the dorman, the nurses.
Speaker 11: Now we're asking you to stand with us, the men
Speaker 11: and women that wear the uniform.
Speaker 12: We brought this to your doorsteps. We made it easy
Speaker 12: for you.
Speaker 11: Stay out with the New York State Public Safety Alliance
Speaker 11: on April twenty third, help us pass the legislation to
Speaker 11: stop harassment and create a real buffer zone for the
Speaker 11: hard working men and women who keep you on.
Speaker 12: New York's City safe, that keep New York State safe.
Speaker 12: Because if you don't.
Speaker 11: Protect the cops, you won't have cops and public safety
Speaker 11: will disappear.
Speaker 9: Enough is enough.
Speaker 3: It's time to leave classy plea right there for my
Speaker 3: dear friend, the president of the DEA, the union, the
Speaker 3: detectives and Downment Associations, Scottie Monroe. Just saw Scott a
Speaker 3: couple of weeks ago when they were retired detectives led
Speaker 3: by donal Lisi. They put together a wonderful night at
Speaker 3: Frankie Russo's place, Russo's on the Bay and Howard Beach.
Speaker 3: They honored me and Paul Morrow and Bo Didel. But
Speaker 3: I did have Scott Monroe on the show since because
Speaker 3: he did a similar video a couple of weeks ago
Speaker 3: where he said, hey, listen, you know the mayor actually
Speaker 3: made it illegal. I don't know if you want to,
Speaker 3: I don't know if it's illegal, but you know he
Speaker 3: made sure that you can no longer cat call in
Speaker 3: the city. So my gorgeous wife, and she is gorgeous,
Speaker 3: Danielle walks down the street. These horny, low life, degenerate
Speaker 3: construction workers can't be saying hey baby, great ass, can't
Speaker 3: do that anymore. But to Scott's point, cops walk down
Speaker 3: the street. You can scream, you dirty pig, you can
Speaker 3: spin on him, you can throw stuff at him. Something
Speaker 3: seems wrong there, right, So what I tell President Trump
Speaker 3: stop saying, Mam, Donnie's a good guy. It's not just
Speaker 3: about the Jews, tartists, not just about the Jews or Israel.
Speaker 3: It's the cops. I love the cops. Scot's about to
Speaker 3: tell you how much I love the cops. And this
Speaker 3: guy doesn't care, not even a little. He wants to
Speaker 3: defund him, he wants to replace him, he wants to
Speaker 3: tear down the SRG. He wants people to leave. He
Speaker 3: loved to see every cop in the city go to Florida.
Speaker 3: He couldn't care less. That's not a good guy. Doesn't
Speaker 3: care about the safety of his people, doesn't care. So
Speaker 3: what that said here he is, deea president and a
Speaker 3: man I'm proud to call a friend. Scott Monroe Scotty,
Speaker 3: good morning, pal Hawaii. Good morning.
Speaker 25: Thanks for having me on.
Speaker 3: I love having you on. I lay that out pretty
Speaker 3: good there, Scotty. Was that pretty accurate?
Speaker 25: Yeah, you sure did. I'll tell you I'm very excited
Speaker 25: about tomorrow. We got people from all over the state coming,
Speaker 25: whether you're a correction officer or a court officer or
Speaker 25: believe it, the FDA, the fire everybody loves to fire me.
Speaker 25: You never anything about the fire. I spoke to the
Speaker 25: fire Unis yesterday. They were excited about it. And you know,
Speaker 25: this is about war enforcement. It's about respecting law enforcement.
Speaker 25: And that's why we have problems.
Speaker 7: Where we're at.
Speaker 25: People think they can do anything they want, the cops,
Speaker 25: and this is what happens in New York City. It's
Speaker 25: going to come to a county near you in the state.
Speaker 25: It's gonna come to a village near you in the state.
Speaker 25: We can't let this happen.
Speaker 3: It already did, I mean, it already did. I was
Speaker 3: in New Jersey. My dear friend, my best friend, Joseph
Speaker 3: Ijah Bin and his lovely daughter Joel got married at
Speaker 3: a beautiful place, the pleasant Dale Chateau in West Orange,
Speaker 3: New Jersey. I wasn't home, but I came home to
Speaker 3: find that on the streets not far from me. I
Speaker 3: live in Queen's Middle Village, trag racing, setting fires Palestinian plags.
Speaker 3: I had Vicky Palladino, the Great City council Lady, on
Speaker 3: this show a couple of days ago. So it's already
Speaker 3: happening in some of the final neighborhood, Scott, We're not
Speaker 3: talking about Rundown rough neighborhoods. Nice neighborhoods in all the
Speaker 3: boroughs are starting to see chaos and violence.
Speaker 25: Well, this is why we put this Public Safety Life together,
Speaker 25: which has over five hundred thousand votes. I think it's
Speaker 25: even more than that. It's gonna count in the local elections.
Speaker 25: It's gonna count the Senate, the Assembly, the governor's election,
Speaker 25: and we are gonna count this time around in November,
Speaker 25: we will count.
Speaker 2: Our vote will count.
Speaker 3: God, I hope. So you know, I've been having fun
Speaker 3: with this whole Met curse, you know, and I started it.
Speaker 3: I know a lot of the local media doesn't mention me,
Speaker 3: but I started the whole thing as soon as mister
Speaker 3: medhug Mom Donnie, I called mister medan anti semiter went viral.
Speaker 3: It's a silly story, but I'm gonna get to a
Speaker 3: point here. The point is, eventually the owner of the Mets,
Speaker 3: Steve Cohen, needs to reach out to me. He just does.
Speaker 3: That's the bottom line. Okay, I'm at the head of
Speaker 3: this story, which the whole city is buying kind of
Speaker 3: the same thing with you. The head that you're trying
Speaker 3: to reach out to is Mom Donnie. So while you're
Speaker 3: gonna rally tomorrow and you keep making these really good Scott,
Speaker 3: really good video, please to get some help. Have you
Speaker 3: heard anything from this mayor or people close to him.
Speaker 25: Well, I we invited the governor who decried to come
Speaker 25: I guess it wasn't on a horrid gender that day.
Speaker 25: And we invited the mayor and the Maya hasn't gotten
Speaker 25: back yet. And I'll be telling Ashia, I hope the
Speaker 25: mayor's there. I hope he stands right next to me
Speaker 25: because I need him to support these bills. He doesn't
Speaker 25: vote on these bills up in orbity. The people in
Speaker 25: he Senate and he assembled, and of course the governor
Speaker 25: has to sign these bills. So this is what we're doing.
Speaker 25: I was told this bill would never get done. And
Speaker 25: you know what, I'm gonna fight for law enforcement. I'm
Speaker 25: gonna fight for the men and woman with the uniform
Speaker 25: that this does not continue, that they'll spend a night
Speaker 25: in jail, and that we can sue them for what
Speaker 25: they do.
Speaker 3: Good, because anyway, stop right. So I just want people
Speaker 3: to know, you keep my sitting this bill and there's
Speaker 3: only no context. So what Scott is talking about is
Speaker 3: they want to pass legislation like I talked about when
Speaker 3: I introduced them no cat calling. They want to introduce
Speaker 3: legislation where you cannot you cannot abuse cops physically or
Speaker 3: even verbally when they're walking down the streets. Is that
Speaker 3: about right, correct.
Speaker 25: Anybody in law enforcement, public safety. It could be a
Speaker 25: traffic agent, they're going to be standing there with us tomorrow.
Speaker 25: It's anybody that is in some type of law enforcement
Speaker 25: in New York State, whether you're a sheriff out in
Speaker 25: Suffolk County, or you're a sheriff upstate state, or you're
Speaker 25: from Buffalo. Buffalo's on board with this. This is why
Speaker 25: we're doing this. This is in the this is in
Speaker 25: the governor's lane. Now, it would be great if the
Speaker 25: mayor supported these bills, for us to say, you know what, Governor,
Speaker 25: I think you should do this. This should not be
Speaker 25: happening in New York City. It would be very helpful.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: So the governor, of course, the legislation part is important
Speaker 3: with her, but the mayor is the one who runs
Speaker 3: the NYPD. You know, last I checked or a mutual friend,
Speaker 3: do we both love Jessica Tish the police commissioner. She
Speaker 3: works for the mayor, not the governor. So yes, legislation bills,
Speaker 3: that's Albany, that's Kathy Hokel. But in terms of the NYPD,
Speaker 3: I believe that it's vital that Mom Donnie is there tomorrow. Vityl.
Speaker 25: Yeah, I hope he is.
Speaker 2: I hope he never met him yet.
Speaker 3: I never met him neither.
Speaker 25: He was the lector, did no gun, but I still
Speaker 25: haven't met him. He used to go to promotions a
Speaker 25: couple of weeks a couple of weeks ago. You know,
Speaker 25: I shook his hand on stage. But you know the
Speaker 25: bottom line is that it's when we do these bills
Speaker 25: up in Albany. The last mayor, he was on board
Speaker 25: with us, Eric Adams on our bills, and that's how
Speaker 25: we got these bills done. He was just supporting these
Speaker 25: bills and we need the mayor to support this bill.
Speaker 3: He's not going to. He hates the cops. He hates
Speaker 3: you guys, Well why Hacott, he hates you?
Speaker 4: Takes that challenge on all right.
Speaker 3: Well, when he doesn't show up and he's not going
Speaker 3: to because he hates you and I love you. You
Speaker 3: know how much I love you. And I said this
Speaker 3: during my speech and Howard beats two weeks ago. See,
Speaker 3: if he shows up, it's kind for me. It's a
Speaker 3: weird situation. If he shows up, he's being a phony.
Speaker 3: He'll be like him going to a ball mitzva at
Speaker 3: this point, are you kidding? But if he doesn't show up,
Speaker 3: then it's still not good. Even though he's showing his
Speaker 3: true colors. The truth is, and you know this, Scott,
Speaker 3: he doesn't like you guys. He doesn't like you.
Speaker 25: Well listen, I just don't want him to hug me
Speaker 25: because I don't want no bad luck.
Speaker 3: Hey, is Jessica Tish coming to this tomorrow?
Speaker 25: No, they don't. Normally that doesn't happen with the police
Speaker 25: commissioners and stuff. Well, we have a lot of politicians
Speaker 25: that are calling interest that.
Speaker 2: They want to come.
Speaker 25: So they are coming. I mean the two politicians, the
Speaker 25: two political leaders that wrote this legislation, they'll be there tomorrow.
Speaker 25: They're Democrats and they're moderate Democrats and they believe in policing.
Speaker 25: That's why they wrote the bill.
Speaker 3: Oh good, Can you name their names so you don't
Speaker 3: want to.
Speaker 25: Yeah, no, I name them. It's Jessica Scott Selaspatness as
Speaker 25: Senator okay, and the Assembly min is Kwani o'faro from
Speaker 25: the Assembly. And they believe in police. And actually Kiwami
Speaker 25: is a retired detective that's an assembly person now and
Speaker 25: he wrote the bill in the Assembly.
Speaker 3: Right, So I would say screw Hokal because she doesn't care.
Speaker 3: She's not gonna come. She's not gonna help you. Screw
Speaker 3: the mayo because he's not gonna come. But the guy
Speaker 3: that I would want there is actually calling me in
Speaker 3: about an hour and fifteen minutes, Scott Monroe. And he
Speaker 3: happens to be the national County executive, but hopefully he'll
Speaker 3: be our next governor. Bruce Blateman should be there tomorrow.
Speaker 25: Every politician is invited to this. If you believe in policing,
Speaker 25: come on down. We did it right on the Stepsish
Speaker 25: City Hall. We want to make it convenient for the
Speaker 25: mayor to come. That's why I did it on the
Speaker 25: Stepsish City Hall. Welcome everybody to come twelve o'clock tomorrow
Speaker 25: at City Hall.
Speaker 3: It's a great, great rally, Scott, and you know, the
Speaker 3: DA is really lucky. I don't need to blow smoke
Speaker 3: up your ask us. I love the last guy. I
Speaker 3: love Paul de Jacomo, loved him, loved him. He's a dear,
Speaker 3: dear friend. But man, you are really great in this
Speaker 3: position as well. That was a very difficult spot to fill.
Speaker 3: And you are great, you really are. You care about
Speaker 3: this city, you care about the cops. I mean, look,
Speaker 3: I know, you guys about a cup rough couple of weeks.
Speaker 3: It was very nice, very nice, and aught the right
Speaker 3: dollar and Vinnie Vallaalog and all those guys. The SBA
Speaker 3: figured out a way to get our buddy Eric Duran
Speaker 3: out of jail after that creep, that creep that judge
Speaker 3: Guy Mitchell, three to nine years on Eric Duran. That
Speaker 3: is ridiculous. He shouldn't be in jail at all, let
Speaker 3: alone that harsh of a sentence. But how do you
Speaker 3: feel about the fact that at least today Eric Duran
Speaker 3: is home.
Speaker 25: I feel great. You know that's that's a wing for
Speaker 25: all law enforcements that just about war for their families.
Speaker 7: That's it.
Speaker 25: The bottom line is that we're out there doing a job.
Speaker 25: They took an oath to do this job. Not everything's pretty,
Speaker 25: sid Not everything's pretty, but they took an oath to
Speaker 25: do the job. They'll still protect the communities and they'll
Speaker 25: still do their job. Here the nypday, even though you
Speaker 25: want to cut cut off budget, you want to keep
Speaker 25: doing that. And the bottom line is we're still out
Speaker 25: there because we work in the communities that we live
Speaker 25: in and we're going to move forward.
Speaker 3: Scott, you're a hero. I mean, keep up the great work.
Speaker 3: Good luck at tomorrow's rally. I think I gotta be
Speaker 3: in Jersey. We're going to be hosting an event. But
Speaker 3: if I have a couple of minutes before, I'll try
Speaker 3: to run over there. Either way, good luck tomorrow. It's
Speaker 3: a great rally worthwhile. It is noon on the steps
Speaker 3: of city Hall. Is that right? Yes, it is Scott Monroe.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much, buddy, thank you, thanks for having
Speaker 2: us all right.
Speaker 3: Scott Monroe right there, the president of the DEEA, not
Speaker 3: the Drug and Portman ag Agency, the Detective's Endowminant Association.
Speaker 3: And he does a terrific job. And he's a great guy,
Speaker 3: great cop, great New Yorker. My friend Scott Monroe will
Speaker 3: take a break on me. He's got the news. We
Speaker 3: still have a couple of them. More than a couple.
Speaker 3: We've got three great guys stopping by today. He's running
Speaker 3: for governor right now. He's a Nasau County executive. My
Speaker 3: friend Bruce Blakeman will be here. We'll also talk to
Speaker 3: the former congressman Homeland Security big time guy Peter King,
Speaker 3: and I miss I miss back on WABC today. Unfortunately,
Speaker 3: we couldn't get done well. He got the next closest thing,
Speaker 3: his son Wyatt, Wyatt I miss on ABC. He'll be
Speaker 3: here in about fifteen minutes.
Speaker 20: Sid and Friends in the morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 20: Podcast network.
Speaker 25: Of a great show and you have big ratings.
Speaker 4: Sit, I don't even know if you know how big
Speaker 4: your show is.
Speaker 25: Okay, but you have.
Speaker 4: Big ratings and you have a great show. And you've
Speaker 4: been my friend for a long time, and I appreciate.
Speaker 12: It because you're the best guy.
Speaker 7: You're the credible guy in New York.
Speaker 2: You I really you become the go to guy.
Speaker 3: This is a this is a great song. How long?
Speaker 3: Lou tells me that Paul Carry, who worked with a
Speaker 3: couple of great bands, love all these bands Squeeze and
Speaker 3: Mike and the Mechanics. That's Mike Rutherford's band. He was
Speaker 3: with Genesis and these guys Ace Paul Carrick celebrating a
Speaker 3: birth day today is how do you say his name?
Speaker 21: Lewis Paul Carrick?
Speaker 3: How old is Paul Carry today? Seventy five?
Speaker 21: So he's on a lot of stuff.
Speaker 3: No, he's told there were three great bands right there,
Speaker 3: Carock seventy five. Today we celebrated Peter Frampton earlier. He's
Speaker 3: seventy six. And who else, Oh Glenn campbelling cam He
Speaker 3: would have been ninety today, but of course he passed away.
Speaker 3: Big dinner last night at Lasarentina. I know you love
Speaker 3: that place, lou They love you there, John, Missola Jojo.
Speaker 3: It's a great place. Spoke to a guy who's a
Speaker 3: friend of John. He listens every morning. He's listening right now.
Speaker 3: He loves us. His name is Gary Binder, So Gary,
Speaker 3: thank you for listening every day. He's somewhere in Brooklyn,
Speaker 3: listens every morning. We appreciate that. And then I'm walking
Speaker 3: home from Lasarentina. I'm cold, it was cold out last night,
Speaker 3: and I'm about five blocks away from the house, and
Speaker 3: a car pulls up, rolls down the window, and who
Speaker 3: is it? The lovely Donna Sullivan, who of course is
Speaker 3: the wife of Mike Sullivan Brennan Carr in Brooklyn, and
Speaker 3: he listens every day. His brother Thomas running for office
Speaker 3: again in Queens, and his brother Russ former secret service
Speaker 3: somewhere in Virginia, Maryland. He listens every day. So it
Speaker 3: was great seeing the lovely Donna Sullivan yesterday. Thank you,
Speaker 3: Donna for taking me home. And of course we've got
Speaker 3: the Mets. We've got the Metropolitans looking to avoid their
Speaker 3: thirteenth consecutive laws tonight taking on Minnesota. I think Clay
Speaker 3: Holmes is on the Mount or the Mets later on tonight.
Speaker 3: It's going to be cold again and all these people
Speaker 3: are going to be out there. I may not see
Speaker 3: the whole game. I gotta go to bed early. I've
Speaker 3: got a huge event tomorrow, and you guys know, I've
Speaker 3: had a Zadan in studio twice over the last couple
Speaker 3: of weeks, and he's going to run against that louse,
Speaker 3: that jerk off, Corey Booker in New Jersey. So I'm
Speaker 3: obviously enthusiastically endorsing Alex Zadan and he's I've got a
Speaker 3: huge event coming up tomorrow night in Coltsneck, New Jersey
Speaker 3: at Trump National, which I'll be mceing and speaking. I
Speaker 3: got that tomorrow and then Friday. Have been invited to
Speaker 3: the Metropolitan Club Annual Galla. They'll be honoring a lot
Speaker 3: of great people, Congressman Randy Pine out of Florida, Emily Austin,
Speaker 3: Rudy Giuliani, and Chris Alenzo, who does a great job
Speaker 3: at that club wants to give me an award. They've
Speaker 3: already awarded me like ten times. That's fuddy God. They
Speaker 3: got Johnny Tobacco hosting the event. They want to give
Speaker 3: me some America Israel Alliance Award. I'm honored, but I'm
Speaker 3: not sure I can make it. I've got a big
Speaker 3: birthday weekend planned with Danielle, so we'll see a lot
Speaker 3: going on. Lewis, I'm a very busy guy.
Speaker 21: And restaurants and everything too, everywhere.
Speaker 3: Sammy's Romanian coming up on Friday night. Oh yeah, making
Speaker 3: the return. I did fifty there. Now I'm fifty nine,
Speaker 3: nine years later making their return to Sammy's Romanian. I
Speaker 3: will take a break when we get back. A lot
Speaker 3: of folks looking forward to this one as I am.
Speaker 3: Happens to me and I miss I miss back on ABC.
Speaker 3: Not Don unfortunately, God rest his soul, but we got
Speaker 3: his uh, his little boy, who's not a little boy anymore.
Speaker 3: I think he's twenty seven years old. Wyatt. I miss
Speaker 3: doing some big things out in the great state of Texas. Wyatt,
Speaker 3: I miss back on WABC. He's coming up next.
Speaker 20: Sid and Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 20: Podcast Network.
Speaker 3: Rolling by Ale on the Road to greatness. We did that,
Speaker 3: You did that.
Speaker 6: I did that.
Speaker 3: That's what we did.
Speaker 9: You goddamn right, that's what we did.
Speaker 3: Here. It is the famous Mike drop the very last day,
Speaker 3: or the late great Don I miss in the morning,
Speaker 3: which so it all started from me. Basically, I did
Speaker 3: sports talk radio down in Florida, I don't know, for
Speaker 3: a couple of years, and then I got my first
Speaker 3: opportunity in New York in two thousand, hosts a morning show.
Speaker 3: The time, the station was doing very very well, had
Speaker 3: people like Copie and Anthony and the Radio Chick and
Speaker 3: Ron and Feze and Don and Mike, and had a
Speaker 3: couple of partners Scott Complan, Craig Carton. But it failed
Speaker 3: and after one year I was heading back to Florida
Speaker 3: and I got a phone call from Steve Cohen, not
Speaker 3: the owner of the Mets, our Steve Cohen, who spent
Speaker 3: a lot of years at Sirius X seven I don't
Speaker 3: know where. He is now married to the lovely Eileen
Speaker 3: Markesy Cohen. And he said, you know, the guys at
Speaker 3: the band actually like you. So I went. I met
Speaker 3: with Lee Davis and Mark Chernoff. Turns out Connie Fitzgerald
Speaker 3: was a big band too, and they hired me. Turnoff
Speaker 3: said to me, I said, Mark, I gotta make more money.
Speaker 3: He said, well, here's a deal. They're about to start
Speaker 3: a new network. It's gonna be called the Yes Network.
Speaker 3: George Steinbrunner. I think it starts in November. This is
Speaker 3: about four months prior to that. So when the network starts,
Speaker 3: Susan Woldman's going to leave, and I'm gonna team you.
Speaker 3: What would Jody McDonald to do the midday show? That's
Speaker 3: how you're gonna make more money. But for starters, you're
Speaker 3: gonna do sports on Imus. I said, what I'm gonna do?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 26: I said?
Speaker 3: Yeah, fac you're gonna come down next week to Rockefeller Center.
Speaker 3: I miss is doing his I guess all those are
Speaker 3: three days to the fundraiser. What you call that? Again?
Speaker 3: Those radio times were great, raised money for great causes.
Speaker 3: Sid's Joel Holland, a wright, David jurist, and of course
Speaker 3: you know I'm miss Ranch, so I met I miss.
Speaker 3: He was disinterested, but Mike Breen said, don't worry. You
Speaker 3: guys get along great, it'll be great. And then it
Speaker 3: all started, and you know, I was on that show
Speaker 3: every weekday for about five years. But that relationship lasted
Speaker 3: on and off the air me and I miss believe
Speaker 3: it or not, for eighteen years, eighteen till he died,
Speaker 3: which still makes me sad. Back in December of I
Speaker 3: guess twenty twenty and LOUI you were with Imus for
Speaker 3: how long?
Speaker 21: I think it was ninety sheen, I think it was
Speaker 21: twenty nineteen.
Speaker 3: Too, Nobot you started, Oh we died it, I thought
Speaker 3: what he was talking about. He passed.
Speaker 21: Oh, I started in eighty.
Speaker 3: Eight, eighty eight, so you would die a long time,
Speaker 3: almost thirty years.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So had the opportunity to speak to his wife, Deirdre Saturday.
Speaker 3: She reached out. It was great. We had a great conversation.
Speaker 3: And the conversation between me and Deirdrehimus led to a
Speaker 3: discussion about their son, Wyatt, who's doing great stop out
Speaker 3: there in Texas, and that turned into a conversation between
Speaker 3: me and Wyatt just a couple of days ago, and
Speaker 3: he's doing some big things. I said, hey, come on
Speaker 3: the show. Let's catch you on. Everybody Loves and Imus
Speaker 3: in New York City still a legend. So with that said,
Speaker 3: here he is the son of the late great time.
Speaker 3: I miss the very impressive whyatt I miss why, good morning.
Speaker 26: Pile a, good morning, thank you very much for having me.
Speaker 26: Good tea. You gotta know playing that mic drop wherever
Speaker 26: my mother's listening right now, she's undoubtedly crying.
Speaker 3: I know it sounds like you're crying. Are you okay? Oh?
Speaker 26: I'm fine. You could have played the Rush song Tom Seyer,
Speaker 26: and you could have had Lou play that. That would
Speaker 26: have been great.
Speaker 3: But we do play Rush on this show quite a
Speaker 3: bit because I happened to love the song Limelight. But
Speaker 3: we do play Tom Sawyer, and every time we play
Speaker 3: it white it's like, oh, that's that's I miss' song.
Speaker 3: But we wanted to, We wanted the audience. He got
Speaker 3: emotional because.
Speaker 26: Your father everybody crying. Yes, I have a conversation.
Speaker 3: Yes, And right now your father is somewhere okay, and
Speaker 3: he's lamping his ass off watching everybody. Fr what how
Speaker 3: old are you when your father passed away?
Speaker 26: He passed away in twenty nineteen, so I was twenty one.
Speaker 3: Years old, So now you're going to be twenty eight
Speaker 3: if my math is right? Is that right?
Speaker 26: That is correct? I'll be twenty eight in July.
Speaker 3: So before we get to what you're doing, and again
Speaker 3: you're doing great stuff. How was your life changed? I mean,
Speaker 3: obviously you loved your dad. You guys had a great relationship,
Speaker 3: trust me, we all know it, great rodeo days and
Speaker 3: he was so proud of you. You love you. How
Speaker 3: was your life changed since your dad passed away?
Speaker 25: You know?
Speaker 26: I oftentimes I talk to people who really lean on
Speaker 26: their fathers, right, you know, And I had a great
Speaker 26: relationship with mine, and he was involved, heavily involved in
Speaker 26: everything I did. Well with that, you have an unbelievable
Speaker 26: security net, right you have, you know, the ability to
Speaker 26: talk to somebody who you value more than anything. Yeah,
Speaker 26: and when somebody like that goes away, is it leaves
Speaker 26: an impact where you no longer have that? You know,
Speaker 26: It's like it's like jumping into the ocean and then
Speaker 26: somebody reaches down and takes your life raft hmm.
Speaker 3: I like that, that's true.
Speaker 26: Such a He did such a great job demonstrating, I mean,
Speaker 26: to me, at least, how to be a man and
Speaker 26: live your life. And so he left me with a
Speaker 26: lot of great lessons and what I think is a
Speaker 26: destability to navigate life and I'm forever thankful for that.
Speaker 26: But you know, it changes you forever, you know, especially
Speaker 26: if you have a great relationship with your father and
Speaker 26: you no longer have that, It changes everything. It changes
Speaker 26: the trajectory of your life because it takes away, like
Speaker 26: I said, that analogy, that that life raft in every way.
Speaker 3: Well, I can tell you that I know exactly what
Speaker 3: you're talking about because my dad was my best friend
Speaker 3: Wyatt when I was a little boy. He was my
Speaker 3: manager in little league, he was my coaching football. We
Speaker 3: talked every day, you know Whyatt for about nineteen years,
Speaker 3: whether I was doing the show in Florida or New
Speaker 3: York City. When the show ended, let's say ten o'clock
Speaker 3: ten oh one, I got a text from my dad
Speaker 3: and he would say, Sydney, you were great day, I said, Dad,
Speaker 3: not every day. In my Grady goes, no, you are.
Speaker 3: I am biased. And my father passed away. It'll be
Speaker 3: six years in July, and it hurts me still. In fact,
Speaker 3: my birthday was Sunday and my dad sang Happy Birthday
Speaker 3: to me literally two months before he passed away. And
Speaker 3: I play it on this show every year and it hurts,
Speaker 3: you know, but it struck me at least after my
Speaker 3: dad passed away, we went as a family to Newport,
Speaker 3: who I don't know how to get away. I couldn't
Speaker 3: be here and I came back in that first Monday
Speaker 3: morning back on the air. I didn't get that text
Speaker 3: at ten oh one, and that's when I realized he's
Speaker 3: really gone. No, he's not gone. His memories are here.
Speaker 3: And people tell me all the time all my successes
Speaker 3: because he's making sure that's a case. And I know
Speaker 3: in your case, your father Don is doing the same thing.
Speaker 3: But I know exactly what.
Speaker 26: You're talking about absolutely, And I feel so fortunate too,
Speaker 26: because in a lot of cases people lose somebody like that,
Speaker 26: they only have a few texts, you know, a few
Speaker 26: maybe a voicemail whatever. Well, I can go to YouTube
Speaker 26: or turn on your show and you know, listen to
Speaker 26: your impression of him and.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's not terrible. You know it's getting better.
Speaker 26: Just called me a minute before getting on Here was
Speaker 26: the great bow Needle.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, well he's very proud of you. I spoke
Speaker 3: to Bowl yesterday. Now he's aware of what you're doing
Speaker 3: with the horses. Yes, now you got to hit him
Speaker 3: for you got to hit him up with cash because
Speaker 3: and I love bo too. He's an uncle to me.
Speaker 3: He's he's no longer a friend now he's my relative.
Speaker 3: He said, I got guys who want to invest. So
Speaker 3: the fact that you mentioned bowl is the perfect transition
Speaker 3: Wyat to tell the folks exactly what you're doing today,
Speaker 3: which Ball was interested in and wants to help. And
Speaker 3: the beauty of it is going back to your late
Speaker 3: great father. It was a dream of his that has
Speaker 3: now become a reality. Tell me audience about that.
Speaker 26: Well, absolutely, you know he a lot of people, I mean,
Speaker 26: I'm sure people know, but a lot of people don't
Speaker 26: really recognize that he was raised on a forty thousand
Speaker 26: acre cattle ranch between Kingman and Seligman, Arizona. My grandfather
Speaker 26: had a big ranch out there for years before he
Speaker 26: passed away, and they raised Herford cattle. So that all
Speaker 26: those years him wearing the cowboy hat, it wasn't a
Speaker 26: stick of any kind like he was cowboy through and through.
Speaker 26: You know, he was the real life John Wayne. So
Speaker 26: when he he and my mother found a Diamus ranch
Speaker 26: for kids with cancer, they took all the values that
Speaker 26: embodied great cowboys from the way he was raised and
Speaker 26: they implemented it in helping these kids with cancer for
Speaker 26: years in New Mexico. You know, as you pointed out
Speaker 26: before I came on, raised millions and millions of dollars
Speaker 26: to help, you know, SIDS and all the kids with
Speaker 26: cancer and everything. Well, when I got old enough and
Speaker 26: started roping and liking horses and being around horses, we
Speaker 26: got into that aspect of it more, which is, you know,
Speaker 26: the performance horse side of like ranch life in the
Speaker 26: Western way of life. If you ever watched Yellowstone, really
Speaker 26: popular show, love loved it.
Speaker 3: I loved it. I told you this off the year,
Speaker 3: but it's great. And I live in and I'm a
Speaker 3: Brooklyn kid. You know, I'm not gonna lie I did.
Speaker 3: I rode a horse on a vacation in Cyprus on
Speaker 3: the beach last summer. Before that, it was twelve years
Speaker 3: ago upstate, So I'm not exactly John Wayne, but I
Speaker 3: was addicted to that show until they got rid of
Speaker 3: Kevin Koshner. But nevertheless, it made me appreciate cowboy life
Speaker 3: in the great state of Montana exactly.
Speaker 26: Well. He did a phenomenal job, Taylor Sheridan being of
Speaker 26: demonstrating how the Western performance horses and that side of
Speaker 26: it tied into ranching, So that was what that was.
Speaker 26: My dad started about ten or eleven years ago when
Speaker 26: we moved to the ranch here in Brenham, Texas, which
Speaker 26: is where he did his final sign off that you played.
Speaker 26: He started a performance hors program and you raise and
Speaker 26: train high level athletes, the equine athletes, and you compete
Speaker 26: on them. Well, his dream was that the industry in
Speaker 26: itself would get to the point where it was like,
Speaker 26: you know the Kentucky Derby, which is coming up here
Speaker 26: in a couple of weeks, where you know, the purses
Speaker 26: were big, the money was big. You know, people really
Speaker 26: wanted to be involved, and it's it's arrived. What what
Speaker 26: he was hoping would happen has happened. But wow, the
Speaker 26: industry has reached a point now where you know, it's
Speaker 26: a it's a multi billion dollar industry. I mean there
Speaker 26: there's events that pay out millions of dollars to a
Speaker 26: single horse. I mean the involvement has escalated to the
Speaker 26: point where you know, in the next couple of years
Speaker 26: it'll be it'll rival an event like the Kentucky Derby.
Speaker 3: Brus And and you're telling me why again for the
Speaker 3: folks that aren't into it as much. Now, this is
Speaker 3: a business investment. You don't got to be living on
Speaker 3: a ranch in Texas to make money, right right, But
Speaker 3: you're telling me similar like it. They're not race horses,
Speaker 3: not the Kentucky Derby, so similar like maybe the dog show,
Speaker 3: the Westminster Dog Show. These are show horses.
Speaker 5: Is it?
Speaker 3: Is it similar in that title, that type of competition, Yeah, it's.
Speaker 26: It's it's relatively similar, but in the sense where I,
Speaker 26: you know, take him to events and compete on them
Speaker 26: in an event which is called team roping. And you
Speaker 26: might have my dad. He used to beat everybody to
Speaker 26: death with all my run you know, he played constantly
Speaker 26: and you know some one guy's on a horse, another
Speaker 26: guy's on a horse, come out rope steer, and you
Speaker 26: know that's how it goes. So that's the event and
Speaker 26: the horses we raise that we show them in and
Speaker 26: like you're saying, it's reached a point where you don't
Speaker 26: have to you don't have to have a backyard for
Speaker 26: your horse to be involved nowadays. You know, it's at
Speaker 26: such a level now where we manage the horses as
Speaker 26: agents and they are high level athletes and they We
Speaker 26: raise them, train them, and let them perform on the
Speaker 26: biggest stages all around the country. And they went a
Speaker 26: lot of money. So it's exactly like you're saying, you
Speaker 26: don't have to even ever sit on one. You don't
Speaker 26: have to sit on a horse to own one or
Speaker 26: to be involved or to benefit from them.
Speaker 3: So what is the easiest way for somebody listening in
Speaker 3: Brooklyn or Stuttn Island right now, why it to get
Speaker 3: involved in this? Take some money?
Speaker 26: I mean, the easiest way to get involved would be
Speaker 26: to just contact me. I mean, we're we're on the rise.
Speaker 26: My dad started a legacy program that I've carried on
Speaker 26: and we were at an amazing point. And you know,
Speaker 26: here's the deal. I'm a I'm a man of the
Speaker 26: people like he was. So if you want to talk
Speaker 26: to me, you can call me. You call my number
Speaker 26: or text me. My number'd be eight three to two
Speaker 26: nine nine to two four six eight seven and uh
Speaker 26: four six eighty seven actually spelled Imus, which is kind
Speaker 26: of cool. And then we have a presence on social media.
Speaker 26: We have an Instagram, a TikTok, a Facebook. It's at
Speaker 26: Imus Ranch. We're always happy to engage with anybody yeah,
Speaker 26: so that's those are great ways to get involved.
Speaker 3: You know, your father right now is saying, did my
Speaker 3: son just give out his cell phone number? With millions
Speaker 3: of people listening? Now you to get like naked drunk
Speaker 3: text from Justin Elligo at like four o'clock in the
Speaker 3: morning on a Sunday.
Speaker 26: White, I didn't say that was my personal number. Okay, good,
Speaker 26: that's the number you can reach me.
Speaker 3: I got it. So, so the ranch is still the
Speaker 3: Imus Ranch. And do you guys still do some of
Speaker 3: the stuff with the kids and all that or have
Speaker 3: you basically moved on from that? And because I know
Speaker 3: you're in charge of you have a look about one
Speaker 3: hundred horses. Have you moved on from that or is
Speaker 3: that still part of the of the daily life on
Speaker 3: the Imis Ranch.
Speaker 26: It's not a part of the daily life as far
Speaker 26: as kids coming out and being involved anymore. But we
Speaker 26: still have The Imish Ranch Foundation donate millions of dollars
Speaker 26: to causes every single year. You know, my mother, she's
Speaker 26: on the board of the Children's Health Defense, you know,
Speaker 26: battling for children's health, and we support veterans. You know,
Speaker 26: there's a huge event every year in the fall and
Speaker 26: we support there's a big event in Fort Worth, Texas.
Speaker 26: We donate money and support veterans who come out and
Speaker 26: they learn how to ride horses, learn how to rope,
Speaker 26: to compete, learn kind of about the cowboy way of life.
Speaker 26: And I mean we're very involved that way through the
Speaker 26: Imish Ranch Foundation. But the Imish Ranch here in Brenham,
Speaker 26: Texas is specifically just about performance horses, about what my
Speaker 26: dad started a little over a decade ago, and that's
Speaker 26: what we're physically focused on. But and again you undation
Speaker 26: is a well.
Speaker 3: In live right, But again you you you oversee about
Speaker 3: one hundred horses. Is that about right?
Speaker 2: Is that?
Speaker 26: Is that the number about fifty fifty you know, fifty
Speaker 26: between you know, performance horses that are ages three to
Speaker 26: six years old that are either getting ready to start
Speaker 26: their competition career or in the middle of their competition career.
Speaker 26: And then you know it's like brood mares, which are
Speaker 26: which are female horses who carry babies. That's their only
Speaker 26: job is to produce folds. And yeah, you're links two
Speaker 26: year old, three year old, four year olds. If you
Speaker 26: add them all up, it's about fifty horses.
Speaker 3: About fifty horses. So what what part of your dad's job,
Speaker 3: whether it was w opinion or are you on born?
Speaker 3: I guess I guess you what maybe at the end
Speaker 3: of that stay, but WABC, what part of all that
Speaker 3: do you miss the most? If you miss any of it?
Speaker 26: I mean his impact was I mean he could make
Speaker 26: phone calls and make things happen for you. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 26: the drop of a hat. I mean that was unbelievable.
Speaker 26: And you know, there's so many people who just say, man,
Speaker 26: I would love to hear what your dad had to
Speaker 26: say about this. Yeah, and knowing that he had that impact,
Speaker 26: I mean just like you know, Bo tells me that
Speaker 26: you're you're the biggest deal in New York.
Speaker 3: Now, oh I'm huge. Uh yeah, I mean I'm right
Speaker 3: there with your father. I know it sounds crazy, you
Speaker 3: can't believe it. I was at TOPI Sports Guy and
Speaker 3: your father showed twenty years ago, but I'm right there.
Speaker 3: I'm right there.
Speaker 26: He'd be extremely proud, he would he would undoubtedly.
Speaker 3: Have his notes, but he was, well, I'm sure he's
Speaker 3: very very proud of you. In fact, you are, according
Speaker 3: to your mommy getting married in a couple of weeks.
Speaker 26: I have a fiance getting married in October Jordan Meek.
Speaker 26: She's I'll tell you something really interesting about not about her,
Speaker 26: but it was just about the whole situation was years ago,
Speaker 26: the great Bill White, who's now the Ambassador of Belgium.
Speaker 3: Yes, just so, just so you know, when he comes
Speaker 3: on the show, which is every now and then, I
Speaker 3: introduced Bill White as my favorite homosexual.
Speaker 26: Yeah, my dad used to call him the rear Admiral.
Speaker 3: That's right. That was a great line, great lineastic.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 26: Well, he was raising a bunch of money for the Intrepid,
Speaker 26: you know, Bill used to mister Bill White used to
Speaker 26: do all that, and my dad was helping him raise
Speaker 26: some money for the Intrepid. And two marines came on
Speaker 26: my dad's show to talk about it, and he had
Speaker 26: him on. And my dad was a marine, he served.
Speaker 26: And anyway, one of the marines that was on the
Speaker 26: show and sat there and talked to my dad was
Speaker 26: my fiance's father.
Speaker 3: No kidding. Yeah, how many years ago was that conversation?
Speaker 26: That had to be almost twenty years ago?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, what are the odds of that?
Speaker 25: I know?
Speaker 26: And that crazy We didn't figure it out until three
Speaker 26: or four years ago. I was I was at my
Speaker 26: in laws for the holidays, and her dad, Jim Meek,
Speaker 26: he served Marines for over two decades. He flew to
Speaker 26: ospree he said, you know, I've met your father and
Speaker 26: he told me the story, and I went back and
Speaker 26: found it and yeah, that they'd met and talked and
Speaker 26: everything years ago.
Speaker 3: That's unbelievable. So do you miss New York at all?
Speaker 3: I know I could see you like a little kid
Speaker 3: running around the studios at the radio station and here
Speaker 3: in New York and Connecticut obviously as well. Your mom
Speaker 3: and dad had a nice place out there. Do you
Speaker 3: miss these coasts? Are you just so happy down there
Speaker 3: in Texas?
Speaker 26: I'm extremely happy in Texas.
Speaker 25: You know.
Speaker 26: We spent so much time in New Mexico with what
Speaker 26: my parents were doing out there, and the cowboy way
Speaker 26: of life is something that I've really loved since I
Speaker 26: was little, you know, and my dad embodied that, and
Speaker 26: I always grew up I wanted to be just like him.
Speaker 2: So I.
Speaker 26: Love where I am and I love what we're doing,
Speaker 26: and I love the cowboy lifestyle. But New York's the
Speaker 26: greatest city in the world, and I would I wouldn't
Speaker 26: trade anything for being raised there. Obviously by two incredible parents.
Speaker 3: Good for you. Well, you're an amazing kid. I gotta say, Wyatt,
Speaker 3: and uh, i've known you all the way I mean
Speaker 3: pretty much, not pretty much, I guess, yeah, pretty much
Speaker 3: a whole lot. I guess you're about six when I
Speaker 3: first met you. But you're clearly doing a great job.
Speaker 3: One more time For the folks out there that are interested,
Speaker 3: like Bo Diedle, Bo is investing in this. He's got
Speaker 3: a lot of friends or investing as well. We love Bo.
Speaker 3: He's on every Tuesday. For folks who do want to
Speaker 3: get involved, give out the website, any numbers, any way
Speaker 3: to make it easy on these folks to get involved. Today.
Speaker 26: Instagram is at i'm as Ranch, super easy, messages, d
Speaker 26: m us whatever, super responsive. We have a presence on
Speaker 26: TikTok and Facebook, which is all at Imus Ranch. My
Speaker 26: personal Instagram is at Wyatt i' miss official. You have
Speaker 26: to go to the official one. Some kid hacked my
Speaker 26: old one years ago at White i' miss official and
Speaker 26: then you can reach me at eight three to two
Speaker 26: nine nine two four six eighty.
Speaker 3: Seven, which spells I miss why. It's great to catch
Speaker 3: up with you again. Obviously, your father has a special
Speaker 3: place in our hearts here. I mean, all the success
Speaker 3: that we're enjoying today, none of this would have happened
Speaker 3: without your dad. So you know, I I know when
Speaker 3: you talk about the old time greats that your dad
Speaker 3: is right there at the very top of the list,
Speaker 3: the very top of the list. So I just I'm glad.
Speaker 3: I'm glad that you and I had the chance to talk,
Speaker 3: and your mother and I had a chance to talk,
Speaker 3: and you sound great. I'm excited for you, and we'll
Speaker 3: keep bringing you back, you and your mom and continue
Speaker 3: this relationship which is now two decades old. Whyet I miss,
Speaker 3: Thank you so much, Thank you very much. God bless
Speaker 3: your pal. Whyatt I miss right here on sitting friends
Speaker 3: in the morning. What a great kid, huh, twenty seven
Speaker 3: years old and doing some big things out there in
Speaker 3: the state of Texas. I'm sure Deirdre, I know de
Speaker 3: is very very proud. I'm sure somewhere his dad Don
Speaker 3: is very proud as well. We're going to take a
Speaker 3: short we still have two more great guests to come.
Speaker 3: Bruce Blakeman's going to be here. Peter King is going
Speaker 3: to be here. Thank you, White. I miss The Wednesday
Speaker 3: edition I'm sitting Friends in the morning, rolls on, Here
Speaker 3: you go, Wyatt, Little Tom Sawyer, Rush Sid.
Speaker 20: And Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple Podcast Network.
Speaker 3: Peter Prampton, the Great Peter Brampton celebrating his seventy sixth
Speaker 3: birthday today and me and Louis celebrating with him nine
Speaker 3: oh six on what is now a rainy Wednesday morning
Speaker 3: here in New York City. Promises to be gorgeous tomorrow,
Speaker 3: which is good because I'm going to be out on
Speaker 3: Trump National in New Jersey seventy four sunny tomorrow. They're
Speaker 3: not so nice, I guess, sir, cooler at least. What
Speaker 3: is the before we get to Peter King? What is
Speaker 3: the forecast gnome after tomorrow? It's been such a wildly
Speaker 3: inconsistent weather pattern.
Speaker 19: Yeah, it is not good, like it's in the fifties
Speaker 19: and sixties into the middle of next week.
Speaker 3: On Yeah, you know it's so happy. My friend roll
Speaker 3: you know that is I don't know Raoul. No, he
Speaker 3: owns a Portofino tanning salon Raoul. I'm not how to
Speaker 3: say his name exactly.
Speaker 6: So they can't get the sun for free if it's
Speaker 6: not out, so they I.
Speaker 3: Gotta go to him. Yeah, because once the weather gets nice,
Speaker 3: I'm mi I A can't find me because I'm outside
Speaker 3: getting sun. So for example, let's say May first, we
Speaker 3: want to stretch of three months where it's eighty and sunny,
Speaker 3: whatever it is, unless it's like a rainy pattern during
Speaker 3: the summer, I don't go to the tanning salon. I
Speaker 3: come back when the weather's not good, which is now
Speaker 3: like seven months a year here. But he's got me
Speaker 3: still coming because I can't streak together three or four
Speaker 3: nice days. So it's good for the tanning salon business.
Speaker 3: Do you own a tanning salon?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 6: Do I go to a tanning salun?
Speaker 3: No you own one. I do not own a one, though,
Speaker 3: should buy one in Jersey City. It's good, good one.
Speaker 19: Yeah, yeah, I mean it's probably safer to get your
Speaker 19: tan that way. I would imagine. No, it's not the sun,
Speaker 19: it's not Do you do the lights or the spray on?
Speaker 3: I do everything. Oh some days, I swear to God,
Speaker 3: I do both. Like I have a really big big
Speaker 3: event and they called it double dipping. I forget what
Speaker 3: they call it, but I'll go into the bed for
Speaker 3: like ten minutes and then spray myself for like, I
Speaker 3: don't know what is.
Speaker 6: The place that there is a woman spraying you or
Speaker 6: is it a machine that sprang you?
Speaker 3: I go to places that I both got to go
Speaker 3: full right. Well, no, you do have underwear on, but
Speaker 3: it's still kind of weird. I don't know. And just
Speaker 3: you know, the spray is freezing cold, the tear spray,
Speaker 3: so jumping into the ocean like the Polar Club guys do.
Speaker 19: So she stands like a foot away from you, Like
Speaker 19: how close is she getting to you? And she sprang
Speaker 19: you all over?
Speaker 21: Is it a power spray?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Right, that's a good question. Is it a power spray?
Speaker 21: And is there a different levels? If like you shouldn't
Speaker 21: go down to this number? This, this will kill you?
Speaker 6: I want that right, This is Tracy Morgan version, right, Yeah,
Speaker 6: I answer your question.
Speaker 3: She's not that far away from me. I would say
Speaker 3: five feet, And there are different levels of darkness. That's
Speaker 3: what I'm And I guess you could probably guess that
Speaker 3: I get the Sammy Davis hu.
Speaker 6: It doesn't look like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, like I walk out and I'm darker than
Speaker 3: ninety five percent of black people in the world. Yeah, no,
Speaker 3: I'm serious.
Speaker 21: Yeah, Well, you could just go play for the Globe Trotters.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's good. The Globe Trotters were What the hell
Speaker 3: were they? They were in some place a couple of
Speaker 3: weeks ago. Oh, in Rome? Did you see them? They
Speaker 3: were actually at the Vatican with the Pope. The Pope
Speaker 3: was spinning the basketball, not being serious. He was spinning
Speaker 3: the basketball with the Hallam Globe Trotters. So the day
Speaker 3: before he eviscerrated President Trump, the Pope he was spinning
Speaker 3: the basketball with the Hallam Globe Trotters.
Speaker 6: Is a curly and meadow ark lemon still there?
Speaker 3: I think, sure, they're still there.
Speaker 2: Go with that.
Speaker 21: I think pe Osby I think was filling it right.
Speaker 3: I think so that's right. Yeah. At center, Peter King
Speaker 3: is well. I always say King, Giuliani, Giuliani, King, and
Speaker 3: whichever order you want to do it. Since I'm alive
Speaker 3: and I just turned fifty nine, they're the best politicians
Speaker 3: I've seen in New York. Pete was a valued congressman
Speaker 3: for almost four decades and Homeland Security and now he's
Speaker 3: on the station and he's really smart, and he's a
Speaker 3: met band. He knows everything about everything. We love Pete King.
Speaker 3: So Pete, welcome back. How are you.
Speaker 7: I don't know. I've been waiting now on whole for
Speaker 7: twenty five minutes. Remind me of the days when you
Speaker 7: and Imush and Bernard and Charles be talking away and
Speaker 7: I've been sitting in Washington waiting for you guys to
Speaker 7: let me on.
Speaker 3: So I thought, that's funny.
Speaker 7: I was back in the past.
Speaker 3: That's funny.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I was just donuts me again.
Speaker 3: You know how many years now that you said that?
Speaker 3: I mean, clearly you and I must have met there.
Speaker 3: I often forget where I meet people, but like you
Speaker 3: and Bow, that all started on Imus, and I tell
Speaker 3: people when I got basically excommunicated and how to work
Speaker 3: in Florida for the better part of a decade. Even
Speaker 3: more that you and Bowl you guys came on my
Speaker 3: shows in Miami. That meant a lot to me getting
Speaker 3: back here in New York's. I'll always love you for that.
Speaker 3: But how many years are you on the Imus show?
Speaker 7: I said, I come on like in the mid nineties.
Speaker 7: I think when I was in Congress. I got elected
Speaker 7: Congress in ninety two, and I'd say within the first
Speaker 7: year or two I was I was on with Imus.
Speaker 7: I'd be on once or twice a month, I guess.
Speaker 7: I wow. The best part of that was Bernie would
Speaker 7: call me first, because you know, then you couldn't Dana Washington,
Speaker 7: you couldn't hear what was being said in New York.
Speaker 7: It was out of this, you know, the yeah, the radios.
Speaker 7: Bernie would tell me what Imus was mad about, what
Speaker 7: he might attack me on, and that was good the phone,
Speaker 7: you know, then they get on with Imus called me
Speaker 7: a crook or a thief or something, you know, and
Speaker 7: we go from there.
Speaker 3: You know, he was great with that Benaughty. The guy
Speaker 3: that always tells the same story, you just it is
Speaker 3: Phil Simms. Phil Simms a great quarterback for the Giants.
Speaker 3: Him and Jim Nance had recurring roles on I Miss
Speaker 3: and Phil would call in and he would say, Bernie,
Speaker 3: what kind of mood is he I'm man in today?
Speaker 3: And Bernie would say, well, take a guess, Phil, what
Speaker 3: do you think? Phil? And He's like, oh my god,
Speaker 3: with this Kentucky drawl.
Speaker 25: You know.
Speaker 3: But it was all part of the fun. And you know,
Speaker 3: I still say to everybody that cares that nobody had
Speaker 3: a bigger influence on my career.
Speaker 7: And what I do.
Speaker 3: Then I missed, so talking to his kid was will Coole.
Speaker 3: Iron Wyatt is now twenty seven years old and he's
Speaker 3: making a great living and he's about to get married,
Speaker 3: and theaters doing terrific too, So that's all good stuff.
Speaker 3: I could tell you. The imuses are doing much better
Speaker 3: right now than I think we are in Iran. You know,
Speaker 3: it depends what you talk to, but you know, I
Speaker 3: speak to people on the inside. They've got some people
Speaker 3: in and around Trump who loved Trump like I do.
Speaker 3: They love them, and they're very frustrated. They're like, what
Speaker 3: are we doing here? What's what's going on? What is
Speaker 3: the end game? What is the finish? Why do we
Speaker 3: keep stopping with these cease buyers and these extensions. Why
Speaker 3: don't we just finish the job. And I'm hearing more
Speaker 3: and more of that peter from people that are around
Speaker 3: the president a lot.
Speaker 7: You know, I'm going to say this been critical because
Speaker 7: I supported going into Iran. I still do, but I
Speaker 7: think the president of a mistake you may made early
Speaker 7: on was somehow thinking this is going to be a
Speaker 7: quick war, it's going to be over in a few days.
Speaker 7: It's gonna be an unconditional surrender, and you have to
Speaker 7: condition to the American people and say, listen, we are
Speaker 7: doing this because we don't want you with your children
Speaker 7: and grandchildren blown apart by nuclear weapons. And sometime this
Speaker 7: has before. We're doing it now, but it's not going
Speaker 7: to be easy. So if you have to pay an
Speaker 7: extra dollars dollar and a half for gas for a
Speaker 7: few months to save lives later on, we have to
Speaker 7: do it now. That wasn't done. It was sort of
Speaker 7: implied the world will be over in a few weeks.
Speaker 7: So now the American people are not on inside with
Speaker 7: the war. I mean to be this early in the war,
Speaker 7: when I have fifty five sixty percent of the people
Speaker 7: against it, it's dangerous to be And Iran knows that.
Speaker 7: They also say the way the Mediev is piling on
Speaker 7: the president and they just feel they can they can
Speaker 7: wave them out. And also, you know this is not
Speaker 7: a real estate deal. You know you'd whitcup over there negotiating,
Speaker 7: but you're up against ideologues. These guys. This is not
Speaker 7: like Russia or China or even North Korea where those
Speaker 7: leaders want to live. These guys don't care if they die.
Speaker 7: This is totally different from really any other world we've
Speaker 7: been in. So it's not like you can, you know,
Speaker 7: devastate their infrastructure where you can knock out their leadership
Speaker 7: and somehow they're going to surrender or they're going to
Speaker 7: make a deal. And a deal even implies that these
Speaker 7: guys are rationally they're not. So this to me is
Speaker 7: a long haul and I don't think we can do
Speaker 7: that now. With a long haul, I think Grand Fields
Speaker 7: they can wait us south. They can take almost infinite
Speaker 7: amount of punishment. So we have to get the traits open.
Speaker 7: We have to get something on the nuclear weapons of
Speaker 7: the the of the uranium and try and go for
Speaker 7: It's not gonna be easy now, but we can't. So
Speaker 7: this is not a game that Donald Trump is playing.
Speaker 7: He's doing the right thing by being there, but we
Speaker 7: have to. I think he's gonna have to somehow, you know,
Speaker 7: limit the goals right now, and he has to come
Speaker 7: out ahead. But it's not gonna be the victory that
Speaker 7: I think we could have had.
Speaker 3: No because you know, he's wiped out a whole bunch
Speaker 3: of leaders there, him and his we have no question
Speaker 3: about it. Nice joint up but by Trump and BBI,
Speaker 3: but they still have IRGC leadership. So what good is it? Yeah,
Speaker 3: they killed a lot of people.
Speaker 7: We did.
Speaker 3: We killed a lot of people. We killed a lot,
Speaker 3: and we blew up a lot of stuff, and we
Speaker 3: certainly hurt their nuclear you know, weapons making going forward.
Speaker 3: There's no question even dating back to Midnight Hammer, back
Speaker 3: over the summer. But if we leave now with the
Speaker 3: IRGC still in charge, right, not call any but the
Speaker 3: IRGC is still in charge, then we're not that far
Speaker 3: away from Iran being right back where they were a
Speaker 3: year ago.
Speaker 7: No, not not really. I think the weapons have been
Speaker 7: probably knocked back at least five minutes and years, I
Speaker 7: would think, I mean, I'm not there anymore.
Speaker 3: Well, I gotta tell you, I saw a report from
Speaker 3: NBC last night that said that Pete hegg Satt is
Speaker 3: basically lying that Iran still has a arsenal a huge
Speaker 3: amount of weapons. That's what NBC said last night. You know,
Speaker 3: and I keep seeing these crazy stories about Russian submarines
Speaker 3: arriving in Iran with more weaponry. I don't know if
Speaker 3: any of that is true. But NBC did report last
Speaker 3: night that according to a very very solid Pentagon source,
Speaker 3: that Iran's weaponry is still very high, not nearly the
Speaker 3: percentage that the administration is trying to sell us that
Speaker 3: is now gone.
Speaker 7: Well, I have a lot of faiths in General Kane
Speaker 7: and he gives much better numbers than that. If I
Speaker 7: had to choose between General Kane and WNB or NBC,
Speaker 7: I would go with General Kane. Also, I'm sure there's
Speaker 7: people in the Pentagon who hate Pete Heggs says, dislike
Speaker 7: President Trump, and I can see them waking ourselves at NBC.
Speaker 7: You can play with numbers anyway you want, but I
Speaker 7: would think again, I have a lot of faith in
Speaker 7: General Kane. Whether the number is that good or not,
Speaker 7: I don't know, but there's certainly much much un better
Speaker 7: than with this worst darter.
Speaker 3: I had our mutual friend Anthony Desposito Peter on the
Speaker 3: show a couple of days ago, and you were the
Speaker 3: first on this show to say he's not running again,
Speaker 3: and you're right, you know your stuff. He has decided
Speaker 3: to stay as President Trump's Inspector General for the Labor Department.
Speaker 3: He's doing a tremendous job, Anthony, uncovering billions of dollars
Speaker 3: like Leezelton is doing at the EPA. Maybe that's why
Speaker 3: Lee stays there and Harmeat Dillon replaces Todd Blanche. I
Speaker 3: don't know, but Anthony did admit on this show publicly
Speaker 3: a couple of days ago he is not gonna run
Speaker 3: for Congress again. So it's great news for Anthony that
Speaker 3: he's doing so well and Trump still wants him. But
Speaker 3: I'm not sure it's great news for Congress that Laura
Speaker 3: Gillon looks like may I have another win? Although you
Speaker 3: like this lady Driscoll, she'll be taking on Gillen next
Speaker 3: time around.
Speaker 7: Yes, yeah, Janine Driscoll's gonna be a great candidate. Listen.
Speaker 7: Always one Anthony to Ronnie couldn't do it. But Janine
Speaker 7: Driscoll is a first rate candidate. She's been at an
Speaker 7: elective officer in Naso County for a number of years.
Speaker 7: She's a four law school graduate. She's active in the community.
Speaker 7: If she handles herself very well, very article, If she's
Speaker 7: smart and she's going to give a lower gill In
Speaker 7: more than a run for money, she's going to take
Speaker 7: her out. I mean, Janine is ready to go. I've
Speaker 7: went to the last few days. Joe Cairo had a
Speaker 7: massive event last night at the Garden City Hotel. She
Speaker 7: gave a great speech. He really roused the crowd. So
Speaker 7: now Janine is going to do a terrific job in
Speaker 7: the campaign. People have to get behind her, and they
Speaker 7: have to realize that, first of all, even under the
Speaker 7: worst of circumstances, this is a five or six point race.
Speaker 7: You put a good Republican candidate. We have a great
Speaker 7: Republican candidate in there. She's going to win. But we
Speaker 7: got to get behind her. We can't find cand some
Speaker 7: Republican somewhere finding something if you said eight years ago
Speaker 7: they may disagree with or not. We have to get
Speaker 7: together as a party and standing with her. Anthony I know,
Speaker 7: is strongly for her. Joe Cairol was strongly for Bruce
Speaker 7: Blakeman was with her last night. Bruce and I were
Speaker 7: with Janie sitting at the table with her. Now she's
Speaker 7: going to do a great again campaign. And uh, Michael
Speaker 7: Petrie of Nicoloda, I mean, Long Island has good members
Speaker 7: of Congress running and so we gotta we have to
Speaker 7: get rid of this defeatis attitude, and we got to
Speaker 7: get out front arguing why it's been such a great,
Speaker 7: great achievement by the President and with the Republican Congress,
Speaker 7: and you just get you get their act together.
Speaker 3: Yeah, toll driscoll to. I'll put her on so I'll
Speaker 3: help her try to win this race. You mentioned La Petrie.
Speaker 3: He's running against Tom Swazi again. I like Michael Lott.
Speaker 3: He's been in the studio a couple of times, so
Speaker 3: this campaign and the last one, he'll be back. So
Speaker 3: Lalita Garbarino, are they all running again?
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, Gobrino was definitely running. Yeah, Mike Andrews. The
Speaker 7: sharing of the Homeland Security Committee vitally important to New
Speaker 7: York and Long Island. Lolada is running. Uh and again
Speaker 7: Michael Petrie is running. The last time around, I mean
Speaker 7: actually very little attention was focused on his race. All
Speaker 7: of our attention was on Anthony and Mike. I came
Speaker 7: within like two points of winning. So now he's been
Speaker 7: getting getting geeted up for this now for the last
Speaker 7: six eight months, part of this solely behind him. He's
Speaker 7: running strong. So that's that's a real strong possibility for us,
Speaker 7: maybe a probability. And Janine she's in getting in the
Speaker 7: race late, but still I mean in the first year
Speaker 7: that I ran, I think it into July because we
Speaker 7: had all reapportionment fight going on in New York and
Speaker 7: the districts rover and drawn and I ended up winning.
Speaker 7: So no, she's not been can do it. She's gonna
Speaker 7: do it, and she's really she's she's a tough fighter,
Speaker 7: strong woman, a very gifted attorney, very popular local elected officials.
Speaker 7: So now she's going to do it. But again people
Speaker 7: have to get behind her.
Speaker 3: And is mas he Pillop one funny thing this time around?
Speaker 7: And yes, actually she's running for reelections the county legislature.
Speaker 7: She was elected h the other legislators last year for
Speaker 7: a two year term, but the Democrats in over they
Speaker 7: changed her from two year to one year because they
Speaker 7: figured that in the president and they go natorial year,
Speaker 7: they had a better chance of picking up those local seats.
Speaker 7: So Marzie has to run again.
Speaker 2: She'll do well.
Speaker 7: I've always said we never won in the Great Neck
Speaker 7: area since the War of eighteen twelve. Marzie won and
Speaker 7: she wins big every and the first time she ran,
Speaker 7: by the way, she has delivered the twins. Two weeks before,
Speaker 7: three weeks before, she was out campaign at the train
Speaker 7: station on election morning.
Speaker 3: Wow. No, she's amazing. I love Marzi. I wish I
Speaker 3: was stronger. I always say this first time she ran
Speaker 3: against Swazi, but I've grown to love that woman. You
Speaker 3: were right about that, Pete, All right, Pete, we gotta
Speaker 3: ended with this twelve straight losses. Again, for me, it's
Speaker 3: not about the wins and losses. I've rooted for horrible
Speaker 3: Met teams, teams that were managed by Joe Tory, teams
Speaker 3: from way back when that would lose one hundred games.
Speaker 3: So it's not about wins and losses. When you combine
Speaker 3: the fact that I hate the politics and there are
Speaker 3: two woke for me and they can't win, the Mets
Speaker 3: are a very difficult product to love these days.
Speaker 7: No, yeah, listen, I've been with the Mets since day
Speaker 7: you want. I remember the first year when they lost
Speaker 7: one hundred and twenty games, so they were that was
Speaker 7: that was tough. You're sitting under the polo grounds watching that. No, listen,
Speaker 7: they have a lot of good team and I really
Speaker 7: blamed Sterns for that, and he traded away. He gutted
Speaker 7: the heart and soul of the Metsica got rid of
Speaker 7: guys like Alonso, Nimo and McNeil. They let Diaz go
Speaker 7: and so there's there's nothing, there's no core of the
Speaker 7: team and Soto, even though he got a good numbers
Speaker 7: ye last year, he was not really the solo. That
Speaker 7: team windows up and down by getting the good players.
Speaker 7: But other than that, they get, you know, the guys
Speaker 7: who really kept the team going well, especially with Door
Speaker 7: and Nimo McGreal. Maybe slows down a bit, but the
Speaker 7: other Door are really going strong. So anyway, that was it,
Speaker 7: and there was no real need for it. It seemed
Speaker 7: like Sterns want to somehow create a team in his image,
Speaker 7: and maybe he has. Unfortunately, and it's said, you know,
Speaker 7: not doing well. I know you've gone over the Yankees.
Speaker 7: I see where you're coming from. But to me, they
Speaker 7: have to give some reason why they really let those
Speaker 7: good players go, and it just it's bad. It really does.
Speaker 15: Know.
Speaker 7: I'm not gonna leave the match, but I have a
Speaker 7: hard time for the first time in sixty four years,
Speaker 7: have a hard time getting excited. I really even I
Speaker 7: watched the game for a few winnings and sometimes you're
Speaker 7: gonna watch it and I don't know, maybe leave me
Speaker 7: go and watch the Yankee game every now you don't care.
Speaker 3: And I got to get Steve Cohen on and maybe
Speaker 3: answer some of those valid questions, Peter King, that you're
Speaker 3: raising and every Metman is raising. Maybe Cohen will stop
Speaker 3: by and give us some answers at any rate. As always,
Speaker 3: you've got all the answers, your great another fantastic appearance,
Speaker 3: and your friend Bruce Blakeman is coming up next. So
Speaker 3: Nassau County owns this hour, Peter King, Thank.
Speaker 7: You so much, Governor Blakeman, he's the man. You got it.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, buddy, love you, I love you, Thank you, yeah,
Speaker 3: Governor Blakeman. You know, talking about the Yankees too. You
Speaker 3: guys remember last year when Vinnie Viola, my dear friend,
Speaker 3: Vinnie Viola, mister Virtue owns the Florida Panthers and they've
Speaker 3: won the last two Stanley Cups. They're not going to
Speaker 3: repeat because he didn't make the playoffs this year, but nevertheless,
Speaker 3: Vinnie has built a powerhouse hockey club down in Florida.
Speaker 3: And you may remember last year when Vinnie actually had
Speaker 3: one night this Proxya DCD America night in Sunrise. The
Speaker 3: Panthers that night, I think played the Seattle Kraken and
Speaker 3: I was there, Danielle was there. Gabriel, Gabriel's old teacher,
Speaker 3: Missus Rosenberg, believe it or not, from the JCC in Boca.
Speaker 3: It was a great crowd and I'm not going to
Speaker 3: tell you how much, but the Panthers were very generous
Speaker 3: and our organization, this Proxyadcdamerica dot org, did well that night.
Speaker 3: So when Justin you were with me last week at
Speaker 3: the Yankee game, yep, and I went up to my
Speaker 3: new bff, your dear friend, Randay Levine, the president of
Speaker 3: the Yanks, and I said, listen, Vinnie did this. Oh no,
Speaker 3: now we gotta do it. He said, you could have
Speaker 3: my suite, and you know, you'll pick a game and
Speaker 3: you could have the suite. We'll invite some old Yankee
Speaker 3: players back the Yankees represent you like with a check
Speaker 3: like the Florida Panthers did, and you can have this
Speaker 3: proxya DCD American Night at Yankee Stadium.
Speaker 23: That's gonna be great.
Speaker 3: And Steve Cohen has not offered me that. Steve col
Speaker 3: won't even call me. I'm like, it doesn't matter. You
Speaker 3: want Yankee Stadium over city, No, of course, not even close,
Speaker 3: not even close. And we actually discussed dates yesterday, me
Speaker 3: and Stephanie, Randy Levine's assistant.
Speaker 23: That'll be fantastic.
Speaker 3: I can't wait for that. I think it's gonna be
Speaker 3: in August, but I will hopefully have confirmation today on
Speaker 3: the series The Game the Day and the Yankees coming
Speaker 3: up big for Gabriel Rosenberg and people who have been
Speaker 3: diagnosed with the sproxia all over the world. That's the
Speaker 3: Yanks for you. We'll take a short break, we'll come back.
Speaker 3: We are going to talk to the next governor here
Speaker 3: in New York, the great Bruce Plateman. Lots more to
Speaker 3: do before I hand the football off to Brian kill
Speaker 3: Mead in about forty minutes. The Wednesday addition of Sitting
Speaker 3: Friends in the Morning rolls out.
Speaker 20: Sid and Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 20: Podcast Network.
Speaker 3: Another great song right here, tempted by Squeeze, and this
Speaker 3: goes back to is it Paul krick Lewis he's celebrating
Speaker 3: a birthday today?
Speaker 7: You got it?
Speaker 21: He's the guy singing right now? Oh really, kay, he's
Speaker 21: the first singing.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, he's great. Also, we played Ace Earliers
Speaker 3: in that band and no I know he is. And
Speaker 3: Michael the Mechanics. Good call here with Paul Carrick and Squeezes.
Speaker 3: One of my favorite groups. So you see a lot
Speaker 3: of folks like my new profile picture. It's my new
Speaker 3: profile picture. I took down me in Trump. I'll put
Speaker 3: it back up in there. Ron Moore is over, got
Speaker 3: him tired of that, so I it's been me in
Speaker 3: Trump for a long time. So I took it down,
Speaker 3: even on my own cell phone. And the picture instead
Speaker 3: is the picture of me we'reing the Yankee jersey stepping
Speaker 3: on the face and the body of mister met with
Speaker 3: Yankee stadium has the backdrop. Is not a great picture
Speaker 3: of justin It's really funny. It's great. Who the hell
Speaker 3: sent me that? I forgot? I did see it, so Coyzell,
Speaker 3: I forget who. But anyway, I love that picture and
Speaker 3: it's now the profile picture on all my social media.
Speaker 3: And it's funny because I was just saying last segment
Speaker 3: that in the spirit of Vinie Viola and the Florida Panthers,
Speaker 3: Randy Levine love him, and the Yankees already willing and
Speaker 3: able to put together this Proxya DCD America day from
Speaker 3: my son, and they already got back to me this
Speaker 3: morning already, Stephanie and gave me the two dates I
Speaker 3: wanted they said you could have either one. So it
Speaker 3: looks like Saturday August at twenty second, with the Yankees
Speaker 3: hosting the Toronto Blue Jays, we'll have our very first
Speaker 3: ever this proxyer DCD America Day at the Yankee Stadium.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Randy and Stephanie and the New York Yankees.
Speaker 3: That's a beautiful thing you're doing for me, Danielle and
Speaker 3: Gabriel Yankees, Blue Jays, and of course you're all invited.
Speaker 3: But the only real Yankee man on this staff is Justin,
Speaker 3: so he'll be about Justin. But Lewis Sill still call
Speaker 3: me though. You're a met fan, right he certainly? Will
Speaker 3: you think we'll get to walk on the field? Probably yes,
Speaker 3: Oh my god, yeah, take it easy, geez. Now, maybe
Speaker 3: not you.
Speaker 7: I don't know you.
Speaker 3: Anybody but that guy.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Oh my god. You think I can smell here in
Speaker 3: Judge's jock after the game, that's it. Yeah, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: wear it on my head after the game.
Speaker 6: That's all Judges jock five to donate.
Speaker 3: And I just got a text from Joseph A. Bood
Speaker 3: because the Yankees are going to beat the Red Sox
Speaker 3: again tonight. Sorry, Joseph. But it reminds me that, you know,
Speaker 3: I didn't talk to Joseph for many years. And Danielle
Speaker 3: went and ran the Boston Marathon nine years ago, four
Speaker 3: years after the Boston bombing, which was thirteen years ago,
Speaker 3: and I saw Joel Bood. I was in the hotel
Speaker 3: in Boston, sitting at the Red Sox game, which is
Speaker 3: played eleven o'clock every Monday morning on Patriot Day, sitting
Speaker 3: on Nesson. He was sitting there in the stands. I'm like,
Speaker 3: I gotta text this guy. And we reconnected about nine
Speaker 3: years ago and now we talk every day. He texted
Speaker 3: me he's such a lovely guy. And you know, I
Speaker 3: go back. The first ever public event we ever did
Speaker 3: for this Proxya at the time it was called the
Speaker 3: Spotlight Foundation, was that Joseph Sabood's old store, his beautiful
Speaker 3: men's clothing store in Zelnis Building, forty ninth in Madison.
Speaker 3: And it was a great night. John Starks and Chas Palmontarian,
Speaker 3: a whole bunch of famous people showed up, but a
Speaker 3: whole bunch of friends and family showed up. That was
Speaker 3: our first ever event for a foundation, So thank you
Speaker 3: for that. Joseph. Well, take a break when we get back.
Speaker 3: He is currently the National County Executive, but I'm telling you, folks,
Speaker 3: he's going to be the next governor in our great
Speaker 3: state of New York. My brother, my dear friend, Bruce
Speaker 3: Blateman back on SITT and Brends in the Morning, next.
Speaker 20: Sid and Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 20: podcast network, as.
Speaker 3: Poor guy's been on whole forever. It's almost election time.
Speaker 3: The two time Nasal County executive, the current Nasau County Executive,
Speaker 3: but my enthusiastic choice for governor and many others.
Speaker 15: Man.
Speaker 3: Almost every day somebody stops me says, boy, Bruce gonna win.
Speaker 3: I say, you gonna win. He's gonna win. So here
Speaker 3: he is, mister governor, Bruce Blakeman, Bruce, are you a
Speaker 3: metman or a Yankee fan? And don't tell me both
Speaker 3: because you're about to be governor? And blah blah blah.
Speaker 3: Are you a metman or a Yankee fan?
Speaker 2: Now, listen, I've been a Yankee fan my whole wife.
Speaker 2: Oh you know, listen, I didn't know that you were
Speaker 2: friends with Randy Levine. What a great guy that guy is.
Speaker 3: He texted me literally forty five seconds ago because I
Speaker 3: texted him first. I thanked him for he's actually giving
Speaker 3: us his suite so he could have a charity event,
Speaker 3: our charity for Gabriel to this proxy DCD America Saturday,
Speaker 3: August of twenty second at the Stadium, Yankees hosting the Jays.
Speaker 3: I hopefully he'll be there, Bruce. It'll be a beautiful
Speaker 3: Saturday afternoon for the Yanks. That type of guy Randy is.
Speaker 3: And you know I've been to the stadium three or
Speaker 3: four times or ready this year in his suite two
Speaker 3: or three times.
Speaker 25: He is.
Speaker 3: He's just a lovely Everybody loves Randy Levine in this town.
Speaker 2: Everybody, right, everybody does. First of all, Gabriel looks great.
Speaker 2: I saw him out Thank You with you and Danielle
Speaker 2: the other night. He looks terrific. But let me say
Speaker 2: this about Randy Levine. He's a great New Yorker. What
Speaker 2: he's done with the Yankees is remarkable. But what he
Speaker 2: does for charity and what he does for public service.
Speaker 2: You know, he was appointed by President Trump to this
Speaker 2: commission that's looking to straighten out the chaos in college sports.
Speaker 3: YEP.
Speaker 2: And if anybody can figure it out, Randy Ken because
Speaker 2: the nil's out of control, the transfer portal's out of control.
Speaker 2: They got to do something or they'll destroy college sports,
Speaker 2: said Hi.
Speaker 3: Actually he started reaching out to Randy because of that.
Speaker 3: Because I watched that day. I'm an avid sports guy
Speaker 3: like you, and I see President Trump and Mike Johnson
Speaker 3: and Marco Rubio. Then I see Tiger Woods, Urban Meyer,
Speaker 3: Nick Saban, and oh my god, there's Randy Levine. Now
Speaker 3: what you just did. I know it's not the most
Speaker 3: important thing, Okay, but I'm being serious about this. This
Speaker 3: goes to show you how smart, diverse, short, New York
Speaker 3: everything about you, what you just did, and I yell
Speaker 3: college Trump the White House. Kathy Hokle couldn't do that
Speaker 3: in the Milanius.
Speaker 27: Now.
Speaker 3: I know she likes football. I know what I get it.
Speaker 3: She has fantasies about Josh Allen, the Buffalo Bills quarterback.
Speaker 3: I'm sick of hearing that to Okay, enough with that.
Speaker 3: But when you look at Bruce Blateman, the all around
Speaker 3: guy is a boxer, loves his New York teams, big
Speaker 3: Yankee fan, big strong guy, saving Nassau County, making it
Speaker 3: the most the safest county anywhere in America. Family involved
Speaker 3: in politics for a long time. Your brother very impressive
Speaker 3: guy too. When I look at the like the tail
Speaker 3: of the tape, like before a big box between Hochal
Speaker 3: and Blakeman, I'm gonna say this, Bruce. People are gonna say,
Speaker 3: you just love Bruce. Maybe that's true. It's not even close.
Speaker 3: You kill her.
Speaker 2: Well, this is the most unaffordable state in the United States.
Speaker 2: Our electric bills are out of control, our taxes are
Speaker 2: out of control. It's just not a place where businesses
Speaker 2: want to create new jobs. So that changes on January one,
Speaker 2: when I become governor. I'm gonna cut tax I'm gonna
Speaker 2: cut you untility costs in half. But that's not what
Speaker 2: I wanted to talk to you about today, Sid because today,
Speaker 2: while we're on this subject of sports, I am announcing,
Speaker 2: for my fifth time as County Executive, the opening of
Speaker 2: the Games for the physically Challenged. We sponsor that in
Speaker 2: Nasau County, for the whole metropolitan area, the whole state
Speaker 2: of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut. It's like a mini
Speaker 2: Olympics for everybody that has a disability. And you know it,
Speaker 2: that's something that makes my job worthwhile to see these
Speaker 2: kids compete. It's pure athletics. They're great athletes. So you know,
Speaker 2: I know that's something that you love, and that's something
Speaker 2: that we're doing this morning. And I urge everybody if
Speaker 2: you want to put a smile on your face, you
Speaker 2: want to feel good about yourself, go out to the games.
Speaker 2: So they're physically challenged. I'll get you all the information
Speaker 2: on it said, but it's something that really puts a
Speaker 2: smile on my face. And I'm so happy to be
Speaker 2: doing it for the fifth time.
Speaker 3: Wow, that is awesome. I love that stuff. Special Olympics.
Speaker 3: And you know when I go watch Daniel won a marathon,
Speaker 3: for example, and I see people that don't have legs
Speaker 3: and they're able to complete the twenty six plus mile race.
Speaker 3: And I don't know exactly what type of disabilities or
Speaker 3: ailments or physical limitations these brave people have that are
Speaker 3: about to compete in Nassau County. But anybody who watches
Speaker 3: that stuff, if you don't shut a tear, you're not human.
Speaker 3: Just beautiful.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's all the above. We have everything, Uh, any
Speaker 4: kind of disability and uh, these kids compete, it's it's
Speaker 4: their day to shine.
Speaker 2: So Uh. So that's a great thing that we're doing here.
Speaker 2: And again it's not only just in Nassau County. We
Speaker 2: have athletes from Connecticut, New Jersey, uh, all over New
Speaker 2: York State and uh that's that's one of the things
Speaker 2: that you know, makes it worthwhile to get up every
Speaker 2: morning and go do your job.
Speaker 3: And uh, it's a one day event, Bruce, is it?
Speaker 3: You give me the whole rundown.
Speaker 2: It's a two day event. They bust the kids in,
Speaker 2: they're they're put up in dormitories and hotels and they
Speaker 2: they compete as if it was the Olympics. I'm gonna
Speaker 2: get you all the information on SID. But it's a
Speaker 2: great thing. But getting back to Kathy Hoko, you know
Speaker 2: she wants to raise taxes on rich people. Again, SID,
Speaker 2: when you raise taxes, aren't rich people. They have choices.
Speaker 2: They're gonna buy a second home in Scottsdale, Arizona, and Miami, Florida,
Speaker 2: Boca Rattan, Charleston, South Carolina. They're not gonna stick around here.
Speaker 2: Kathy Hoko's gonna sock it to them, and that's gonna
Speaker 2: hurt our little local businesses, our dry cleaners, our restaurants,
Speaker 2: our pharmacies, the coffee shop. It's gonna hurt plumbers and carpenters.
Speaker 2: It's really a bad idea. And it's just more spend spend, spend, tax, tax, tax,
Speaker 2: make it less affordable for people to live in the state.
Speaker 3: And you made the point a lot lately, then you're
Speaker 3: right about it that she is more in tune with
Speaker 3: Mom Donnie than she sometimes wants us to believe she is.
Speaker 3: She's lockstep. So if she wins, if God forbid she wins,
Speaker 3: she won't. But if God forbid she wins, and you
Speaker 3: think Mom Donnie has power and is bad, now, the
Speaker 3: two of them will absolutely speed up the destruction of
Speaker 3: this city and the state. There's no doubt in my mind.
Speaker 2: Zooran Mundami is running the Democratic Party now, he's running
Speaker 2: the state of New York along with AOC and Kathy Hokal.
Speaker 2: Comrade Kathy, who is a person that is so scared
Speaker 2: of Mandami that she will do anything to please him,
Speaker 2: and she's demonstrated that time and time again. This guy
Speaker 2: wants to open up city grocery tours. He wants to
Speaker 2: take four years to open five grocery stores. John Cassibatiti's
Speaker 2: could open five grocery stores in three months for probably
Speaker 2: one fifth the price. He wants to spend thirty million
Speaker 2: dollars on city grocery stores, and Kathy just sits there,
Speaker 2: nods her head's grins as if this was a great idea.
Speaker 2: It's a terrible idea, terrible.
Speaker 3: First of all, it's thirty million just for one, so
Speaker 3: he said, initially, this liar, that is going to cost
Speaker 3: seventy million, which is an average of fourteen million apiece
Speaker 3: to build one in every borough. As it turns out,
Speaker 3: only one is thirty million. Multiply that by five. Now
Speaker 3: you're spending one hundred and fifty which is more than
Speaker 3: twice of the seventy million. Plus he's already said a
Speaker 3: lot of the products inside those stores will be very expensive.
Speaker 3: So it's a complete mess. None of it makes sense.
Speaker 3: None of it makes any sense. So right now you're
Speaker 3: in great position. People say to me, they go, let
Speaker 3: me ask you something. I love Bruce. He's the right
Speaker 3: guy again. He's strong, he's got a great track record.
Speaker 3: He wins in Nassau County. There are more Democrats than
Speaker 3: Republicans in Nasau County. Not only does Bruce Blateman win.
Speaker 3: He wins by a good amount. So clearly Democrats and
Speaker 3: independence in Nassau County like the work that you do.
Speaker 3: But I guess what they bring up is, does Bruce
Speaker 3: spend a lot of time in Syracuse, in Rochester, in Albany,
Speaker 3: in Utica, in Binghamton and all those even Monticello by
Speaker 3: my mom, all those places that are dying between no
Speaker 3: jobs and drugs. I say, yes, you're there all the time.
Speaker 2: Yes, I was in Scohari County last week, Schuyler County
Speaker 2: the week before that, Columbia County, Broom County, Albany County,
Speaker 2: Columbia County, you name it, I've been there. I'm going
Speaker 2: up to Plattsburgh in the North Country by the Canadian
Speaker 2: border this weekend. We are getting around my Lieutenant governor
Speaker 2: candidate Todd Hood, who's the sheriff of Madison County. He's
Speaker 2: a police hero, great guy. He's traveling all around the
Speaker 2: state with me. We're going together. Plus we break up,
Speaker 2: we hit different areas, so we cover twice as much territory.
Speaker 2: Believe me, everywhere I go, people are miserable with Kathy
Speaker 2: Hogo and they want to change. They wanted more wardable state.
Speaker 2: They want a safer state where we respect the blue.
Speaker 2: You know, Sid I was thinking the other day after
Speaker 2: this whole thing with Detected with Sergeant Durant. Yeah, that
Speaker 2: you know, you're more likely to go to prison as
Speaker 2: a cop in New York than you are as a
Speaker 2: criminal because Kathy Hoko would cast his bail and raise
Speaker 2: the age and the halt deck. She's soft on criminals,
Speaker 2: but they are intensely hard and I believe unfairly hard
Speaker 2: on our cops in this state, no doubt.
Speaker 3: And that goes back to Cuomo too. Let me remind
Speaker 3: people they paroled about fifty cop killers. Okay, forgetting about
Speaker 3: the guy screwing over a Stephanie Dillar or not getting
Speaker 3: Guy Rovera on murder one, forget about this this idiot
Speaker 3: guy Mitchell sentencing Eric Durant to three to nine years.
Speaker 3: You got about fifty cop killers that are walking free
Speaker 3: in this state. So between Cuomo and Hokel, we've been
Speaker 3: in trouble for a long time. That's why I keep
Speaker 3: saying this. I mean this, Brue. The only way this
Speaker 3: state and city survive is if you win. I cannot
Speaker 3: emphasize that enough. And let me remind folks, Bruce Blakeman
Speaker 3: on this show, On this show said last week first
Speaker 3: that when he wins, not if. When he wins, he
Speaker 3: will pardon Eric Duran. Let me remind folks too that
Speaker 3: these two amazing days that are coming up in Nassau
Speaker 3: County that'll be Friday, May the twenty ninth and Saturday
Speaker 3: May the thirtieth at the Mitchell Athletic Complex at Nasau
Speaker 3: Community College. Athletes will compete in track and field, swimming,
Speaker 3: wheelchair basketball, and more So. It's Friday May twenty ninth
Speaker 3: and Saturday May the thirtieth at Nasau County Community College.
Speaker 3: As always, Bruce Blakeman, you're a mensch and you're gonna win.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna make sure of that. Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: When I do win, I'm gonna swear you in as mayor.
Speaker 2: When you win the election against Montani.
Speaker 3: I listen, if you win, now, excuse me again, the
Speaker 3: same thing when you win and O Danielle gonna kill
Speaker 3: me for saying this, but she's not to get over it.
Speaker 3: When you win, I'm gonna run. Okay.
Speaker 7: I love it.
Speaker 3: I love you.
Speaker 4: God blessed you too.
Speaker 2: Bruce. You're the kind of strong leader we need.
Speaker 3: Thank you, said Bruce, You're the absolute best. Thank you
Speaker 3: so much. We all love you. Next governor of New
Speaker 3: York right there, the current Nassau County executive, my dear friend,
Speaker 3: Bruce Blakeman votes. He's the only hope we've got. Trust me,
Speaker 3: I'm not being overly dramatic. I'm not exaggerating. You want
Speaker 3: to save this city and save this state, you go
Speaker 3: vote for Bruce Blakeman and pray to Hashem or Jesus,
Speaker 3: any god you've got that. Bruce Blateman is our next governor.
Speaker 3: But Don blu Rafino is always amazing job Today justin
Speaker 3: Elick Noam Layden to write a fetish God willing as
Speaker 3: Dean says, We'll all be back for a big Thursday
Speaker 3: show tomorrow morning at six. Until then, from all of
Speaker 3: us on Sitting Friends in the Morning, including Wyatt just
Speaker 3: texted me all of you, Peach.
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