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Speaker 3: In the State of the Union, Trump touted his big
Speaker 3: achievement was bringing down the cost of drugs. He launched
Speaker 3: trump Urx early February. This is a website that really,
Speaker 3: you know, it helps patients find medications either by buying
Speaker 3: them directly from their manufacturer using a coupon. You were
Speaker 3: pretty optimistic about trump our x when it started.
Speaker 4: How do you assess the execution?
Speaker 5: Look, there's no downside to offering medications for a lower price.
Speaker 2: Competition is better. So I'm all for trump our X.
Speaker 5: You know, I don't Republicans need medications too, you know,
Speaker 5: I'm not into the trump r X is.
Speaker 3: A government site intended to offer drugs to all Americans.
Speaker 6: And that's not just Republicans, right, No, that's right.
Speaker 5: Right, whatever, And the point is whatever gets people lower
Speaker 5: price medications, Yes, sign me up.
Speaker 3: Democrats published a report about trump our X, accusing it
Speaker 3: of misleading Americans for not mentioning that lower cost generic
Speaker 3: versions of some drugs are available in other places. So
Speaker 3: Congressman Frank Polone said, uh that Trump our X is
Speaker 3: all hype and no true action. And Ron Wryden said,
Speaker 3: it's really a glorified coupon book. Is that fair?
Speaker 5: I mean it's it was a waste of time. Was
Speaker 5: a waste of time, just plain, Hey, Trump did it?
Speaker 7: We hate it.
Speaker 8: There's no there's not.
Speaker 3: Like a real criticism that you have so many more drugs.
Speaker 5: Prices are cheaper them, right, yeah, but it's just the beginning, right,
Speaker 5: give them a chance. Anything that opens the door for
Speaker 5: lower price medications.
Speaker 2: I'm a fan of.
Speaker 8: Let's get Run. Well, that's all you need to know,
Speaker 8: this great, greatful Dead song. When Mark Cuban, Mark Cuban
Speaker 8: actually gives President Trump credit for something, you, oh, it
Speaker 8: must be great because he hated every second of that.
Speaker 8: But it's hard to argue Trump r REX doing a
Speaker 8: spectacular job. Prices dipping three point one percent. That is
Speaker 8: the biggest drop in over sixty years since nineteen sixty three.
Speaker 8: Seventy excuse me, seven hundred millions saved in savings. And
Speaker 8: my first guest this morning, he's been on a lot lately,
Speaker 8: thank god, because he's my hero. I love this guy
Speaker 8: doing an amazing job. With everything from these prescription drugs
Speaker 8: to exposing Medicare and Medicaid and just doing great work
Speaker 8: for Bobby Kennedy. Is my dear Friendma met Oz, doctor Oz,
Speaker 8: doctor Oscar Friday morning, buddy, how.
Speaker 2: Are you good?
Speaker 9: Mari sid You know Mark Cuban's comments there are very telling.
Speaker 9: When folks who just objectively know the space agree that
Speaker 9: Trump RX, which is taking all the great work that's
Speaker 9: been done with most favored nation drug price negotiations, which
Speaker 9: we'll get to, is actually working, then the hollow, angry
Speaker 9: vehemence from the left doesn't make sense. I mean, you
Speaker 9: should be rooting for this. I don't care what political
Speaker 9: party you're in if you're taking the main problem and
Speaker 9: a lot of Americans are concerned about with regard to health,
Speaker 9: and just to put some numbers on it, almost a
Speaker 9: third of Americans prescribed a brand product, which is the
Speaker 9: expense of drugs, will leave the pharmacy empty handed because
Speaker 9: they can't afford the medications. Again, that means your doctor
Speaker 9: prescribed you a pill that can change your life, and
Speaker 9: you go to the drug store and although everything was
Speaker 9: done right, you just can't afford the medications. That's not right.
Speaker 9: So the President said, why is that happening. This doesn't
Speaker 9: happen in other parts of the world. Part of the
Speaker 9: reason that happens is we spend Sidney times more than
Speaker 9: any other country on the planet, but the exact same drugs,
Speaker 9: even when they're made here in America. It makes no
Speaker 9: sense whatsoever to tolerate that. So the President said, noms,
Speaker 9: we're going to fix that. We went at the manufacturers aggressively.
Speaker 9: We did not price fix, you know, that's another false allegation.
Speaker 9: We just said to the industry, whatever you're charging in
Speaker 9: other parts of the world, we want the same price here.
Speaker 9: And so we use trade tools and other mechanisms to
Speaker 9: protect these companies from being beaten up unfairly overseas. No
Speaker 9: more global fee loading. Whatever the price is in Germany
Speaker 9: or France or whatever, it can be the same price here.
Speaker 9: That has resulted, as you pointed out, not to bury
Speaker 9: the lead, in the largest reduction in drug prices in
Speaker 9: sixty three years, and it also is the most and
Speaker 9: fastest reduction ever over the last six months. But let
Speaker 9: me put this in context. The reason sixty three years
Speaker 9: ago that drug prices dropped is that Congress was really
Speaker 9: angry about some complications that have happened with some medications.
Speaker 9: So they insisted that from now on, manufacturers have to
Speaker 9: prove that their drugs worked. Let me say that again.
Speaker 9: Until sixty three, you didn't have to actually prove your
Speaker 9: drugs work that well.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 9: And so when they actually forced the companies to do that,
Speaker 9: not surprisingly the prices dropped. That's the kind of seismic
Speaker 9: ship that was required. And this is just what President
Speaker 9: Trump's doing. He's a seismic force, an immense political force.
Speaker 9: He made a change happen no one thought possible. If
Speaker 9: we can get Congress to codify this, which by the way,
Speaker 9: Democrats could help us do by voting for exactly what
Speaker 9: we're saying, which is a reduced unbrug prices for Americans,
Speaker 9: then we'd all be happier. And these would result in
Speaker 9: six hundred billion dollars, not million billion dollars of savings
Speaker 9: over the next decade, which would make health prices come
Speaker 9: down for a lot of Americans were struggling. And when
Speaker 9: affordability is the issue of the day, this is a
Speaker 9: to me anyway. And then just what the doctor ordered.
Speaker 8: And I love what the girls said there. Republicans and
Speaker 8: Democrats we need medication. Now, correct me if I'm wrong,
Speaker 8: But this is just for cash buys, no insurance right
Speaker 8: for now.
Speaker 9: It's cash buys. Let me give you two examples. A
Speaker 9: lot of people have health insurance, but their health insurance
Speaker 9: doesn't cover the so called fat shots that the GLP
Speaker 9: one medications that are helping people lose so much weight.
Speaker 9: So if you're one of the many Americans, probably most
Speaker 9: Americans at this point, whose insurance doesn't cover then number
Speaker 9: one most used group of drugs in America, well then
Speaker 9: that's a big deal for you because now we will
Speaker 9: selling those drugs on Trump or x dot because we
Speaker 9: negotiated them with the big companies at a price that's
Speaker 9: a fraction of what it used to be. And if
Speaker 9: you're on Medicare, a senior and you're eligible, we will
Speaker 9: give those meds to you with fifty dollars a month.
Speaker 9: These things just cost more than a thousand dollars a week.
Speaker 9: Fifty dollars a month. That's driving a lot of its
Speaker 9: reduction in costs. Then you might say, why are we
Speaker 9: doing that? You know what my job is to save,
Speaker 9: protect the taxpayer and my beneficiaries, the people of Medicare,
Speaker 9: Medicaid one hundred and seventy million people who get their
Speaker 9: covers through healthcare insurance from the government. Well, listen, if
Speaker 9: you're losing weight and have less hypertension, less diabetes, you
Speaker 9: have less strokes, less renewal failure, dialysis, all those things
Speaker 9: go down, you're saving money. So we believe that by
Speaker 9: investing in getting Americans these drugs at an affordable price,
Speaker 9: they will use these drugs, lose weight, and cost the
Speaker 9: taxpayer less body. Plus, that's our job, right said, get
Speaker 9: people healthy, Healthy Americans are working Americans, working Americans, make
Speaker 9: America prosperous, will drive a trillion more dollars of value
Speaker 9: to the economy. That's what we're supposed to do. Help
Speaker 9: each other be healthy enough to be productive in life
Speaker 9: and spend more time with people.
Speaker 8: We love one hundred percent. And I always say, I
Speaker 8: don't understand how anybody no disrespect that people are overweight,
Speaker 8: because I love them too, But how is anybody fat anymore?
Speaker 8: I mean, these dolps, they work for everybody. They're even
Speaker 8: making I know you know this because Bobby Kennedy talked
Speaker 8: about this. They're making peptids now, which well I believe,
Speaker 8: I believe I could be wrong. You could correct me.
Speaker 8: We'll give you the combination of the GLP effect losing weight,
Speaker 8: but you'll be able to at the same time maintain
Speaker 8: your muscle. I mean, how is every American not in
Speaker 8: great shape?
Speaker 9: Said? The reason that many Americas don't take these medications,
Speaker 9: it is because they can't afford them. Let's talk about
Speaker 9: the population is the biggest obesity issue. If you're listening
Speaker 9: right now in New York and you live in one
Speaker 9: of the more lower half of the financial pyramid, you
Speaker 9: can't afford these meds. But that's where the obesity epidemic is.
Speaker 9: There's folks living in poverty who are eating junk food
Speaker 9: because it's cheaper, and they're in food desert, so they
Speaker 9: have a lot of reasons why they're gaining weight. But
Speaker 9: the solutions are out there, but they can't pay for them.
Speaker 9: They can't afford them. You know what the number one
Speaker 9: zip code in America for GLP one medications is, said, I.
Speaker 8: Gotta take a guess, is it Florida.
Speaker 9: Upper East side of Manhattan?
Speaker 2: Right where you are?
Speaker 8: Really?
Speaker 9: Yeah, yep, upper east side of Manhattan.
Speaker 8: Why is that where?
Speaker 9: Because they have the money If they can't afford it right, right,
Speaker 9: they want to lose five pounds to go to the
Speaker 9: Hamptons over Labor Day and look a little better than
Speaker 9: they look right now. It's like they're just tuning it up.
Speaker 9: It's a little bit extra here, right, They're not dealing
Speaker 9: with the one hundred pounds of extra weight driving ibetes
Speaker 9: Hye pretension downstreing complications that will take their lives. The
Speaker 9: life expectancy difference between the bottom quarter of the population
Speaker 9: and the top quarter of the population is ten years.
Speaker 9: It's a decade of difference in life expectancy. A lot
Speaker 9: of that is chronic illnesses, and I got to pay
Speaker 9: the tab. That's my job running Medicare and Medicaid for
Speaker 9: Secretary Kennedy and the President, so I know where the
Speaker 9: money is going. Seventy to eighty percent of the money
Speaker 9: we're spending is chronic illnesses, many of them caused by obesity.
Speaker 9: So the ability to treat people and get their weight
Speaker 9: down is massively beneficial to the country, not just for
Speaker 9: the ethical reasons, but for the financial purposes, which is
Speaker 9: why what the President has accomplished and should get credit for,
Speaker 9: is to drive the prices down this much over the
Speaker 9: last year, the most ever in sixty three years. He
Speaker 9: should get credit. And frankly, the people made it possible,
Speaker 9: where the folks in the administration and members of Congress
Speaker 9: are now evaluating this option to try to make legislation
Speaker 9: that codifieses, which this means make these rules last forever.
Speaker 9: The President got these deals for his administration for the
Speaker 9: term of our time in office, but we need to
Speaker 9: make sure that they last forever, so we can get
Speaker 9: those stats six hundred billion dollars of sustained savings, so
Speaker 9: we don't have Americans running into the wall of price
Speaker 9: when they're trying to get their meade in the pharmacy.
Speaker 8: So instead of Americans on and on about this Iran conflict,
Speaker 8: if they were really paying attention, I mean really paying attention,
Speaker 8: they would notice that the Dow Jones is up, eggs
Speaker 8: are down, and now you pay less than your drugs.
Speaker 8: I would say the president is doing a pretty spectacular job.
Speaker 8: I would think at least that he'll make this one
Speaker 8: of his real, real accomplishments leading up to the mid terms.
Speaker 8: I'll be in Dallas. I'm sure you'll be there too
Speaker 8: in a couple of weeks and correct me if I'm wrong,
Speaker 8: but some of these big companies, companies like Pfizer, doctor
Speaker 8: Oz are already involved in this.
Speaker 9: Yes, the seventeen largest pharmaceutical companies that represent about eighty
Speaker 9: five percent of all drugs sold in America, they're all
Speaker 9: on board. And they didn't come happily, but with a
Speaker 9: lot of persuasion. And that's what the President's good at,
Speaker 9: you know, making deals. We got every one of them
Speaker 9: on board. And here's the part you're not going to believe.
Speaker 9: I've been saying this. You know, prices are way down
Speaker 9: most everge sixty plus years. The amount of savings is
Speaker 9: measured in hundreds of billions of dollars. Guess what the
Speaker 9: pharmaceutical sector value on Wall Street went up? Not down? Up?
Speaker 9: Why because Wall Street said for good or for bad.
Speaker 9: These guys gave up some profits, but they got stability.
Speaker 9: They got a deal so they can still go out
Speaker 9: there and innovate and build new solutions cure disease. So
Speaker 9: everybody won on this deal. It's exactly what you want
Speaker 9: your government to do. And we did it by negotiating hard,
Speaker 9: those tactics, doing what you but President Trump did the
Speaker 9: build a real estate empire. We did it with the
Speaker 9: pharmaceutical sector. We've also done it, by the way, with
Speaker 9: insurance companies, hospital systems. There's a lot of reasons why
Speaker 9: we're starting to get our arms around healthcare expenses in
Speaker 9: this country. Got more to do, But this is exactly
Speaker 9: what you want your government to do to competently hold
Speaker 9: people account. Will take out the fraud wasted abuse, which
Speaker 9: you know we've been doing, and make sure that Americans
Speaker 9: get their money's worth.
Speaker 8: Yeah, couple, Morgan, let you run. You know you did
Speaker 8: an amazing job not far from with the Mets play
Speaker 8: their home games and Flushing Queens, and you one covered
Speaker 8: a bunch of these fraudulent Chinese pharmacies. I know you
Speaker 8: did that, Okay, And you're doing a tremendous job of
Speaker 8: exposing Medicare and Medicaid fraud waste all over this city,
Speaker 8: all over the state. Now you talk about the Democrats,
Speaker 8: you're gonna need their help in codifying this, and you
Speaker 8: would think right that they'd be. They're gonna jump in
Speaker 8: head first because Democrats need medication too. But the question
Speaker 8: for my friend Russ Sullivan, and I agree with it,
Speaker 8: is why have the Democrats been so quiet about all
Speaker 8: the fraud you've you've been exposing, is it? I mean
Speaker 8: as simple as well, they're gonna they're gonna get votes.
Speaker 8: Are they getting kickbacks? Why have the Democrats been so
Speaker 8: silent about all this Medicare and medicaid fraud you've exposed.
Speaker 9: They're embarrassed, that's the fundamental reality. They thought that just
Speaker 9: by that being nice people, folks would not take advantage
Speaker 9: of them. But America has moved from being a high
Speaker 9: trust society where people just don't steal from the poor,
Speaker 9: to a nation that has allowed people, some of them immigrants,
Speaker 9: and that's actually been a big problem. But many Americans
Speaker 9: as well have lost their way, and the corruption rots
Speaker 9: the system because if everyone around you stealing and you're not,
Speaker 9: then you're a dope. And so we saw this happen
Speaker 9: and I was in Philadelphia recently doing a big event
Speaker 9: with our you know, the Department of Justice, and we
Speaker 9: had it in front of a prison and they were
Speaker 9: arresting a man for drug trafficking and he said, wait
Speaker 9: a minute before you put the handcuffs on. I got
Speaker 9: to sign out of my job. And the cops that
Speaker 9: were you talking about, I'm arresting you for you're selling
Speaker 9: drugs on the street because no, no, no, I got a
Speaker 9: side gig as a home care person to do home healthcare.
Speaker 9: Let me sign out, and the cops, I'm going to
Speaker 9: arrest you for defrauding us there too, and he says,
Speaker 9: if you arrest me, you got to arrest everybody. That's
Speaker 9: what's happening in Queens as well. You have these social
Speaker 9: adult day care centers which are basically play These are
Speaker 9: mostly Chinese origin origin folks. The Chinese mafia runs it.
Speaker 9: They clean up billions of dollars from this. When the
Speaker 9: State of New York is confronted by this reality, what
Speaker 9: are they going to say? I mean, they weren't looking.
Speaker 9: They should have been paying attention. These are clubhouses of
Speaker 9: inequity where they steal people's Medicare beneficiary number and massive
Speaker 9: fake tabs, giving them things they don't need, just to
Speaker 9: charge the federal taxpayer instead. The big problem I think
Speaker 9: we're gonna have to deal with is that for some states,
Speaker 9: and I think New York might be one of these states,
Speaker 9: fraud is not a flaw. It's a feature. Because if
Speaker 9: I can get people who would have been unemployed on
Speaker 9: the federal payroll by getting them to let's say, carry
Speaker 9: grocers upstairs for their parents, or host majong card games
Speaker 9: in you know these facilities in Queens. They're making a
Speaker 9: lot of money. They're paying taxes on that. And now
Speaker 9: I got unfortunate news for you. The unions are involved.
Speaker 9: The unions are trying to get these guys onto their
Speaker 9: roster so they can now just take money directly out
Speaker 9: of the federal treasury pay union dues. And guess where
Speaker 9: the uniondus go. They go to political action committees to
Speaker 9: support folks who are who are aligned with them, who
Speaker 9: tend to be Democrats, not all, but tend to be Democrats.
Speaker 8: Well there's your answer. Last one. You're a very handsome man,
Speaker 8: my man, I got to tell you that I mean that,
Speaker 8: and I take pride in my looks to In fact,
Speaker 8: some say that I make George Hamilton look pale, actually
Speaker 8: say that. So with that said, should I be excited
Speaker 8: about this new vaccine which they say, well combat melanoma
Speaker 8: skin cancer?
Speaker 9: Well you know this already, but it's sun exposure, per
Speaker 9: se doesn't cause melanoma. In fact, it's the burns that
Speaker 9: from getting too much exposure, especially when you're young, they
Speaker 9: can cause that. And George Hamilton is a friend of mine.
Speaker 9: You guys probably could be body doubles for each other
Speaker 9: in your skin tone. But I'm excited about these these approaches.
Speaker 9: The idea that we could sensitize your immune system so
Speaker 9: we could recognize cancer and therefore take it out is
Speaker 9: a much more solution then toxic toxic chemotherapy and surgery,
Speaker 9: which is what I do. Obviously I'm a surgeon. But
Speaker 9: I'm going to point something out that's really critical. Everybody
Speaker 9: listening to this show right now said everybody has cancer.
Speaker 9: What do you mean immune systems. Our immune systems are
Speaker 9: so so effective that they are finding those cancer cells
Speaker 9: and killing them as we speak. And that's the normal
Speaker 9: way the body functions. Body develops cancer cells, the immune
Speaker 9: system picks up it recognized the sociopathic cells don't belong there,
Speaker 9: and kills them off. Sometimes the cancer cells get clever.
Speaker 9: They can have a cloaking mechanism to hide, or maybe
Speaker 9: because you were smoking, or you know, damage your skin,
Speaker 9: or whatever a reason. There's too much of these cancer cells.
Speaker 9: Your body can't keep up. These vaccines will reawaken the
Speaker 9: natural immune systems of built to kill cancer. And I
Speaker 9: believe based on this early data, we'll be able to
Speaker 9: save some lives.
Speaker 8: Accordingly, well, that is fantastic and what a great learning experience.
Speaker 8: So the cancer is already in our bodies, it's just
Speaker 8: a matter of I guess what external external piece actually
Speaker 8: have them come out.
Speaker 9: And the good news here is we could take a cancer,
Speaker 9: let's say, take it a little bopsey, expose it to
Speaker 9: your immune system, and then teach your immune system that
Speaker 9: this clever cancer variant that for whatever reason got away
Speaker 9: from the normal surveillance can be caught again and then
Speaker 9: off you go. And that's why things like pank we
Speaker 9: added cancer melanoma, some of these cancers that are hard
Speaker 9: to catch once they spread, we could get our arms
Speaker 9: around them. And believe me, once your immune system recognizes it,
Speaker 9: it kills it. That's why there is no cancer we
Speaker 9: know of with a one hundred percent mortality rate. As
Speaker 9: bad as a cancer can be for some reason, at
Speaker 9: some point and some people, your immune system finally wakes
Speaker 9: up to the problem, recognizes a marker on it, and
Speaker 9: kills every one of them in your body without surgery.
Speaker 9: And that's why we're excited about this tech technology that's
Speaker 9: been out there for a while, but finally giving us
Speaker 9: clinical results.
Speaker 8: Fascinating Doctor Ros. Congratulations on Trump, Aurex and the amazing
Speaker 8: job you do. I say this the every time you
Speaker 8: come on. You really are a hero. You're doing tremendous
Speaker 8: work for President Trump and Bobby Kennedy. I love you.
Speaker 8: Thank you for hopping on earlier this morning. Continued success,
Speaker 8: my friend. Thank you so much, gl bless you said.
Speaker 9: By the way, I saw John Kssmtitti's in a movie
Speaker 9: on a plane yesterday. He's quite quite talented. Actually he
Speaker 9: was great.
Speaker 8: Wasn't that great? He was great in that movie.
Speaker 9: I looked at him, said, what the heck, what's cat's
Speaker 9: doing there? And then they were like, guys, A pro
Speaker 9: everything he does, everything he touches works.
Speaker 8: Listen, no argument from me. I love him too. I
Speaker 8: love John too. Timothy Shalloway, he was great in that movie.
Speaker 8: John Katzmtiti's doctor RZ again, thank you so much. Have
Speaker 8: a great weekend. You're a treasure.
Speaker 9: Thank you got go bless momam you too.
Speaker 8: That's my friend met doctor Oz. Another appearance here on
Speaker 8: Sitting Friends in the morning. He's on quite a bit
Speaker 8: these days. I love that. I love what the ahhs
Speaker 8: is doing, Bobby Kennedy, all those guys, and yes, John
Speaker 8: Katzmtit's was great in that movie. Him and Timothy Schallomey,
Speaker 8: the whole crew. Will take a break. We got a
Speaker 8: lot more to do. We're going to talk to our
Speaker 8: colleague here at WABC, one of the real superstars at
Speaker 8: Fox News, Brian kill Mead. He's gonna come up next
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Speaker 8: and what number one Mendoza are right? When Ando Mendoza
Speaker 8: to the Raiders, who was so impressive in his exhibition
Speaker 8: debut last week not as impressive last night. I think
Speaker 8: you threw an eighty yard pick six? Yeah, growing pains, Yeah,
Speaker 8: but he's still gonna be great.
Speaker 13: He came back when eight for fifteen yards.
Speaker 8: Yeah. I want to see Indiana. They won the championship
Speaker 8: last year. Don't forget. They beat my Miami Hurricanes. And
Speaker 8: in most preseason polls, which Justin and I went over
Speaker 8: this morning, and then oh'm in the Northeast. But I
Speaker 8: love college football. I love it. Most of the Poles
Speaker 8: have Indiana about five or six, but no Mendoza. So
Speaker 8: I know that coach. He's a great coach. I forgot
Speaker 8: his name, which is really sad. Oh damn Tom something
Speaker 8: or other.
Speaker 13: Great coach at Indiana.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he won the Coach of the Year and his
Speaker 8: team won that I championship. But let's see, because most
Speaker 8: of the polls of Ohio State number one, the AP
Speaker 8: and the coaches poll. See. I thought Texas may be
Speaker 8: number one because of arch Manning Elion Payton's.
Speaker 13: Brother, Signetti curtain signet.
Speaker 8: That's right, Signetti, but Kirk. But Ohio State is number one,
Speaker 8: both of those poles.
Speaker 12: And both the coaches poll and twenty five. Yeah, and
Speaker 12: then you get Oregon, Georgia, and then interchangeably here Texas
Speaker 12: and Notre Dame.
Speaker 13: At four and five.
Speaker 8: We got college football starting a week from tomorrow, week one.
Speaker 8: How about that. That's fantastic. Just give me football. I
Speaker 8: love baseball, believe me, I love baseball, but I need football.
Speaker 13: And honestly, you know, the Yankees will get in.
Speaker 8: And Yankees will get in. They'll lose to somebody in
Speaker 8: the National League if they don't lose somewhere along the
Speaker 8: line of the playoffs. Rightly, the Mets are done for
Speaker 8: about two years.
Speaker 13: It's one of the big thing for the Yankees is
Speaker 13: you got to avoid that wildcard series. So you got
Speaker 13: to win the debate.
Speaker 8: But who's the wild cont series Tampa Bay. No, you
Speaker 8: don't play them same division?
Speaker 13: Yeah right, so.
Speaker 8: You I mean, I mean you want to get the
Speaker 8: less games.
Speaker 13: I want them to go right to the D's not gonn.
Speaker 8: I'm not gonna win that division.
Speaker 13: That they're only four games back.
Speaker 8: It's only four yeah, come on now, come on now.
Speaker 8: And last night checked talking about the Yankees, Justin Ellick,
Speaker 8: Lewis Rappino and Jay Raffino not the last name. We'll
Speaker 8: go down there. You're all going to be in the
Speaker 8: Bronx together tomorrow for the Yankees and the Blue Jays.
Speaker 7: Get down.
Speaker 12: Come on, baby, come all right, we gotta move on.
Speaker 12: What's we're spending too much time on this?
Speaker 8: I don't think so. Yeah.
Speaker 12: I'm gonna put my executive whole damn show on to
Speaker 12: put my executive producer hat on and say, yeah, we're
Speaker 12: gonna move on here, and.
Speaker 8: I'm gonna tell you to shut the hell up because
Speaker 8: I'm the host.
Speaker 7: Or what you said before?
Speaker 8: Right? Blow out?
Speaker 13: Yeah, float on my sponsored by People appeal.
Speaker 8: This is where this guy, this guy and I love
Speaker 8: him so much. A great job too, he does a
Speaker 8: great joys. He may be the best ever at his
Speaker 8: I mean this at his specific job. But he's such
Speaker 8: a retard.
Speaker 13: Who are you talking about?
Speaker 8: The Rutgers home opener is September third against UMSS at
Speaker 8: six pm. You want to take a guess. That's right.
Speaker 8: Nobody cares about Rutgers except for fact Chris Colin and
Speaker 8: like three other people in Piscataway. Nobody. I mean, he
Speaker 8: doesn't win. That guy, the guy can't Penn State, Miami,
Speaker 8: Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He never wins. What's his name? The
Speaker 8: coach of that team is a famous guy. He never wins.
Speaker 8: Now they stink Rutgers. I know you're the boys.
Speaker 13: Congratulations.
Speaker 8: Yeah right, give me a break.
Speaker 7: Okay, wanted football, I know.
Speaker 8: But I want real football, not Rutgers. What do they
Speaker 8: play inside a conference with Michigan, Penn State, and Ohio State.
Speaker 13: You'll be looking at the Rutgers line every week?
Speaker 8: Well, yeah, they get but again.
Speaker 14: Look at my school. My god, what is for them?
Speaker 14: I mean they have a football team, yes, they do.
Speaker 8: What do they play the teams that school? The blind School?
Speaker 13: Say the School of the blinde?
Speaker 15: Yeah alright?
Speaker 16: The coach jos bloat out, Yeah, all right, what is next,
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Speaker 17: A few were the sins of the father, A visit
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Speaker 9: Fuck what now?
Speaker 8: So I always love it when sports and politics intersected.
Speaker 8: Brian Kilmeat and I were offered a sports show to
Speaker 8: do together many many years ago, like twenty plus years
Speaker 8: ago here in New York City, and we both declined.
Speaker 8: It was the late nineteen nineties. Now, Brian Killmeet is
Speaker 8: a major superstar in television radio. He's an author of
Speaker 8: Live Theater, All that Great Stuff and pretty well Now.
Speaker 8: The last couple of days, we've seen a couple of
Speaker 8: former well one former one current ESPN personalities that have
Speaker 8: made it to the Big news, one being Stephen A.
Speaker 8: Smith and one being Sage Steele. So kill me, design
Speaker 8: after me every weekday morning at ten here on seventy
Speaker 8: seven WABC does an amazing radio show. He's part of
Speaker 8: that threesome every morning Fox and Friends on Fox News.
Speaker 8: And he's got the best cable show in the business
Speaker 8: ten PM Sunday nights on Fox News one Nation. Maybe
Speaker 8: that'll be the next show I get back on after
Speaker 8: I'm allowed back at Box. I don't know, but Sage Steele,
Speaker 8: It turns out the lovely Sage Steele has been getting
Speaker 8: dms for a long time from NBA coaches, Doc Rivers
Speaker 8: and Steve Kerr calling her all kinds of names like
Speaker 8: idiot because she supports President Trump. And Stephen A. Smith
Speaker 8: got an award two thumbs down from the end BJ
Speaker 8: the Black Journalist because he had the nerve to call
Speaker 8: out African American females like Jasmine Crockett enjoy read for
Speaker 8: being a Sean Hannity pointed out, nutty, pretty interesting here, Brian.
Speaker 8: You get Sage Steele and Stephen A. Smith that go
Speaker 8: from ESPN to mainstream news.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I mean, these guys are idiots.
Speaker 18: As Steve Kerr, I guess you know, as a player,
Speaker 18: he was fine when we opened up his mouth. Now
Speaker 18: that you know these Golden State Warriors are past his prime.
Speaker 18: He hasn't gotten close to the playoffs, so getting close
Speaker 18: to a championship. So I don't even know what kind
Speaker 18: of coach he is, but every time he gets a chance,
Speaker 18: he always bouts his left wing views. Same thing with
Speaker 18: San Antonio coach for years Popovich. So instead of just
Speaker 18: keeping them out shut and respecting people's point of view
Speaker 18: if different from yours, they go ahead and rip them.
Speaker 18: If if you're in sports you have to have left
Speaker 18: wing views. Do you really think Steven A. Smith's gonna
Speaker 18: melt because of that? Or even Stage Steele Sage Steele
Speaker 18: after which he's been through personally giving up, you know,
Speaker 18: being one of the top backers at ESPN and starting over,
Speaker 18: which he has done with a.
Speaker 15: Very successful podcast.
Speaker 18: I love that she's coming out Doc Rivers crying remember
Speaker 18: that a few years ago, you know, saying you're they're
Speaker 18: trying to kill us all? Or why does our country
Speaker 18: hate country hate me? Meanwhile, Doc Rivers is doing pretty
Speaker 18: good in his country ever since he won one championship,
Speaker 18: He's gotten like six separate jobs while starring in the NBA,
Speaker 18: whilst we're leaning back on a broadcasting career that's always
Speaker 18: been waiting for him.
Speaker 8: I don't know why he hates the country, good question.
Speaker 8: Usually the people that are the loudest lately are the
Speaker 8: ones doing the best. It's hard to explain. Brian, kill me,
Speaker 8: but it happens. Happens to me the truth. So I'm
Speaker 8: all over the place with Bruce Blakeman these days. You
Speaker 8: live in Nassau County, Brian, I know you love Bruce.
Speaker 8: And I actually was there on Long Island last week
Speaker 8: when President Trump came to town. It was amazing. I even
Speaker 8: made a trip that night with Bruce to the Hamptons
Speaker 8: where he had this big fundraiser with Stevie Whitcoffe. It
Speaker 8: was great. He's doing a tremendous job. And now Kathy
Speaker 8: Hokel is feeling the pressure. How do I know that
Speaker 8: Today's New York Times Kathy Hokel is actually critical of Mamdani.
Speaker 8: Now we know the truth is Kathy Hochl is scared
Speaker 8: to death of Mamdani, scared to death of them. In fact,
Speaker 8: all these Democrats are from Chuck Schumer, you name it.
Speaker 8: They're all scared of Mamdanni, who's enjoying your vacation this week.
Speaker 8: But Hochel comes out and says the mayor should really
Speaker 8: focus on New York.
Speaker 15: And not on Israel.
Speaker 8: Duh, But how about that, hkl clearly Brian Kilmead feeling
Speaker 8: the pressure.
Speaker 18: I love it, and you know, so far it looks
Speaker 18: like the Ciana pol which leans left. We all know
Speaker 18: that said Bruce is within ten points, and it's even
Speaker 18: better than Zelden was doing it a similar time. He
Speaker 18: ended up losing by six. Remember this is what gives
Speaker 18: me hope for Bruce Blakeman, because do you remember the
Speaker 18: reason why Joe Biden did okay during the mid terms.
Speaker 18: It was the overturning of Roe v. Wade, and he
Speaker 18: just militarized all these pro choice, pro abortion people so quickly.
Speaker 18: You know, Zelden's pro life and that was an issue,
Speaker 18: and that was a hot issue. But Bruce Blakeman is
Speaker 18: not a big pro life guy. He's a pro choice guy,
Speaker 18: and it's not a hot issue. That's not even a
Speaker 18: top ten issue right now, So we can actually focus
Speaker 18: on the issues it matter did you see the other
Speaker 18: story about Morgan Stanley. We're losing four eight hundred financial jobs.
Speaker 8: Out of New York.
Speaker 18: They just bought a building in Dallas, so we're losing
Speaker 18: more and more of other things that New York was
Speaker 18: identified with the financial capital of the world. They're saying,
Speaker 18: not at this price, because the people here on entry
Speaker 18: level salaries can't afford to live here, and the prices
Speaker 18: aren't going down and the quality of living is not
Speaker 18: going up. So that's not a combination where you say
Speaker 18: just more of the same. I actually think that Mormon
Speaker 18: Dami continues with his grocery stores and his lack of
Speaker 18: free busses. Now they're saying they're looking to subsidize other
Speaker 18: people's supermarkets and small business that are affected by his
Speaker 18: ridiculous government subsidize grocery stores. Wait, so you're paying other
Speaker 18: people for and then you're paying way too much for
Speaker 18: a supermarket. Where are we getting this money?
Speaker 8: We don't have it. That's the bottom line. I was
Speaker 8: actually gonna make a joke before you got to that.
Speaker 8: Who is going to Dallas in two weeks? Sid Rosenberg
Speaker 8: and Morgan Stanley. But we got this huge convention coming up.
Speaker 8: President Trump talked about it on Truth Social a couple
Speaker 8: of days ago, and look, we got to win the midterms.
Speaker 8: That's the bottom line. So while people are really caught
Speaker 8: up in gas prices and oil in this iron conflict,
Speaker 8: which again I hate to argue with Kat mcfalllan, which
Speaker 8: I'm gonna do letter on this morning, but it ain't working.
Speaker 8: But he's saying, wait a second, look at the economy.
Speaker 8: I just had doctor Oz on this show, Brian, right
Speaker 8: before you came on, prescription drug prices at an all
Speaker 8: time low. We haven't seen these prices in sixty plus years, right, Eggs, eggs, eggs, well,
Speaker 8: legs are down. Implation is way down from where it
Speaker 8: was with Joe Biden. Have started to come down. So
Speaker 8: the President is going to make a pretty good argument
Speaker 8: that while you're complaining about gasoline prices, I get it.
Speaker 8: Actually the economic indicators say we're doing a pretty good job.
Speaker 8: I think that'll be his main message commit terms. What
Speaker 8: do you think? Yeah? I think so too.
Speaker 18: I also think you know they say Walmart drop prices,
Speaker 18: and I think gas is still under how Joe Biden
Speaker 18: left it. I think the President could say that while
Speaker 18: addressing the number one threat we have outside China, certainly
Speaker 18: in the Middle East, and that is Iran. It's an
Speaker 18: ongoing mission, the only one to take on an issue
Speaker 18: that's been around for forty seven years. And I think
Speaker 18: the President's going to say, not only what am I doing.
Speaker 18: For example, I started looking into how close we are
Speaker 18: to get into this trade deal done with Canada. I'm
Speaker 18: looking at just trying to get some numbers down and
Speaker 18: figure out my head around what's going on there, because
Speaker 18: they're optimistic they're gonna get something done. Well, we have
Speaker 18: moved Honda as well as Ford as well as Stilantis
Speaker 18: has moved out of Canada into the US because the tariffs,
Speaker 18: bringing some of it back into Michigan. So that's going
Speaker 18: to help Mike Rogers and that that's a fact. I
Speaker 18: think the President should emphasize the tariffs. Yeah, sometimes they're costly,
Speaker 18: but other times, long term, they're bringing a lot of
Speaker 18: jobs back here in industry back here. I think they're
Speaker 18: going to look back said and we were just in
Speaker 18: high school and maybe beginning of college. All that thought
Speaker 18: when they're Clinton and Bush forty one and Reagan of
Speaker 18: moving industry out because Americans didn't want to do the
Speaker 18: manufacturing and let these you know, let the Southeast Asians
Speaker 18: and let the Middle Eastern and let Central America make
Speaker 18: our stuff. And China most of all, was the biggest
Speaker 18: mistake ever. It hollowed out Middle America. It hollowed out
Speaker 18: North Carolina furniture makers. And what Trump is trying to do,
Speaker 18: and it's not the sexiest thing you can work on,
Speaker 18: is bring manufacturing back and do it in a you know,
Speaker 18: in a high tech way and an affordable way where
Speaker 18: the American people say, well, now, all of a sudden,
Speaker 18: my kitchen tables is twice as but at least an
Speaker 18: American made it. He's trying to bring it back and
Speaker 18: keep the prices down. So that's admirable. But most politicians
Speaker 18: would not try it. But a businessman thinking long term,
Speaker 18: bigger than his one term that's left, would be doing that. Now,
Speaker 18: how he works that into a speech that would be
Speaker 18: his challenge. But I think we're as Americans, we're sophisticated
Speaker 18: enough to pick it up and understand that we got
Speaker 18: to start making stuff here. The pandemic reminded us of that,
Speaker 18: but no doubt about it. Pharmaceutical prices huge and if
Speaker 18: you want anyone to rationalize it and define it Mark Cuban.
Speaker 18: Mark Cuban said, this is unbelievable what they're doing.
Speaker 7: He called up.
Speaker 18: Trump, even though he campaigned with Kamala and said, I
Speaker 18: got a similar private company.
Speaker 8: Do you think we can combine it?
Speaker 18: And he said yes, come on in and they had
Speaker 18: a press conference together. So there's a lot of things
Speaker 18: going on that you're not going to get in the
Speaker 18: New York Times a CNN, but you'll get on your
Speaker 18: show on our show.
Speaker 8: Last one before we get to what's happening on Sunday night,
Speaker 8: on your own amazing show. You know, I'm very, very
Speaker 8: close with Congressman Randy Fine and he had that race
Speaker 8: against that real jew hater, real low life Dan Bill's
Speaker 8: Aarian and Randy killed him Byron Donald's looks like he
Speaker 8: may may. He's got Jolly Jolly's not going to be easy,
Speaker 8: but he may continue a string a big time Republican
Speaker 8: governors down there, Rick Scott and Toronto Santis. For the
Speaker 8: most part, Florida played out well for the country outside
Speaker 8: of one cycle one lunatic Angie Nixon winning in the
Speaker 8: northern part of the state, but Florida played out pretty well.
Speaker 8: You feel pretty good about the future, or he's still
Speaker 8: terrified about these DSA candidates that do win occasionally across America.
Speaker 18: Yeah, I mean they can win primaries across America, and
Speaker 18: they can win in New York City, but man, I
Speaker 18: don't think they're winning in Michigan. I know they're not
Speaker 18: winning in Florida. And Dave Jolly and Tom Twazi and
Speaker 18: Laura Gillen coming out saying having these press conference, God,
Speaker 18: I am not a socialist, do not label me that.
Speaker 18: And they're getting aggressive. Why because their internal show. Everyone's
Speaker 18: being labeled because Trump is such a great marketer, and
Speaker 18: he's telling everybody, unless you come up and speak up
Speaker 18: and stand out and condemn, you're a communist until further notice.
Speaker 18: So I don't you know, I think this woman is
Speaker 18: going to get blown out in Florida Byron. Donald's just
Speaker 18: got to stay strong. He stands for everything that DeSantis does.
Speaker 18: But believe or not, he has not gotten the DeSantis
Speaker 18: endorsement yet, So I find that shocking. Dave Jolly's a
Speaker 18: fake Democrat. He's not a Democrat. Dave Jolly's just anti Trump.
Speaker 15: So he got elected.
Speaker 2: Trump hated him.
Speaker 18: He took on Trump, and he decided to quit the
Speaker 18: business and go on MSNBC and criticize and criticize Trump.
Speaker 18: Now he's running for office again. They all try to
Speaker 18: do that because people of Florida too smart. Donald's is
Speaker 18: pretty strong. He's great on his feet. I think he's
Speaker 18: going to be great. By the way, sid, how many
Speaker 18: glowing articles would we see if Byron Donalds was Democrat,
Speaker 18: If John James was a Democrat. African Americans going for
Speaker 18: governors in their state at the same time. And by
Speaker 18: the way, U John James is within three points in Michigan.
Speaker 18: Fantastic guy, west Point grad, got great business background, successful congressman.
Speaker 8: These would be.
Speaker 18: Two great stories, but nobody's talking about it.
Speaker 19: No.
Speaker 18: I know, I don't think color your skin should matter,
Speaker 18: and I hopefully we don't talk about the religion or skin.
Speaker 18: But right now in America they still talk about breakthroughs
Speaker 18: all the time. So while they're doing it, at least
Speaker 18: notice that Byron Donald's is not from Sweden.
Speaker 8: It's funny he's not from Sweden. It's clear why DeSantis
Speaker 8: hasn't endorsed them, because Byron Donalds is a president Trump guy.
Speaker 8: Trump and DeSantis do not get along. In fact, I
Speaker 8: had Byron Donald's on this show last week, and he
Speaker 8: kept referring to the great job that Rick Scott did,
Speaker 8: and he blamed a lot of the insurance issues which
Speaker 8: is a very big problem in Florida on Ron DeSantis.
Speaker 8: So again, Donald's is with Trump, Trump is not with DeSantis.
Speaker 8: That explains why Donalds has not gotten the DeSantis endorsement
Speaker 8: just yet. All Right, Day's away, Brian kill mead, best
Speaker 8: show on cable, Your show, ten pm every Sunday night.
Speaker 8: So I'm a frequent guys. I used to be one nation.
Speaker 18: You're coming back.
Speaker 8: Oh, I'll be back. Okay, thank you, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 8: What what's going on this Sunday night? All right?
Speaker 18: First off, education is getting huge ratings. This guy, Jason
Speaker 18: Horvat says, if your go to if you're sending your
Speaker 18: kid to school, pen and paper. Do not use a laptop,
Speaker 18: do not use a chromebook, do not use an iPad.
Speaker 18: Pen and paper. They say, we're not memorizing by cutting
Speaker 18: and pasting and typing.
Speaker 7: He's got the stats to prove it.
Speaker 15: He's going to be talking about that.
Speaker 7: Also.
Speaker 18: Also, when you take notes, it's got to be on
Speaker 18: it with a pen and paper. Don't record it, don't
Speaker 18: type it. That's what you need. And also you can't
Speaker 18: even they don't even want to do what I do.
Speaker 18: They don't want you reading a book on your laptop.
Speaker 18: They say your mind cannot comprehend. They need to see
Speaker 18: it on a page. He's got the stats to prove it.
Speaker 18: It's fascinating. He testified in front of Congress too about
Speaker 18: how we got to go back to the future in
Speaker 18: terms of education. I also got Governor Perry pushing back
Speaker 18: on the condemnation of these data center. Nobody wants a
Speaker 18: data center now, Okay, get ready to pay a lot
Speaker 18: more for your phone service, for your cloud service, get
Speaker 18: ready for a very slow internet, and also get ready
Speaker 18: to subscribe to some Chinese apps when it comes to AI.
Speaker 18: You can't have it both ways, and we'll talk about that.
Speaker 18: I also got Joe Manchin coming on Lydia moynihan, who
Speaker 18: I think you have on too on a regular basis,
Speaker 18: and major John Spencer, urban warfare expert. He's going to
Speaker 18: say talk about how he's been to Gazam multiple times.
Speaker 18: There is nothing that says genocide there. He's been in
Speaker 18: the tunnels, he said, with the IDF has done in
Speaker 18: dropping flyers and clearing out neighborhoods before going in for
Speaker 18: Hamas has been even better than we were doing in Iraq.
Speaker 18: And he talks about that in his brand new book,
Speaker 18: and he's going to be on the set with us
Speaker 18: and talk about how wead there the winning ways in Iran,
Speaker 18: which you should be looking at because we have to
Speaker 18: win in Iran, no.
Speaker 8: Doubt about it. Could you make sure that Tucker crawls
Speaker 8: in and Candae Owens and Megan Kelly and all these
Speaker 8: geniuses watch that segment about how Israel is not committing genocide. Yeah,
Speaker 8: we know about genocide. That was the Holocaust. We were
Speaker 8: the victims about ninety years ago. On the way out, Brian,
Speaker 8: I know you got that big night coming up. I'll
Speaker 8: be on stage. I can't wait October on Long Island.
Speaker 8: Tell the folks about that.
Speaker 18: Oh yeah, I really can't wait. United the States comes
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Speaker 18: I'm going to drag you into too, because if you're
Speaker 18: done with your morning show, you might as well just
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Speaker 8: I think I'm gonna do that that day. I'm actually and.
Speaker 18: Also on the sixteenth Red Bank on the sixteenth Red Bank,
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Speaker 8: I love it, can't wait, I really mean it. I
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Speaker 8: Good w back today, I have yourself a great weekend,
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Speaker 21: The ruse is to ignore any reports that portray the
Speaker 21: Republicans of Donald Trump in a positive light. The media
Speaker 21: also refuses to cover anything negative about the Democrats. Here's
Speaker 21: a good example, the horrendous executive order issued by Massachusetts
Speaker 21: Governor Moore Healey that allows doctors to actually kill babies
Speaker 21: on the birthing table. That story was not covered by
Speaker 21: any major outlet that we can find. The same for
Speaker 21: the Minnesota front situation. A guy on YouTube, not even
Speaker 21: an employed journalist, expose that mess, and the press paid
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Speaker 8: Oh I didn't buy.
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Speaker 6: Just look.
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Speaker 8: be so easy to tell your student.
Speaker 7: Like I've done some.
Speaker 6: Time.
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Speaker 8: Like a don so many time.
Speaker 20: Don't fall in love with a dream goe alltick me
Speaker 20: just when you think you prevent changed, Really you don't
Speaker 20: fall up with that table cos.
Speaker 8: Good. This one always gets to me. I love this song.
Speaker 8: Kenny Rogers, the late Kenny Rogers and the great Kim Carns,
Speaker 8: Betty Davis eyes. Don't fall in love with the dreamer,
Speaker 8: And this could be a great morning because Louis tells
Speaker 8: me that today you said it's Kenny Rogers' birthday, right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I kind of almost dreaded it.
Speaker 8: Text so you can so you know there are two
Speaker 8: more songs you have to play. Okay, I know I'm down.
Speaker 8: Don't get you down. Oh my god, I was so
Speaker 8: happy to hear this song. You have no idea.
Speaker 7: I turned to Justin. I said, I'm actually dreading the next.
Speaker 8: Of course, because look how gay. I know he's so gay.
Speaker 7: Your reaction is actually scares I know.
Speaker 8: I know it scares me too, But I love Kenny.
Speaker 8: I remember the good old days of Kenny Rogers Roasted
Speaker 8: Chickens right across the street from London's on Emmons Avenue
Speaker 8: in cheaps Head Bay, a couple of blocks away from there.
Speaker 8: In the really good old days, what was that place
Speaker 8: where they gave you a free beer and the bar,
Speaker 8: the shrimp and all.
Speaker 7: That and oh a beef steak charge.
Speaker 8: Yes, Steve steak, Charlie, it wasn't but no, I know
Speaker 8: it was all the or you can drink. Oh, no,
Speaker 8: you can eat shrimp. Yeah, those are.
Speaker 7: The good.
Speaker 24: There.
Speaker 8: It was this one I think was w and Ocean Avenue.
Speaker 8: I'm not sure, but that was my neighborhood. I sang
Speaker 8: out of Captain Walter's on Thursday nights and Wheelers on
Speaker 8: Tuesday nights.
Speaker 7: My guy Mike half way decent steak.
Speaker 8: Yes, Speve steak wasn't bad. Yeah, it was good for that.
Speaker 8: Then you know, my friends and I would go out
Speaker 8: like ten of us and we have enough money for
Speaker 8: cocaine at the end of the night. It was great. Yeah,
Speaker 8: sorry about that.
Speaker 23: And co.
Speaker 8: Oh, that's Bubba Gump deep frosting Bubba Gump from Forrest Gump.
Speaker 8: I love that, you know. Don't fall in love with
Speaker 8: a dreamer. I'm a dreamer, and I never dreamt though
Speaker 8: I'd get to this point in my career that i'd
Speaker 8: be in second place to Curtis and Larry. But here
Speaker 8: i am. But they're very impressive. One point four. But
Speaker 8: I do want to thank Rivka's sons who wrote a
Speaker 8: story about me. She interviewed me last week. Now, there
Speaker 8: are stories written about me every day. I'm not exaggerating.
Speaker 8: You don't know anybody like me outside of Trump. You
Speaker 8: don't know anybody like me. There are stories written about
Speaker 8: me every day all over the world. Eat on, I'm
Speaker 8: not kidding you. Sometimes they're nice. Most of the time
Speaker 8: they're not. But this girl, Rivka interviewed me last week.
Speaker 8: It's in the Jewish link and Rio said that to
Speaker 8: me in Jersey yesterday, and I gave it to Danielle
Speaker 8: and my son and it was so beautiful. And the
Speaker 8: name of it is we did it Dad, which refers
Speaker 8: to what I said when I found out at three
Speaker 8: o'clock in the morning Israel time that I made the
Speaker 8: Hall of Fame. We did it that. But it goes
Speaker 8: on to talk about a whole variety of issues and
Speaker 8: including me possibly running fam mayor and the political scene
Speaker 8: here in New York and across the country and around
Speaker 8: the world. So VKA, thank you for that and talking
Speaker 8: about Gabe. Tomorrow's a big day because we're all going
Speaker 8: to Yankee Stadium. My beautiful wife done amazing job with
Speaker 8: this charity, this Proxyadcdamerica dot org. My little boy was
Speaker 8: diagnosed with this proxya at Miami Children's Hospital, little boy,
Speaker 8: and he's turned out to be an amazing kid. He's
Speaker 8: a great kid, and you wouldn't even know he's got
Speaker 8: a disability most of the time. He really wouldn't, but
Speaker 8: he does. And we started this chat and we were
Speaker 8: doing well, and then COVID came and we were done.
Speaker 8: Then restarted it after COVID, and now we're doing very well.
Speaker 8: And thanks to a lot of pro sports teams, Vinnie
Speaker 8: Viola and the Florida Panthers and now Randy Levine, Stephanie
Speaker 8: and the New York Yankees. We got a big afternoon
Speaker 8: coming up tomorrow at Yankee Stadium raising money for the cause.
Speaker 8: All of our brands, not all of them, but a
Speaker 8: lot of our friends will be there, from Mark Oranger
Speaker 8: to Al Volpi, to Brad Wasserman to Robert Gilbert to
Speaker 8: many others, Justin lou Mjy, all of us, the whole
Speaker 8: Rosenberg family. So a big day coming up tomorrow. And
Speaker 8: yesterday Danielle actually gave me and Gabriel bought for us
Speaker 8: two tickets. On October the eighteenth, lewis for the Giants
Speaker 8: and the Saints at MetLife Stadium. Yeah, surprised us with
Speaker 8: two Giant tickets. Now I get invited every year by
Speaker 8: Pete Morgan. I very rarely go, but this year I'm
Speaker 8: excited about the team. I'm gonna go.
Speaker 7: Now. The big thing. If she got for you a
Speaker 7: helicopter to get you in and out.
Speaker 8: That would be nice, especially getting out it's the worst.
Speaker 7: Otherwise we'll see you in four hours.
Speaker 8: Well, it's a Sunday afternoon game. Sunday nights are the worst.
Speaker 8: Like the Giants open up Sunday night against Dallas. So
Speaker 8: kickoff is like eight thirty, game is over about eleven thirty.
Speaker 8: Youn't get out of the parking not till about one
Speaker 8: o'clock in the morning, so you don't get home till
Speaker 8: two three o'clock. So for me, I get picked up
Speaker 8: at four o'clock. It's brutal, So I can't do the
Speaker 8: night games anymore Sunday night, Monday night. But one o'clock
Speaker 8: Sunday afternoon. I should be home by six. Yeah, Giants,
Speaker 8: Giants have the Doppins on Saturday. The Jets have these
Speaker 8: Steelers later on tonight. Already been an amazing show already
Speaker 8: Doctor Oz and Brian kill Mead. Four more great guys
Speaker 8: still to come. Joanne Ariola our council Lady. She's coming
Speaker 8: up next. K T McFarlin, Ariel Epstein and the Big One.
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Speaker 23: Her hair is hollow gold, her lips sweet, surprised, her
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Speaker 8: That's right, Thank you very much, Lewis. You know my
Speaker 8: buddy rang Port Jackson. He'll be with us at the
Speaker 8: Yankee game tomorrow. Him and Danielle's the best friend page
Speaker 8: and the Orange is a great buddy of mine too.
Speaker 8: And in the spirit of bat Steak Charlie's Lewis, he says,
Speaker 8: don't forget Cookies Steak Pub. Remember that place, Cookie Steak Pub.
Speaker 8: I do remember it. I don't remember the exact address.
Speaker 8: It wasn't nearly as popular as beef steaks.
Speaker 7: There's a couple of them. I got two loaded in
Speaker 7: beef steaks, right.
Speaker 8: They kept bringing the beer. It was great.
Speaker 7: Right, that's it. Now I can go back to campus.
Speaker 8: How many beef steaks were there? A lot of them?
Speaker 7: Was a few.
Speaker 14: I just that was the most convenient one because one
Speaker 14: for you and fo by Fordham. You walked out Fordham Road,
Speaker 14: you walked out the entrance of Fordham right you went
Speaker 14: up about not even a half mile was right there.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we flew.
Speaker 7: Webster Avenue before, right before the Metro North.
Speaker 8: State gotcha after it and again mine was Ocean Avenue
Speaker 8: right by. Jeep said bay that was great, and then
Speaker 8: I just want a couple of blocks to captain Walters.
Speaker 8: But the Wheelers, which my buddy Mike still owns and
Speaker 8: really tied it on. It was good stuff. What I
Speaker 8: was fun. Joanne Ariola happens to be our council woman
Speaker 8: where I live in lou lives out there in Queen's.
Speaker 8: She does a spectacular job and there's a whole bunch
Speaker 8: of issues we need to talk about right now. And
Speaker 8: welcome back to sitting friends in the morning. How are you.
Speaker 6: I'm great and it's so great to be back.
Speaker 9: Thank you, sid Nah, You're welcome.
Speaker 8: Sweet look for starters. I got a picture last night
Speaker 8: as I was listening to loud thunder and watching lightning
Speaker 8: and watching my daughter's bedroom leak again of a tornado
Speaker 8: in the waters right on neighborhood. What a hectic couple
Speaker 8: of hours last night. Is there a lot of damage
Speaker 8: this morning, there's a lot of damage.
Speaker 6: And the tornado actually was in various portions of the
Speaker 6: district and on into Long Island, over an Atlantic beach.
Speaker 6: It wiped out the Sun and Serf Beach Club. But
Speaker 6: one of the biggest tornados was right behind my office,
Speaker 6: you know where that is on Beach one twelve Street
Speaker 6: offs on Beach Channel Drive, right behind that, and a
Speaker 6: friend of mine was out there taking a video of it.
Speaker 6: I guess he's a tornado chaser and sent it over.
Speaker 6: But it took your breath away because this is not
Speaker 6: something that we're accustomed to. Significant damage.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I think that one point nine, which is the
Speaker 8: one commercial block with all those great restaurants, the Sorrentina's
Speaker 8: and Pico and Cali's and all those great spot My
Speaker 8: buddy Robbie Soascido's place, they lost power right.
Speaker 6: Yes, and there was powered oudeas that were trees down.
Speaker 9: It was.
Speaker 6: It was a terrible and it lasted a significant amount
Speaker 6: of time. That was the other thing. I had just
Speaker 6: actually left the peninsula and within fifteen minutes of reaching
Speaker 6: the mainland, I was starting to get videos.
Speaker 8: Wow, you know one story before we get to the
Speaker 8: AMS stuff that brought up yesterday, which I know you
Speaker 8: really care about because you're a great American, and that
Speaker 8: is this story about this big to do at Ferry
Speaker 8: Hawk Stadium, which we own, John Katzmatiti's on Staten Island,
Speaker 8: where the FDNY is going to have this gathering of
Speaker 8: victims family as ship member family members are victims who
Speaker 8: were killed nine to eleven going out there to speak
Speaker 8: and I believe it today before the actual nine to
Speaker 8: eleven date, and they expect it to be about four
Speaker 8: hours long. And as it turns out, the Mayor's office
Speaker 8: got involved and the fire commissioner Lilyan something or rather
Speaker 8: I don't care, and they cut it from four hours
Speaker 8: to two hours. They're making the family members of the
Speaker 8: victims record their messages so the mayor will have more
Speaker 8: time to speak live. I mean, I'm bending over backwards,
Speaker 8: and you are too, Joanne, with people like Giovanni Galante
Speaker 8: to keep the mayor away from the sacred soil of
Speaker 8: the Freedom Tower nine to eleven. And now this guy
Speaker 8: is making sure that that ceremony on Staten Island's going
Speaker 8: to be cut short so he can speak is that right?
Speaker 6: So it's not right at all. That's a ceremony that
Speaker 6: should go on as planned. But let's just try to
Speaker 6: put it into context. He wants everyone else's statement to
Speaker 6: be on video, but his is live, I imagine, and will
Speaker 6: be longer. Why because he cannot face those people. He
Speaker 6: cannot face the people who lost loved ones in nine
Speaker 6: to eleven. He knows he doesn't belong there. He knows
Speaker 6: they're going to turn their backs on him. He doesn't
Speaker 6: want to hear the booze. This is a very thin
Speaker 6: skinned mayor, so he will orchestrate an event that makes
Speaker 6: him look like a hero. He will never be a hero.
Speaker 8: Oh god, he's a low life. Andy, do you want
Speaker 8: to comment, I killed her yesterday, But you don't have
Speaker 8: to if you don't want to, you have to work
Speaker 8: with her. But I killed her yesterday. Julie Menin, you're
Speaker 8: speaker coming out and saying that the mayor deserves to
Speaker 8: be there. Why? Why you know the mayor he's got
Speaker 8: to absolutely, he's got to balance the budget. He's got
Speaker 8: to run the police department. He's got job description things
Speaker 8: he's got to do. There's nothing in the mayor's job
Speaker 8: description that says he needs to be there nine to eleven,
Speaker 8: And don't tell me every other mayor has been there.
Speaker 8: Every other mayor doesn't hang out with Ussan Piker. So
Speaker 8: what did you think about Menin's comments?
Speaker 6: I honestly didn't take the speaker's comments to heart. I
Speaker 6: only take to heart the comments from the family members
Speaker 6: who lost their loved ones. That's the only opinion that
Speaker 6: mr answer. Not anybody who's on television saying, oh, well,
Speaker 6: he's the mayor and we all know who was saying that,
Speaker 6: or anyone else who's putting this on Facebook. The people
Speaker 6: who lost their loved ones don't want him there, and
Speaker 6: that's enough of a reason for me to not want
Speaker 6: him there.
Speaker 8: The overwhelming majority. But that was a great answer. You're
Speaker 8: good at this, you know that you're in. You're not bad.
Speaker 8: Maybe shran for office one day. I saw this. They
Speaker 8: give it a try, Yeah, give it a try. Your
Speaker 8: friend Phillis Intuello, who's also a terrific sent me the
Speaker 8: story New York City nine to one one system glitch
Speaker 8: block nearly seventeen hundred This can't be right. Seventeen hundred
Speaker 8: emergency calls for seven hours. That can't be right? Is
Speaker 8: that right?
Speaker 6: Oh, it's right, Oh, it's right. Seven hours. So there
Speaker 6: is a unit in it's a facility in the Bronx
Speaker 6: called PSAC two. It's the Public Safety Answering System, and
Speaker 6: it is one of the few centers that are run
Speaker 6: by the Mayor's Office of Technology and Innovation, not the NYPD.
Speaker 6: And it had a major breakdown by three am. People
Speaker 6: were calling nine one one and they were able to
Speaker 6: get through, but the operator couldn't hear them, and they
Speaker 6: couldn't hear the operator. And this goes on for seven hours,
Speaker 6: seven hours, without notifying a responding agency within his own
Speaker 6: administration that there is a big a breakdown. So think
Speaker 6: about it. For seven hours, New Yorkers, some of whom
Speaker 6: may have been critically ill, did not have a working
Speaker 6: nine to eleven system to bring them the life saving
Speaker 6: services that they needed. It was fixed a little after
Speaker 6: ten am.
Speaker 26: But here's.
Speaker 6: Here's where I really it blows my mind even further.
Speaker 6: It's fixed by ten am, But did decide to at
Speaker 6: ten am the calls to Brooklyn? Why didn't they route
Speaker 6: the calls to Brooklyn during those seven hours?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 6: They just let it go. They let it go into
Speaker 6: complete silence, and PD didn't know about it. They realized
Speaker 6: it about nine am, and FDNY was alerted about twelve pm,
Speaker 6: which again I will say, it was already rectified because
Speaker 6: they were getting gd calls for assaults and a battery
Speaker 6: and mostly to serve persose. Now the agency started to
Speaker 6: talk to each other and there was complete and utter mayhem,
Speaker 6: while the Mayor's office remained mum. So is it is
Speaker 6: that is unaccepted? No?
Speaker 8: I agree. So is it fair to say when you
Speaker 8: look at the snowstorms here in New York where people died, Okay,
Speaker 8: it's not a job. People died. Okay. You look at
Speaker 8: the streets of New York City and the garbage is
Speaker 8: piled so high every Sunday night every Monday morning that
Speaker 8: it's real disgusting. Is it fair to say that this one,
Speaker 8: like the others, falls on the mayor?
Speaker 6: It all falls on the mayor. Every agency and whether
Speaker 6: they're doing a good job or a bad job, falls
Speaker 6: on the mayor. But what I found so interesting I
Speaker 6: saw in one of the news channels last night. I
Speaker 6: had been interviewed by Channel two News on a different topic,
Speaker 6: but at the end the commentator started to talk about
Speaker 6: this nine to one one breakdown, and the commentator said
Speaker 6: that when they called the mayor's office, they blamed it
Speaker 6: on Motorola, who is their provider. Now this has become
Speaker 6: such standard operating procedure for the mayor. He is guilty
Speaker 6: of nothing.
Speaker 8: True.
Speaker 6: He's the golden child, and his mom and dad told
Speaker 6: him how great he was.
Speaker 8: He bought it. He blames that story, and he blames
Speaker 8: everyone everybody else. That's right, every single issue that happens
Speaker 8: in this city, which clearly falls under him, he finds
Speaker 8: a way to aim somebody else. And a lot of times,
Speaker 8: as you know Joanne and Ariola, he blames his own people.
Speaker 8: He goes his own people under the bus.
Speaker 6: Right, He'll take a staffer and throw him under the bus.
Speaker 6: But you know what, leaders lead from the front, sid
Speaker 6: and you have to stand there and say, look, we
Speaker 6: screwed up. But he didn't. He's up in Neanderada at
Speaker 6: a Rundacks and hiking in the Adaronjacks. So you know what,
Speaker 6: I say, take a hike, mom, Donnie.
Speaker 9: Take a hike.
Speaker 8: That is great. I also say, Mom, Donnie, hijacked nine
Speaker 8: to eleven, which is you know, a rough word. I know,
Speaker 8: especially with what the family's went through. But that's what
Speaker 8: he's done. Take a hike. I really like that one.
Speaker 8: Tell me about Intro nine to ninety and the Minutes
Speaker 8: Matter Bill looks like, Joanne, you're going to try to
Speaker 8: help us with this issue. We just experience. What's always
Speaker 8: all about it?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, it really does lends to the importance of the
Speaker 6: Minutes Matter Bill because we were getting notifications at our
Speaker 6: office over the summer that at some point in time,
Speaker 6: on many occasions, the YPDEMS were holding eight hundred calls,
Speaker 6: seven hundred calls, six hundred calls, and that's impossible to overcome.
Speaker 6: And so immediately, you know, you mentioned Phillis. She is
Speaker 6: an amazing chief of staff, friend, legislator.
Speaker 9: She writes the legislation.
Speaker 6: She said, we really need to do something about this.
Speaker 6: So she got on her computer and she put in
Speaker 6: a legislation for the Minutes Matter Bill. And what it
Speaker 6: would do is require the Office of Emergency Management, which
Speaker 6: our committee also oversees, to issue an emergency notification anytime
Speaker 6: fdny EMS has more than twenty five pending ambulance dispatches,
Speaker 6: and that the notification would be on a non emergency
Speaker 6: resource like the notified NYC that we're always touting. I
Speaker 6: know that I subscribe to Notify NYC on Facebook and
Speaker 6: on on X and it is very informative. And if
Speaker 6: the if the calls go up over six hundred to
Speaker 6: seven hundred, then it becomes a state of emergency and
Speaker 6: then you will see it on your TV, on your radio,
Speaker 6: on your phones where we get those state of emergency
Speaker 6: alerts if there is a hurricane or a tornado coming,
Speaker 6: that that should happen, because not only would it alert you,
Speaker 6: it would give you options and give you a realistic expectation.
Speaker 6: I said, how long it would take for an ambulance
Speaker 6: to get to you if you are a loved one
Speaker 6: or sick. So you have options then to call over
Speaker 6: to north Well and get an ambulance, to make the
Speaker 6: hospital and get an ambulance, call a private ambulance, call
Speaker 6: your volunteer fire, an ambulance Corps to come and get you.
Speaker 6: This gives you options so that you're not being thrown
Speaker 6: in a car like our officer Diller was and he
Speaker 6: lost his life. And just recently we had two instances
Speaker 6: where a twenty two year old man who had had
Speaker 6: an overdose. We're going to wait twenty five minutes for
Speaker 6: an ambulance and he did not make it. And then
Speaker 6: another man died in police custody. He was having some
Speaker 6: type of medical emergency. And this was in the twenty
Speaker 6: fifth precincts in Harlem, and they called around twelve twenty
Speaker 6: and it took twenty minutes for an ambulance to get there.
Speaker 6: When you were having a heart attack, a stroke, or
Speaker 6: an asthma attack, that means you don't you don't make it,
Speaker 6: So you know, this type of bill would a hold
Speaker 6: the EMS accountable and then also give us the knowledge
Speaker 6: we need to make sure we get our loved ones
Speaker 6: to a hospital safely. But why do we have these backlogs?
Speaker 6: That's the even bigger question. Why do we have these
Speaker 6: backlogs Because the Mayor of New York City does not
Speaker 6: want to pay EMS more than eighteen dollars an hour
Speaker 6: to save your life, so they can't maintain they're members.
Speaker 6: They immediately go up to Fdmy'll pay people. They It's
Speaker 6: despicable these guys. They go out every day and save
Speaker 6: lives for eighteen dollars an hour. So what happens is
Speaker 6: with the greatest training grounds in the world, we train lifeguards.
Speaker 6: They go to Nassau County and they go to the
Speaker 6: National Park Service. We train EMS workers, they go to
Speaker 6: fire department, or they go out to Nassa County where
Speaker 6: they'll get paid more money, or up to Westchester. We
Speaker 6: need to pay our EMS workers more money so that
Speaker 6: we're not down in staffing. We need to pay them
Speaker 6: so they will make it their career and that they
Speaker 6: will have retention. And additionally, we have to make sure
Speaker 6: that the ambulances are working properly. We're understaffed at the
Speaker 6: maintenance yard. These ambulances sometimes don't work. You can put
Speaker 6: fifteen ambulances out on a night and only one is working.
Speaker 6: And we're working on something on something right now. But
Speaker 6: to get back to the nine to one one calls.
Speaker 6: This calls for city council hearing. And I had a
Speaker 6: conversation with Speakerman in and we will be doing in
Speaker 6: the early in early September, a joint hearing Fire and
Speaker 6: Emergency Management, public Safety, government ops, and technology will do
Speaker 6: a public will do a joint hearing. And asked the
Speaker 6: Mayor's Office of Technology and Innovation to be there and said,
Speaker 6: let's hope they show up.
Speaker 8: I doubt it. We just had a big city Council
Speaker 8: media a couple of days ago on that second home tax.
Speaker 8: And I know the mayor's on vacation, but not one rep,
Speaker 8: not one rep from his office showed up. And I
Speaker 8: know you did a great job in Frank Morano when
Speaker 8: Ino Vernon covol you guys, and Vicky hamp David Kahn hammered,
Speaker 8: hammered the mayor's office. But the coward that he is.
Speaker 8: Nobody from his office was there. Nobody.
Speaker 6: It's disgraceful. We are a legislative body, we're an oversight body.
Speaker 6: And yet he sent a five page document that was
Speaker 6: read into the record.
Speaker 2: Defintely.
Speaker 6: I would not have read it into the record. I
Speaker 6: would have filed it, yep, and that would have been it.
Speaker 6: And it would have been, however many hours that lasted.
Speaker 6: It would have been an absolute condemnation session of how
Speaker 6: the mayor is running this city. So you cannot be
Speaker 6: behind the curtain and run this city. You have to
Speaker 6: be there. You have to answer. And because they did
Speaker 6: not send anybody and they just sent a statement to me,
Speaker 6: it meant that they could not defend their actions.
Speaker 8: Correct. Guilty, guilty, That's what it meant. Love the guys
Speaker 8: at Jerakoff. I hate to use that word, but you
Speaker 8: live in Howard Beach. The guys at jerkof Joanne, I
Speaker 8: love you, I do. I think you're terrific. I really
Speaker 8: do you too. Keep up the great work and really
Speaker 8: keep biding out there every day. Thank you so much.
Speaker 6: Okay, thank you and keep uplifting these issues. Thank you
Speaker 6: for having me on you got it.
Speaker 8: Set it. Johanne Ariola right there, terrific counsel lady from
Speaker 8: our area. Thank you, Joanne, and Phyllis and my great
Speaker 8: brother in law Albert Baker checks in. I love Albert.
Speaker 8: Albert ray Sherry and he says Louis Cookie Steak Pub
Speaker 8: was on Avenue M and East sixteenth Street. He said,
Speaker 8: we went there one year for Thanksgiving and they served
Speaker 8: us a raw turkey.
Speaker 7: That doesn't sound a good thing.
Speaker 8: Oh it doesn't. There you have it. I'll go at Beastaks.
Speaker 8: Nice job, I'll Baker god Well, take a break when
Speaker 8: we get back. Another very bright lady joins us every Friday,
Speaker 8: the amazing Katie mcfalland she's coming up next. Don't forget
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Speaker 27: Good morning, I'm John Terrett. The national debt now more
Speaker 27: than forty trillion dollars. Treasury says the figure was to
Speaker 27: pass on Tuesday that's earlier than expected, in part because
Speaker 27: of the billions not realized because some of President Trump's
Speaker 27: tariffs were invalidated by the courts. Bond yields rose again yesterday.
Speaker 27: That means prices down, and that is despite Treasury intervention
Speaker 27: on Wednesday to try and reverse that situation. At the
Speaker 27: end of the Thursday session, that Dow, the NASDAK, and
Speaker 27: the SMP were all in the red. The Dow was
Speaker 27: down more than one percent, Oil was rising, Brent at
Speaker 27: ninety three dollars a barrel, WTI eighty eight, and Thropics
Speaker 27: says it wants to match SpaceX's IPO and it could
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Speaker 27: SpaceX shares were down about six or seven percent.
Speaker 8: Yesterday.
Speaker 27: Walmart saw the slowest comparable growth in six years. A
Speaker 27: rare sales miss for the world's biggest storm. Still raised
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Speaker 27: ten percent. The Chinese e commerce side Ali Baba net
Speaker 27: profit down seventy five percent amid heavy spending on AI
Speaker 27: to the tune of ten billion dollars. Bitcoin was up
Speaker 27: around seventy two thousand dollars per token. This after President
Speaker 27: Trump urged passage of the Clarency Act, a casual act
Speaker 27: for all crypto trading in America, which comes to the
Speaker 27: Senate floor next month. Coinbase, major cryptocurrency company, up seven
Speaker 27: percent on Thursday.
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Speaker 8: Why do you think you've gained this much popularity.
Speaker 9: Because I'm not afraid to say what needs to be said.
Speaker 9: There is a place for prayer five times a day,
Speaker 9: and it's not here. And the reason why I say
Speaker 9: that is because in the Quran, you sid and myself
Speaker 9: and every listener is the infidel, and so when you've
Speaker 9: got a religion, if you want to call it that
Speaker 9: swearing that you are going to die, you're going to
Speaker 9: be killed because you're a non believer. That's not a religion.
Speaker 29: That's a cult.
Speaker 9: Christianity is what I know. It's built on telling the truths.
Speaker 9: You're told not to lie, it's a sin. But in
Speaker 9: the Muslim face, lying is okay. A format Akia is
Speaker 9: that you can lie all day long if you're you know,
Speaker 9: pushing forward the Quran, if you're pushing forward Allah, and
Speaker 9: you know, they'll sit there and tell you that there's
Speaker 9: seventy two virgins waiting for all them up in heaven.
Speaker 9: But this is the same religion.
Speaker 8: Those virgins look like Rosy o'donald just so you know,
Speaker 8: look ahead.
Speaker 9: I'm sorry, yeah, but I don't even know if they
Speaker 9: look like I mean, look, they make their women cover
Speaker 9: their faces. Women are treated like a second class citizen
Speaker 9: in that religion. So I look at it and I
Speaker 9: see it as being antithetical to the United States of
Speaker 9: America's long term goal, which is freedom for everybody they
Speaker 9: want to take over. That came from the Islamic world
Speaker 9: in the Muslim brotherhood, because they figured out the blue print.
Speaker 9: They figured out you don't take America from bombing planes
Speaker 9: into buildings, you take it over from within. And so
Speaker 9: I'm going to continue to fight for the rest of
Speaker 9: my life to ensure that my kids and my grandkids,
Speaker 9: and your kids and your grandkids aren't sitting there being
Speaker 9: victimized to some Islamic nut who's running this country, because
Speaker 9: that's what's going to happen twenty thirty years from now. Sit.
Speaker 9: If we stop fighting, you're going to see the President
Speaker 9: of the United States. Want to change this to the
Speaker 9: United States of Islam.
Speaker 8: We're going to see the President of the United States
Speaker 8: the President of the United States of Islam. I love
Speaker 8: this song. You may think that's crazy. I don't. There's
Speaker 8: a reason why that guy gets millions and millions and
Speaker 8: millions of hits on social media. There is a reason
Speaker 8: why he and I become good friends, and a reason
Speaker 8: why he made his debut on this show yesterday. I
Speaker 8: love the guy. His name is Dennis Michael Lynch. He
Speaker 8: used to work here in New York City, down by
Speaker 8: the Stock Exchange, lived out on Long Island, witnessed the
Speaker 8: buildings come down on nine to eleven, saw what was
Speaker 8: going on in this city, and he now lives in Florida,
Speaker 8: like a lot of my friends who had great lives
Speaker 8: up here in New York, New Jersey who now live
Speaker 8: in Boca or Layda the hell or they moved west
Speaker 8: to Tampa Saint Pete and Dennis Michael Lynch is one
Speaker 8: of them. But man is he popular these days because
Speaker 8: he's not a faith to tell the truth. And every
Speaker 8: time one of these lunatic DSAY candidates win, like Angie
Speaker 8: Nixon did in Florida a couple of days ago, Thank god, Florida,
Speaker 8: for the most part, did a great job. My two
Speaker 8: good friends, Randy Fine and Bybrant Donald's winning. But she
Speaker 8: won Angie Nexon. And you get these psychos like sayat now, look,
Speaker 8: don't forget they won primaries. You know, people who don't
Speaker 8: understand politics. They think they won they won primaries. Okay.
Speaker 8: I don't think Angie Nixon is gonna win in November
Speaker 8: in Florida. I don't think El Sayed Abdul is gonna
Speaker 8: beat Mike Rogers in Michigan. Winning a primary is one thing.
Speaker 8: I haven't won the election. And I do think a
Speaker 8: lot of these DSA candidates are gonna get their answers.
Speaker 9: Kid.
Speaker 8: But my next guest, her daughter is a big time
Speaker 8: politician down in South Florida. I'm very proud of her,
Speaker 8: Kat mcfalland, And Kat, do you I think you'd agree
Speaker 8: that a lot of these candidates, even Nixon down in Florida,
Speaker 8: they win the primary, yes, but winning the ge that's
Speaker 8: a whole different story.
Speaker 6: Well, and they're.
Speaker 19: Likely to those candidates communist candidates who won let's call
Speaker 19: them what they are, communist candidates. They're not going to
Speaker 19: win the general and in fact, they're going to lose
Speaker 19: the general by even more so. At the end of
Speaker 19: the day, I think the Democrat Party is further weakened
Speaker 19: by having these fringe lunatic left wing candadates.
Speaker 8: They really are fringed lunatics. I'm not even sure they're fringe.
Speaker 8: They're getting a little more popularity, but you're right, they're
Speaker 8: not going to win the general election. So I love
Speaker 8: having you won everybody, because you, really, of all my
Speaker 8: guests all week long, give me the most info on
Speaker 8: the Iran conflict. Then you and I go back and forth.
Speaker 8: I disagree sometimes with what you say, but you certainly
Speaker 8: do a tremendous job of proving your case. All the
Speaker 8: last couple of days, the President has been really hesitant
Speaker 8: to even talk about the complict he has. He's moved
Speaker 8: on to other issues and doesn't really want to talk
Speaker 8: about he won Mutch. The last couple of days, where
Speaker 8: are we this Friday? KT in that conflict?
Speaker 19: I think we've already won. Now we haven't signed a
Speaker 19: peace agreement. But what were the objectives of the Iran
Speaker 19: war going into it? Stop their nuclear program? The nuclear
Speaker 19: programs underpiled under rubble. If they try to clear the
Speaker 19: rubble and restart the nuclear program, fine, we just bomb
Speaker 19: it again. If they try to build a new nuclear
Speaker 19: Richmond facilities in new mountains sun, we bomb those. We
Speaker 19: can see what's happening on every square inch of Iran
Speaker 19: right now. We're watching that with our satellite and other technologies.
Speaker 19: You just bombit when they try to rebuild a nuclear program.
Speaker 19: So the nuclear program done, what's the next part of it?
Speaker 19: Straight up hormus and keeping world energy? Where is that
Speaker 19: we're getting shipped through? They're getting through by turning off
Speaker 19: their responders. It's like a GPS system, so they're not
Speaker 19: you know, nobody knows that they're getting through except us,
Speaker 19: because we're helping them get through. But we know that
Speaker 19: probably ten million there als a day, which is about
Speaker 19: half of the normal flow through the Strait of Hormuz,
Speaker 19: that is getting through, and it's getting through on the
Speaker 19: southern route, the Omani coast route. And why we know
Speaker 19: that because with a look at the price of oil,
Speaker 19: and we look at how much oil is in the world,
Speaker 19: it's coming from somewhere. Some of it's coming from the
Speaker 19: United States. The United States is now the world as
Speaker 19: a result of the Iron War. The world is now.
Speaker 19: The US is now the world's largest exporter of crude,
Speaker 19: refined oil, liquefied natural gas, and not by a little bit,
Speaker 19: by an order of magnitude. So it's been good for
Speaker 19: business for US. And then the second way the oil
Speaker 19: is getting through the region is through pipelines. There were
Speaker 19: existing pipelines before, and some of it, especially from the
Speaker 19: uae Iraq others, traveled by pipeline to reach their market,
Speaker 19: but those pipelines have now been jazzed up. More oil
Speaker 19: is going through the pipelines, and there's a race to
Speaker 19: build more pipelines. New pipeline including pipelines going to the
Speaker 19: Mediterranean from the Middle East. So the value that Iran
Speaker 19: has of the Strait of Remus is an ability to
Speaker 19: blackmail the world. And they've used that straight of removes
Speaker 19: for fifty years to blackmail the world, going back to
Speaker 19: the Reagan administration, when I work for President Reagan, they
Speaker 19: mine the Strait of Removes, they throw the world economy
Speaker 19: into uproar. Now they won't be able to do it
Speaker 19: because oil is coming from different places and it's moving differently.
Speaker 19: So in that regard, Iran is no longer has the
Speaker 19: ability to blackmail the world. And then the third thing
Speaker 19: is what is their threat to the region where their
Speaker 19: threats to the region has been massively reduced Hesba lah Amas,
Speaker 19: the UTIs the Cyria all has gone or greatly just
Speaker 19: greatly greatly devalued, And.
Speaker 8: So what about the way if that's true, And if
Speaker 8: that's true, then you you know, you have to give
Speaker 8: a lot of credit to Israel for that, not just US.
Speaker 19: One one hundred percent to Israel because Israel took out
Speaker 19: the proxies. Israel helped us with intelligence first of all
Speaker 19: with the attack that we did at night Hammer and
Speaker 19: taking out the nuclear sites, but also Israel in everybody's
Speaker 19: back pocket is the ability to take out the next, second, third,
Speaker 19: and fourth tier of leadership in irun Is. Israel knows
Speaker 19: the sad, knows where all those guns are and how
Speaker 19: to get them.
Speaker 8: Yeah, also haven't gotten. They also know who's out there
Speaker 8: trying to kill the president. They've saved his life a
Speaker 8: couple of times. So I would just just to play
Speaker 8: double's advocate, because you know, I love Trump as much
Speaker 8: as you do, and I love them every bit today
Speaker 8: as I did, you know, ten nine years ago, because
Speaker 8: I did both raillary. But if all this is true
Speaker 8: and we've won, and I don't think we've won, I
Speaker 8: think we're winning. I think his detractors that say we
Speaker 8: lost the war blah blah blah, that's ridiculous. I do
Speaker 8: think we're winning. But this game's not over from me.
Speaker 8: I'm in the sixth inning. It's a nine inning baseball game.
Speaker 8: But with that said, if you're right and we won
Speaker 8: and all the news is good news, why is this
Speaker 8: a pooval rating so miserable?
Speaker 19: I think part of it is he doesn't explain it.
Speaker 19: I mean that was one of my frustrations in working
Speaker 19: with President Trump in the first term. He sees the
Speaker 19: big picture, he sees you know all the moves, and
Speaker 19: he sees the moves five years down the road, but
Speaker 19: he doesn't explain it to the American people. I think
Speaker 19: he figures that everybody gets it already, and they don't.
Speaker 19: It's because he's so far ahead in thinking of the
Speaker 19: various moves down the chessboard. I mean, for example, what's
Speaker 19: the big takeaway from the Iran or put the Iran
Speaker 19: part of it out of your mind for a minute.
Speaker 19: The big takeaways We've transformed the Middle East, first with
Speaker 19: the Abraham Accords and now with the golf Arabs for
Speaker 19: the most part working with us, fighting with US against Iran.
Speaker 19: That's a huge transformation. If you and I had had
Speaker 19: a conversation a year ago saying, well, you know, some
Speaker 19: of the golf Arabs countries would be working with Israel
Speaker 19: against Iran, you'd laugh at me. The golf Arabs have
Speaker 19: never worked with Israel, and now they're working with Israel.
Speaker 19: So that's a big change. And then the next change
Speaker 19: is that we now dominate world energy, not only because
Speaker 19: of Trump's economic policies and energy policies in the US,
Speaker 19: but because of it because of our new relationship with
Speaker 19: Venezuela and all fair oil, our new relationship with this
Speaker 19: calf A countries and all fair oil. And so we're
Speaker 19: now in the are the dominant not not just self sufficient,
Speaker 19: not just energy independent, dominant energy power in the world. Now,
Speaker 19: why does that matter? Well, it always matters for manufacturing
Speaker 19: and various other things in the economy, but it really
Speaker 19: matters when you look ahead. What's the next transformative technology
Speaker 19: that's going to change the world? Artificial intelligence. We're ahead
Speaker 19: of the technology of it, but we're also ahead in
Speaker 19: the energy because it requires massive amounts of energy. So
Speaker 19: I think present time needs to tell that to the
Speaker 19: American people don't get it. And if there's a temporary
Speaker 19: you know, four dollars and twelve cents for gasoline for
Speaker 19: the next month or two, I think America understand.
Speaker 8: That Reuterers is reporting that only a single number of
Speaker 8: ships are passing through the Home Move Straight every day,
Speaker 8: So you know, you just it's kind of like, who
Speaker 8: do you believe today? Waters of course is not exactly
Speaker 8: a fund of the administration. I get that, but there
Speaker 8: are agencies that are saying that only less than ten
Speaker 8: ships a day are going through the Straight just out there.
Speaker 8: I don't know, what do you say, when you see that, so.
Speaker 19: Here where you see that? What that conclusion is the
Speaker 19: tracking that international groups are doing of the ships, Well,
Speaker 19: how do you track a ship? Basically through GPS. They're
Speaker 19: called responders on a ship, and those are turned off
Speaker 19: the ships are getting through the strait that they're turning
Speaker 19: off their GPS system. So the people who are tracking it,
Speaker 19: who look only for the GPS signal, they're not seeing
Speaker 19: a GPS signal. They're not realizing that those ships are
Speaker 19: going through the strait. So I would say that's kind
Speaker 19: of flawed data. Look at the inevitability of the numbers.
Speaker 19: Why is gasoline still I guess eighty eight dollars a
Speaker 19: burrol today, But it's in the between. It's the bet
Speaker 19: between seventy eighty eighty five dollars a barrel. And it
Speaker 19: has been whether there's been a ceasefire or no cease fire,
Speaker 19: whether the strait has been open, whether strait has been closed.
Speaker 19: The importance of the Strait of Remouse is a diminishing
Speaker 19: asset for Iran, and then the people who are clamor
Speaker 19: for regime change, and I would love to see regime change.
Speaker 19: I don't think it's an American first objective. Our objective
Speaker 19: is the nukes. Our objective is the energy the strait
Speaker 19: of Remouse. But regime change that do you know what
Speaker 19: happened yesterday? The head of the Bank of Iran and
Speaker 19: the speaker of the Parliamum of Iran both gave speeches
Speaker 19: and they said, we can't go on like this with
Speaker 19: the economy in free fall, not to win.
Speaker 8: I want to ask you this though, if God forbid,
Speaker 8: we don't win in twenty eight, whether it's J. D.
Speaker 8: Van Til Marco Rubio, we don't win, Okay, in some
Speaker 8: lunatic democrat, which is I really can't even think of somebody.
Speaker 8: That's how iticulous as hypothetical is. But whatever, you know,
Speaker 8: the uh, it doesn't go well for Trump. You know,
Speaker 8: we lose the House. They impeach him every day, and
Speaker 8: this is all God forbid stuff, of course, and a
Speaker 8: Democrat actually wins. Has Trump done stuff during this conflict
Speaker 8: that is democrat proof? Or if they take over in
Speaker 8: a couple of years, do they unravel all of this?
Speaker 19: I think it's if a normal Democrat were to take over,
Speaker 19: it's Trump has put it into practice, right, like the
Speaker 19: low drug prices, for example. I don't think any Democrat,
Speaker 19: normal democrat is going to say, okay, let's go back
Speaker 19: to real high drug price.
Speaker 8: Oh I got to tell you, I actually I actually
Speaker 8: had doctor ozon this morning. I very rarely have a
Speaker 8: guest Katie at six point thirty in the morning, but
Speaker 8: he came on. He actually called us to come on.
Speaker 8: And one of the people that is championing what President
Speaker 8: Trump did here, believe it or not, Mark Cuban, right right, right,
Speaker 8: So he's got that the Dow Jones is putting up big,
Speaker 8: big numbers. The price of eggs, like he pointed out
Speaker 8: along on the last week, is down. You know, eventually
Speaker 8: interest rates would wash in control. They're going to come down.
Speaker 8: So a lot of the economic indicators favor President John.
Speaker 19: Here's the example I used. So I was in the
Speaker 19: Reagan administration. I'm a cold warrior, and when President Reagan
Speaker 19: was elected in nineteen eighty, the economy was devastating shape.
Speaker 19: Where there were gasoline lines, there was rationing. If you
Speaker 19: want to get a mortgage for your house, I don't
Speaker 19: like eighteen percent, twenty percent, like you know, rates that
Speaker 19: nobody could really afford. There was massive inflation, there was
Speaker 19: massive unemployment. The economy was a wreck. And what happened.
Speaker 19: Reagan came in and changed everything. He changed the tax laws,
Speaker 19: he changed the regulatory laws, He encouraged energy production, he
Speaker 19: rebuilt the American defenses. He did all those things. But
Speaker 19: the academy didn't turn around. It's like a big super thinker.
Speaker 19: It takes a while to turn that around. And it
Speaker 19: did not turn around. By nineteen eighty two in the midterms,
Speaker 19: it was still people were still filling in the pain
Speaker 19: and they'd see no gain, and so Reagan lost the midterms.
Speaker 19: But what happened is that that's November nineteen eighty two,
Speaker 19: lost the midterms, economy is still looking bad. Within six months,
Speaker 19: the economy turned around and it was the biggest most
Speaker 19: successful run economic bull market run in American history so far.
Speaker 19: And I think that's what Trump faces now. The economy
Speaker 19: is going to turn around for all the reasons you've
Speaker 19: just said, it just hasn't quite happened yet. When it happens,
Speaker 19: off to the races, you know, economy, energy prices are
Speaker 19: going to come down, artificial intelligence is taking over that
Speaker 19: we're going to be leading all the trillion down twenty
Speaker 19: trillion dollars in new investment into the United States, Factories
Speaker 19: are being built, jobs will be there, it'll be spectacular.
Speaker 19: It just hasn't quite happened yet. And that's what's so frustrating.
Speaker 19: And I think again, explain that to the American people. Putt,
Speaker 19: mister Wright, of.
Speaker 8: Course, that's good at it, do it right. That's going
Speaker 8: to bode the question. So the Trump detractors are going
Speaker 8: to say, while these wars, he lied to us. America first,
Speaker 8: no one new wars. This is not a new war,
Speaker 8: you dumb bastards. They started this forty seven years ago.
Speaker 8: I'm sick of trying to explain it to people. But
Speaker 8: the new war, you know he got, he lied to us.
Speaker 8: It's not America first, all these wars costing us a fortune,
Speaker 8: all the money we give to Israel. That's why. Okay,
Speaker 8: that's gonna be the excuse from the Trump detractor. Now,
Speaker 8: the Trump fan like me says, hold on a second.
Speaker 8: I don't think you guys even realize how bad Joe
Speaker 8: Biden left this country for Trump. So bad every possible way,
Speaker 8: world wars, the economy, race relations, you name it. Joe
Speaker 8: Biden gave Trump literally a bag of horsecrap. And it's
Speaker 8: gonna take a while to fix it. Those are gonna
Speaker 8: be the two schools of thought. Trump needs to really
Speaker 8: go out there and drive home what I just said.
Speaker 19: Yeah, I mean, where would gasoline prices be right now
Speaker 19: with Shoe energy Joe Biden's energy policy, we wouldn't have
Speaker 19: American energy dominance. Where would drug prices be under Joe
Speaker 19: Biden's economy? Where would we be with regard to the
Speaker 19: Middle East? Probably know more in the Middle East because
Speaker 19: Iran would develop nuclear well, by the.
Speaker 8: Way too, and we'd still have hostages in uh in Gaza.
Speaker 8: Don't forget those morons, Biden and Harris. She's really a moron,
Speaker 8: she said, Remember this, I studied the maps. You studied nothing.
Speaker 8: She said, do not go into Rapa. Well, as it
Speaker 8: turns out, Trump went in and he saved a whole
Speaker 8: bunch of hostages. And by the way, we killed Sinwar
Speaker 8: in Rapa. So my guess is though it would still
Speaker 8: be hostages and still huge conflict between Israel and Hamas.
Speaker 19: And that's not absolutely and that's not to mention. I
Speaker 19: mean those proxies as Balahamas, et cetera, would be more
Speaker 19: powerful under Joe Biden. And then what would happen with
Speaker 19: our with regard to our situation in South America, we
Speaker 19: now have South America is turning into Trump Land, right
Speaker 19: because Ratikina is led by a pro Trump guy. Brazil
Speaker 19: is going to have an election with a pro Trump guy.
Speaker 19: A number of other countries in the region will probably
Speaker 19: have a deal with Cuba to get rid of the remaining,
Speaker 19: you know, octogenarian communists in Cuba and have a flourishing
Speaker 19: new relationship with a post communist Cuba. That would happen
Speaker 19: if a Democrat was in even a moderate Democrat wouldn't
Speaker 19: get you there. And as far as who would win
Speaker 19: a Democrat election, who would be the next per I mean,
Speaker 19: let let's say, in a crazy nightmare, it's AOC. What's
Speaker 19: she going to do? Going to let fund the police,
Speaker 19: defriend the military? You know, you just compared to Donald Trump,
Speaker 19: who by twenty twenty eighth the American economy will be
Speaker 19: off to the races.
Speaker 8: I don't think so what a disaster? Oh God, just
Speaker 8: thought of that could ruin the whole weekend. Come on,
Speaker 8: you've got a big weekend in Southampton, don't you.
Speaker 26: You always have a big one.
Speaker 8: I know, I was last Friday night at the Roberts House, boy,
Speaker 8: Willie is a beautiful place I had dinner. You must
Speaker 8: know this place. I think it's seventy five Main Street,
Speaker 8: is that right?
Speaker 19: I certainly know it very well, absolutely that it was
Speaker 19: a great place. And breakfast is Johns for John cass Well.
Speaker 19: I shouldn't probably say it to your millions of followers,
Speaker 19: but that's a big, big, important place in the life
Speaker 19: of Southampton.
Speaker 8: Okay, gotcha? And I mentioned you to everybody there just
Speaker 8: so you know they love you. The K team at
Speaker 8: Fallen and I love you here. You do a great
Speaker 8: job every Friday. Will you at tremendous job. Thank you
Speaker 8: so much.
Speaker 19: It's an honor and a pleasure.
Speaker 8: Thank you me too, KT, the great K T mcfauland
Speaker 8: right here on Sid and Friends in the morning really
Speaker 8: does his spectacular job every week. Still a lot more
Speaker 8: to do, Lee Zelding, he's gonna stop by. He has
Speaker 8: something to say about congestion pricing, which has very little
Speaker 8: to do with pricing. And the lovely Aril Epstein, formerly
Speaker 8: of ESPN. She's about to join Klay Travis on a
Speaker 8: new business venture. You know she made all those picks
Speaker 8: on ESPN. She'll make some picks here too. We have
Speaker 8: some fun, lots more to do. Friday Morning, sid Friends,
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Speaker 2: This is sitting friends in the morning.
Speaker 27: I get by the little help from my friends.
Speaker 32: I can't remember when you were there, when I did
Speaker 32: kid for anyone, but I swear we've been through everything
Speaker 32: there he is. Can't imagine anything we've missed, can't imagine
Speaker 32: anything the two of us can't do through varus. You've
Speaker 32: never let me down. You've turned my life around the sweetest.
Speaker 20: Days I found.
Speaker 2: I've found with.
Speaker 4: You through the years.
Speaker 33: I've never been afraid. I've loved the life we've me
Speaker 33: And I'm so gladas day.
Speaker 8: Right here with you. What a great song. Kenny Rogers.
Speaker 8: Kenny Rogers' birthday today. He's not celebrating because he's dead,
Speaker 8: but he would have been what probably about ninety I
Speaker 8: don't know, no, I think it's eighty eight, eighty eight.
Speaker 7: He died in twenty twenty.
Speaker 8: What a great song. God, Kenny Rogers.
Speaker 7: You're not gonna be okay.
Speaker 8: I'm not gonna be okay. You you know they can
Speaker 8: easily play this song it's gay. I'll say it's gay.
Speaker 8: But for you and I, Lewis, we've now had twenty
Speaker 8: six years together. Through the years, doesn't work. It has
Speaker 8: to be you and MJ and me and Daniel. Can't
Speaker 8: be Lewin sid.
Speaker 7: Oh, it can't be that. We're just picking another song
Speaker 7: like what I Survived?
Speaker 8: There you go, Gloria Gaynor. That's a good one. Sure.
Speaker 8: I love that song by Kenny Roger. I love all
Speaker 8: of his songs. I do want to play earlier going
Speaker 8: with Kim Corns. You don't don't fall in love with
Speaker 8: the Dreamer the dream right, you got the Gambler, You've got,
Speaker 8: you got lady. That's a great song. He's so good.
Speaker 7: Kenny Rogers, you just can't figure sometimes. I can't figure
Speaker 7: you out at all. But it's okay, it's a great song.
Speaker 8: I'm an odd person in that respect. Is that what
Speaker 8: you're saying? What color is my jacket today? Loom?
Speaker 7: Yeah? What does that have to do with it? It's pink, pink.
Speaker 8: With birds on it. You're surprised I'm listening to Kenny Rogers.
Speaker 7: Well, I'm not surprised about that.
Speaker 8: I'm not afraid. See, unlike you guys, you're Beavis and
Speaker 8: Butter heead generation.
Speaker 7: Right, that's what it is, one or the other. Right.
Speaker 8: I am in touch with my female side.
Speaker 7: A little too much, maybe even.
Speaker 8: A little.
Speaker 7: Just you can be in touch with it. You just
Speaker 7: don't have to have a boat ride with it.
Speaker 8: A right show. That's all Pink Jacket and Kenny Rodgers.
Speaker 8: That's quite a morning. Lee Helton is going to join us.
Speaker 8: I told you earlier. You know you made it big
Speaker 8: when the Trump administration contacts you. And that's what happened
Speaker 8: twice today, twice doctor Oz six point thirty this morning.
Speaker 8: He was fantastic. His people contacted us, and Lee Seldon,
Speaker 8: the head of the EPA coming up in about twenty minutes.
Speaker 8: His people contacted us. That's when you know you're a
Speaker 8: big deal, you know. So we'll get Trump on soon too.
Speaker 8: And know he was on with Michael Cohen yesterday. We'll
Speaker 8: get him on probably over the next couple of weeks.
Speaker 8: I would that's a safe bet. But we'll take a
Speaker 8: break when we get back. I enjoyed this young lady.
Speaker 8: I made a mistake earlier, I said, ESPN. I don't
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Speaker 8: name is Ariel Epstein, MLB Network and other spots. She's
Speaker 8: about to embark on a brand new business venture with
Speaker 8: a guy that we love on this show, Klay Travis.
Speaker 8: So tell us all about it. Making your debut in
Speaker 8: studio on Sitting Friends in the Morning, Ariel Epstein. Then
Speaker 8: we'll talk to Leezeldon some more. Kenny Rodgers Friday, Sitting
Speaker 8: Friends in the Morning.
Speaker 34: Yes, it's better every day you've kissed my tiarzo. As
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Speaker 8: A classic song here the sun is out Fiday morning,
Speaker 8: eight forty eight. I don't think Ariel Epstein is old
Speaker 8: enough to remember the who I don't even know about it?
Speaker 8: How old are you?
Speaker 4: I'll be next month.
Speaker 8: So do you like the who? Yeah?
Speaker 4: I like that. I love the who dad loves Yeah.
Speaker 8: So you know what's becoming really rough, Loue, is that
Speaker 8: all these young girls that we meet on the show
Speaker 8: and other places, it's always their dad that has something
Speaker 8: in a least, it's not Grandpa. She's a very good point.
Speaker 8: Soon it will be. But that's a very good point.
Speaker 8: We got that, not Grandpa Josh yet. So Ariel Epstein
Speaker 8: was a big star our MLB Network and a few
Speaker 8: other spots, and now she's joining Clay Travis. Clay is
Speaker 8: no longer without kick dot com. My good friend Craig
Speaker 8: Carton was on the show yesterday. He's going there. But
Speaker 8: Clay is leaving starting his own media network and Darriel
Speaker 8: is one of the big talents he's going to have
Speaker 8: in that project. He's very excited about it. So congratulations,
Speaker 8: thank you.
Speaker 35: We've had a couple of days that we've been live.
Speaker 35: It's a show called on Tilt and it's me, my
Speaker 35: best friend Kelly Stewart, and our good friend Joe Rainieri,
Speaker 35: who I know Joe. We have had so much fun
Speaker 35: across just two days. It's just such a fun mix
Speaker 35: of talking to two of your closest friends about sports,
Speaker 35: a little bit of politics, but mostly sports and sports betting.
Speaker 8: When you say a little bit of politics, what would
Speaker 8: you delve into him? Just curious because Clay's a big
Speaker 8: Trump guy like me.
Speaker 35: Of course, anything that kind of brings politics into sports.
Speaker 35: A lot of w NBA conversation, even just the politics
Speaker 35: of what we've seen with certain court cases and judges
Speaker 35: that are overturning things that has changed college football in
Speaker 35: college sports the way we know it. There was just
Speaker 35: a Louisiana judge the other day that said, if you
Speaker 35: went through the NFL draft, you joined an NFL team.
Speaker 35: But let's say you don't think you're gonna make the
Speaker 35: cut or you might not start. You have a week
Speaker 35: to decide if you want to go back to college.
Speaker 8: What Yep, you can be on an NFL team and
Speaker 8: then decide to go back to college.
Speaker 35: Yep, if you didn't, as long as you didn't take
Speaker 35: a regular season NFL snap, right.
Speaker 8: You see. I'm very close with the president of the Yankees,
Speaker 8: Randy Levine. In fact, we're having a big charity event
Speaker 8: for my son. The charity we do.
Speaker 4: You're with Lon Tross, Tell him I say, hello.
Speaker 8: Probably going to be there. So we got the Yankees
Speaker 8: and the Blue Jays tomorrow. And Randy has been working
Speaker 8: very very hard with Tiger Woods and Urban Meyer and
Speaker 8: a whole bunch of folks, Marco Rubio and the president
Speaker 8: on fixing college sports. And you know that, yes, there's
Speaker 8: a lot more work to do. I mean, you know there's.
Speaker 4: No regulation, there's nothing. Why in this world do we
Speaker 4: want to take away all regulation?
Speaker 8: You have starting quarterbacks in college ariel that are older
Speaker 8: than NFL starting quarterbacks. How does that make sense?
Speaker 35: Well, and what also bothers me is the reason that
Speaker 35: these players are even considering today leaving the NFL to
Speaker 35: go back to college. They're making about one hundred grand
Speaker 35: if they were a late round pick or went undrafted.
Speaker 4: They could go back to college.
Speaker 35: Say I got drafted in the NFL and some guy
Speaker 35: who's a big donor is going to offer him a
Speaker 35: million dollars.
Speaker 8: Amazing. That is absolutely unreal. What's happening to college football
Speaker 8: and college sports? I mean, look, when I was a kid,
Speaker 8: I love college basketball. I loved it right because I
Speaker 8: saw Chris Mollin play for years at Saint John's. Patrick
Speaker 8: Ewing at Georgetown, Michael Jordan, North Carolina. Now the good
Speaker 8: players play one year, they go to the NBA, and
Speaker 8: these teams you just can't love them because you can
Speaker 8: hip all love with the players that want and done.
Speaker 35: When I worked in North Carolina as a local sports anger,
Speaker 35: you worked there. I worked in North Carolina for Zion
Speaker 35: Williamson's era.
Speaker 10: I was.
Speaker 35: I moved out of New York, moved all the way
Speaker 35: to North Carolina, left everything behind because my dream was
Speaker 35: always to be a sports broadcaster. I was in local
Speaker 35: news and it was Zion Williamson, RJ.
Speaker 4: Barrett.
Speaker 35: But Zion is the reason Nil even exists today because
Speaker 35: he was such a sensation.
Speaker 4: Yep, he's in the NFL, in the NBA right now.
Speaker 4: He barely plays. He's injured all the time, all the time.
Speaker 8: Right It's so sad he's on the wallings. I think
Speaker 8: I don't even know. Mike Krzyzewsky did a great job
Speaker 8: with him. But you're right. So my wife spent about
Speaker 8: thirteen years living in Charlotte, Okay. Born in Brooklyn, went
Speaker 8: to Charlotte for thirteen years, and she taught me this
Speaker 8: you ready for this? Duke is puke Wake is fake?
Speaker 8: But The team we hate is NC State goal Tarios.
Speaker 8: You like that. I gave it to Lara Trump one day.
Speaker 8: She went not she loved it.
Speaker 4: That's awesome.
Speaker 8: She grew up and lived in a North Carolina Ceast.
Speaker 4: State has one too.
Speaker 35: During their fight song at the beginning of the games,
Speaker 35: they all sing something that like, I forget it because
Speaker 35: I went with my ex boyfriend all the time.
Speaker 4: I forget the song. But they also do a thing.
Speaker 35: They don't really include Wake, I don't think, but they
Speaker 35: do include Duke and you and s They hate each other.
Speaker 8: They do hate each other. It's a great rivalry there.
Speaker 8: All right, let's get to some of this talking about
Speaker 8: NFL quarterbacks. Let's get to some of these futures. This
Speaker 8: is something that you're very, very good at. You're great
Speaker 8: at it, and we're all big NFL fans here a
Speaker 8: very big Justin's a douchebag Eagles fan, but won't hold
Speaker 8: out against them. So let's get to running back. So
Speaker 8: right now, the two running backs I think that most
Speaker 8: people think of the best in the NFL are Gibbs
Speaker 8: with the Lions and Robinson with the Falcons. Maybe not
Speaker 8: even in that order. What are you looking at in
Speaker 8: terms of running back futures for this season.
Speaker 35: So for people that don't know, you can instead of
Speaker 35: just betting each game, you can bet on let's say
Speaker 35: Jimy or Gibbs Lions running back to go over one
Speaker 35: thy one hundred and ninety nine and a half rushing
Speaker 35: yards for his entire season.
Speaker 8: Two ould to take that.
Speaker 4: He's gone over it and back to back.
Speaker 8: Seasons he's had numbers so low.
Speaker 4: And here's the kicker.
Speaker 35: Last year he faced way more teams that were top
Speaker 35: ten against the run. This year, Jamiir Gibbs is facing
Speaker 35: seven bottom ten projected run defenses, zero top ten run defenses. Also,
Speaker 35: last year, until about i'd say, like week eleven, week
Speaker 35: ten eleven, Jamiir Gibbs was splitting carries and now it
Speaker 35: took until the second half of the year for Jamiir
Speaker 35: Gibbs to finally get sixty five percent of the snaps.
Speaker 4: He's no number one back for sure, and they got rid.
Speaker 35: Of David Montgomery. He is the number one back, Jamir Gibbs.
Speaker 35: So this number at eleven ninety nine just way too low,
Speaker 35: and I would be willing to say he should be
Speaker 35: your number one pick in fantasy drafts. He is definitely
Speaker 35: he should be going over this number, and he's a
Speaker 35: contender for the leading rusher in the NFL.
Speaker 8: Couldn't agree more. Give me wide receiver, Now, what do
Speaker 8: you like? Could you like?
Speaker 35: It's a little public, but Jackson Smith and Jigbove Seattle.
Speaker 35: I love that he has another year of his quarterback,
Speaker 35: Sam Donald under center.
Speaker 8: He sold on Donald. Look, he had a great year
Speaker 8: two years ago with Minnesota, but was terrible the final
Speaker 8: two games of the year, which he needed. But he
Speaker 8: did have that year last year won the Super Bowl.
Speaker 8: You're sold on Donald.
Speaker 35: I'm not sold on Donald, but I'm sold on his
Speaker 35: wide receiver, who's super talented. They have a ton of
Speaker 35: talent in that receiving corps and it's the same as
Speaker 35: last year, which I like because it does create a
Speaker 35: little bit of a decoy and maybe instead of triple
Speaker 35: coverage you have JSN in double coverage.
Speaker 4: That's fine, he could do it.
Speaker 35: So for him to go over his receiving prop I
Speaker 35: really like that one in a system that he knows.
Speaker 4: And he's also facing.
Speaker 35: Majority I think even more than last year bottom ten
Speaker 35: pass defenses, which is great for a team that won
Speaker 35: the Super Bowl. It's weird that you're not going to
Speaker 35: face as many good pass defenses, but hey, I'll take
Speaker 35: it for Jaysn.
Speaker 8: I think the first game of the year this year,
Speaker 8: they played Wednesday, not Thursday Day. It's weird Wednesday and
Speaker 8: it's a rematch of the Super Seahawks and Patriots coming
Speaker 8: up that first Wednesday.
Speaker 4: Before the Australia game on Thursday.
Speaker 8: Yes, yes, and that I forget what matchup that is,
Speaker 8: but you do get the Seahawks and Patriots. So if
Speaker 8: you were a little girl, okay, would one of your
Speaker 8: heroes be Sophie Cunningham.
Speaker 4: Oh? Absolutely, yeah, right.
Speaker 35: I think it's just cool when people aren't afraid to
Speaker 35: stand their ground. I love that she isn't afraid to,
Speaker 35: Like I would have been very nervous if I was
Speaker 35: her in her position. I really just like to be
Speaker 35: a pupil pleaser, and it's taken me a long time
Speaker 35: to kind of get over that. But for her to
Speaker 35: stand up for women in a way in an environment
Speaker 35: where it's very scary to do so when you know
Speaker 35: you're gonna be the enemy, and plus she puts herself
Speaker 35: together really well. And I know that some people say, oh,
Speaker 35: it's not all about looks. It is about looks in
Speaker 35: many ways. When you carry yourself a certain way, people
Speaker 35: just tend to respect you. And I think Sophie Cunningham
Speaker 35: carries herself very well.
Speaker 8: She does. She looks great, sounds great. The whole WNBA, though,
Speaker 8: has become just completely insane. They've jumped the shark and
Speaker 8: now you've got I think White and Canton or both men,
Speaker 8: both who played in the NBA, they have they both
Speaker 8: officially now entered the WNBA draft. I mean, that's crazy,
Speaker 8: right crazy.
Speaker 4: Clay started this whole movie with the Nashville Ball.
Speaker 8: Do you want the ten million dollars to the Las
Speaker 8: Vegas Aces? Klay Travis is a genius.
Speaker 4: He started a movement.
Speaker 35: And here's the thing that annoys me the most, said,
Speaker 35: I just watched Cheryl Reeves, who's one of the head
Speaker 35: coaches in the WNBA.
Speaker 8: What does she coach?
Speaker 35: I forget Seattle, And she was saying how the people
Speaker 35: on the right are trying to just get seen and
Speaker 35: make a statement and they just want to be heard.
Speaker 4: But like it's a bad Like we need to do
Speaker 4: more research.
Speaker 35: And I just said, I think a lot of people
Speaker 35: are missing the point here. It has nothing to do
Speaker 35: with being against any of Like, I really don't care
Speaker 35: what people do with their life.
Speaker 4: Don't convince kids to do it.
Speaker 35: But I think once you're above like eighteen twenty one,
Speaker 35: do what you want with your life.
Speaker 4: I really don't care.
Speaker 35: When I was in high school, we played gym volleyball,
Speaker 35: and every year there was a big gym volleyball tournament
Speaker 35: with the boys and the girls all on the same teams.
Speaker 35: Sid When I was standing at the net, if a
Speaker 35: guy went up to spike that ball, I ran for
Speaker 35: my life.
Speaker 4: I didn't want to get hit by that. The guy
Speaker 4: spiking the ball in my face is a.
Speaker 35: Lot stronger and harder and worse than if a girl's
Speaker 35: doing it on the other side. So if I'm playing
Speaker 35: a professional sport, I again, I don't care what people
Speaker 35: do with their life. It's not about being like transphobic.
Speaker 35: It's about just making sure a biological man is not
Speaker 35: going to harm a biological woman.
Speaker 8: Do you realize the Olympics they actually had boxers, they
Speaker 8: had men.
Speaker 4: I mean even the Olympics, which is worldwide. They said,
Speaker 4: we're done with this.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I know, the Olympics is done. I know because
Speaker 8: it's crazy last one. I got the amazing Lee's Elden
Speaker 8: on the phone, who up in so Wan to eat? Yeah,
Speaker 8: you're smiling. You love them too. For young girls out
Speaker 8: there today, a lot of young girls want to go
Speaker 8: into sports, okay, and it's getting easier. When I was
Speaker 8: a kid doing no girls, yeah, like you had Philip
Speaker 8: George who was the other one, Lewis on the show
Speaker 8: with the Brent Musburger, Ny Jane Kennedy. Then they started
Speaker 8: getting people like Eron Andrews to the sideline. Now you
Speaker 8: get girl play by play people, you get analysts, and
Speaker 8: you're a big star. Ariel left scene. So what would
Speaker 8: your advice be to a young girl who's trying to
Speaker 8: get into the sports business today?
Speaker 35: Be prepared. If you are prepared, you're going to get tested.
Speaker 35: Men are gonna I love this story and I'll tell
Speaker 35: it really quickly. I went into MLB Network's makeup room
Speaker 35: and Al Lighter came in, former Mets pitcher. Well and
Speaker 35: Al comes in and he goes, I don't understand this
Speaker 35: strikeout prop thing you're doing. You bet these strikeout props.
Speaker 35: How do you know what a picture's going to do today?
Speaker 35: I said, well, I have this whole spreadsheet and all
Speaker 35: these numbers. So I go through it with him and
Speaker 35: I'm explaining to him how I do it. He's testing
Speaker 35: me on every picture, every one of them, asking me
Speaker 35: for details about them.
Speaker 4: I nailed everything.
Speaker 8: One of them, right, because because al Lighter doesn't know
Speaker 8: the answers. But it's okay because he's a guy. But
Speaker 8: if you messed up one, just one, Oh, here's this
Speaker 8: blonde ding badge, you shouldn't be in sports. So even
Speaker 8: though you're getting more opportunities, it's still a very choastic,
Speaker 8: male dominated.
Speaker 35: And I don't like to play that card. I don't
Speaker 35: like to play the we don't need to. I like
Speaker 35: to play the I'm gonna prove myself to your card.
Speaker 35: I'm not gonna sit there and go into my hole
Speaker 35: or go expose you on the internet and say you're
Speaker 35: a misogynist. I'm gonna I'm gonna take the route where
Speaker 35: I would rather prove you wrong, and then you're gonna
Speaker 35: sit back and say, oh, okay, you do know your stuff.
Speaker 8: Awesome, good for you. Joe Burrows in the NFL MVP
Speaker 8: this year, right, that's you go.
Speaker 4: Go Goodness.
Speaker 35: You can't trust him behind that offensive mindset. It is
Speaker 35: the twenty eighth ranks offensive line in the NFL, which
Speaker 35: is why he can't stay healthy.
Speaker 8: He missed nine games last year. But he's so good
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Speaker 8: Shun Sunday, So the Fjords. Great song on this Sunday
Speaker 8: Friday morning. I love this. It happens to be the
Speaker 8: EPA administrator. But what an amazing New York politician he was,
Speaker 8: mister Suffolk County and great run at the governor's race,
Speaker 8: doing a tremendous job for President Trump and America. My
Speaker 8: friend Lee Zelden, Lee, good morning, buddy, how are you.
Speaker 29: I'm doing fantastic, good to be with you.
Speaker 8: Great to have you, always, great to have you, Lee,
Speaker 8: And I tell you watching Hokell. I'll get to Hochell
Speaker 8: and Blakeman later in this conversation. I've been doing a
Speaker 8: lot of traveling, and I talked to brus every day,
Speaker 8: two or three times a day. But it's funny. It's
Speaker 8: funny that she puts this moratorium on data centers, so
Speaker 8: folks get ready to have slow internet and difficulty connecting
Speaker 8: on your phone lines and all those things. She puts
Speaker 8: a moratorium on data center construction, but yet she has
Speaker 8: no issue charging New Yorkers nine dollars for congestion pricing
Speaker 8: when the pollution here has not gotten any better. Please
Speaker 8: make sense of that.
Speaker 37: For me, well, making sense of it is the impossible part.
Speaker 37: And that's why so many people just given up and
Speaker 37: they sleep. They don't look back. I mean, it's it's bad.
Speaker 37: I mean, I remember there was a period of time
Speaker 37: where a lot of people you would maybe they would
Speaker 37: head down to Florida for a few months. It's a
Speaker 37: seasonal thing. But I mean the way things have gone
Speaker 37: over the course of these last several years, people they
Speaker 37: looked to the Carolinas, Tennessee, Texas, Florida. They all look
Speaker 37: better and they're not looking back. So I mean, this
Speaker 37: congestion pricing, it's just another excuse for left wing Albany
Speaker 37: Democrats to put their hands in the pocket of New
Speaker 37: Yorkers who are already strapped. You know, some folks would say, well,
Speaker 37: it's only nine dollars, Well, for one, it's another nine dollars,
Speaker 37: and it's hitting the people the hardest who can least
Speaker 37: afford it. And for people who have to commute frequently.
Speaker 37: This isn't like a you know, nine dollars a year,
Speaker 37: nine dollars a month, for even nine dollars.
Speaker 29: A week, they're having to pay it. And the whole
Speaker 29: excuse for it was to make it seem like as
Speaker 29: if there were these massive environmental impacts that were going
Speaker 29: to be positive. I mean, I said back then, I
Speaker 29: mean you'd end up with more truck traffic on the
Speaker 29: Crossbox Expressway, on the Staten Island Expressway. But as his
Speaker 29: new report came out of the city that we saw
Speaker 29: on the news here in recent days, it's not having
Speaker 29: the environmental impacts that they promised when they were passing
Speaker 29: their new excuse to put their hands in the pocket
Speaker 29: or cast out in New Yorkers and bs. But no
Speaker 29: one can make sense of it. It's nonsensical, it is.
Speaker 8: And you know it's funny now when she talks about
Speaker 8: how great it is she talks about reduced traffic, she
Speaker 8: talks about public transit improvements, he talks about less traffic, noise,
Speaker 8: all that stuff. But like you pointed out, there was
Speaker 8: also a promise that the air quality would be better
Speaker 8: and the pollution would be less and that's not the case,
Speaker 8: so all of a sudden, But Kathy Okele, it's almost
Speaker 8: like that was never part of the equationally.
Speaker 29: Yeah, I mean it's like, well, I wouldn't put it
Speaker 29: this way. No one else does it anywhere else in America.
Speaker 29: So is it that, you know, Kathy Oakele's that much
Speaker 29: of a genius that she figured something out that no
Speaker 29: one else was able to figure out. Or maybe it's
Speaker 29: a really stupid idea that even the most left wing
Speaker 29: governments all across the entire country, like they all haven't
Speaker 29: implemented it because it's so stupid. But you know, maybe
Speaker 29: there's no care for those economic impacts. You know, maybe
Speaker 29: it's a punishment for the people who didn't vote for
Speaker 29: her on Long Island. The people didn't vote for her
Speaker 29: north of the city, in the Hudson Valley.
Speaker 9: You have to community.
Speaker 29: Maybe she doesn't care about you know, folks from Jersey
Speaker 29: or you know, for for out of state's She wants
Speaker 29: to money and they want the money. I mean, you
Speaker 29: look at how much New York spends on their budget,
Speaker 29: and we have millions of less people than they do
Speaker 29: in Florida. We spend more on medicaid alone, just Medicaid
Speaker 29: then Florida spends on their entire state budget. I mean,
Speaker 29: you look at education and you have elementary school kids
Speaker 29: in places like Mississippi who are scoring better on English language,
Speaker 29: arts and mass then you're seeing of elementary school kids
Speaker 29: in New York. But we spend what like two three
Speaker 29: times more per pupil than they do in Mississippi or Florida.
Speaker 29: But like it's all apartments, and when you look at
Speaker 29: the metrics and how they're doing in school, you're getting
Speaker 29: better outcomes in places that spends so much less. Why
Speaker 29: Why is it that it costs so much to live here,
Speaker 29: it costs so much to run the state's budget, and
Speaker 29: you're just not getting the outcomes the results you're looking for.
Speaker 29: And it's it's freaking competence. And if people are like,
Speaker 29: you know, what, enough is enough?
Speaker 26: Now?
Speaker 8: You want to.
Speaker 29: Elect Mandoni to be the New York City mayor?
Speaker 26: Man?
Speaker 29: Just what you thought, and you couldn't get any worse,
Speaker 29: got worse.
Speaker 8: And it's not just incompetence, it's corruption too. I mean,
Speaker 8: I'm not going to you know, throw out stuff there
Speaker 8: that hasn't been proven, but certainly there's a lot of
Speaker 8: rumors about Kathy or husband and the money that he
Speaker 8: has people have made from COVID to you know, to
Speaker 8: stadium money's to it's corruption, it's incompetence. It's a whole
Speaker 8: variety of issues. Why in New York Because New York,
Speaker 8: as you just kind of pointed out, we don't have
Speaker 8: a money problem. We've got a spending problem. That's the issue, right.
Speaker 8: And you mentioned medicaid. I had doctor o Ozon at
Speaker 8: six point thirty this morning. Okay, he is exposing medicaid
Speaker 8: and medicare fraud all over the state. Queens. For example,
Speaker 8: they got Chinese pharmacies raking in millions and millions of
Speaker 8: dollars and no one's getting any medication. I mean, what's
Speaker 8: going on in this state. You've done the same thing
Speaker 8: the other guy that really busted Stacy Abrams way back when,
Speaker 8: Anthony Desposito, the Long Island buddy. He's done a great
Speaker 8: job with the Labor Department exposing fraud too. So not
Speaker 8: just congestion pricing, which basically is fraud. The fraud that
Speaker 8: you guys are uncovering all over the Trump administration is amazing.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 29: I mean, we came into this position a year and
Speaker 29: a half ago and made this one of our top priorities.
Speaker 29: We've saved over thirty billion dollars of canceled grants, canceled
Speaker 29: media subscriptions, real estate consolidation, staff efficiencies. We closed up
Speaker 29: by the EPA museum that almost no one even knew
Speaker 29: about her or even you know, no one visited, and
Speaker 29: all told, in our first year at an agency with
Speaker 29: an annual operating budget of ten billion dollars a year,
Speaker 29: we found thirty billion dollars to be able to save.
Speaker 29: And the reason why was because in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 29: The reason why we were able to save that much
Speaker 29: money is because just before we got there, in twenty four,
Speaker 29: the album gated and spend over sixty billion dollars from EPA.
Speaker 29: It was more money than they even knew how to spend,
Speaker 29: and it was going to well connected friends. You referenced
Speaker 29: the Stacy Abrams connected NGL received two billion dollars there
Speaker 29: are eight pass through entities that received twenty billion dollars
Speaker 29: in what was called Inflation Reduction Act. It should have
Speaker 29: been called the Inflation Expansion Act when Democrats controlled everything,
Speaker 29: and it goes to former Obama and Biden officials, former
Speaker 29: Democratic donors. They're all passed through entities, they're all getting paid,
Speaker 29: they're vig to run their piece of the pie, and
Speaker 29: the American taxpayers are getting screwed. So we come in
Speaker 29: zero tolerance policy for anywayte and abuse. We made it
Speaker 29: a top priority out of the gate, and I'm proud
Speaker 29: of it. And man, you know, like zero tolerance means
Speaker 29: like if someone wants to come to me and say, hey,
Speaker 29: I have an idea on how to save one thousand dollars,
Speaker 29: you have my attention, because it always pissed me off
Speaker 29: in government when you'd have people who may they did
Speaker 29: run a federal agency and you know, you say, well,
Speaker 29: I have an idea to save a thousand or one
Speaker 29: hundred thousand, or a million or fifty million. It's like,
Speaker 29: well that's not enough, Like you don't have my attention.
Speaker 9: I need.
Speaker 29: I only want to save big numbers. Man, I'll save
Speaker 29: I'll save it ten dollars if you came to me
Speaker 29: with an idea of how we could save money, and
Speaker 29: that's what we owed the American taxpayer. And that's the
Speaker 29: way that the Trump administration has approached this.
Speaker 8: Done a great job all you guys, starting with you, Lee,
Speaker 8: I got to be honest EPA administrator, Lee Zelden. So
Speaker 8: you know the state does all these money issues. And
Speaker 8: you know, Lee, as well as anybody, you did a
Speaker 8: good job of pointing this out when you ran for governor,
Speaker 8: that we have all this gold right under our feet
Speaker 8: all over the state, right gold, and yet this idiotic
Speaker 8: governor buys energy, buys energy from Pennsylvania because Pennsylvania is
Speaker 8: taking advantage of what they've got and we've got the
Speaker 8: same exact thing. Come Onley, what's that all about?
Speaker 29: Yeah, listen, I mean this is one of the reasons
Speaker 29: is why the word retard's coming back. I mean, we
Speaker 29: have so much resource under us in this state. And
Speaker 29: you have people who live in New York who like
Speaker 29: are in communities that are a low income and that
Speaker 29: they're looking across the border into Pennsylvania where in Pennsylvania
Speaker 29: they're tapping into these these supplies, these resources, and they're
Speaker 29: doing great. And by the way, this isn't just like
Speaker 29: a Republican or Democrats thing in Pennsylvania's it's both parties
Speaker 29: came together a while ago and said, you know, we
Speaker 29: need natural gas. We need it in order to be
Speaker 29: able to survive, to thrive. We need reliable baseball power,
Speaker 29: we need affordable, affordable energy. We have these resources. It's
Speaker 29: important for our economy, it's important for jobs. So they're
Speaker 29: tapping into it. But in this state, the energy policy
Speaker 29: is so stupid, so stupid, they won't she won't sign
Speaker 29: off on the Constitution pipeline to deliver natural guests through
Speaker 29: New York and into New England. You know, they won't
Speaker 29: reverse the band to extract natural gas. They won't allow
Speaker 29: gas took ups on new construction. They say climate goals
Speaker 29: that they know that they will not be able to meet,
Speaker 29: but they will cause tremendous pain on people can at
Speaker 29: least afford it even trying to make any progress towards
Speaker 29: these unrealistic goals. I mean, you look at the energy
Speaker 29: policy where you know they're pushing WIN captain local pushes
Speaker 29: WIN which is an intermittent source, as if it's a
Speaker 29: substitute for base load power, and then they want to
Speaker 29: throw battery energy storage systems and basically every community all
Speaker 29: over the place, even though you're getting all those feedback
Speaker 29: from people who just don't want it in the middle
Speaker 29: of their residential neighborhood, and all you're getting is the
Speaker 29: middle finger from the state upstate saying we don't want
Speaker 29: solar farms. Meanwhile the state is saying, well, you know,
Speaker 29: we have hcal control in the state, not local control,
Speaker 29: and we're saying you're getting more solar farms. And the
Speaker 29: energy policy in New York, I've been at all fifty states,
Speaker 29: so in all fifty states in my first nine months
Speaker 29: as EPA administrator, I've seen the good, the bad, the
Speaker 29: ugly of how to do energy policy. And man, there's
Speaker 29: so many red states that have so much lower energy costs,
Speaker 29: so much more supply they don't deal with and they
Speaker 29: don't have to deal with any brownouts or blackouts on
Speaker 29: the horizon, and it's all about good governance. But in
Speaker 29: New York, man, this is this is not a way
Speaker 29: for you know, for New Yorkers who don't realize what's
Speaker 29: going on everywhere else in the country that you might say, well,
Speaker 29: maybe this is the norm this is.
Speaker 9: Not the norm.
Speaker 8: No, well the worst.
Speaker 29: This is the exceptions the norm.
Speaker 8: Now we're the worst. I mean, let's face it, and
Speaker 8: will you tell me Lee, because some of this stuff
Speaker 8: is a bit complicated. I understand there are some dangers
Speaker 8: with data centers, I get it. But overall, if you
Speaker 8: know them going in and you prepare the center, so
Speaker 8: it's gonna be okay, you can't argue how valuable they are.
Speaker 8: Why would she want to stop those from coming up
Speaker 8: here in New York.
Speaker 29: Most of the Americans want the United States to win
Speaker 29: this AI race against China. And many Americans have valid
Speaker 29: questions they want to ask about data center projects. They're
Speaker 29: asking important questions and they should. They want to make
Speaker 29: sure that when a data center is built that their
Speaker 29: bills are going down, not up. And President Trump has
Speaker 29: this ratepayer protection Pledge, which has true made tremendous progress,
Speaker 29: and now you're having data center projects being built where
Speaker 29: it's providing net benefits the ratepayers as opposed to the opposite.
Speaker 29: The second piece is that a lot of Americans want
Speaker 29: to make sure that a project is going to be
Speaker 29: a net provider onto the grid, not a net taker
Speaker 29: from the grid. There's behind the meter work. They're building
Speaker 29: their own small modular reactors, they're generating their own energy,
Speaker 29: and they're providing power onto the grid more than they're taking.
Speaker 29: That's a good question for Americans to ask. And Americans
Speaker 29: also want to know about water. I mean, is a
Speaker 29: data center going to have a closed loot data center?
Speaker 29: Is it going to be one hundred percent recyclable water
Speaker 29: or is it going to be continuously tapping into a
Speaker 29: water supply. It's good to ask these questions, but you
Speaker 29: to do a moratorium, You're going to have billion, multi
Speaker 29: billions of dollars and tens of billions of dollars in
Speaker 29: these projects just going to other states. It's not like,
Speaker 29: you know, you put you slap a one year moratorium
Speaker 29: and in these data centers and go like, oh yeah, no,
Speaker 29: that's that's cool. We're just going to center our hands
Speaker 29: and do absolutely nothing and not go to this other
Speaker 29: state that actually wants us. So you're losing out the jobs,
Speaker 29: the economic benefits, and and the craziest thing or that
Speaker 29: you know, you have people who are on their their
Speaker 29: phone go on a social media platform saying we should
Speaker 29: not have any data centers, like not realizing the irony
Speaker 29: here of just how much data centers are required for
Speaker 29: you to be able to power your phone and to
Speaker 29: power that social media platform. I mean, we have it
Speaker 29: in our lives, and we can't lose this race to China.
Speaker 29: It'll be so much harder to catch up later if
Speaker 29: we fell behind. And thank god that there's only there.
Speaker 29: I mean, there's one too many Kathy Hockels as governors
Speaker 29: of states New York. But fortunately there's only one out
Speaker 29: of fifty.
Speaker 8: That's it. That's true, tumaill let you run here, going
Speaker 8: back to the congestion pricing thing, correct me if I'm wrong. Okay,
Speaker 8: but this report on the pollution that hasn't gotten any
Speaker 8: better despite what Kathy Hockel said. Originally, this comes from
Speaker 8: here from New York. Right, This wasn't put out there
Speaker 8: by President Trump or Leezeldon. This is New York basically
Speaker 8: riding on New York.
Speaker 29: Yes, that's exactly what it is. I mean, this is
Speaker 29: a New York governmental study that's coming out talking about
Speaker 29: how it doesn't have the environmental benefits that were promised. Shockingly, Wow,
Speaker 29: we're all blown away. I was saying this four years ago,
Speaker 29: that it wasn't gonna happen, right, and then you're gonna
Speaker 29: have small cars, you know, small vehicle traffic going through
Speaker 29: you know, small side streets of Queen's in Brooklyn, trying
Speaker 29: to get routes where they don't have to pay. This
Speaker 29: is what I was saying four years ago before one
Speaker 29: in the place, that they would be going for other
Speaker 29: routes so they don't have to pay the fee, that
Speaker 29: you would have all that extra trucks, all those extra
Speaker 29: trucks going through Staten Island, and the Bronx like, this
Speaker 29: isn't this isn't one of those like hindsights twenty twenty.
Speaker 29: You're like, oh, man, we shouldn't. We should have saw
Speaker 29: it coming. No, of course we saw it coming. We
Speaker 29: talked about it then, and we're like, this is a
Speaker 29: really bad idea. You shouldn't go forward with it. And
Speaker 29: you know, damn the torpedoes, they say they'll they'll go
Speaker 29: slap their fee and put their hands in the pockets
Speaker 29: of hard work in New Yorkers anyway, And the Yorkers
Speaker 29: are I mean, they're pissed, yeah, and that's why so
Speaker 29: many have left. And it's said, it's just it, you know,
Speaker 29: said to somebody who loves the state. Who was raised
Speaker 29: in a state, their families here, their life is here,
Speaker 29: and because of these policies out of Alney like for
Speaker 29: that reason, they hit their breaking point.
Speaker 9: They I hate that.
Speaker 8: I hate that too, got it. I can't stand talking
Speaker 8: to Sean Hannity, and I talked to him about four
Speaker 8: times a week. I got to hear every day, when
Speaker 8: are you coming to Florida? When are you coming to Florida?
Speaker 8: Showing be quiet? Okay, you love Long Island, Long Island
Speaker 8: major star, But yeah, everybody's leaving and loving life Nashville, Tennessee.
Speaker 8: Every daily I see somebody he's moving to Nashville, Tennessee.
Speaker 8: So last one, Bruce Blakeman. I know you love Bruce
Speaker 8: soda wide both Long Island guys. Okay, so he has
Speaker 8: actually in a better position than you because when you
Speaker 8: ran against Kathy, she was relatively new right, So yeah,
Speaker 8: she was doing a lot of the same things that
Speaker 8: Cuomo did, and she was making some mistakes. But Blakeman,
Speaker 8: Blakeman now has a chance and went against this lady
Speaker 8: when now, unlike your race, Lee Zeldon, she's got years
Speaker 8: of mistakes that he can jump on. How lucky is.
Speaker 9: He right, yeah.
Speaker 29: I mean there are people in politics where you know,
Speaker 29: they just aren't known, and if they're known, then people
Speaker 29: will like them, but they have to get their name out.
Speaker 29: And then there are people in politics where as more
Speaker 29: and more people become familiar with you, the more people
Speaker 29: realize that you need to go, like you're not good,
Speaker 29: you need to leave. And that's the reality that you
Speaker 29: have right now in the in the state. I mean,
Speaker 29: like every single New Yorker, you could ask them, like,
Speaker 29: what's what's your breaking point in the state? Low income,
Speaker 29: middle income, high income. You can be from the city,
Speaker 29: a suburb, rural New York. You ask everyone, like, what's
Speaker 29: your breaking point in New York? They've thought about it.
Speaker 29: It's crazy, like you'll get a detailed answer.
Speaker 8: Like why why why do.
Speaker 29: You think about this?
Speaker 22: What?
Speaker 29: Why is that your breaking point? And there and it
Speaker 29: all gets back to the same thing. It's just the
Speaker 29: policies of the state. They feel restricted. Freedom. Economic freedom
Speaker 29: is freedom you know, with with regards to their physical safety. Freedom,
Speaker 29: you know, going back and thinking of you know, pictures
Speaker 29: of you know, Kathy Hokle wearing you know, not wearing masks,
Speaker 29: you know, staying with four year olds that'd have to
Speaker 29: wear masks during COVID right because of because of these pursuits,
Speaker 29: you know, people have just they've realized what is causing
Speaker 29: this decline.
Speaker 9: Of the state.
Speaker 29: And the more people get that, which has happened now
Speaker 29: over the course of these last few years, the more
Speaker 29: people are like, you know, it's not like, oh, I
Speaker 29: know you know, I know her now, like hey, this
Speaker 29: is great and comfortable, whether you know she's my governor,
Speaker 29: have a lot of pride. It's it's like, man, we
Speaker 29: need to do a heck of a lot better than this.
Speaker 29: And a lot of folks left New York before I
Speaker 29: ran because they had enough. A lot of people left
Speaker 29: New York right after I ran. They're like, man, this,
Speaker 29: you know, this is just going to continue to get worse.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 29: Fortunately there's still you know, a bunch of people who
Speaker 29: are still here and you can make a difference.
Speaker 9: But doesn't happen.
Speaker 29: On its own. I mean, folks need to you need
Speaker 29: to show up and make it happen. And you can't
Speaker 29: just expect everyone else to.
Speaker 9: Do it for you.
Speaker 8: It's exhausting. Just trust me, Lee, Okay, It's much easier
Speaker 8: to go to the beach in Hollendale today. It's exhausting,
Speaker 8: but man, I love talking to you, I really do. You.
Speaker 8: You're so fantastic epa administrator. You're a great politician here.
Speaker 8: You're always going to be a great, great, great, great
Speaker 8: New Yorker. And I just love talking to you. Man.
Speaker 8: I'm so proud of you. What a great job. Thank
Speaker 8: you so much.
Speaker 29: Thanks San, It's always good to be man.
Speaker 8: You two families. Good by the way, your wife and daughters.
Speaker 8: Everybody's good.
Speaker 29: Girls are girls are heading back to their third year
Speaker 29: of school. Wow, and you know, still having scored to
Speaker 29: Peter Luger's.
Speaker 8: Invite, so you know, keep it all in.
Speaker 15: All in perspective, yep.
Speaker 29: Although I'll never I'll never let you live down the
Speaker 29: very first time I did an interview with the great
Speaker 29: Sid Rosenberg, and it was Bernie and Sid yep, And
Speaker 29: right before I came on air, you were saying, you
Speaker 29: know a couple of unkind things about Shirley and Mastic.
Speaker 9: Where it?
Speaker 29: Where is my hometown? And then I come on air
Speaker 29: and then you ask me where I'm from, and I tell.
Speaker 9: You I'm sure.
Speaker 29: And for all those listeners out there who were like,
Speaker 29: why does why did Sid Rosenberg always call Zelden the
Speaker 29: Pride of Shirley, Long Island. You have to you have
Speaker 29: to be such a hardcore long time since Rosenberg listener
Speaker 29: that you know of the very first time I came
Speaker 29: on the backstory, which was just freaking hilarious.
Speaker 8: That is because my uncle Leon and then Cynthia lived
Speaker 8: in Shirley. We lived in Brooklyn. First of all, it
Speaker 8: took like five hours to get there, okay, And second
Speaker 8: of all, it looked a little rough. And let's be honest,
Speaker 8: your girls were doing homework one night there were gunshots outside.
Speaker 8: I mean to remind you of that, okay, but I
Speaker 8: know it's a true story. But yes, I used to
Speaker 8: make fun of Shirley and call you the pride of Shirley.
Speaker 8: But it does seem like, you know, Bruce does a
Speaker 8: great job in Nashau County, that ed ro Main and
Speaker 8: those folks are doing a very good job in Suffolk
Speaker 8: County too, Yes.
Speaker 13: No doubt.
Speaker 29: I mean Long Island is I mean, that is where
Speaker 29: I'm born, born and raised, and you know, they have
Speaker 29: their challenges just like everywhere else in the country. But
Speaker 29: I mean, there's a reason why when President Trump was
Speaker 29: in Nassau County, you were hearing statements about how people
Speaker 29: will not rest working inside this Trump administration until every
Speaker 29: county is as safe as Nasau County and and you know,
Speaker 29: the same thing goes, you know with regards to Long
Speaker 29: Island as a whole. You have competent leadership in both counties.
Speaker 29: And uh yeah, so everything that we're saying about Kathy
Speaker 29: Holkal or man Donnie out of the city should be
Speaker 29: no negative reflection on great leadership that we have in
Speaker 29: Suffie County that had Romain in that team, and Bruce
Speaker 29: Blakeman and his team in Nassau, no doubt, just.
Speaker 8: A week could go today. The President was there in
Speaker 8: Nasau County. I was standing right there by the State
Speaker 8: You were right there. I was, Yeah, that was awesome.
Speaker 29: Lis and Kelsey, Grammar and everyone else is like, man,
Speaker 29: that did Rosenberg.
Speaker 8: That's true. You know. The first the first hand that
Speaker 8: Grammar shook was mine. Just see an o Lee first
Speaker 8: one and he hasn't watched it since. He actually elbowed
Speaker 8: Todd Blanche to the side and said, let me get
Speaker 8: this in for us. Okay, Todd, take it easy. Oh
Speaker 8: that was a great day, Lee' something I couldn't love
Speaker 8: you more than I do. I really love your pal.
Speaker 8: Thank you so much. Thanks God, bless you please. I
Speaker 8: do love that guy, leez Eldon. And he's so smart.
Speaker 8: He's probably the second smartest guy I know, next to Justin. Now, look,
Speaker 8: I gotta go with that.
Speaker 7: It's close.
Speaker 8: It's very close, right you think it's close, Justin?
Speaker 9: Sure?
Speaker 7: Well there's your evidence right now.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, but we get fired. We'll talk to Justin
Speaker 8: about the dangers of data centers. What to me to
Speaker 8: you one into the cure?
Speaker 7: Well, he's working on the cold fusion right.
Speaker 18: My god, so.
Speaker 8: She said, whoever.
Speaker 16: Lost the.
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Speaker 1: This is Sid and Friends in the morning.
Speaker 8: Don't you say he's lost a friends?
Speaker 2: You move best friend? Seventy seven w ABC.
Speaker 20: I to say, it's pretty plain.
Speaker 8: I'm watching the book's.
Speaker 25: Got it's just sponsorty for two. It's made my point
Speaker 25: of view.
Speaker 8: It's not say.
Speaker 20: It's not sick.
Speaker 2: I just want to.
Speaker 8: I want to show today man, starting early six thirty am.
Speaker 8: We got the call from my friend Taylor, do you
Speaker 8: want doctor Oh yeah, we want doctor Oz And he
Speaker 8: was great The met Oz at six point thirty. Brian
Speaker 8: kill Me, Joey and Ariola, Kate mcfallan, Ariel Epstein and
Speaker 8: Leezeldon all stop by today. But that's every day on
Speaker 8: Sitting Friends in the morning. We do it every day,
Speaker 8: great show every day. One of these days, if we're lucky,
Speaker 8: we'll catch Curtis and Larry. It's gonna be tough, you know.
Speaker 8: They're six points behind us, of course, but somehow they're
Speaker 8: number one.
Speaker 7: How are we going to do that?
Speaker 8: I don't know, but they're number one. They're the only
Speaker 8: show in the history of radio that is getting so
Speaker 8: savagely beaten that they shaved an hour from their morning
Speaker 8: show and How to Pay Marks and all more money
Speaker 8: to go on at nine and I'm kicking his ass toill.
Speaker 8: That is winning. They're actually winning. They have a promo
Speaker 8: up they declared thank you in New York for making
Speaker 8: us number one. They got a one point four. I
Speaker 8: got a seven point four. Are they number one? Exactly?
Speaker 8: Curtis Leever should never leave his house. Between his election
Speaker 8: results and his radio ratings. He's a guy I loved
Speaker 8: for twenty plus years. He's a complete failure, complete And
Speaker 8: they have the balls, these scumbags, to put up a
Speaker 8: promo that says we're number one, thank you. In New York.
Speaker 8: They got a one point four the last two weeks.
Speaker 8: Those numbers are worse than Lennon Michael got and I
Speaker 8: put Lennon Michael out of business. Worse. I've never seen
Speaker 8: numbers like that. Never. Maybe when I did The Sports
Speaker 8: Guys with Scott Kaplan back in two thousand. Maybe maybe then, well,
Speaker 8: you know, don't forget back then Howard was still on
Speaker 8: interrestrial radio. You had Scott and Todd yet I miss
Speaker 8: and all that stuff, and we were two kids from Florida,
Speaker 8: but we got killed. Maybe then we got a one
Speaker 8: point four. But for a couple of veterans and a
Speaker 8: Hall of Famer, they get a one point four and
Speaker 8: that to claim victory. I mean, that's a real scumbag move.
Speaker 8: They got there, They got their salesman coming here. Yeah,
Speaker 8: there are other salespeople listen to me. I mean, it's
Speaker 8: it's a joke, an absolute joke. But all funny games
Speaker 8: in the radio business these days, right Lewis, Yeah.
Speaker 7: Why not just declare your number one? Yeah, just saying numbers.
Speaker 8: So these idiots, the eight people listening to them, go, oh,
Speaker 8: I knew it, man, I knew you'd beat Sid. I
Speaker 8: knew you because that's what Curtis said. Of course when
Speaker 8: he got there, that Sid's wayne is over. And well,
Speaker 8: you know he never did come even close. Even early
Speaker 8: on when he started, you would think he's gonna get
Speaker 8: this unbelievable momentum. I beat him by three points, then
Speaker 8: three four, now with six five and a half. We'll
Speaker 8: find out today what the next week is. But yeah,
Speaker 8: oh we knew what we knew. What Curtis, you're the best,
Speaker 8: You're the best? Or Sid does is talk about himself,
Speaker 8: himself and Israel. That's it. That's all he does. Sid
Speaker 8: Rosenberg talks about himself and Israel. That's it. So I
Speaker 8: had six guests on today, none of which talked about
Speaker 8: is six six. Oh Katam mentioned Isiel. I'm sorry and
Speaker 8: talking about myself. Well, I am going to the Yankee
Speaker 8: game tomorrow. I did mention that Curtis says that till
Speaker 8: he lies. Yeah, people said to me Are you nervous?
Speaker 8: Curtis is back in the mornings. You gotta stop it.
Speaker 8: Nothing makes me nervous. If I Miss were still alive
Speaker 8: and he was on in the mornings, it wouldn't make
Speaker 8: me nervous. No one makes me nervous. You're not gonna
Speaker 8: beat us. This show is the best. It's not even close.
Speaker 8: The guests, the banter lose, funny as hell, the music.
Speaker 8: What are you talking about? Two old, decrepit guys using
Speaker 8: the same stupid language they've been using for twenty five
Speaker 8: years on airy Larry Mullah smooler. This is what people want.
Speaker 8: I had a young girl in studio today, twenty four
Speaker 8: years old, huge star in the sports business. Could you
Speaker 8: ever imagine that girl is sitting down with Curtis and
Speaker 8: Larry even people at this station. I mean, no one
Speaker 8: does what we do. Nobody, nobody, but I not nerve.
Speaker 8: I'm nervous. I said I'd kill him, and I kill him.
Speaker 8: Thank you New York number one, baby, look at us
Speaker 8: one point four. Actually I showed you the promo, actually
Speaker 8: said thank you New York. We could not have done
Speaker 8: this without you effect. I mean, we didn't do what
Speaker 8: his name of that PD he's a nice guy. Got
Speaker 8: me med tickets?
Speaker 9: Is it?
Speaker 8: Tom Cuddy? Tom Cuddy? Shit? Should he should not do that?
Speaker 8: That's he should really make sure that that comes down today.
Speaker 8: He really should. That's embarrassing. He's a good guy, Tom,
Speaker 8: He's been a program director for a long time. He's
Speaker 8: a respected guy. You're gonna put up a promo when
Speaker 8: your show's losing by it's not a point, not two
Speaker 8: points by six points? Thanking New Yorkers for making you
Speaker 8: number one? Really, I mean if I called Hannity about this,
Speaker 8: he would he would laugh. He wouldn't believe it. Well,
Speaker 8: Bob Pittman or what is her name? This is the
Speaker 8: young lady that's in charge of Clear Channel here in
Speaker 8: New York. They wouldn't believe it. They wouldn't believe it.
Speaker 8: You don't do that. You don't lie, just flat out.
Speaker 8: Especially again, if he was a point back, two points back,
Speaker 8: you're five or six points back. You don't do that.
Speaker 8: Come on, man, Craig Lennon, you happy about that?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 8: Whoa? He listens to us anyway, It doesn't matter. All right,
Speaker 8: we got one more segment to go. That's so much fun.
Speaker 8: I love those segments. They go why do you talk
Speaker 8: about him? That's exactly what he wants. So what, I'm
Speaker 8: exposing him as a liar if that's what he wants. Good,
Speaker 8: if that's gonna make him happy. Sid pointed out that
Speaker 8: I'm lying again, and good for him. That's fine. I
Speaker 8: don't hate the guy anyway. I told you that a
Speaker 8: million times. I don't hate him. He's just a sick guy.
Speaker 8: He's got issues. He thinks he's the mayor. He walks
Speaker 8: out on the track that says New York's mayor. He
Speaker 8: literally wears a jacket that says the people's mayor, new
Speaker 8: York's mayor. No one lost in their two elections as
Speaker 8: badly as this guy has. He walks around the jacket
Speaker 8: that says he's mayor, and now he's promoting his radio show,
Speaker 8: which really should be taken off the air as number one.
Speaker 8: How can I hate that guy? I mean, this is
Speaker 8: like Lindsey Clancy. I mean, basically, put him in a
Speaker 8: white room with white walls and call it a day.
Speaker 8: He's the mayor and he hosts the number one radio show.
Speaker 7: He's got a vest that says that number one, Thank
Speaker 7: you new York and New York's mayor.
Speaker 8: You can't make it up. God bless him. Though he's
Speaker 8: not a bad guy, he's just stops. Maybe he is
Speaker 8: a bad We'll be right by it.
Speaker 2: Left you talk.
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Speaker 1: on nine eleven, twenty three on how the Mets and
Speaker 1: Yankees owners and players helped New York City recover after
Speaker 1: nine to eleven.
Speaker 8: Here he is America's mayor, the man that on that
Speaker 8: day became the greatest politician in the history of the country.
Speaker 8: And I mean that. I love you, my dear friend Giuliani.
Speaker 8: I mean that, Rudy, it did. It was just something
Speaker 8: I just like, No, I just like.
Speaker 9: What you said before.
Speaker 26: You're supposed to come on like Caravell the clowns, you know.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean, certain days call for a different tone.
Speaker 8: And I admittedly I have a bit of a somber
Speaker 8: tone today. But I tell you what, I really enjoyed
Speaker 8: having you speak to Mike Theiaza.
Speaker 13: I hope you enjoyed that.
Speaker 26: I enjoyed it too. An opportunity to thank thank him.
Speaker 26: I should also thank the Mets. I mean, you know,
Speaker 26: they put it over ten million dollars, and so did
Speaker 26: George Steinberg a ten million each. And they both gave
Speaker 26: me tremendous help with something people don't remember now, the
Speaker 26: Twin Towers Fund. We raised two hundred and thirty million dollars, wow,
Speaker 26: and gave every single penny to the widows and and
Speaker 26: family of the firefighters and police officers. The administrative money
Speaker 26: we raised separately, and George and Fred paid for most
Speaker 26: of that. The Mets gave me my offices. The Yankees
Speaker 26: gave us a tremendous amount of our equipment and helped
Speaker 26: us with our fundraising, I would say. And they worked
Speaker 26: together to get baseball to do things for you.
Speaker 8: And you know it's funny. You may remember there was
Speaker 8: this huge battle. It was really more Bobby be love
Speaker 8: Bobby but he's crazy, more Bobby V than Tory. But
Speaker 8: Bobby b was like, hey, we were the better ones.
Speaker 8: It was us. It was the match, not the Yankees,
Speaker 8: and I think at one point Tory finally got pissed off.
Speaker 8: But there was a bit of a pissing match between
Speaker 8: those two guys.
Speaker 26: That one number there was they did they I would say, honestly,
Speaker 26: you know, I'm a Yankee fan. They did different things,
Speaker 26: somewhat but very very close. I'll give you an example.
Speaker 26: Paul O'Neill was injured during that period that wasn't traveling
Speaker 26: with the team. He volunteered at our Family Center for
Speaker 26: three days, twelve hours each day. Never told anybody, Wow,
Speaker 26: Mike was at the at the center three times. Uh,
Speaker 26: I couldn't. I couldn't. Honestly, the Yankee fan meant, I
Speaker 26: couldn't tell the difference.
Speaker 8: So it's something you know all week next week. I
Speaker 8: will miss two days a week after in Vegas, but
Speaker 8: I'll be your all week next week starting Monday morning.
Speaker 8: So until then, from all of us, if we see
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