Speaker 1: Just Sid and Friends in the morning, entertaining and informative.
Speaker 2: On the Red Apple Podcast Networks.
Speaker 3: Congratulations especially to Sid Rosenberg on his induction to the
Speaker 3: New York State Broadcasters Hall of Fame. I can't believe
Speaker 3: he didn't make it years ago. Today Sid forever joins
Speaker 3: a roll call of some of the greatest legends and
Speaker 3: the history of New York broadcasting and talk radio. The
Speaker 3: best in the business, and he's the best in the business.
Speaker 3: Over many years, it has distinguished himself as one of
Speaker 3: the most authentic and recognizable voices in American airways. And
Speaker 3: he's built a smart, loyal, gigantic audience that I happened
Speaker 3: to be one of those people in the audience, and
Speaker 3: I had for a long time, long before I became president.
Speaker 3: Time for the people of New York to remind your
Speaker 3: politicians that their job is not to protect the criminals.
Speaker 3: Their job is to protect the good, hardworking people of
Speaker 3: New York. And that's why right here in Nassau County,
Speaker 3: Bruce Blakeman hired over seven hundred new police and correctional
Speaker 3: officers to keep New Yorker's side.
Speaker 4: I don't know, should we do this? Come on, Opruce
Speaker 4: come on, should we do it? Come opera?
Speaker 5: You got it? Thank you very much, mister president. See
Speaker 5: sid Rosenberg's here.
Speaker 6: What do you do?
Speaker 5: You're supposed to be on radio?
Speaker 3: Two weeks ago, wonderful twelve year old boy named Jacob
Speaker 3: Fatiz you read about this one was tragically shot and
Speaker 3: killed by a stray bullet fired by a repeat offender
Speaker 3: and a who's having a gun battle with his friends,
Speaker 3: shooting bullets all over the place. Jacob was the son
Speaker 3: of a loving mom and a retired New York City
Speaker 3: police detective.
Speaker 7: And they are incredible people. And I think I heard
Speaker 7: that they may.
Speaker 6: Be with us today.
Speaker 5: Are you with us? May I introduce you?
Speaker 7: Please?
Speaker 3: Incredible horrible story, what a horrible thing. But we're going
Speaker 3: after them. I just said, we're going after a sick people.
Speaker 3: The sick people.
Speaker 8: Members of a Midtown synagogue return for weekend services after
Speaker 8: they were dis erupted by a bronx man now being
Speaker 8: charged with hate crimes. Christy Kalician heard from worshippers and
Speaker 8: has a look at the political fallout.
Speaker 9: So let's take a few deep breaths.
Speaker 2: Let's breathe in peace, let's breathe out.
Speaker 10: A day of peaceful reflection for worshippers at Central Synagogue,
Speaker 10: Rabbi Andrew Kaplan Mandel addressing Friday night's disruption during Shabbat's services,
Speaker 10: but not letting it disrupt the lives of the faithful.
Speaker 11: We cannot allow anyone to rob us of our attention
Speaker 11: on Shabbat.
Speaker 10: Quite a contrast to Friday night six pm Shabbat, where
Speaker 10: police arrested forty six year old Larry Montes from the
Speaker 10: Bronx after allegedly acting irate and disrupting the service. As
Speaker 10: he was being escorted out, Montes allegedly assaulting a sixty
Speaker 10: three year old woman and left her with a cut
Speaker 10: lip and pain in her forearm. Police said he also
Speaker 10: spit at and head budded a security guard. The NYPD
Speaker 10: says Montes has been charged with assault and criminal mischief
Speaker 10: as hate crimes, among other charges including harassments and trespassing.
Speaker 12: Who was very scary and unsettling.
Speaker 10: Longtime synagogue member Nancy Volkman was there Friday night and
Speaker 10: to return just hours later for service on Saturday morning,
Speaker 10: let in by armed NYPD officers with bulletproof vests.
Speaker 5: Nobody's going to do that to us.
Speaker 10: For new Yorkers worshiper Susan Schlechter, echoing what fellow members
Speaker 10: said as they returned to their place of solace. On
Speaker 10: social media, the New York General Console of Israel ALFIRACUNIS
Speaker 10: considered the attack quote a direct result of Mayor mom
Speaker 10: Donnie's sustained campaign of incitement, adding quote, Mom Donnie has
Speaker 10: failed to protect New York Jews during the Queen's Indian
Speaker 10: Parade Saturday, The mayor responded to that statement.
Speaker 13: I'm more focused, frankly on delivering for Jewish New Yorkers
Speaker 13: across the five boroughs. We have a Year's Office event
Speaker 13: to combat and Semitism. With that we have expanded that
Speaker 13: is now hard at work on creating the nation's first
Speaker 13: ever municipal response to anti Semitism.
Speaker 10: For now New Yorkers like Lisa Katzay, it's incidents like
Speaker 10: these that bring her back to her house of worship
Speaker 10: to pray in the first place.
Speaker 14: I hope the world gets better. The world we needs
Speaker 14: some healing.
Speaker 10: From Midtown East. Christi Glician, CBS News New York tonight.
Speaker 15: Should say a prayer for the people that we've lost
Speaker 15: and be grateful to the world here and tomorrow, tomorrow, New
Speaker 15: York is going to be here, and we're going to rebuild,
Speaker 15: and we're going to be stronger than we were before.
Speaker 11: What a moment, What a leader. Twenty five years ago,
Speaker 11: New York City had the right person leading the city
Speaker 11: at the right time, after radical Islamic terrorists attacked our country.
Speaker 11: And twenty five years ago, New Yorkers vowed to never forget.
Speaker 11: But it feels like we are forgetting. And now a
Speaker 11: cop hating radical socialist is running New York City, a
Speaker 11: guy who campaigned with a co conspiracor of the World
Speaker 11: Trade Center bombing. And this guy right here, Hassan Piker.
Speaker 9: America deserved nine to eleven.
Speaker 11: Dude, I'm saying, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani
Speaker 11: is back with us. Mister Mayor, it is great to
Speaker 11: have you back on finnerity. It's good to see you, sir.
Speaker 11: The twenty fifth anniversary of nine to eleven, and many
Speaker 11: of the families of nine to eleven victims have signed
Speaker 11: a petition they don't run zoron Mandami at Ground zero
Speaker 11: on September eleventh because of israel religion. His comments about
Speaker 11: the NYPD, the FDN. Why his ties to Hassan Piker
Speaker 11: and a lot of other stuff. Do you think Mandami
Speaker 11: should be there?
Speaker 5: I do not.
Speaker 16: I believe that we went from a violent Islamic extremist
Speaker 16: terrorist attack on New York City, the worst terrorist attack
Speaker 16: in the history of our country, done in the name.
Speaker 7: Of Allah Akbar, all of it.
Speaker 16: No doubt as to the motive of the people that
Speaker 16: came here to kill us. Their motive was we make
Speaker 16: You may consider it an insane, you may consider it irrational.
Speaker 16: The motive was to spread the Islamic religion and make
Speaker 16: the whole world what Mohammad told them to do. We
Speaker 16: have now an internal movement of people trying to take
Speaker 16: over America and make it into an Islamic country.
Speaker 7: Why are they fighting about Sharia law in Texas.
Speaker 16: And in dearborn Michigan. I don't know when the Germans
Speaker 16: came here. They didn't ask for German law. The Puerto
Speaker 16: Ricans didn't ask for Puerto Rican law. The Irish didn't
Speaker 16: ask Irish law or Canon law.
Speaker 7: Sir, They've never even thought of it.
Speaker 16: Just to mere fact that they want to impose a
Speaker 16: barbaric foreign code on us. Given the advances that we've
Speaker 16: made as an Anglo American country.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Christian country and law is a disgrace.
Speaker 11: Under Zormon Dotti's New York City's Lower Manhattan's were branded
Speaker 11: as Little Syria.
Speaker 17: We're not going to believe this. I'm just blocks from
Speaker 17: the nine to eleven Memorial, and right behind me that
Speaker 17: yellow monument is Little Syria. New York City just unveiled
Speaker 17: Little Syria blocks from ground zero. Apparently we are supposed
Speaker 17: to believe that the Dutch founded Manhattan, including Lower Manhattan
Speaker 17: Atwell Street, were secretly Little Syria all along. Before nine
Speaker 17: to eleven, there was virtually no footprint of Syrian Muslims
Speaker 17: in America, let alone in New York City. And that's
Speaker 17: why many Americans are asking, of all the places to
Speaker 17: put Little Syria, why do it just steps away from
Speaker 17: the nine to eleven more. Just days ago, on April thirtieth,
Speaker 17: New York City mayors done man Danny's administration unvelt al Helm,
Speaker 17: which is the name of that monument. It means an
Speaker 17: Arabic the pen that's also a Quranic verse. One point
Speaker 17: four million dollars is reportedly given by the Mellon Foundation
Speaker 17: and the rest comes from taxpayers. Just a reminder, nineteen
Speaker 17: islam As hijackers murdered approximately three thousand people right around
Speaker 17: here on nine eleven. To many Americans, this does not
Speaker 17: seem like art. It seems like ideological propaganda situated just
Speaker 17: blocks away from nine to eleven and right by the
Speaker 17: Rector Street subway station in a public park, so that
Speaker 17: people get out of the subway and mill around downtown
Speaker 17: and actually believe that this revisionism, that Lower Manhattan was
Speaker 17: little Syria.
Speaker 5: For Jozine and you global leaders and I'm here with
Speaker 5: one of the best. Why don't you introduce your album?
Speaker 5: My name is Sid Rosenberg on the morning show host
Speaker 5: number one radio guy in New York and across the country,
Speaker 5: teventy seven WABC weekday mornings. What does good leadership mean
Speaker 5: to you? Leadership looks like somebody who's not intimidated or
Speaker 5: a freight doing what's right. Were your constituents for your
Speaker 5: people making their lives better, that's a great leader. If
Speaker 5: you had to give some advice to a young version
Speaker 5: of you coming out in this world, what would that
Speaker 5: look like. Look, I have my own personally team ins
Speaker 5: and issues very very well publicized. I'm not making any
Speaker 5: big news here from jail to we have But you know,
Speaker 5: I just kept working hard. I never quit. I knew
Speaker 5: I had the talent. I just had to have the drive.
Speaker 5: You want something, you will get it.
Speaker 14: I'd want piece of advice to give to the world.
Speaker 5: What would be be more patient? That's the big thing
Speaker 5: with this world. Everybody wants everything yesterday and also learn more.
Speaker 5: The guy named Richie host Seen. I guess that's how
Speaker 5: you say his name. I don't even know. He interviewed
Speaker 5: me at the Roberts House Bob and Lorena Dave Roberts
Speaker 5: in Southampton late Friday night. It was a long day
Speaker 5: on Friday. We'll get to all of it. So we
Speaker 5: ended the open with a gentleman interviewing me on Long Island.
Speaker 5: We started the open with President Trump interviewing Bruce Blakeman
Speaker 5: at the Police Academy in Gordon City on Long Island.
Speaker 5: There was a big Long Island day on Friday and
Speaker 5: a great day. And now it's a rainy Monday and
Speaker 5: a new week is here. But I told you Friday,
Speaker 5: I had so much to do that day. Because I did,
Speaker 5: the show was great. And then I got picked up
Speaker 5: by my guy Tom Sullivan, who's one of the great
Speaker 5: detail guys for Bruce Blakeman, great cop, and he drove
Speaker 5: me to the police academy. My son Gabriel was already
Speaker 5: there because he works for Bruce and in turn and
Speaker 5: he is continuing to work for Bruce. But the last
Speaker 5: day was August the seventh, but Gabee is going back
Speaker 5: to work today. Loves Bruce got to the police academy
Speaker 5: and I got mobbed, And I just wished again that
Speaker 5: lou and Nolan and all the guys that make money
Speaker 5: of me. They know better, but they try to be
Speaker 5: wise guys. I just wish they were there to see
Speaker 5: it mobbed. No one comes close. I mean Trump doesn't
Speaker 5: in the right with the crowd. He would get mob too,
Speaker 5: obviously more than anybody. But in terms of people that
Speaker 5: are walking around the audience, which is, oh, I don't
Speaker 5: know everybody, from executives to congressmen to senators. You had
Speaker 5: Todd Blancheer on Friday. Caspatel was there Friday, Caroline Levitt
Speaker 5: was there Friday. Nobody got the attention I got, in fact,
Speaker 5: not even close, not even close. Nuts there was Nuts
Speaker 5: was to taken a thousand pictures, a thousand. It was
Speaker 5: really an unbelievable day there. Pat Ryder was there, the
Speaker 5: police commissioner in Nasau County. He was terrific. All the
Speaker 5: local Long Island officials, everybody from Janine's riscal. She's running
Speaker 5: against Laura Gillen for that Congress spot. Mike Lepetrie, he's
Speaker 5: running against Tom Swazi for that Congress spot. Who else
Speaker 5: was there? Peter King, the Great Peter King, he was there.
Speaker 5: Joe Cairo, he was their author. I know I'm missing
Speaker 5: a whole bunch of people. Other congress folks were there,
Speaker 5: like Nicole Malyotakis, she will join me this morning. You
Speaker 5: had Nick Lolota, another Long Island congressman. You had Andrew
Speaker 5: Garberino another one. It was just packed with the hoozoo
Speaker 5: of Long Island. If you judge Adams, I mean, if
Speaker 5: you have any role at all on Long Island, any
Speaker 5: you were there on Friday. So most of the speakers,
Speaker 5: the politicians spoke before Trump arrived, including former congressmen and
Speaker 5: now the General inspector for President Trump's Labor Department, My
Speaker 5: dear friend Anthony Diesposito. He was great. Lapetrie spoke. A
Speaker 5: bunch of them spoke, not all of them, but a
Speaker 5: bunch of them, and then eventually I say I got
Speaker 5: there probably close to twelve thirty. At about three point thirty,
Speaker 5: the President came out to speak. And funny because all
Speaker 5: these rallies that I go to, I go to all
Speaker 5: of them. Rockland County last month with Mike Lawler, Long
Speaker 5: Island Friday with Bruce Blakman. This is about five songs
Speaker 5: from the last speaker, which is I believe it was
Speaker 5: Todd Blanche on Friday. He went right after Roy CAAs
Speaker 5: Patel to the time the President comes on. They play
Speaker 5: about five songs, and you know, Lou that two of
Speaker 5: his favorite songs November Rain. They always start with that.
Speaker 5: As soon as they go to break the little intermission
Speaker 5: between the last speaker and the President, they play November
Speaker 5: Rain by Guns n' Roses. And in that set they
Speaker 5: also play Nothing Compares to You by Shinnead O'Connor, because
Speaker 5: those are two of President Trump's favorite songs, maybe his
Speaker 5: favorite songs, those two in particular, November Rain and Nothing
Speaker 5: Compares to You. And then they went back to November
Speaker 5: Rain for a second time on Friday, and then the
Speaker 5: President made his way to the stage and he was great.
Speaker 5: I guess. He spoke for about seventy five minutes, talked
Speaker 5: about all the great things Nassau County does to keep
Speaker 5: their people safe. That's what this rally was really about.
Speaker 5: It was mostly about enjoysing Bruce Blakeman. Trump is great
Speaker 5: brands with Bruce, and we all need Bruce to beat
Speaker 5: Kathy Hokel in November. We know that. But he talked
Speaker 5: about the great job that Nassau County does keeping their
Speaker 5: people safe. And he talked about his successes around the country,
Speaker 5: whether it's been Washington, DC, or Memphis. He talked about
Speaker 5: other cities. Just make a call, you know, New York.
Speaker 5: You really want to fix the crime issue. We know
Speaker 5: shootings are down, murders are down, but crime is up.
Speaker 5: Despite Jessica Titi's best efforts, crime is up. This is
Speaker 5: not a safe city, not by Eddy Stretch. Call me,
Speaker 5: President Trump says, call me. We'll figure it out. We'll
Speaker 5: make it better. We did it already in Memphis, we
Speaker 5: did it in DC and other places. Well, then he
Speaker 5: had some folks there that went through horrible tragedies. Horrible
Speaker 5: one in particular, what you heard in the open Mcdalia Martinez,
Speaker 5: her twelve year old son and her husband was there
Speaker 5: two weeks a terrific guy. He was gutting down in
Speaker 5: the Bronx new bicycle in a couple of weeks ago
Speaker 5: outside of bodega. Innocent kid, right looking kid, murdered there
Speaker 5: in the Bronx. And they had the opportunity to meet
Speaker 5: the father and mcdalia before. And I got to tell
Speaker 5: you no, I went over to mcdalia and I hugged her.
Speaker 5: She wouldn't let me go. She cried for I don't know,
Speaker 5: two minutes. Heartbreaking.
Speaker 18: That is the most awful story amount if you remember it.
Speaker 5: But yeah, give us a details.
Speaker 19: You know.
Speaker 5: It's twelve year.
Speaker 20: Old kid, he's uh, you know, he's on summer break.
Speaker 20: He's riding his bike to a local bodega to get.
Speaker 5: A ball, a brand new bike, I think too.
Speaker 20: Yeah, And as he's about to walk in, there's a
Speaker 20: group of people not that far away from him that
Speaker 20: are in some sort of fight and someone pulls out
Speaker 20: a gun and starts firing.
Speaker 18: And they don't kid anybody there, but they had him.
Speaker 18: And he stumbles into the bodega and he.
Speaker 5: Dies, just terrible. And again mcdaliah was hugging me for
Speaker 5: a good two minutes and the father hugged me a
Speaker 5: couple of times. A couple of times. Dad actually said
Speaker 5: to me, if we're going to do any show, we
Speaker 5: want to do yours because we know you care, we
Speaker 5: know who you are, we hear you, we've seen you,
Speaker 5: we know you're real, you're authentic, and if we're going
Speaker 5: to do any show, it's going to be yours. We
Speaker 5: wouldn't you know it. The very first weekday after that event,
Speaker 5: on Friday, mcdiel will be on today. In fact, she's
Speaker 5: coming on with a young lady who's running against Letitia
Speaker 5: James for Attorney General here in New York or friend
Speaker 5: Saritha and never I never get a last name, right,
Speaker 5: I feel horrible. I just call us a witha And
Speaker 5: she's a great young lady. I think it's Cometareadi. That
Speaker 5: sounds right, yes, at a Commetareadi. Very impressive young woman.
Speaker 5: President Trump met her the first time backstage before on Friday.
Speaker 5: He really enjoyed her, and then he shouted her out,
Speaker 5: talked about her a very impressive resume, and went on
Speaker 5: to call a Titia James quote a slob, which was great.
Speaker 5: So so Ripper's gonna come on with mcdalia this morning.
Speaker 5: So with the sat with mcdalia and her husband on Friday.
Speaker 5: So it's a terrible story, but it's a story that
Speaker 5: we hear way too often here in the United States,
Speaker 5: despite the President's best efforts and isa's best efforts. We're
Speaker 5: going to talk to Tom Holman later on this morning
Speaker 5: as well. It's a huge show today. The boarders aren't
Speaker 5: texted me yesterday and he called Mom Donnie a liar.
Speaker 5: In the text he said he's lying about something he
Speaker 5: said last week about unaccompanied minors, unaccompanied minors not having
Speaker 5: representation here in New York. Those miners, you lying, fieving, disgusting, mayor,
Speaker 5: are twenty one year old men. Twenty one year old
Speaker 5: unveil unaccompanied men. They make it sound like him and
Speaker 5: Hkel like their eight year old little kids. You know, no,
Speaker 5: they liars. They're not the overwhelming majority of cases. And
Speaker 5: I know this because I know a lot of people
Speaker 5: who practice immigration law. They're not little kids. Twenty one
Speaker 5: year old unvetted men with histories that nobody knows about.
Speaker 5: And Mam Donnie and hokel lie to you and try
Speaker 5: to convince you that like nice little miners unaccompanied. That's
Speaker 5: not the case. As Mam Donnie gets at the vacation
Speaker 5: in upstate New York, Tom Homan will come on later
Speaker 5: on this morning and rip him a new anus and
Speaker 5: I can't wait. That's gonna be fun right.
Speaker 18: Now, will yeah?
Speaker 5: And then this one is an unbelievable story. You guys
Speaker 5: know him, very friendly with Congressman Randy Fine out of
Speaker 5: South Florida. He's been on the show a million times.
Speaker 5: So tomorrow happens to be primary day in Florida. Byron
Speaker 5: Donald's was on this show last week. He's going to
Speaker 5: be the Republican candidate for governor. He's gonna win that easily.
Speaker 5: Twelve people involved in tomorrow's primary, including some real anti
Speaker 5: Semite and he's Jewish. He's Jewish, this scumbag James fishback,
Speaker 5: but Donald's is gonna win easily. He got Jared Moskowitz,
Speaker 5: another guy Democrat but fighting for the Jewish people in America,
Speaker 5: and Randy Fine. So he's running. It's a guy named
Speaker 5: Dan Dolzerian. Familiar with this guy.
Speaker 18: Know I've heard the name, but I don't know where from.
Speaker 5: All right, So he's a guy down in Florida who
Speaker 5: maybe the worst piece of garbage in the country. He's
Speaker 5: every bit as bad, maybe even worse than Mamdanni. Listen
Speaker 5: what I just said. Because no one beats the daylights
Speaker 5: out of Mamdanni more than me. This guy may be worse.
Speaker 5: And this guy ran an ad on social media where
Speaker 5: he's fawning over Adolf Hitler and ripping Randy Fyne to shreds,
Speaker 5: and ripping Israel and ripping the Jews America first, never Israel,
Speaker 5: and at one point in this video, and you can
Speaker 5: go see this right now on my Instagram page. I
Speaker 5: compel you to do it at Rosenberg dot Sydney. That's
Speaker 5: my Instagram, not at sid Rosenberg, at Rosenberg dot Sydney.
Speaker 5: You can also see it on my Twitter page. In fact,
Speaker 5: the whole bunch of people, including Mark Levin, reposted and
Speaker 5: commented at sid Rosenberg nineteen, not at sid Rosenberg at
Speaker 5: sid Rosenberg nineteen. It's also on my Facebook page sid
Speaker 5: Rosenberg at one point in this video where again he's
Speaker 5: fawning over Adolf Hitler and making fun of the Jews
Speaker 5: and making Randy Vine really fat, no young fat girl
Speaker 5: dancing wearing his Willie flags and all that. It's just gross.
Speaker 5: He's got Randy Fine with horns on him. A jew
Speaker 5: with horns is what he wrote as a caption during
Speaker 5: this video. This is a guy running for office in Florida.
Speaker 5: So I took the picture of which again you can
Speaker 5: see my social media right now, of Randy Fine with
Speaker 5: the horns, and I sent it to Secretary of State
Speaker 5: Marco Rubio, who did contact me this weekend and President Trump. Now,
Speaker 5: why did why did market Rovo contact me? Because there
Speaker 5: was a story this weekend where they asked Marco Rubio
Speaker 5: what a perfect day or perfect weekend would be, and
Speaker 5: he said, without any hesitation, Saturday morning, wake up, watch
Speaker 5: ESPN Countdown, watch football all day. Sunday morning, wake up
Speaker 5: and watch the National Football League all day college football
Speaker 5: on Saturday, NFL on Sunday. That's the perfect weekend for
Speaker 5: Secretary of State Marco Rubio. And he's not kidding. I
Speaker 5: told you guys a million times on this show. He's
Speaker 5: been on this show. He loves sports, specifically Miami sports.
Speaker 5: His wife was a Miami dopin cheerleader, and just last week,
Speaker 5: Rubio was at the Dolphins Washington Commander's joint practice in Davy, Florida.
Speaker 5: He is that for two hours watching the team's workout.
Speaker 5: He loves it. So I sent him a note. I said,
Speaker 5: this is why I love you, and he said, ha,
Speaker 5: it's one hundred percent true for Marco. So I sent
Speaker 5: them the text yesterday, the picture of Randybine. Could you
Speaker 5: imagine two twenty six an election in the United States,
Speaker 5: a Republican candidate puts up a video of a Jewish
Speaker 5: candidate with horns. A jew with horns is the caption.
Speaker 5: Can you believe that?
Speaker 6: Note?
Speaker 20: Yeah, well, then I think, if I'm not mistaken, it's
Speaker 20: that same video where he says, throw out Shylock.
Speaker 5: In all of his tricks, he did say that.
Speaker 20: Yeah, so, and then you The question I have though,
Speaker 20: is yeah, that's awful. But clearly he thought this would
Speaker 20: appeal to voters. I mean, I don't just throw that
Speaker 20: out there. No, I don't think your campaign.
Speaker 5: He raised millions and millions of dollars, which is very sad.
Speaker 5: I think he's got twenty nine million followers on Twitter. Look,
Speaker 5: we've got a problem in this country. We have a
Speaker 5: lot of very stupid people, stupid and hateful people. And
Speaker 5: you know when Mayor Mom Donnie blames BBI and Israel
Speaker 5: for everything, and millions of people watch assholes like Tucker
Speaker 5: Carlson and Candice Owens and these low lives. I mean,
Speaker 5: I played the Tucker cralson Hunter Biden at the View
Speaker 5: last week. In forty six seconds, Tucker Carlson went on
Speaker 5: to blame Israel for four different things. You heard it known,
Speaker 5: I did four different things. It's so outrageous and so hateful,
Speaker 5: and yet these people are gaining popularity. I don't believe
Speaker 5: this country is anti Semitic yet, but I don't like
Speaker 5: where we're going. We're somewhere between nineteen twenty seven, as
Speaker 5: Mark Levin says, and nineteen thirty two, was Alan Dershowitz says.
Speaker 5: And it's a very very scary place. Very So you
Speaker 5: got Dan Bill's, aarian down in Florida with a set
Speaker 5: of balls going, hey, I've raised millions, I've millions of followers.
Speaker 5: I'm going to put a Jewett horns on video, and
Speaker 5: no one's saying a damn word. Randy Pine said to
Speaker 5: me yesterday, quote, I didn't sign up with this. He
Speaker 5: doesn't want to run again. He is so destroyed that
Speaker 5: this is happening to him in Florida, which is a
Speaker 5: red state. He's the only politician, I believe, according to Randy,
Speaker 5: who's been endorsed by President Trump three straight years. We'll
Speaker 5: find out Randy's going to join us again coming up
Speaker 5: in about twenty five minutes. But what a horrendous, horrendous
Speaker 5: story for America and for the Republican Party that there's
Speaker 5: somebody in Florida running for office that is a Nazi,
Speaker 5: a Nazi literally paying homage to Adolf Hitler. I'm putting
Speaker 5: a picture of my friend on a video with horns.
Speaker 5: Hard to believe.
Speaker 20: No, yeah, and again I'll point out expecting that that
Speaker 20: will get him more votes.
Speaker 18: I mean, you don't do that accidentally.
Speaker 20: You sit with your campaign person, you come up with
Speaker 20: your content that you're gonna put out on social media.
Speaker 18: And clearly they thought this would work to their advantage.
Speaker 5: To see, we're going to see. We'll talk to Randy Fine.
Speaker 5: He got some guest list today, Brandy Fine. Nicole Mariotakis,
Speaker 5: she happened to speak Friday. You know, Trump is great.
Speaker 5: He calls everybody up on stage, and he called Nicole
Speaker 5: up there and in fact will play this so join us.
Speaker 5: At about seven thirty five, Lewis this is cut number four.
Speaker 5: He really likes her, you know, Nicole, I think actually
Speaker 5: flew back from Nassau County to the city with President
Speaker 5: Trump afterwards on Marine one. I believe that was the
Speaker 5: case she did.
Speaker 18: There was a picture of it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, he really loves her. So here was
Speaker 5: Nicole Mariotakis at the Police Academy in Gordon City on Friday.
Speaker 5: Lewis cutting number four.
Speaker 21: Hello, Long Island, how we dang?
Speaker 14: All right? A week?
Speaker 22: Are we ready to elect Bruce Blakeman the next governors of.
Speaker 14: The entire state? Can be safe?
Speaker 22: Well, I'm proud to represent Staten Island and Brooklyn. Sadly
Speaker 22: it's part of Mondani's New York City.
Speaker 14: But we are going to change.
Speaker 22: The tide in New York City and across America. And
Speaker 22: we're doing it already because of our Republican majority and
Speaker 22: this great President Donald J.
Speaker 5: Trump.
Speaker 22: My mother fled communist Cuba, and we will never allow
Speaker 22: that to happen here in the United States, the greatest
Speaker 22: and freest country in the world. Thank you, and God
Speaker 22: bless thank you.
Speaker 5: So we'll talk. The call coming up in about an hour.
Speaker 5: John Katsumatitis, I will feel this postman the great John
Speaker 5: who'll be here today. As I mentioned so Ripo, she's
Speaker 5: running for Tony Jenvile against US. I'm called her the
Speaker 5: slav Leticia Jeans and mcdalia Martinez, who has known pointed
Speaker 5: out her twelve year old son murdered in the Bronx
Speaker 5: about three weeks ago. We'll take the borders are Tom
Speaker 5: Homan probably a sports guest in the nine o'clock hour
Speaker 5: as well. Jackson Dart. Do you guys see the Giant
Speaker 5: game on Saturday? He saw some of it. Did you
Speaker 5: see it?
Speaker 6: Know a little bit? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, so I guess on his second series because he
Speaker 5: got sack a couple of times. But one of those sacks.
Speaker 5: If you're a Giant fan, if you were watching its yikes.
Speaker 5: I mean it was one of the hardest hits I've seen.
Speaker 5: I don't care if it's exhibition, I don't care if
Speaker 5: it's regular season. He got blasted play a blitzing Minnesota
Speaker 5: Viking deapensive back, and I couldn't believe he got up
Speaker 5: that quickly. I mean, I thought, if you got hit,
Speaker 5: he could have died on that play. It was so ugly.
Speaker 5: In fact, here's a little montage that Ellick put together
Speaker 5: this morning of the sack and then Dart comes up,
Speaker 5: he gets up, he finishes the drive and the results
Speaker 5: in a giant touchdown. Well, how about that this is
Speaker 5: a Giants and Vikings cut number.
Speaker 23: Ten second and can they ring?
Speaker 5: Pressure gets blasted.
Speaker 23: And he takes a big shot and the pressure came
Speaker 23: flying in and Jane Ward laid them out that hand
Speaker 23: in the first quarter.
Speaker 12: As far as the blue tent, like I, I really
Speaker 12: respect the rules and the thought behind you know, the
Speaker 12: NFL has of keeping players healthy and reviewing things. But
Speaker 12: it at the same time, I'm still puzzled by.
Speaker 6: It.
Speaker 12: Just feeling like every time that I get hit, you know,
Speaker 12: I just find I find my way in there, which
Speaker 12: I'm at times I still try to wrap my head around.
Speaker 2: But that's all that I'm.
Speaker 12: Gonna say about that situation. You know, I'm really happy
Speaker 12: with how that the drive ended.
Speaker 23: Second and twelve from the fifteen yard line. Dart with
Speaker 23: time now darts to the outside, fires into.
Speaker 14: The du cuts down.
Speaker 7: Giants thrown the time fields.
Speaker 14: That's why they.
Speaker 5: Drafted the rookie of not the name, that's six foot
Speaker 5: four and throwing up drugs. And he did his thing
Speaker 5: there climbed the ladder on that with Bob all Right.
Speaker 5: So the drive vendor with Jackson Dart throwing a touchdown
Speaker 5: to the rookie wide receiver out of Notre Dame Malachi Fields.
Speaker 5: Giants did lose the game, Juts and Giants boat losses speaking,
Speaker 5: but nobody cares about that. Now let's get back to mom, Donnie.
Speaker 5: So there is this attack Central Synagogue on Friday night.
Speaker 5: As I was in the Hamptons, I became aware of it,
Speaker 5: and the first thing I tweeted, I guess Saturday morning
Speaker 5: was the last thing I want to see or hear
Speaker 5: is the mayor. I'm marking on this. I just I
Speaker 5: don't want to see it anymore. I don't you know,
Speaker 5: there's nothing, there's nothing authentic, there's nothing sincere about any
Speaker 5: of the Mayor's statements when it comes to Jews being
Speaker 5: attacked in New York City. I know he says it
Speaker 5: every time. That's his job. He's the mayor, right, that's
Speaker 5: his job. Anytime as an attack, he's going to say something.
Speaker 5: I know that I don't want to hear it. You
Speaker 5: cannot be married to a vile, wretched creature like that.
Speaker 5: You cannot be friendly with all these anti Semites, those
Speaker 5: are your best friends. You cannot demonize globalizing the Interfada.
Speaker 5: He doesn't do that, and in fact, he loves globalizing
Speaker 5: the Interfada. Refuse us to recognize Israel as a Jewish state,
Speaker 5: wants to arrest the Israeli Prime Minister. He just he's
Speaker 5: a bad guy. He's an anti Semite. I don't want
Speaker 5: to hear from him, so didn't until this morning. I
Speaker 5: had no choice because he was in the news reports
Speaker 5: and you played it. Know, but I'm telling you the
Speaker 5: God's on his truth. I tweeted this, I think Saturday,
Speaker 5: I don't want to hear from the mayor when a
Speaker 5: Jew gets attacked in New York City. Jessica Tish fine,
Speaker 5: she's Jewish, probably wears a Mogan deviat every day. She
Speaker 5: does care about the Jewish people. You can argue back
Speaker 5: and forth all you want about Tish, but she is sincere,
Speaker 5: She's Jewish, and she loves us. This creep, this low
Speaker 5: life matter's way to be out of her on decks.
Speaker 5: I don't want to hear from him. I know he's
Speaker 5: got to do it. I don't want to hear it.
Speaker 5: So I guess he did say something. It's always hours
Speaker 5: later too. You know he's always the last to the party.
Speaker 5: You notice that he's never quick on the scene. Comes later,
Speaker 5: you know, he's busy whatever. He's probably braying. And then
Speaker 5: I'll make her remark, this is not going to happen
Speaker 5: in my city, and all that nonsense. But then his rhetoric,
Speaker 5: and I'm glad that Ofier o'con has said this, but
Speaker 5: I say it every time everybody says it, that his rhetoric,
Speaker 5: the way he talks about the Jewish people and Israel,
Speaker 5: is the reason why. So that's why the St. Mark community,
Speaker 5: for example, like Rabbi Titelbaum and Rabbi Indig are disgusting.
Speaker 5: Not not the whole community, but too many of them,
Speaker 5: specifically the top rebbies in that community are disgusting, people disgusting.
Speaker 5: I don't want to ever hear from a Jew ever
Speaker 5: whose supports voted for has anything nice to say about
Speaker 5: Mom Donnie. To me, that person is not Jewish. I
Speaker 5: don't care. If they were born Jewish means nothing to me.
Speaker 5: I don't consider Chuck Schumer a Jew. I'm with President Trump.
Speaker 5: He's more a Palestinian. At this point, I don't care
Speaker 5: he goes to some school with some reformed lady rabbi
Speaker 5: who hates Israel. He's not a Jew. Neither is Bernie Sanders.
Speaker 5: Neither is Jamie Raskin. Neither is Jerry Nadler, Neither is
Speaker 5: prad Lander. All these lowlives, they're not Jewish. They were
Speaker 5: born Jewish. They like to talk about it every now
Speaker 5: and but they're not there for us. I mean, Chuck Schumer,
Speaker 5: just a couple of weeks ago endorsed Abdul el Sayed,
Speaker 5: and who has been the guy that's been promoting and
Speaker 5: endorsing Abdul the last couple of weeks, Hassan Piker, who
Speaker 5: hates America. He said America deserved nine to eleven. And
Speaker 5: as much as he hates America, he hates Israel and
Speaker 5: the Jews even more so. I don't want to hear it,
Speaker 5: so I guess we played it somewhere in the open.
Speaker 5: But norm, I'm sorry to say, it means nothing to me.
Speaker 5: It's like Charlie Brown, you have to hear that. That
Speaker 5: the way they don't want want, want, want, that's it.
Speaker 5: When Mam Donnie talks about the Jews, That's that's how
Speaker 5: I feel about that. And then he lied about something.
Speaker 5: I told you about this at the top of the show.
Speaker 5: That's why Tom Holman is coming on. Tom Holman wants
Speaker 5: to come on like I didn't have to go out
Speaker 5: there and book Tom Holman. He wants to come on
Speaker 5: and expose Mom Donnie as the filthy liar that he
Speaker 5: is talking about these unaccompanied miners. It's a lie. This
Speaker 5: would be last week cut number five. The reason why
Speaker 5: he's out there for Hochel and not Lakeman is based
Speaker 5: on a complete lie from Mayor Mom Donnie cut number five.
Speaker 13: Yes, I do support the governor in her reelection, and
Speaker 13: I will be making that support clear at every opportunity
Speaker 13: that I have. And I also think there is a
Speaker 13: very clear choice here between Governor Hockel and Bruce Blakeman.
Speaker 13: Yesterday I was standing with Governor Hockel as she announced
Speaker 13: that she was going to invest more than seven million
Speaker 13: dollars in funding to ensure that there are no unaccompanied
Speaker 13: miners without legal defense in our city. The Trump administration
Speaker 13: had made a decision that would strip these miners of
Speaker 13: their legal defense. Now, if a New Yorker looks at
Speaker 13: what ICE is doing and they want to see more
Speaker 13: of it, they should vote for Bruce Blakeman, who has
Speaker 13: created his own militia in Nasau County. If a New
Speaker 13: Yorker looks at what ICE is doing and is shocked
Speaker 13: by the inhumanity and the cruelty.
Speaker 14: Lawrence that is in the very heart of.
Speaker 13: That agency's operation, No it's not, then they should vote
Speaker 13: for Governor.
Speaker 5: Right and continue to watch this state continue to spiral downwards.
Speaker 5: We do nothing well anymore, this state nothing. We want.
Speaker 5: A basketball championship was great to see yesterday. Did you
Speaker 5: see that they finally unveil the person that wrote Mam
Speaker 5: Donnie's ridiculous speech at the parade that day? Just in
Speaker 5: case you really thought Mam Donnie knew about the Knicks.
Speaker 5: Was there anybody in New York City? Anybody guys? Every
Speaker 5: day throughout the playoff run? Did I not yell and
Speaker 5: scream that Mam Donnie is not a real nick man
Speaker 5: and knows nothing about basketball? Did I not yell and
Speaker 5: scream that every day? He did every day throughout the playoffs.
Speaker 6: Ye.
Speaker 5: So it turns out that long speech, which was an
Speaker 5: insult because he spoke longer than Mike Brown or Jalen Brunson.
Speaker 5: I'll call Anthony Towns. He spoke the longest with his
Speaker 5: stupid wife and that ridiculous shirt that she I guess
Speaker 5: made herself. I don't know Shmanta, Yeah, that's Shmata. So
Speaker 5: it turns out that somebody wrote that ridiculous speech for
Speaker 5: the mayor. He didn't write it because he knows nothing.
Speaker 5: He's just a liar. Everything he does is one big lie.
Speaker 5: All he cares about is Muslims, radical Islam, globalizing the
Speaker 5: intapata and bankrupting New York City and embarrassing America. That's it.
Speaker 5: That's all this guy cares about. What a wonderful guy, right,
Speaker 5: what a wonderful guy. I must be missing something because
Speaker 5: and then nine to eleven, I mean it's coming up, folks.
Speaker 5: How many days away now know him? Are we from?
Speaker 20: Well, today's seventeenth and so how many days are in August?
Speaker 20: I think there's thirty one days in Autis.
Speaker 5: That's fourteen and eleven, twenty five days, twenty five days away,
Speaker 5: and I you know, I keep bringing on all these
Speaker 5: wonderful people. Giovanni Galante, he was a gentleman that started
Speaker 5: the petition. I know that Curtis Saliva, who comes off
Speaker 5: another one point four. Last I got a six point six.
Speaker 5: I know these numbers don't mean anything to you, but
Speaker 5: it doesn't six point six down a lot more than
Speaker 5: one point four, because it is Yeah, a week before
Speaker 5: it was seven four to one four. So he continues
Speaker 5: to get a one to four, which is pathetically low,
Speaker 5: kind of like his election percentage seven percent. And he
Speaker 5: should really retire. And I know that, you know, Barrett
Speaker 5: Media prints out articles every time I say it, and
Speaker 5: I'll say it again. I don't hate Curtis, but I'm
Speaker 5: really disappointed he's turned in to a complete schmuck. And
Speaker 5: to go out there on Friday and again bring me
Speaker 5: yump and Cuomo womp and call the nine to eleven
Speaker 5: family sore losers sore losers is a new low for Curtis,
Speaker 5: which is that's saying a lot. That is saying a lot.
Speaker 5: I thought the video with the Inner Circle was about
Speaker 5: as bad as a god, but last week he really
Speaker 5: embarrassed himself. And anyway, twenty five days away and I've
Speaker 5: had Gallante on the show. He started the petition came
Speaker 5: on that day. He had fifteen hundred signatures. I think
Speaker 5: he's nearing ninety thousand. I had Charles Wolf on this show,
Speaker 5: our dear friend Marianne from Brooklyn. If you love Howard Stern,
Speaker 5: you love Marianne. She made me aware of another lady
Speaker 5: yesterday who signed the petition whose father I believe was killed,
Speaker 5: and she loves this show. She'll be joining us, I
Speaker 5: believe tomorrow. So I will continue to bring people on
Speaker 5: who are devastated by these attacks. I had to bring
Speaker 5: on one person who felt the other way, right, but
Speaker 5: Elizabeth Miller. It turns out as a Democrat and would
Speaker 5: have voted for Mom Donnie, but she lives on Long Island.
Speaker 5: So but the overwhelming majority of nine to eleven families
Speaker 5: want this guy nowhere near that place. And I want
Speaker 5: this guy nowhere near that place. And we found out
Speaker 5: this week and pretty predictable, that the greatest mayor of
Speaker 5: all time vote Giuliani. He feels the same way. He
Speaker 5: doesn't want the mayor anywhere near this place. He was
Speaker 5: on Newsman, I forget the name of the show. It
Speaker 5: doesn't matter, but let's play it. Rudy on Affinity, that's right, Finarity.
Speaker 5: Rudy on Newsmax this weekend, asked the question would you
Speaker 5: like to see Mom Donnie there and I just told
Speaker 5: you the response, but you could have guessed it. This
Speaker 5: is Rudy Giuliani. Folks, cut number eight.
Speaker 15: People tonight should say a prayer for the people that
Speaker 15: we've lost and be grateful to we're all here and
Speaker 15: tomorrow and tomorrow New York is going to be here,
Speaker 15: and we're going to rebuild, and we're going to be
Speaker 15: stronger than we were before.
Speaker 11: What a moment, What a leader. Twenty five years ago,
Speaker 11: New York City had the right person leading the city
Speaker 11: at the right time after radical Islamic terrorists attacked our country,
Speaker 11: and twenty five years ago, New Yorkers vowed to never forget.
Speaker 11: But it feels like we are forgetting. And now a
Speaker 11: cop hating radical socialist is running New York City, a
Speaker 11: guy who campaigned with a co conspiracor of the World
Speaker 11: Trade Center bombing. And this guy right here, Hassan Piker.
Speaker 9: America deserved nine to eleven.
Speaker 11: Dude, I'm saying former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani
Speaker 11: is back with us. Mister Mayor, it is great to
Speaker 11: have you back on Finity. It's good to see you, sir.
Speaker 11: The twenty fifth anniversary of nine to eleven, and many
Speaker 11: of the families of nine to eleven victims have signed
Speaker 11: a petition They don't write zoron Mandami at Ground zero
Speaker 11: on September eleventh, because of his religion, his comments about
Speaker 11: the NYPD, the FDN, why his ties to Hassan Piker,
Speaker 11: and a lot of other stuff. Do you think Mandami
Speaker 11: should be there?
Speaker 6: I do not.
Speaker 16: I believe that we went from a violent Islamic extremist
Speaker 16: terrorist attack on New York City, the worst terrorist attack
Speaker 16: in the history of our country, done in.
Speaker 7: The name of Allah Alkhamar, all of it.
Speaker 16: No doubt as to the motive of the people that
Speaker 16: came here to kill us. The motive was we make
Speaker 16: You may consider it insane, you may consider it irrational.
Speaker 16: The motive was to spread the Islamic religion and make
Speaker 16: the whole world what Mohammad told him to do. We
Speaker 16: have now an internal movement of people trying to take
Speaker 16: over America and make it into an Islamic country. Why
Speaker 16: are they fighting about Sharia law in Texas and in
Speaker 16: dearborn Michigan. I don't know when the Germans came here.
Speaker 16: They didn't ask for German law. The Puerto Ricans didn't
Speaker 16: ask for Puerto Rican law. The Irish didn't ask for
Speaker 16: Irish law or Canon law.
Speaker 7: They've never even thought of her.
Speaker 16: Just a mere fact that they want to impose a
Speaker 16: barbaric foreign code on us, given the advances that we've
Speaker 16: made as an Anglo American country. Yeah, and the Christian
Speaker 16: country in law is a disgrace.
Speaker 5: Rudy Giuliani hits it right on the head. All right,
Speaker 5: big big soap coming up, As I said, one of
Speaker 5: the best castes we've had here in a long time.
Speaker 5: We start with Florida Congressman Randy Fine. He's up against
Speaker 5: a raging Nazi, anti Semite Dan Bilzarian. Again. Go to
Speaker 5: my social media Instagram at Rosenberg dot Sydney, Twitter at
Speaker 5: sid Rosenberg nineteen Facebook, sid Rosenberg Truth Social sid and
Speaker 5: you'll see that Belzarian in about a two minute social
Speaker 5: media add in. One part of it actually puts a
Speaker 5: picture up of Randy with horns and the caption reads
Speaker 5: you with horns. That's how disgusting this lowlife in South
Speaker 5: Florida is. Randy Fine coming up, we'll talk to Nicole
Speaker 5: male O'takis, John Katsu Matids. The borders are Tom Homan.
Speaker 2: Sid and Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 2: podcast network.
Speaker 1: Is Sit and Friends in the Morning entertaining and informativeand
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Speaker 14: you all astration tyning. When I hold you don't even
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Speaker 14: Nothing that river Bob and we both go out and change.
Speaker 24: Had it all to old again, thought the gold now
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Speaker 14: the base. Yeah, no, no one's gone.
Speaker 24: Mann, I know what's gone, and no one really j'n
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Speaker 24: take the time new Land on the line on the
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Speaker 21: In the guvernw.
Speaker 5: Not November rain today, but there was some August rain
Speaker 5: this morning. This is November rain. Guns n' roses happens
Speaker 5: to be the favorite song of President Donald J.
Speaker 9: Trump.
Speaker 5: It's right, got a lot of songs he loves. He
Speaker 5: loves the Lee Greenwood song. Lee Greenwood live in studio
Speaker 5: here tomorrow. How about that, oh man, you're going to
Speaker 5: sing that song? He loves Snead O'Connor. Nothing compares to you,
Speaker 5: but this one is his favorite song. And if you
Speaker 5: go to any of President Trump's rallies you would know
Speaker 5: that because they play it once sometimes like on Foddy
Speaker 5: on Long Island twice. How about this story Hayden Paneite.
Speaker 5: I guess she was in Heroes country music singer. Beautiful girl,
Speaker 5: beautiful young blonde girl. Nothing it matters, but dead, dead
Speaker 5: at the age of thirty six. No do we know anything?
Speaker 18: No, I really don't know anything. There you know, thirty
Speaker 18: six years old found dead. I mean we know her background.
Speaker 20: Law enforcement's law enforcement officials, I should say, did speak
Speaker 20: to TMZ. They always seem to I don't know if
Speaker 20: they pay for these things, but they seem to be
Speaker 20: in front of these stories all the time. And they
Speaker 20: say that police responded to an incident involving Hayden on
Speaker 20: Sunday and that it's currently an open investigation. But she
Speaker 20: had been complaining a bit recently about back pain in
Speaker 20: the last six or seven months, so maybe there's connection medications.
Speaker 18: She was taking.
Speaker 6: We just don't know.
Speaker 18: But she's had her issues in the past with drugs
Speaker 18: and alcohol.
Speaker 5: Oh boy, And did she have a child. She did,
Speaker 5: former champ Vladimir Klitchko, she did, and.
Speaker 20: She actually gave up that child to him because she
Speaker 20: suffered from postpartum depression that she hated the baby.
Speaker 18: Yeah, she got she just couldn't.
Speaker 5: Get past it.
Speaker 20: And finally I think she just thought smarter that he
Speaker 20: take care of the child than she does now. I
Speaker 20: don't know if she was involved with that child's life
Speaker 20: that much, I don't know, but what a mess.
Speaker 5: Well, God rest to her soul. What a terrible story. Yeah,
Speaker 5: terrible now. And a few more people I wanted to
Speaker 5: mention that were great on Friday, because again we went
Speaker 5: from the rally on Long Island. My beautiful wife Danielle
Speaker 5: met me and gave there thanks to Finton McCormack. Nobody
Speaker 5: better than Finton McCormack will make sure Danielle can get
Speaker 5: there because they shut all the streets down, as you
Speaker 5: can imagine, by the police academy. So he actually sent
Speaker 5: the cop together her blocks and blocks away just to
Speaker 5: get her there. And then we made our way in
Speaker 5: a motorcade. How a driver was Tom Sullivan, but a
Speaker 5: bunch of us, Bruce Blakman, Pete King, a bunch of
Speaker 5: us made our way to Southampton, to the beautiful home
Speaker 5: of Bob and Lorenda Dave Roberts. I arrived in time
Speaker 5: to see Steve Whitcoff speak, and Witcoff gave me about
Speaker 5: the nicest hello I've ever gotten. I'm not even kidding,
Speaker 5: I won't up. I go Stevie sim Rosenberg, get to
Speaker 5: see you, and he goes, uh, let me tell you something.
Speaker 5: He goes, just a couple of days ago, I'm with
Speaker 5: President Trump and Trump says, and I quote, what do
Speaker 5: you think of this guy? Sim Rosenberg? I like this guy.
Speaker 5: And Witcoff goes, what do you mean? I love him.
Speaker 5: This is the story that Whitcoff told me Friday night
Speaker 5: in the Hampton Say he spoke. When he was done,
Speaker 5: Bruce Blakeman spoke and I recognize a bunch of people
Speaker 5: in the crowd. Suzanne Miller was there, a very owned
Speaker 5: Suzanne Miller, the great podcast host of The Miller Report,
Speaker 5: Real Estate Genius. A few other people. Boat Diedle ended
Speaker 5: up showing up, which is great, always great seeing Odeedle
Speaker 5: and Burt Capone, who was in Italy this morning. So
Speaker 5: a lot of very very fine folks. And then about
Speaker 5: eight o'clock that night, Bruce Blinkman made dinner reservations at
Speaker 5: a very trendy place norm in Southampton. I think it's
Speaker 5: called seventy five Mean, but I'm not sure. At about
Speaker 5: twelve of us, including the Udell's, the beautiful jewelry family
Speaker 5: there in Africa. This morning we made our way to dinner,
Speaker 5: and I must shout out Finton's wife, Loreen, who's been
Speaker 5: so good to me over the years. Bruce has two
Speaker 5: beautiful blondes that protect them every day, right, two of them,
Speaker 5: Lee and Loreen. And Loreen was terrific driving us to
Speaker 5: dinner that night, and eventually a very nice young man
Speaker 5: by the name of Anthony from Massive Pequa drove us
Speaker 5: back to Queen's And the day, which started at about
Speaker 5: two forty five am Friday morning, ended up in Queens
Speaker 5: about eleven pm on Friday night. How about that night.
Speaker 5: That's a long day. Yeah, long day but great and
Speaker 5: Bruce bla Aikman was at the top of his game,
Speaker 5: and President Trump, who was at the top of his game.
Speaker 5: I've got something this week with Bruce again. I have
Speaker 5: to wait to find out, but there's always something going
Speaker 5: on and it will take a break when we get back.
Speaker 5: We talked about this story in the first segment. Tomorrow's
Speaker 5: primary day in Florida. My dear friend, Congressman Randy Fyne
Speaker 5: is up against one of the real raging antisemites. Every
Speaker 5: bit as bad as mom, Donnie. That's a big statement.
Speaker 5: Every bit is bad. This Nazi Dan Bazarian, who put
Speaker 5: together a couple of minutes social media commercial and in
Speaker 5: it actually portrayed Randy Fyne with horns. You can't make
Speaker 5: it up. We'll talk to the great Congressman out of Florida,
Speaker 5: Randy Fine, Sid and.
Speaker 2: Friends in the morning on the Red Apple podcast network.
Speaker 5: Randy Fine is a final thing as far as I'm concerned,
Speaker 5: not just me. I ran to the defense yesterday morning
Speaker 5: and I was vicious on Twitter, but since then, more
Speaker 5: important people like Head Cruz and Mike Johnson, Mike Huckabee,
Speaker 5: Rick Scott, and many others. I did send a text
Speaker 5: to President Trump and Marco Rubio defending Randy Vine have
Speaker 5: rushed to his defense tomorrow primary day in Florida. And
Speaker 5: this Nazi animal, this disgusting racist pig, Dan Bilzarian, who
Speaker 5: we know was a loser and an anti semi raging
Speaker 5: Jew hater because he's been doing it for a while now,
Speaker 5: but he came out recently with this social media ad
Speaker 5: where he fawned all over Adolph Hitler and portrayed Randy
Speaker 5: is really fat and some other young Jewish girl and
Speaker 5: Israeli plags everywhere stars as really fat and one point
Speaker 5: during this video actually had Randy Fine with a set
Speaker 5: of horns, a jew with horns, which is hard to
Speaker 5: believe that can happen even on social media in this
Speaker 5: day and age. Never happened on the TV networks, but
Speaker 5: even on social media. But that's how disgusting and vile
Speaker 5: and hateful this guy, Dan Bulzarian is. So here's my friend. Well,
Speaker 5: I believe is the only politician that President Trump has
Speaker 5: endorsed three consecutive years, Randy Fine. Is that true? Randy?
Speaker 5: Is that an actual fact?
Speaker 9: It is it? And it's good to talk to you
Speaker 9: this morning.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 9: President Trump endorsed me in twenty twenty four when I
Speaker 9: ran for the State Senate and won, twenty twenty five
Speaker 9: when I won my special election, and now twenty twenty six,
Speaker 9: and it is it has been a very challenging week.
Speaker 9: I mean, you know, started for me last Monday with
Speaker 9: someone drawing a swastika on one of my yards sign,
Speaker 9: shortly after Bilzarian had posted a lot of this horrific
Speaker 9: anti Semitic stuff, and then the weekended on Friday with
Speaker 9: the video that you mentioned. It's something that is beyond
Speaker 9: anything I think anyone has ever seen in politics from
Speaker 9: an antisemitic personective I actually did something unheard of. I
Speaker 9: shared the advertisement. Yeah, you don't normally share the advertisements
Speaker 9: of the people running against you, but I thought, if
Speaker 9: you support this, I don't want your vote. And it
Speaker 9: was I mean, I never thought i'd have a video
Speaker 9: with horns growing out of my head that swats go
Speaker 9: on Monday, horns on Friday. It's been. Last week was
Speaker 9: pretty pretty rough week. That's a rough latu shit about
Speaker 9: where we are with politics in America.
Speaker 5: No, you're right, and you know, for a while there
Speaker 5: I would delete all of the people or bots I
Speaker 5: can't tell the difference anymore, that would say hateful things
Speaker 5: on my social media and delete the messages the comments.
Speaker 5: Now I keep them. Now I'm not running against anybody
Speaker 5: like you want, but I want people to see just
Speaker 5: how disgusting this country is becoming, just how vile and
Speaker 5: hateful and gross. These rue haters are so at the
Speaker 5: risk I'm making myself up. I leave it there because
Speaker 5: people need to see this stuff. And in your case,
Speaker 5: certainly you're running against this guy. It wasn't just the
Speaker 5: horns on you. I mean, you know, the way the
Speaker 5: girl was dancing and he added weight to her, and
Speaker 5: the Adolf Hitler stuff. It was how did that think
Speaker 5: even air on social media? Why wasn't that taken off?
Speaker 9: That's a great question. I mean, yeah, the video like
Speaker 9: lionizes and celebrates Hitler, I mean literally, Hitler's in the video,
Speaker 9: and it's you know, I know we often say people
Speaker 9: bring up Hitler too much in politics, but this guy
Speaker 9: brought him up in a positive way. And I don't know,
Speaker 9: I don't know how it gets made. I don't know
Speaker 9: how it gets transmitted, but you know, it's now been
Speaker 9: seen over a million times now. Part of the reason
Speaker 9: for that is is I've shared it, and people are
Speaker 9: people are observing it, and people are commenting. But but
Speaker 9: the other issue that I've had is that he has
Speaker 9: taken and spent potentially millions of dollars of illegal form
Speaker 9: money to broadcast this kind of stuff, Because I mean,
Speaker 9: people in my district have had their mailboxes bombarded from
Speaker 9: anonymous groups, and so it's a real This is a
Speaker 9: real issue that we have. As much as what happens
Speaker 9: on the left bothers me, and it does. This is
Speaker 9: theoretically happening on the right, and I think the directness
Speaker 9: of it is it's truly repugnant. And again, anybody wants
Speaker 9: to see it can go to my exit vote Randy Fine,
Speaker 9: scroll down a few posts and maybe I don't know,
Speaker 9: eight or nine, and you'll find it right there and
Speaker 9: you can watch it yourself. And I think if you
Speaker 9: can make it through the whole two and a half minutes,
Speaker 9: you've got a stronger stomach than most people.
Speaker 5: I couldn't do it. I actually made Mark Levin aware
Speaker 5: of it to see you know. I know eventually you
Speaker 5: sent it to him, but I texted Mark very early
Speaker 5: yesterday morning with my tweet and he's like that Nazi bastard,
Speaker 5: and then I guess he reached out to you. You
Speaker 5: sent him the video. So there was a lot of
Speaker 5: people yesterday morning talking about you, how great you are
Speaker 5: and how ugly this guy Dan Bozarian is. And you
Speaker 5: made the point whether it's money from outside the country
Speaker 5: or here.
Speaker 6: How is this.
Speaker 5: Clown, this racist Nazi clown. How has he been able
Speaker 5: to raise millions of dollars in this race? And a
Speaker 5: miss I think I saw almost twenty nine million Twitter followers.
Speaker 5: How is that possible?
Speaker 9: Well, most of that, let's break those apart. The social
Speaker 9: media following that he has, he's gathered over twenty years.
Speaker 9: He was one of the founders of this sort of
Speaker 9: Andrew Tait sort of manisphere men with fifty women, and
Speaker 9: he's famous for having, you know, kicked a woman in
Speaker 9: the face and thrown another woman off the roof of
Speaker 9: a house. This kind of degenerat this is what he's
Speaker 9: famous for. Je famous for this sort of degenerate lifestyle
Speaker 9: over the last twenty years. And then after October seventh
Speaker 9: he needed a new stick, and his new stick became
Speaker 9: hating the Jews. So the audience wasn't developed during in
Speaker 9: his campaign. But where the money's come from? Well, look,
Speaker 9: he's the son of a wanted criminal. His father stole
Speaker 9: a ton of money in financial crimes and fled the
Speaker 9: country decades ago. And so while Bilzerian has no real
Speaker 9: signs of income, I think he launders his father's money.
Speaker 9: He's an alleged, you know, professional poker player, so I
Speaker 9: guess he launders his money that way. So he put
Speaker 9: in a million dollars, likely of his father's dirty money.
Speaker 9: And then and then the rest of the money is untraceable.
Speaker 9: It's being sent by a group that's not registered with
Speaker 9: the Federal Elections Commission, so that could also be his
Speaker 9: father's money, or could be from Iran or China or
Speaker 9: some other group that really hates us. And then the
Speaker 9: rest of the money he's raised in his campaign has
Speaker 9: largely come from people who support care the Council on
Speaker 9: American Islamic Relations, which is a terror linked group. And so, look,
Speaker 9: this is happening because I am probably the most visible
Speaker 9: Jewish politician in America, and so there are those who
Speaker 9: see me as an avatar to hate the Jews, and
Speaker 9: they're they're training all their fire on me in Florida.
Speaker 9: And it's really I mean, to some degree, I'm used
Speaker 9: to it. But but again, Swastika's on yard signs and
Speaker 9: horns growing out of my head. That's not something that
Speaker 9: I signed up for. And and and I'm just kind
Speaker 9: of amazed that it's that it's that it's allowed to happen.
Speaker 5: Shocking. Do we know of his father ran to an
Speaker 5: Arab country?
Speaker 6: Do we know?
Speaker 9: No, his father fled to Saint Kitts and Nevis.
Speaker 5: What a clown, all right, So he's got all this
Speaker 5: money and all these illegal doings, I guess, and so
Speaker 5: he's able to produce all this garbage, and of course
Speaker 5: ran Deepine, you're the most visible jew maybe not the
Speaker 5: most well known. You're right there, but you know, Chuck
Speaker 5: Schumer is Jewish, for example, but he hates us at
Speaker 5: this point.
Speaker 9: Republican Jewish Republican, right right.
Speaker 5: I mean, I mean Jewish Republican. You're the guy because
Speaker 5: you wear it. And when I say you wear it again,
Speaker 5: correct me up on a mom We talked about this before.
Speaker 5: You're the only Congressman as far as I know, in
Speaker 5: the history of the House to wear a kipa every day.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's true. And I've been wearing it for over
Speaker 9: a year. I mean, it wasn't something I've done my
Speaker 9: whole life, but but my son asked me to start
Speaker 9: wearing it and solidarity with Jewish kids around the country
Speaker 9: who don't feel safe being outwardly Jewish on college campuses.
Speaker 9: So I started wearing it when we had a hearing
Speaker 9: with some horrible university presidents who were not willing to
Speaker 9: take on anti Semitism on their campuses or supported it.
Speaker 9: And I've continued to do it every day since. And
Speaker 9: so yep, so, I mean it's very visible. People know it.
Speaker 9: And by the way, it is Bilzarian weirdo. He's not
Speaker 9: even from Florida, he lives in Las Vegas. I mean
Speaker 9: he he targeted me because I am Jewish. Right, he
Speaker 9: would say that he didn't decide to run because he
Speaker 9: wanted to be in Congress. He wanted to come after
Speaker 9: the jew You.
Speaker 5: Know, you mentioned the right, and we don't see a
Speaker 5: lot of politicians on the right doing this. Is guy
Speaker 5: Bilzerian is hardly a politician. But you know, I saw
Speaker 5: a lot of ugly stories surrounding my gates this weekend.
Speaker 5: And we know what Tucker's become. Tucker's a real low life.
Speaker 5: I mean, what a visuel to watch Tucker Carlson and
Speaker 5: Hunter Biden. You want to talk about two losers, two
Speaker 5: guys you can never trust, talking up with each other
Speaker 5: about how bb Netanyau and Israel is responsible for just
Speaker 5: about every bad thing in the world. Today, including the
Speaker 5: Hunter Biden laptop, including pedophilia. You can't make it up.
Speaker 5: Candice Owens this weekend getting a whole bunch of love
Speaker 5: from Tucker Callson. So not necessarily politicians Randy bind but
Speaker 5: there is a growing Marjorie Taylor Green, a growing number
Speaker 5: of people on the right who used to be some
Speaker 5: of them like Tucker pro Israel, which I maybe they're
Speaker 5: getting paid by these our countries. That's my guest. That's
Speaker 5: everybody's guests that have gone completely the other way.
Speaker 9: Well, I think you've got a bunch of losers. And
Speaker 9: you know, anti Semitism is just like it's it's like
Speaker 9: the Crack of Loserville. You know, crack was like the
Speaker 9: cheap drug and its These people are just generally losers.
Speaker 9: They're they're unhappy with their lives and they look for
Speaker 9: someone to blame and the Jews are an easy target.
Speaker 9: And it's you know, the sort of bankrupt people who
Speaker 9: failed in what they want to achieve, and it just
Speaker 9: it's a it pretends societal rot because anti Semitism is
Speaker 9: the canary and the coal mine of societal collapse. It's
Speaker 9: not the calling card of societies that are going to
Speaker 9: prosper and flourish. And so you see these sort of
Speaker 9: degenerate style people. I mean, look, Hunter Biden is as
Speaker 9: big a degenerate as it gets. I mean, he slept
Speaker 9: with his dead brother's wife. I mean, like, it's just you.
Speaker 9: You can't get more of a degenerate than that. And
Speaker 9: and so it's no surprise that that sort of degenerate
Speaker 9: ends up with a degenerate like Tucker Carlson is just
Speaker 9: degraded into some sort of drug infused stew of lunacy.
Speaker 9: And and so it's not surprising. And it does happen.
Speaker 9: It hasn't permeated the elected class on the right, but
Speaker 9: it does infect a lot of these losers. And by
Speaker 9: the way, many of the losers I think are also
Speaker 9: infected with foreign money. I think, I think, I know,
Speaker 9: I don't think we truly understand the extent of foreign
Speaker 9: influence in our country. And the ironic thing is they
Speaker 9: all blame Israel. I don't think Israel's doing it at all.
Speaker 9: It's sort of that when you've got one finger pointed out,
Speaker 9: you've got four fingers or three fingers pointed back at you.
Speaker 9: I think you're gonna We're gonna find tons of this
Speaker 9: stuff in in in countries like cutter And and and
Speaker 9: Pakistan and Turkey, in places that hate us, and I think,
Speaker 9: I think we haven't even scratched the surface of foreign
Speaker 9: influence in this country.
Speaker 5: And the Green more so, Tomorrow is a big deput
Speaker 5: It's primary day. I did have Byron Donald's on this
Speaker 5: show a couple of days ago. He's gonna win that
Speaker 5: gubernatorial campaign on the right and eventually being polved in
Speaker 5: the general election in November, and most people think he
Speaker 5: will win and continue what's been a pretty good one
Speaker 5: of governor's down there, Rick Scott Tron DeSantis to Byron,
Speaker 5: but he's running against a terrible guy too, not nearly
Speaker 5: as bad as Gozarian. You're a guy, but a terrible
Speaker 5: guy who and so beat Jewish and hates the Jews,
Speaker 5: by the name of James Fishback when I brought fishback up,
Speaker 5: Donald said, SID got to be honest. I don't even
Speaker 5: mention him. I don't pay attention. He has no chance
Speaker 5: of winning.
Speaker 6: In this case.
Speaker 5: In your case, do we have to worry about Bilzarian?
Speaker 9: I don't know that we do. But part of what
Speaker 9: I'm focused on is is we want him to get
Speaker 9: as small a share of the vote as we can.
Speaker 9: And most of that money that has been spent illegally
Speaker 9: has not been spent saying kill all the Jews. It's
Speaker 9: been spent lying about me. So, for example, they send
Speaker 9: out mail pieces the claim that President Trump's revoked his
Speaker 9: endorsement of me, things like that. So there's been so
Speaker 9: much money. This Bilsarian guy will have spent two or
Speaker 9: three times as much money running against me in a
Speaker 9: little congressional race as James Fishback is spent running against
Speaker 9: Byron I mean, in the entire state of Florida. It's
Speaker 9: what makes my situation different is the amount of dollars
Speaker 9: that are involved. But I also think it's important for
Speaker 9: people to get out and vote because we want to
Speaker 9: minimize the vote that this sort of lunatic gets, because
Speaker 9: we want to send a message that this isn't welcome
Speaker 9: in our party, that we're unwilling to do this. The
Speaker 9: Democratic Party has unfortunately allowed a lot of this stuff,
Speaker 9: and if it happens in the Republican Party, were lost.
Speaker 9: And I think that's part of what is so important.
Speaker 9: It's part of why I wanted people to see that video,
Speaker 9: because I want them to understand this is what you're
Speaker 9: voting for if you vote for that.
Speaker 5: Another Jewish man running tomorrow, Jared Moskowitz, happens to be
Speaker 5: a Democrat, but not a terrible Democrat. I don't hate
Speaker 5: Chared Moscowitz like I do most other Democrats. On the
Speaker 5: way out, Randy, you talked about the week, the swasta
Speaker 5: going to start the week, and the video to end
Speaker 5: the week, and you have said online and in other
Speaker 5: places to friends as well, you didn't sign up with this.
Speaker 5: I think you even said to somebody you're not sure
Speaker 5: if you'll leve a run again. This has been so disappointing,
Speaker 5: so depressing, so taxing, that you're not sure, Oh you
Speaker 5: really ever want to run again?
Speaker 6: Is that true?
Speaker 9: Well, I'll get past it, but there are moments where
Speaker 9: you feel like that, because I mean, again, I'm still
Speaker 9: a human being and a regular person. And you know again,
Speaker 9: I just never expected in my lifetime that someone would
Speaker 9: go on to a polling place and spray a swastika
Speaker 9: on a Jewish person's yard signed during an election. I
Speaker 9: never I never thought there would be a video like
Speaker 9: the one that I described. And you do ask yourself,
Speaker 9: is it worth it? Is it worth? It because to
Speaker 9: some degree, I'm taking the I'm the avatar for the
Speaker 9: Jewish community in the United States, and I'm taking all
Speaker 9: of the hate that that's that's in coming. And and
Speaker 9: did I sign up for this? I didn't. So there
Speaker 9: are those moments of doubt where you ask yourself if
Speaker 9: you're worth it. But I've never quit anything in my life,
Speaker 9: and I don't intend to start now.
Speaker 5: If anything, we need you now more than ever. You
Speaker 5: know that already, and I'm sure I do tell you that. Well,
Speaker 5: I think you're this. You're gonna win tomorrow. You just are.
Speaker 5: And you're gonna stay there and keep running and keep
Speaker 5: winning and keep speaking for all of us because I
Speaker 5: love you, Randy as a person. Am I gonna see
Speaker 5: you in Vegas in a couple of weeks?
Speaker 25: You should, Yes, I will.
Speaker 9: I will be out there. So I'm supposed to be
Speaker 9: out there at the beginning because then we've got votes
Speaker 9: in Washington. So I should see you in a couple
Speaker 9: of weeks.
Speaker 5: Good luck tomorrow, stay strong. You're absolutely great, I promise you.
Speaker 5: Andy Fine, thank you so much.
Speaker 9: Thanks to good talk to you you too, Congressman.
Speaker 5: Randy Fine down there in South Florida, and he's got
Speaker 5: a primary tomorrow against one of the most repulsive, disgusting
Speaker 5: human beings God has ever created. I got a big
Speaker 5: audience in Florida. I know they listen every day, Miami,
Speaker 5: Port Lauderdale, Boca Ratone, all the way up there to
Speaker 5: Stewart and Port Saint Lucy. You're listening. You make sure
Speaker 5: you get the word out. Dan Bilzarian is a low life.
Speaker 5: Randy Fine is a great American. Will take a break,
Speaker 5: lots more.
Speaker 2: To do, sit and friends in the morning on the
Speaker 2: Word Apple podcast network.
Speaker 5: She played the daughter, the little girl in that great
Speaker 5: movie when Denzel Washington played the high school football coach,
Speaker 5: Remember the Titans. She was the white coach's daughter before
Speaker 5: Denzel took over. What a cute kid. Terrible story. And
Speaker 5: Tommy John died yesterday at the age of eighty three.
Speaker 5: Tommy had two stints with the Yankees seventy nine through
Speaker 5: eighty two, then he retired as a Yankee, pitching again
Speaker 5: in the Bronx between eighty six and ninety. But he's
Speaker 5: most famous for revolutionizing sports medicine. Tommy John surgery. You
Speaker 5: know Tommy came back and won one hundred and sixty
Speaker 5: four games after he had that surgery, and now over
Speaker 5: twenty five hundred pitchers in Major League Baseball have had
Speaker 5: that surgery. Since it's a great pitcher Dodgers Yankees all
Speaker 5: those years. Tommy John died yesterday at the age of
Speaker 5: eighty three. We'll take a short break when we get back.
Speaker 5: I thought she was spectacular on Friday. One of the
Speaker 5: real highlights our amazing congresswoman out of Staten Island and Brooklyn,
Speaker 5: Nicole male O'takis sid and.
Speaker 2: Friends in the morning on the Red Apple Podcast Network.
Speaker 21: Hello, Long Island, How it dang all right?
Speaker 19: Are we?
Speaker 6: Are?
Speaker 22: We ready to elect Bruce Blakeman the next governor so
Speaker 22: the entire state can be safe. Well, I'm proud to
Speaker 22: represent Staten Island and Brooklyn. Sadly it's part of Mondani's
Speaker 22: New York City. But we are going to change the
Speaker 22: tide in New York City and across America. And we're
Speaker 22: doing it already because of our Republican majority and this
Speaker 22: great President Donald J.
Speaker 14: Trump.
Speaker 22: My mother fled communist Cuba, and we will never allow
Speaker 22: that to happen here in the United States, greatest and
Speaker 22: freest country in the world.
Speaker 5: Thank you, and not last here's Nicole that was absolutely
Speaker 5: brilliant on Friday and so good she got a trip
Speaker 5: back with President Trump on his helicopter. Look at you, Rockstar.
Speaker 21: By the way, those helicopters are kind of scary, those Osprey's.
Speaker 5: Yeah, have you ever been on one?
Speaker 25: Scary? Hey?
Speaker 5: Look, so I watched them loud. Yeah, they're very loud, right,
Speaker 5: very loud.
Speaker 21: And by the way, the back door is like completely open,
Speaker 21: like you know, you could jump out if you wanted to.
Speaker 6: It's pretty scary.
Speaker 21: Anyway, what an amazing rally was was President Trump. I
Speaker 21: mean the way he was welcomed back to New York.
Speaker 21: People in New York are desperate to have a counterbalance
Speaker 21: to Zorron Mandani and this governor. And one of the
Speaker 21: things I want to point out sid which was not
Speaker 21: mentioned on Friday, because this was a rally about public safety.
Speaker 21: And Bruce Blakeman in Nasau County has made Nasa County
Speaker 21: the safest county in America. And of course Kathy Holkl
Speaker 21: now comes along doubling down on sanctuary policy with her
Speaker 21: new laws that are going to hands really tie his
Speaker 21: hands in the hands of the national police. But two
Speaker 21: things I want people to know I did a freedom
Speaker 21: of information law request, and that last year of Joe Biden,
Speaker 21: and that last year of Joe Biden, sixteen thousand crimes
Speaker 21: were committed by migrants who were in these luxury hotel
Speaker 21: rooms that we the taxpayers, are being forced to fund
Speaker 21: billions of dollars. Okay, sixteen thousand crimes committed by thousands
Speaker 21: of individuals at those shelters. President Trump came in Republican House,
Speaker 21: a Republican Senate, and we put an end to that.
Speaker 21: We've secured the border, deported criminals. He's also going after
Speaker 21: the fraudsters that are stealing from taxpayers all across this country.
Speaker 21: And the other thing that people need to know is
Speaker 21: that Kathy Hulkel appoints the New York State Parole Board.
Speaker 21: That's the governor's appointees. And what have they done over
Speaker 21: the last few years. They have released dozens of cop
Speaker 21: killers and one hundred is of murderers rapists. The number
Speaker 21: actually gonna be in the thousands. I believe it's the thousands.
Speaker 21: I'm being conservative here of convicted criminals back onto our streets.
Speaker 21: So those are two important things that we can change
Speaker 21: right off the bat if we elect Bruce Blakeman, we
Speaker 21: end the sanctuary state policy, and people should know that
Speaker 21: despite these policies, Ice had to go in communities and
Speaker 21: find people and they were able to detain with no
Speaker 21: help from the state or city, no help. They were
Speaker 21: able to detain individuals that were convicted, okay, not just charged,
Speaker 21: convicted of murder, manslaughter, rape and sex abuse crimes and
Speaker 21: all many other violent crimes in.
Speaker 25: Just the last few months.
Speaker 21: Imagine if you had a government that cooperated to get
Speaker 21: these people released right from prison, as opposed to having
Speaker 21: to go in communities and find them. So these are
Speaker 21: the things that we can change on day one if
Speaker 21: we elect Bruce Blakeman as an next Discover.
Speaker 5: It is pretty sad the narrative that Kathy Hoko, Mam
Speaker 5: Donnie and the Democrats you know, use we know about good. Okay,
Speaker 5: she never should have been there in the first place.
Speaker 5: Didn't deserve to die, don't get me wrong, but she
Speaker 5: was an instigator. She was killed in Minnesota. Same thing
Speaker 5: with Preddi. I think four people have been killed, maybe five,
Speaker 5: and it doesn't matter the I mean it matters, but
Speaker 5: look at the numbers of horrible people, rapists, murderers, drug
Speaker 5: dealers in the thousands, maybe hundreds of thousands that Ice
Speaker 5: has arrested, deported, put away, and when the four people
Speaker 5: are the two people specifically, they always mentioned pretty and good.
Speaker 5: You never hear the names of Lake and Riley. You
Speaker 5: never hear the name Sheridan Gorman, one of our very
Speaker 5: own who was shot in the back in Chicago. You've
Speaker 5: never ever heard the name of Richard Williams, eighty three
Speaker 5: year old Vietnam that survived the war, survived cancer, shoved
Speaker 5: to his death in New York City in front of
Speaker 5: a moving subway train, and were even talked about by
Speaker 5: hulkl or Mom Donnie. So they talk about these two
Speaker 5: people from Minnesota over and over again. We have thousands
Speaker 5: of examples, thousands of bad people getting out of here
Speaker 5: and good people murdered on our streets.
Speaker 21: And Richard Williams, the illegal immigrant who shoved him on
Speaker 21: the tracks, killing him. He was arrested fifteen times, fifteen
Speaker 21: times he was residing in a shelter in Brooklyn at
Speaker 21: year expense, taxpayer expense, and then Lake and Riley's murderer.
Speaker 21: I think it was very powerful that President Trump had
Speaker 21: the police officer NYPD, I believe his name was Carrey,
Speaker 21: who had arrested Lake and Riley's murderer six months prior.
Speaker 21: He was in jail, and of course Kathy Holkl's laws
Speaker 21: released him onto the street and he went to Georgia
Speaker 21: and he killed Lake and Riley. These are two obvious,
Speaker 21: preventable murders. I mean, it's insane. But what does Kathy
Speaker 21: Holkl do? She doesn't say, these two innocent people died.
Speaker 21: Maybe we should need to reevaluate the situation and make
Speaker 21: adjustments and be reasonable. No, what does she do? She
Speaker 21: doubles down. She passes another law about a month ago
Speaker 21: or two months ago that would double down and tie
Speaker 21: their hands even further local law enforcement from cooperating with
Speaker 21: federal authorities. Bruce Blakeman made Nasa County the safest county
Speaker 21: in America using a particular program where he was allowed
Speaker 21: to cooperate with federal authorities. Kathy Hokel has stripped him
Speaker 21: of that ability. Okay, the safest county in America, and
Speaker 21: she's going to change policies soon that made it work.
Speaker 5: That starts August twenty fifth. I had pat ryder on
Speaker 5: a couple of days ago. Happens to be Bruce Blakeman's
Speaker 5: amazing police commissioner on Nashaut County that starts on August
Speaker 5: twenty fifth. You know, listen, Nicole, I hate the Democrats. Okay,
Speaker 5: so I admit it. I'm biased. I hate them. I
Speaker 5: like one John Betterman, that's it. And even John Betterman,
Speaker 5: for as much as I like him, he votes the
Speaker 5: majority amount of time with the Democrats, he really does.
Speaker 5: But I like him. He's a common sense guy, loves Israel,
Speaker 5: stands up with the right things. Otherwise, I can't find
Speaker 5: one Democrat, not one that's worth anything. So let me
Speaker 5: start with that. So I'm being honest, okay, But I'm
Speaker 5: trying to figure out what has Kathy Hokel done. Well.
Speaker 5: People are leaving this state. Only Jersey has more people
Speaker 5: leaving on a daily basis. Nobody wants to do business
Speaker 5: here anymore. I mean nobody. Right, We're over taxed, the
Speaker 5: crime is still out of control, and she's making it worse.
Speaker 5: Anti Semitism is at an all time high with this
Speaker 5: idiot mayor who hates the Jews. I'm trying to figure
Speaker 5: out what exactly has gotten better under Kathy Hokeel.
Speaker 21: That's a good question. Well, taxes are now known with
Speaker 21: the most taxed r right and were the worst business climate.
Speaker 21: Those are her records.
Speaker 5: We are fifty out of fifty cheap Nicole, We are
Speaker 5: actually fifty out of fifty under Kathy Hockel. I mean,
Speaker 5: you thought that nobody would be a devastating towards state
Speaker 5: as Andrew Cuomo, and maybe nobody will be because of
Speaker 5: the amount of people that died under his leadership during COVID.
Speaker 5: But on a regular day to day basis, she's the
Speaker 5: same person, same thing.
Speaker 21: Yeah, I heard she's a Realtor of the Year in
Speaker 21: South Carolina and Economic Development Manager of the Year in Florida.
Speaker 21: I mean, this is the sad thing. They don't work
Speaker 21: for New York. They're working for these other states. And
Speaker 21: by the way, we should point out that Kathy Hokle
Speaker 21: the budget is about two hundred and sixty billion dollars
Speaker 21: and that is like twice more than twice what the
Speaker 21: State of Florida's budget is. That's how insane it is. Right,
Speaker 21: we're spending, we're taxing, and we're getting taxed, and she's
Speaker 21: spending more around money, and yet people are still moving
Speaker 21: to Florida because everything's better, including the weather.
Speaker 5: Nothing's better Florida and Texas. If you add up both
Speaker 5: of those big big states, Florida and Texas, we've got
Speaker 5: a bigger budget and.
Speaker 21: The congestion pricing. Let's not forget that the First in
Speaker 21: the Nation program we are still in court the Trump administration.
Speaker 21: It was one of the things you know, I asked
Speaker 21: him to do when he first came into office. Within
Speaker 21: thirty days of taking office, they launched a law. They
Speaker 21: stripped the New York state's authorization that was provided against
Speaker 21: federal law by the way, by Joe Biden and Kathy
Speaker 21: Hoko would not comply, which is why the administration is
Speaker 21: fighting this in court. And you know, I speak with
Speaker 21: Sean Duffy's Transportation secretary. You feel optimistic that we can
Speaker 21: win that fight. But again, we have to go to
Speaker 21: court to fight these crazy things. Or we could just
Speaker 21: elect Bruce Blakeman and all this stuff goes.
Speaker 5: Away nice and easy. Right, Well, is that it's really
Speaker 5: that simple? Now? This gea high terrorist mayor. I'll say it.
Speaker 5: You don't have to say it in trouble all the time.
Speaker 5: I don't care. He's starting this week long vacation in
Speaker 5: upstate New York today. He deserves a vacation. He's doing
Speaker 5: such a great job. So we had a rally on
Speaker 5: Staten Island, your district a couple of weeks ago when
Speaker 5: our mutual dear friend Scott Lobato ended up suffering a
Speaker 5: heart attack. That's how Mom Donnie angered so many good
Speaker 5: New York. And then it turns out, of course, that
Speaker 5: I've had Giovanni Galante on this show a couple of times,
Speaker 5: and other victims of nine to eleven people who were
Speaker 5: murdered that day, and they don't want the mayor anywhere near,
Speaker 5: anywhere near that sacred soil. He's going to be there
Speaker 5: because we can't keep them away, but we aren't fighting
Speaker 5: and fighting every day. How do you be on the
Speaker 5: call so many people died from Staten Island that data.
Speaker 5: How do you feel about the mayor being down there
Speaker 5: at that sacred site to commemorate twenty five years?
Speaker 21: Oh yeah, he asked me that question last time I
Speaker 21: was on, and my answers the same. And I think
Speaker 21: he needs to listen to his families and listen to why.
Speaker 26: They are so upset.
Speaker 21: I mean, they're upset because you're hanging around with these
Speaker 21: crazy emoms and you're hanging around with you. Hassan Pikrew
Speaker 21: said that America deserves nine to eleven. You know, and
Speaker 21: you're supporting a group of people who have totally forgotten
Speaker 21: about nine to eleven. They think America's at fault.
Speaker 25: For nine to eleven.
Speaker 21: And then you know this guy in New Jersey that's
Speaker 21: running for Congress actually a character witness for the boring
Speaker 21: sheik who's convicted in the nineteen ninety three terror attack.
Speaker 21: These are the people that he surrounds himself with. And
Speaker 21: then people want to question why people are upset, But
Speaker 21: what really bothers I guess me is that you know,
Speaker 21: this is becoming about him, and we should never allow
Speaker 21: this day to become about him. And I want to
Speaker 21: take that attention away from him. Let's focus on what
Speaker 21: this is truly about. It's about these innocent Americans, people
Speaker 21: who lost their lives to the worst terror attack on
Speaker 21: American soil. We need to do a better job as
Speaker 21: a government to protect people, to make sure this never
Speaker 21: happens again. And when I hear you know, Chuck Schumer
Speaker 21: and Haking Jeffries, they defunding Department of All Insecurity. They
Speaker 21: didn't want to fund EYE. They don't want to secure
Speaker 21: our borders and know who's coming over or into our country,
Speaker 21: making you know, hundreds of terrorists were stopped at the border.
Speaker 21: And what do these two New Yorkers do, who should
Speaker 21: know better than anybody in Congress about nine to elevens
Speaker 21: and the risk that we are at. What they do
Speaker 21: they go to want defund customs and border protection, They
Speaker 21: want to defund ice. They were playing games with America's
Speaker 21: homeland security. And this is I think it's really horrific.
Speaker 21: And nothing says that you know that you did forget
Speaker 21: then doing those things as members of Congress who represent
Speaker 21: New York.
Speaker 5: No less yeah, final sixty seconds. I know the Senate
Speaker 5: is on vacation till September the fourteenth, post nine to eleven.
Speaker 5: But one of the things they did not get done.
Speaker 5: They did. They got some stuff done, right, They got
Speaker 5: seventy five Trump appointees in, including our dear friend Todd
Speaker 5: Blanche was there on Friday. They did some other things,
Speaker 5: but no reconciliation. And here's a big one to call Mariotakis,
Speaker 5: no Save America Act. What are your thoughts on both
Speaker 5: of those?
Speaker 21: Well, I think it's terrible. I mean, we've passed the
Speaker 21: Save America Act in the House now four times. This
Speaker 21: is critically important to preserving the integrity of our elections.
Speaker 21: Eighty over eighty percent of Americans, Republican, Independent, and Democrat
Speaker 21: want it, except for the Democrats in Congress, it seems.
Speaker 21: And so this thing lingers. And remember look what happened
Speaker 21: in New Jersey with these records, right, what two hundred
Speaker 21: and fifty thousand illegal immigrants found enrolled to vote. We
Speaker 21: had that same issue in New York most likely, okay,
Speaker 21: because we have the green Light law that took effect
Speaker 21: automatic voter registration when you go in to get a
Speaker 21: driver's license, except if you check off the box saying, oh,
Speaker 21: I'm not a citizen, I'm not eligible. So you go
Speaker 21: to assume that they understand that question, that they could
Speaker 21: read in English and answer it honestly. So rais a
Speaker 21: lot of questions about what's going on here in New
Speaker 21: York State. Remember we had to go to court to
Speaker 21: fight and we won to stop non citizen of voting
Speaker 21: in our elections. So clearly the Democrats want non citizens
Speaker 21: voting in our elections. They passed the law to allow
Speaker 21: it to weren't for you know, my mother by the way,
Speaker 21: was a lead plaintiff in that lawsuit. But elected officials
Speaker 21: on Staten Island we might have that today now our
Speaker 21: municipal elections. But look, the reality is is we need
Speaker 21: to pass this and I think that if they don't
Speaker 21: pass it by the election, American people know who they
Speaker 21: need to take this out on. It's that everybody who
Speaker 21: voted against it is on record. If your member of
Speaker 21: Congress or your senator did not vote for it, maybe
Speaker 21: you want to reconsider whether you want to vote for them.
Speaker 21: I think that's the way it's got to be. People
Speaker 21: have to be held accountable for their votes because they
Speaker 21: go to the district saying they vote, they support voter ID,
Speaker 21: and then they go to Washington they vote against it.
Speaker 5: Interesting you are. You were great on party You're always
Speaker 5: great though. You're really one of the best speakers in
Speaker 5: the country. I'm not saying that the patronis because you're
Speaker 5: on the air right now. You really are. You're great.
Speaker 5: So congratulations on your work on Friday and all the
Speaker 5: great work you do for Staten Island and Brooklyn and
Speaker 5: American General Nicole Malyotakis. You're a rock star. Thank you
Speaker 5: so much.
Speaker 21: Thank you for the kind words and your friendship said,
Speaker 21: it was great to see you on Friday.
Speaker 5: Great to see you too. You are too thic Willlynicle
Speaker 5: Mario Takis, I love you there. She is a great
Speaker 5: congresswoman out of Brooklyn and Staten Island. Our great friend
Speaker 5: Nicole Mario Takas Sid.
Speaker 2: And friends in the morning on the Red Apple podcast network.
Speaker 5: They hit Cats and Cosby Show and his own masterpiece
Speaker 5: eight am every Sunday morning, The Cats Round Table. My
Speaker 5: great buddy John Katz Matitis. John, Good, Monday morning. Let
Speaker 5: me start with this most importantly, how is Margo.
Speaker 25: Margot is getting better? She had an incident yesterday where
Speaker 25: she threw up some blood and we rushed into the hospital.
Speaker 25: But she's okay. She had a bleeding elsa also and
Speaker 25: they sealed it and and she hopefully she'll be out
Speaker 25: by this afternoon.
Speaker 5: Well there were any other signs before she started throwing
Speaker 5: up blood as she felt badly for a couple of
Speaker 5: days or really nothing.
Speaker 25: Nothing really, I mean they get an endoscopy yesterday. Yeah, uh,
Speaker 25: and they found some old blood, but everything the good users.
Speaker 25: Her estophagus was clear, her the rest of his stomach
Speaker 25: is clear. They sealed up the place where there was
Speaker 25: that that tumor uh not touman also right and and
Speaker 25: and everything else is good. So she didn't have to
Speaker 25: do another and this could be for another five years.
Speaker 6: That is good.
Speaker 5: I know that's tried. It's every five to ten years.
Speaker 5: We'll give her all love and tell her. Let everybody
Speaker 5: here on sitting friends in the morning and all over
Speaker 5: New York love so and we hope that she's gonna
Speaker 5: be okay. Obviously we love Margo. You know the question
Speaker 5: I got answer the most on Friday night when I
Speaker 5: went to see Steve Whitcombe and what with Bruce Blakeman's
Speaker 5: so he can speak at the home of Bob and
Speaker 5: Leyna Dave Roberts in Southampton. The question I got answered
Speaker 5: the most by far was now not how was Trump
Speaker 5: this afternoon? How was the shot out with Blakeman? No,
Speaker 5: it was is John Tatum Titi's Friday night.
Speaker 25: I swear to you, well, you know I don't leave
Speaker 25: the studio just six fifteen, right, and listen, you had
Speaker 25: an escort to the Hampton.
Speaker 5: I did so.
Speaker 25: I didn't get to the heads from nine o'clock and
Speaker 25: the you know, everything's over by nine o'clock on Friday night.
Speaker 5: It really was. It was over I think about eight thirty,
Speaker 5: but it's a great showing. Bo Diitles showed off. Susanne
Speaker 5: Miller was there too, and they did a great job.
Speaker 5: Listen all day between President Trump in Nassau County, York
Speaker 5: County doing a watching you in something but doing a
Speaker 5: great job with Bruce Blakman, all the Long Island leaders,
Speaker 5: John all the all the police that was so special,
Speaker 5: and some of these victims and when I have a
Speaker 5: lady on Weddy after you mcdalia Martinez, whose twelve year
Speaker 5: old son was murdered in the Bronx just three weeks ago.
Speaker 5: It was just an emotional, great afternoon. And then the
Speaker 5: again the fundraiser that night with witcomp and Bruce. It
Speaker 5: seems to me, John Canton matitieuz I got when Bruce
Speaker 5: Blakeman has a lot of momentum, I think he he.
Speaker 25: Has a good chance and he has a lot of momentum.
Speaker 25: You know, Lee Sheldon came within a few points. And
Speaker 25: the big mistake with Lee it turns out to be,
Speaker 25: you know, but it can't be a Monday Morning quarterback.
Speaker 25: Is the abortion issue. Even Republican women have a big
Speaker 25: problem with the abortion issue. They they feel that women
Speaker 25: should be free to do whatever they want with their bodies.
Speaker 25: And when I ran for mayor in twenty thirteen, I said,
Speaker 25: it's up to the woman, It's up to her doctor
Speaker 25: and up to her family. And that's it. I mean,
Speaker 25: you can't force her. You can't force women to do
Speaker 25: with something they don't.
Speaker 6: Want to do.
Speaker 5: Couldn't agree more. It's funny because they categorize me and
Speaker 5: described me, and every article on they what about me
Speaker 5: every day? You know that's true, John, every day as
Speaker 5: this staunch conservative. In the meantime, I'm like you, I'm
Speaker 5: pro choice. How could I be a staunch Yes when
Speaker 5: it comes to money, when it comes to war, you bet,
Speaker 5: I'm a stornch conservative, But I'm pro choice for gay marriage.
Speaker 5: How does that make me or you staunch conservatives?
Speaker 25: We're New York Conservatives, right. We are pro people. We
Speaker 25: looked at when I ran as a liberal, a Republican
Speaker 25: liberal in twenty thirteen and I was in Staten Island,
Speaker 25: people say, how are you a liberal? I say, you
Speaker 25: know how, I'm a liberal. I take care of the
Speaker 25: poor kids of the inner city. Because now I'm chairman
Speaker 25: of Powell. At that time, I was only I don't
Speaker 25: know what, I was vice chairman of a board member.
Speaker 25: And we take care of the kids of the inner
Speaker 25: city because we have a heart. We want to have
Speaker 25: the people that are sick in hospitals, not in the
Speaker 25: subways in New York. So I'm more liberal than some
Speaker 25: of the people in Aubany because that we used to
Speaker 25: have twenty eight thousand people in Bellevue type institutions and
Speaker 25: guess what not as five thousand, eight thousand and seven thousand.
Speaker 25: You know what, the rest of them are in the
Speaker 25: subways and the streets in New York, and those people
Speaker 25: deserve to be cared for, opened up. You know, take
Speaker 25: Rikers Island, you can for bigger dollars. Instead of spending
Speaker 25: fourteen billion dollars a new jails for a biggion dollars,
Speaker 25: you can make Riker's Island a beautiful place for for
Speaker 25: for a Bellevue type institution where people need help, they
Speaker 25: need drugs every day, not to be in the streets
Speaker 25: of New York.
Speaker 6: Not to be in in the.
Speaker 25: Subways. You need to take take the vets off streets,
Speaker 25: give them a home, take the take the Bellevue type
Speaker 25: people that need institution, put them there and and improve
Speaker 25: the facility of Rikers Island instead of building jails in
Speaker 25: the neighborhood near you. I mean, who wants it to
Speaker 25: jail in Manhattan or Queens or or in Brooklyn or
Speaker 25: or even the Bronx and Staten Island definitely doesn't want it.
Speaker 25: I mean, we got to do the right thing for
Speaker 25: the people in New York. And I think that's what
Speaker 25: it is. And I think, look, County Hoko, I know
Speaker 25: her very well. She's a very nice lady. But I
Speaker 25: think that she is being pushed by the mayor of
Speaker 25: the City of New York, which is going in the
Speaker 25: wrong direction.
Speaker 6: And I said that to him, but.
Speaker 5: You can't do that. You're the governor. You've got more
Speaker 5: power than the mayor. And you're right, Mayor, Mom, Donnie
Speaker 5: runs the city, runs the state right now. Is becoming
Speaker 5: the face of the Democrat Party, which is another issue
Speaker 5: for them as we get ready for the midterms. But
Speaker 5: that shouldn't be the case, and a strong leader would
Speaker 5: never let that happen. But she's not. She's not strong,
Speaker 5: she's weak. She may be nice. I don't know her.
Speaker 5: I don't want to know.
Speaker 25: Hey, look, Lee's Elvin Carberry close. I think Bruce Blakeman
Speaker 25: if he promises quality of life, if you promise him.
Speaker 25: You know, Nasall County is the safest county in the
Speaker 25: United States. Out of twenty five hundred and thirty eight
Speaker 25: counties in the United States, Nassau County is the safest,
Speaker 25: So I mean he believes in law enforcement. Nasau County
Speaker 25: is safe, Suffolk County is safe. You know, That's why
Speaker 25: a lot of people come to Nasau and suffer County.
Speaker 25: And I had my guy who's one of our advertisers,
Speaker 25: spirerou the moving guy from Florida, on the Sunday Show,
Speaker 25: and he says more people are starting to move down
Speaker 25: from New York. And don't forget JP Morgan has opened
Speaker 25: up the bigger facility in Texas and in New York
Speaker 25: Frank America, bigger facility in Texas than in New York.
Speaker 25: So we're going to slowly bleed to death. And New
Speaker 25: York City, New York State. All the politicians.
Speaker 6: I love New York. I want to save New York.
Speaker 25: All the politicians should realize that we're in trouble if
Speaker 25: it keeps coming like that.
Speaker 5: No question, last one, I was on or John because
Speaker 5: you knew I was in the half on Friday night.
Speaker 5: If I want to stay there, I was gonna take
Speaker 5: you up on your amazing offer. And I mean that
Speaker 5: to speak at your Saturday morning breakfast, which I'd love
Speaker 5: to do, it would be a huge hore for me,
Speaker 5: huge onnor. But we did go back on Friday night.
Speaker 5: Blakeman provide the detail and they drove us back. But
Speaker 5: those Saturday morning breakfasts, I know they do great. You
Speaker 5: got big time people there who was there today?
Speaker 25: You could come and Greg Kelly went to Florida. Uh
Speaker 25: and uh jessicictatiously be here in a different week. Uh
Speaker 25: and uh. I had to wake up Michael Cohen. I
Speaker 25: woke him up. He was at a friend's house in
Speaker 25: in the Hampton's. I woke him up. He came over
Speaker 25: and he did pretty good and he got everything off
Speaker 25: his chest and uh, the people loved him. And and
Speaker 25: I said, he's in one of your new hosts and
Speaker 25: he's probably gonna have a Monday through Friday show and
Speaker 25: uh uh and uh uh you know he's one smart
Speaker 25: guy and he got everything off his chesty. Yeah, they
Speaker 25: threatened him, said the powers that be in New York
Speaker 25: threatened him that they're gonna put his wife in jail
Speaker 25: unless unless he pleads guilty to anything, to something and
Speaker 25: goes to jail. And the man was not guilty. You know,
Speaker 25: hey was every day. They can get us for Jaywalkie
Speaker 25: if they want to, but uh uh, you know he
Speaker 25: did a fine job. And you know, life moves on.
Speaker 25: And look hopefully you said the sun is gonna shine.
Speaker 25: I hope I can get Margo out of the hospital
Speaker 25: and be there today later on.
Speaker 5: I hope you can too, when some of you want
Speaker 5: Margo out of the hospital. We love how we love
Speaker 5: you too. When the sun is gonna shine and she's
Speaker 5: gonna be okay, and you're gonna be here later on
Speaker 5: this afternoon, and all is going to be great. Another
Speaker 5: great appearance by you this morning, John, on the difficult situation.
Speaker 5: But we love you both, and by still bluck and
Speaker 5: we will see you here in New York City later
Speaker 5: on this afternoon. Has always John Katzimatid's terrific job.
Speaker 25: God bless America, Thank you, sir.
Speaker 5: God bless you. John. Take care. John Katzimatidi's right there
Speaker 5: as he is every Monday. We're going to take a break.
Speaker 5: We've got a couple of big tim are still a come.
Speaker 5: We are going to talk to the borders are Tom Holman.
Speaker 5: He'll be coming up closer to nine o'clock and after
Speaker 5: we're done with the news, this morning promises to be
Speaker 5: a very emotional conversation with Sir Ritha comments already. She
Speaker 5: is running for AG against Letitia James and a lovely
Speaker 5: lady who I met for the first time on Friday
Speaker 5: who just went through something that nobody should ever go through,
Speaker 5: the murder of her twelve year old son, mcdalia Martinez.
Speaker 5: All that's still a come Monday sit and Friends in
Speaker 5: the Morning, Sid and.
Speaker 2: Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple podcast Network.
Speaker 5: I'm glad hey Seuss is here today too. I'm not
Speaker 5: sure I was told he was coming. Jacob Fittis's dad boy.
Speaker 5: He's a great guy, Jose and I met him on
Speaker 5: Friday and his lovely wife mcdalia Martinez, and they're going
Speaker 5: through so much right now. But they were both brave
Speaker 5: and courageous and beautiful on Friday and so with us.
Speaker 5: So with this terrific she really is coma Toretti. She's
Speaker 5: running for the AG position against Leticia James. She is
Speaker 5: the much better person, much more qualified, and she has
Speaker 5: done a great job. So with her, with both Hey,
Speaker 5: Susan mcdiah. So let's take a very very quick break.
Speaker 5: They've been on hold here for a little bit. We
Speaker 5: want to get to them.
Speaker 2: Sid and Friends in the morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 2: Podcast Network.
Speaker 3: Two weeks ago, wonderful twelve year old boy named Jacob
Speaker 3: Fritiz you read about this one was tragically shot and
Speaker 3: killed by a stray bullet fired by a repeat offender
Speaker 3: in a gun battle who's having a gun battle with
Speaker 3: his friends, shooting bullets all over the place. Jacob was
Speaker 3: the son of a loving mom and a retired New
Speaker 3: York City police detective. And they are incredible people. And
Speaker 3: I think I heard that they may be with us today.
Speaker 5: Are you with us? May I introduce you?
Speaker 7: Please?
Speaker 3: Incredible horrible sorry, what a horrible thing. But where we're
Speaker 3: going after them? I just said, we're going after He's
Speaker 3: a bad sick sick people.
Speaker 5: There's sick people showed how much he cares. He's a
Speaker 5: wonderful guy. President Trump and we all care. And again
Speaker 5: I add the multiple opportunities to walking over to Hayes
Speaker 5: Susan mcdalia and I love them both. They're great people.
Speaker 5: They are trying to get Jacob's Law passed. I love this.
Speaker 5: The proposed legislation aims to broaden the state's definition of
Speaker 5: second degree murder to explicitly include the reckless homicide of
Speaker 5: a minor. No excuse, you kill, and we want the
Speaker 5: punishment strengthened, which I think should pass Jacob's Law. With
Speaker 5: that' said, let me introduce so with the Camaturetti. She's
Speaker 5: running against Letitia James for attorney General, the mom of Jacob, Freetzy,
Speaker 5: Lovely mcdallia Martinez, and his great dad, former Copjesus. Hey, everybody,
Speaker 5: good morning Hawaii.
Speaker 6: Good morning, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 5: Nice to have morning you here. Good morning. So so
Speaker 5: let me start with you. I don't think you met
Speaker 5: the president before, Faddy. If I'm wrong, correct me. But
Speaker 5: he was really impressed. He actually made it his business.
Speaker 5: He said horrible things about James. I love that, but
Speaker 5: he said some really nice things about you, and then
Speaker 5: of course you were right there with this lovely couple
Speaker 5: when he came off the stage. What was that like
Speaker 5: on on Fridday to hear those things from President Trump?
Speaker 27: Well, it was an honor to make sure that we
Speaker 27: actually shed a light on what's happening here in New York.
Speaker 27: And to have the president's voice in that is incredibly,
Speaker 27: incredibly meaningful because the people like mcdalia and Hesseus have
Speaker 27: been living through a nightmare and we have to talk
Speaker 27: about it. The crime is up in New York and
Speaker 27: in the Bronx specifically, crime is up more than forty
Speaker 27: percent since twenty nineteen. And the pain that these parents
Speaker 27: are feeling is a pain that many people in the
Speaker 27: borough and the city and the state are feeling because
Speaker 27: they're being victimized. And I can't say it better than
Speaker 27: mcdalia said it herself. You know, the only people who
Speaker 27: feel safe on the streets of New York right now
Speaker 27: are criminals. And when she said that, it was a
Speaker 27: call to action for me. I had a chance to
Speaker 27: meet with her and her husband over the course of.
Speaker 28: The last couple of weeks and we've been.
Speaker 27: Able to put together at Jacob's Law. But that's why
Speaker 27: that's why we're doing this, said, we have to make
Speaker 27: sure that the Attorney General's office is focused on public safety,
Speaker 27: and public safety is not political. It's something that every
Speaker 27: single New Yorker deserves, and Jacob should be alive right
Speaker 27: now because that guy was a repeat offender and he
Speaker 27: should have been in prison. He should not have been
Speaker 27: shooting out onto the street and hitting a little kid.
Speaker 5: I couldn't agree more. That's how we also need you
Speaker 5: to win and be on next Attorney General. So whether
Speaker 5: you got not just a smart young lady, but what
Speaker 5: a heart, a big heart mcdale. You made me cry
Speaker 5: every time I hugged you on Friday, and I'm about
Speaker 5: to cry now. No, no, I'm sorry for you what
Speaker 5: you've been going through and these last couple of weeks.
Speaker 5: You showed a tremendous amount of courage and bravery on Friday.
Speaker 5: And you know it's important that New Yorkers do see
Speaker 5: you even during your most difficult times, so we can
Speaker 5: pass some of the things that you folks want to pass.
Speaker 5: So thank you for doing that on Friday.
Speaker 9: Welcome.
Speaker 5: So tell me what It's a silly question. Obviously you
Speaker 5: miss your son, but what are you had days and nights.
Speaker 6: Like now.
Speaker 28: Empty? You missed that missing piece. You know, I try
Speaker 28: to be there for my other kids and my family,
Speaker 28: and you just keep missing that piece. As a puzzle.
Speaker 28: It's like it's something that bothers you all day. Mornings
Speaker 28: are the worst, and I tell you the worst.
Speaker 6: You can't.
Speaker 28: I just can't rest.
Speaker 5: What happened that day? You know that he hopped on
Speaker 5: his new bike and he was heading down was by
Speaker 5: the ball dig I guess there was some type of
Speaker 5: gang activity and they were shooting guns and he's just
Speaker 5: a cute little boy caught in.
Speaker 28: The It was more like there was an argument pursued
Speaker 28: between obviously two people and the brother was there. My
Speaker 28: son had just went to go buy a handball and
Speaker 28: he walked in the st In the process of walking
Speaker 28: in the store, they started arguing. When he walked out
Speaker 28: and picked up his bike, he you know, he looked
Speaker 28: at what, you know, what was going on, and he
Speaker 28: was curious at what was going on. And when the
Speaker 28: two guys started fighting, the brother of one of the
Speaker 28: guys decided to start shooting, and he caught my son
Speaker 28: in the process and had no care in the world.
Speaker 28: Didn't look back, didn't checked, they didn't run in the
Speaker 28: store to see if he was okay, just did the
Speaker 28: most coward thing that he could do was run off.
Speaker 5: He caught this guy though, right.
Speaker 28: They did catch him. They did catch him, but we're
Speaker 28: still worried and always contemplating if he's going to do
Speaker 28: the proper time, because at the end of the day,
Speaker 28: at the end of the day, many times criminals get
Speaker 28: to get a plea bargain, or they get to, you know,
Speaker 28: let enough time pass so that when when the media
Speaker 28: died down and everything dies down, they could then try
Speaker 28: to flee to a lesser charge or a less of time.
Speaker 28: And it's just horrible. It's horrible.
Speaker 5: You remember the last conversation you had with your son.
Speaker 5: Maybe it was I'll see a later, mom, I love
Speaker 5: you something. What was the last couple of words.
Speaker 28: Well, I had two interactions with him that Saturday, which
Speaker 28: was in the morning before I went to work. I
Speaker 28: asked make sure. I asked him to make sure he
Speaker 28: takes the dog out, you know, and all he coulds
Speaker 28: it was.
Speaker 6: All Mom, right now, And.
Speaker 28: I'm like, no, now, right now, We'll make sure you
Speaker 28: make sure you do it. And he's like, he's like okay.
Speaker 28: And I gave him a kiss and we have a
Speaker 28: little big thing, what I know was like a little
Speaker 28: dolphin kiss that we would do all the time, and
Speaker 28: did Dad and I walked out, and then around one
Speaker 28: thirty he called me again to ask me if he
Speaker 28: can go outside for a little bit, and I told
Speaker 28: him just to give me some time, you know, when
Speaker 28: I get home. But he was so eager to ride
Speaker 28: his bike that when his aunt went outside, he went
Speaker 28: out with us since he felt like an adult was there. Like,
Speaker 28: he went out and he rode his bike and he
Speaker 28: went to get a ball and never came back.
Speaker 5: Terrible. Hey, sus I met you on Friday too, and
Speaker 5: you're a brave guy and a police officer. You are
Speaker 5: for a long time. So let me start by thanking
Speaker 5: you for your service and much like your wife, and
Speaker 5: I'm sure your son was the same way. Just a
Speaker 5: beautiful guy. Hey, sus And you confided to me, you said, listen,
Speaker 5: I want to come on your show. I think you're
Speaker 5: the right person to talk to about this. So what
Speaker 5: do I say to a father who has to bury
Speaker 5: a twelve year old son, other than like I said
Speaker 5: to Mcdalieah, what a courageous effort on Friday. And I'm
Speaker 5: really happy you were there so New Yorkers can see
Speaker 5: what a beautiful family looks like.
Speaker 6: Well, it's tough because you know, I did over thirty
Speaker 6: years in the police department, and I protected a lot
Speaker 6: of kids, you know, I saw didn't detect. The squad
Speaker 6: handled many cases like this, unfortunately, and for me, what
Speaker 6: hits me really hard is the fact that I couldn't
Speaker 6: protect my son and that it's always going to be
Speaker 6: with me.
Speaker 5: But but you know, you know that it wasn't your fault.
Speaker 6: You can't be with I agree, yes, I agree, but
Speaker 6: it's one of those things that it's awful, you know,
Speaker 6: it's awful. I've been there with grieving parents in the past.
Speaker 6: I still remember the victims, you know. And unfortunately, we
Speaker 6: live in a society, especially here in the city, where
Speaker 6: we're caught on these criminals. Not long ago we had
Speaker 6: the mayor, the mayor of the city at right as Ireland.
Speaker 6: What kind of message is you sending? You know, the
Speaker 6: just like Cretha said, they're talking about crime is down
Speaker 6: walk the spits of New York, walk the city, the neighborhoods.
Speaker 6: It is not, it is not. It's lawlessness. These criminals,
Speaker 6: they do whatever they want. And I did, you know,
Speaker 6: I did many years. I did anti crime, I did narcotics,
Speaker 6: and my job. The way I felt was I want
Speaker 6: to make their life miserable. Every time I was out there,
Speaker 6: I made sure that my presence was known, and unfortunately
Speaker 6: the cops don't have the back that they have. Listen,
Speaker 6: my son is never coming back. I miss my son
Speaker 6: and every morning when I wake up, it's one of
Speaker 6: those things. But the last conversation I had with my
Speaker 6: son was when I dropped them off that Friday and
Speaker 6: he said that I love you, and I said, I
Speaker 6: love you too. I'll see you Sunday, you know. And
Speaker 6: I call them Saturday at three twenty and didn't answer
Speaker 6: the phone, and because the phone was dead, but he
Speaker 6: was always on his phone, and they'd always died and
Speaker 6: I never got to speak to my son that Saturday.
Speaker 6: And I spoke to my son every day. And one
Speaker 6: of the things I want you and your listeners to
Speaker 6: understand that was my friend I was. I wanted this
Speaker 6: little boy to be and actually all my kids, even
Speaker 6: hey suits his god. I want him to be my
Speaker 6: best friend. So in other words, I want him to
Speaker 6: confide in me. And I had a great relationship with
Speaker 6: my son, and it's the mornings are the toughest. Is
Speaker 6: the toughest, and I'm just tired of this happening, and
Speaker 6: I think it's time that, you know, we we do
Speaker 6: something about it, because again, you know, three months from now,
Speaker 6: there'll be another kid, Unfortunately, there'll be another innocent bystander.
Speaker 6: This savage who did this should not have been out there.
Speaker 6: He shouldn't have been he should not have felt comfortable
Speaker 6: pull out of gun, shoot into the street recklessly, just
Speaker 6: like that, like with no with no hesitation whatsoever. And
Speaker 6: it's time for us to really stand up because there's
Speaker 6: more more more of us than they're of them, more
Speaker 6: of us, but we just stay quiet, we don't do
Speaker 6: anything about it. And I understand because that was on
Speaker 6: the other side, and I realized that a lot of
Speaker 6: times the the justice system, there is no justice, and
Speaker 6: it's it's it's to me, it's I just can't just
Speaker 6: let this slide like that, And you know, we have
Speaker 6: to do something. And I thank God for someone like
Speaker 6: Sarpa who's out there and she's exposing what's really going on,
Speaker 6: and we need more people like that. And since I
Speaker 6: listened to your show all the time, I contacted you
Speaker 6: a few days after. Didn't know how to do it.
Speaker 6: Try to contact you. I actually try to contact other
Speaker 6: shows in the city. But I reappreciate you giving us
Speaker 6: the parents and to express what's going on in the
Speaker 6: city and we have to do something about it, and
Speaker 6: shaking your hand, hugging you, and I understand that you
Speaker 6: feel our loss, and I appreciate you for that. Sirs.
Speaker 5: Oh, come on, I thought you guys were amazing on Friday.
Speaker 5: Thank you for saying all that. I didn't realize that
Speaker 5: you actually reached out to me and listened to my show.
Speaker 5: So I'm really honored to hear that heesus. And again,
Speaker 5: thirty years of service to this city. I want to
Speaker 5: circle back with each of you one more time. You
Speaker 5: have about six more minutes. So He's right, You're terrific
Speaker 5: and you should be the next attorney general. But getting
Speaker 5: back to this creep that did this, this savage low life.
Speaker 5: First of all, how old is he is the purp
Speaker 5: And secondly, in terms of Jacob's Law and the punishment
Speaker 5: for this person, and Dahali has said it, the last
Speaker 5: thing we wanted, some type of you know, negotiation. We
Speaker 5: want this guy to never see the light of day again.
Speaker 5: We're alway in all that that process.
Speaker 27: Well, the perpetrator is an adult. I know some of
Speaker 27: these situations recently we've seen like in Yonkers, where the
Speaker 27: perpetrator is a minor. That's a whole other problem. We're
Speaker 27: seeing the raise the age laws. We now there's a
Speaker 27: law enforcement official upstate who calls raised the age concealed
Speaker 27: carry for miners because right now, basically there's no consequence
Speaker 27: if a minor has an illegal firearm. But that's that's
Speaker 27: that's also adding to the to the problems. But in
Speaker 27: this case, the perpetrator is an adult. And what Jacob's
Speaker 27: law does is it makes sure that if an adult
Speaker 27: murders a child is going to go away for life.
Speaker 25: And that's that's the the that's the thing that will make.
Speaker 27: A criminal think twice before he recklessly shoots into a crowd,
Speaker 27: shoots at a adega, shoots in a neighborhood with families
Speaker 27: and children.
Speaker 26: And that's what we need.
Speaker 27: We need consequences again in New York. But we have
Speaker 27: as as you said, right now, we have lawlessness. There's
Speaker 27: no consequences for crime, and the criminals know it, which
Speaker 27: is why they can go around and not worry and
Speaker 27: do what they want to do without any fear. And
Speaker 27: we have to put that fear back, and that comes
Speaker 27: with consequences. You know, I'm a parent, I have four
Speaker 27: kids of my own. When I heard this story, you know,
Speaker 27: my heart broke.
Speaker 26: It could have been one of my sons. And it's
Speaker 26: just one of those things.
Speaker 27: Where you never want anyone to feel this way and
Speaker 27: the hardest.
Speaker 26: One of the worst things about it is here is
Speaker 26: a couple who has spoken out.
Speaker 21: A lot of folks.
Speaker 27: They're very quiet in their grief. Understandably, they take some time.
Speaker 27: Everyone agreeves in their own way. But here's a couple
Speaker 27: who's spoken out.
Speaker 26: They met with the mayor, they they met with the.
Speaker 27: DA, they met with elected officials. Anyone could have answered
Speaker 27: their call to action, and no one did. And that's
Speaker 27: why I went to them. You know, I had a
Speaker 27: chance to go to the funeral. When I spoke with
Speaker 27: the Valley for the first time, I told her my
Speaker 27: background says there's anything I can do to help, and
Speaker 27: she said, I want a bill. She had the presence
Speaker 27: of mind at her son's funeral to say I want
Speaker 27: a bill.
Speaker 26: I said, okay, I'll write that bill for you.
Speaker 21: And I was pleased to work.
Speaker 27: With the legislative staff of Senator Orton, Leader ra in Albany,
Speaker 27: and we got that bill together and it's being introduced
Speaker 27: to the legislature very soon.
Speaker 26: And that's what Jacob's Law is. But frankly, it shouldn't
Speaker 26: have even had I shouldn't have had to come into
Speaker 26: the picture here. Why aren't our current elected officials doing anything? Well,
Speaker 26: I'll tell you why. I said where we are right now.
Speaker 21: It's a policy choice by the people who.
Speaker 27: Are currently in charge.
Speaker 21: You know, when you talk to.
Speaker 26: People in the branch, they say, we need more of
Speaker 26: a police presence. Well, we were supposed to get five
Speaker 26: hundred and eighty new.
Speaker 27: Police officers in the budget this year.
Speaker 26: But who changed their mind on that? That was the mayor.
Speaker 26: The mayor cut that back.
Speaker 21: So you were supposed to have you.
Speaker 26: Have a new command in the Bronx and it was
Speaker 26: supposed to be staffed by new police.
Speaker 27: Officers, but they cut out the police officers. You know,
Speaker 27: we have an Attorney General who actually funds defund the
Speaker 27: police organizations. More than fifty four million dollars of tax
Speaker 27: spare of money has gone to organizations that advocate for
Speaker 27: defunding the NYPD and a collective future without jails.
Speaker 26: That money should be going to help victims, not criminals.
Speaker 27: But it's backwards right now in New York and we
Speaker 27: need to set it right.
Speaker 5: You are right. I got about two minutes to go
Speaker 5: Mgdalia on these mornings when you walk past Jacob's bedroom,
Speaker 5: and that's got to be the most difficult part of
Speaker 5: the day. I too have two children, and I couldn't
Speaker 5: imagine what you're going through. But there's got to be
Speaker 5: a memory something that happened recently that even in your
Speaker 5: darkest moments, something you said to Jacob, something you did
Speaker 5: with Jacob that's going to make you happy. What would
Speaker 5: that be?
Speaker 21: Right?
Speaker 6: So sucky? It would have.
Speaker 28: A totem Jacob, you know, like a really you know,
Speaker 28: we were going through some things sometimes, you know, because
Speaker 28: he was kind of michievous, like he was doing his
Speaker 28: pranks and stuff like that to mess with us. And
Speaker 28: I told him, like, let's go out. And we just
Speaker 28: went out. I think we went out to We went
Speaker 28: out to like Applebee's or something like that, and we
Speaker 28: just sat there, we had dinner, and we did so
Speaker 28: many snapchat filters and I have that day recorded on
Speaker 28: my phone, so many Snapchat pictures of just me and him,
Speaker 28: just me and him acting silly, and towards the end
Speaker 28: when we get home, he just gives me the biggest
Speaker 28: hug and he's like, Mama had a great day, Like
Speaker 28: you are the best mom. And I told him, don't.
Speaker 5: Well the prop documented just can never take that away.
Speaker 27: You know that.
Speaker 5: He's same quest to you, what's what happened? We should
Speaker 5: be a little boy that'll make even the darkest days better.
Speaker 6: To me, said is the I was laying in my
Speaker 6: bed watching TV and he comes up to me, puts
Speaker 6: his arms around me, and he says, thank you that.
Speaker 6: So I looked at him and I go for what
Speaker 6: and he says, uh. First he gives me a hug
Speaker 6: and a kiss, and he said thank you that, and
Speaker 6: I go for what. He goes for believing and you
Speaker 6: know you always believe in me, and I'm going to
Speaker 6: make I'm going to make you proud. And to me,
Speaker 6: that is the moment that I I really share this
Speaker 6: the most about my son, and because I always talked
Speaker 6: to him about you know, life and what I want
Speaker 6: and how I want him to be the kind of
Speaker 6: man I want him to be. And we had that
Speaker 6: talk on a daily basis, so that to me resonates
Speaker 6: with me and always stay with me and that that's
Speaker 6: the best memory that I am. He gave me hug
Speaker 6: and a kids and said thank you for believing in me,
Speaker 6: and I do. I still do believe in Jacob, you know,
Speaker 6: even though he's not here physically, but he's with me
Speaker 6: in spirit and dismiss him every day.
Speaker 5: Well, he sounds like a really special little boy, Hey SUSI,
Speaker 5: I mean, oh god, does he sound like a beautiful
Speaker 5: little boy. And again the good news is, hey Susan mcdaliah,
Speaker 5: that those those memories will never go away, never go away,
Speaker 5: and he's gonna end up doing a lot of things
Speaker 5: in death and saving a lot of lives. I do
Speaker 5: believe Jacob's law will be passed. I think you've got
Speaker 5: the amazing Ceritha with you. That's a good thing. And again,
Speaker 5: I hated to meet you folks like I had to
Speaker 5: on Friday with this story, but man, I was happy
Speaker 5: we did meet because you're both really incredible people mcdalia
Speaker 5: and Hey Susan, But.
Speaker 28: I want you to know that you are helping my
Speaker 28: son have a voice as well. You know when they
Speaker 28: say it takes a village to raise it child and
Speaker 28: means people like you as well, So I want to
Speaker 28: thank you for your time.
Speaker 5: Oh, thank you, thank you, guys, thank you. Hey, Sue's
Speaker 5: hoping I get to see her one of these days.
Speaker 5: I'll take you apple lunch. Okay, so good, all right, mcdalia,
Speaker 5: you'd be well too, and so we thought you keep
Speaker 5: fighting you are you all great? I mean, I hope
Speaker 5: you weren't. I hope you're on next attorney general. But
Speaker 5: either way, you're just a very very special young lady.
Speaker 6: Thank you so much, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 5: All right, guys, that is hopefully our next attorney general.
Speaker 5: So ritha coma to already. She really is terrific and
Speaker 5: lovely couple mcdalia Martinez and Hey, Sue's waite. Sue had
Speaker 5: to do it no parent wants to do and Berry,
Speaker 5: the twelve year old murdered son a couple of weeks ago.
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Speaker 13: Yes, I do support the governor in her reelection, and
Speaker 13: I will be making that support clear at every opportunity
Speaker 13: that I have. And I also think there is a
Speaker 13: very clear choice here between Governor Hockel and Bruce Blakeman.
Speaker 13: Yesterday I was standing with Governor Hocke as she announced
Speaker 13: that she was going to invest more than seven million
Speaker 13: dollars in funding to ensure that there are no unaccompanied
Speaker 13: miners without legal defense in our city. The Trump administration
Speaker 13: had made a decision that would strip these miners of
Speaker 13: their legal defense. Now, if a New Yorker looks at
Speaker 13: what ICE is doing and they want to see more
Speaker 13: of it, they should vote for Bruce Blakeman, who has
Speaker 13: created his own militia in Nassau County. If a New
Speaker 13: Yorker looks at what ICE is doing and is shocked
Speaker 13: by the inhumanity and the cruelty shut up that is
Speaker 13: in the very heart of that agency's operation, then they
Speaker 13: should vote for govern Nothing.
Speaker 5: And these are the type of people that ICE is
Speaker 5: are resting every day thanks to people like Tom Holman
Speaker 5: and Mark Wayne Mullins and a whole bunch of polks
Speaker 5: President Trump. These are the types of people. Dangerous people
Speaker 5: on the streets, rape, murder, drug dealers, the worst crimes
Speaker 5: you could possibly imagine. They do. That's what they do.
Speaker 5: And cleeps like Hokeel and Mom Donnie, they're out there
Speaker 5: every day trying desperately to make your city. Listen to me,
Speaker 5: carefully to make your city less safe, like Cocle is
Speaker 5: about to do starting August twenty fifth in the safest
Speaker 5: county in America, Nassau County. So who better to talk
Speaker 5: to than the borders on himself? He knows how much
Speaker 5: I love him. I really think this guy's a hero.
Speaker 5: I say it every time because I really believe it
Speaker 5: in my heart of hearts. This guy does more good
Speaker 5: for America on a daily basis than just about anybody.
Speaker 5: My dear friend, Tom Holman, mister Homan, Welcome back, my friend.
Speaker 5: How are you.
Speaker 6: I'm doing great. I'm actually on my way upstate New York.
Speaker 6: So I hope I run unto him.
Speaker 5: Oh God, me too. And I hope he tries to
Speaker 5: spin an apple in your face again. No, you actually
Speaker 5: eating the Macintosh apple that day when he was spitting
Speaker 5: in your face. But you know you heard that audio.
Speaker 5: You saw that video, Tom, and you and I had
Speaker 5: a private conversation via text. But none of what he
Speaker 5: said in that statement about Hukel and Blakeman, was true,
Speaker 5: was it?
Speaker 6: No, it's not true.
Speaker 21: You know.
Speaker 19: Yeah, Hope call him saying that you know Trump aministration
Speaker 19: took legal representation from unaccompany alien children.
Speaker 6: Aim and we did not. We just since we simply
Speaker 6: switched contracts to another vendor who's providing better service. Matter
Speaker 6: of fact, since that contract's been in place, not one
Speaker 6: on the company child has not been to hearing without
Speaker 6: a lawyer standing by side. So they're they're lying to
Speaker 6: the New York taxpayers. They want to spend millions of
Speaker 6: dollars year money on a lie because the Trump administration
Speaker 6: has already got discovered, already paid for it, and it
Speaker 6: already exists.
Speaker 5: Let's talk about these miners too. You know, it's funny, Tom.
Speaker 5: They make them sound like they're like nice, little six
Speaker 5: year old little girl, still holding a blanket, maybe a
Speaker 5: little doll. A lot of these miners, if you want
Speaker 5: to call them that. I've been told by people in
Speaker 5: the system who go to immigration court are twenty one
Speaker 5: year old men unvetted. You have no idea who these
Speaker 5: people are. They're still considered miners in a court of law.
Speaker 5: But at twenty one years old, a twenty one year
Speaker 5: old man. That's not a minor, is it.
Speaker 6: No, that's absolutely not. That's a big problem we have.
Speaker 6: Over eighty percent of all the unaccompanied alien children are
Speaker 6: sixteen and seventeen. That's what they claim anyways, right, so
Speaker 6: we got it, Like we look the other day, a
Speaker 6: vast majority claim to be seventeen. And why here is
Speaker 6: that because of eighteen it's going to be a nicey attention.
Speaker 6: They're seventeen to get a whole new system, whether they
Speaker 6: put with officer refugee, we sell them an AHHS in
Speaker 6: place of a sponsor while we you know, go through
Speaker 6: the immigration procedures. And that's why lava thoughts claim to
Speaker 6: be seventeen, they're actually you know, eighteen, nineteen twenty. And
Speaker 6: you know, it's hard to prove their age because you know,
Speaker 6: countries like Calsavadar, Guatemala, Honduras, even Mexico, you know the
Speaker 6: system they have down to the Czech dates birth and
Speaker 6: you know, verse certificates are very different, if they even exist.
Speaker 6: So it's hard. So we got a lot of people
Speaker 6: claiming to be seventeen, they're actually you know, order than that,
Speaker 6: playing the system. But we catch a lot of them.
Speaker 6: But you know, I'd be a fool to say that
Speaker 6: not in any of these uh you know, the ones
Speaker 6: that claim to be seventeen are actually eight or nineteen
Speaker 6: get through the system that is a big issue, and
Speaker 6: that's you know that you're right, it's a big misconception.
Speaker 6: These are toddlers three year old, four years now. Look
Speaker 6: during a Biden border crisis, there was toddlers come across
Speaker 6: that border and they're just wander around their own to
Speaker 6: the borbitulation and found them. Vast majority of UACs are
Speaker 6: sixteen and seventeen years old. That's what they claim to be.
Speaker 5: And these SIJ cases, I was told the great Tom Holman.
Speaker 5: You know, they're almost never declined. These people, these kids, minors, adults,
Speaker 5: whoever they are. And it turns out to be much
Speaker 5: easier than trying to get through the country through asylum.
Speaker 5: Isn't that true?
Speaker 6: Well, silens abeers, we know that. What people need to
Speaker 6: understand is that you know, you got the leftop there
Speaker 6: saying that if you are silum seekers, they are right.
Speaker 6: They claim asylum, you know they're they're escaping fear and
Speaker 6: persecution from the homeland. Bottom line is, if you look
Speaker 6: at the immigration data from Immigration Court, about ninety two
Speaker 6: percent of these people who claim asylum end up with
Speaker 6: an order removal. They simply don't qualify for asylum. They're
Speaker 6: not escaping fear in persecution because of race, religion, or
Speaker 6: political affiliation. They're coming here for a job, they're coming
Speaker 6: for a better life, and I get that, but these
Speaker 6: are economic migans. These are these aren't these aren't asylum.
Speaker 6: You know, these bomb asylum secrets. That's what we're asking for.
Speaker 6: But they're really not qualified for asylum. Less than less
Speaker 6: than eight percent actually qualify for asylum. And what people
Speaker 6: need to understand is while they're clogging up a system
Speaker 6: with their frauds and asylum claims, there are actually thousands
Speaker 6: of people in the world that really are escaping fear
Speaker 6: and persecution from the government that needs, you know, the
Speaker 6: United States to stay then give a place to live.
Speaker 6: So they're clogging up the system. But you know, the
Speaker 6: the u a c. S. Under the Trump administration, we've
Speaker 6: had a lot of immigration judges and they're and they're
Speaker 6: they're calling their com balls and stripes. If they don't
Speaker 6: qualify and if there's no proof you know that they
Speaker 6: have a reason, a legal reason to be here. They're
Speaker 6: being deported too. Matter of fact, remember a couple monthsgow
Speaker 6: we try to port a bunch of children back to
Speaker 6: Honduras and we were sued by Open border advocates. Uh,
Speaker 6: and we weren't able to reunite these children with their
Speaker 6: parents in their home country. So we're that's that's in
Speaker 6: the court system right now. So they say they care
Speaker 6: about the miners, they say they want to keep them together.
Speaker 6: But when we find that, when we've got an alien
Speaker 6: child that's going to order removal and we find the parents,
Speaker 6: they're fighting us on reporting that alien child back to
Speaker 6: us parents. It's ridiculous.
Speaker 5: Interesting. And you know these family courts are all bogged
Speaker 5: down too. You just talked about Tom, and uh, you
Speaker 5: know they've got these uh I guess like sponsors or
Speaker 5: I guess a better word may be guardian and uh,
Speaker 5: there are cases where these guards they got like twelve
Speaker 5: or fourteen kids. Here's the best part of the story, Tom.
Speaker 5: The kids don't even know who these people are. It's
Speaker 5: kind of like you know the Chinese marriages. They come in,
Speaker 5: you pay them, you get married. Now you're a citizen.
Speaker 5: These guardians have ten, twelve, fourteen kids. They don't even
Speaker 5: know each other. I mean, it's a complete sham.
Speaker 25: We got.
Speaker 19: Look, we got some guary, we got some sponsors that
Speaker 19: have over twenty children. Then when you go to find
Speaker 19: the children that are there because they're either guard or
Speaker 19: they're they're giving us somebody else some bottom line is
Speaker 19: but you know, under Joe Biden just shy of a
Speaker 19: half a million children, we're smuggling in this country an
Speaker 19: their parents turn them over to a criminal organization, a
Speaker 19: cartel to be smuggling in the country. Right, So these
Speaker 19: children were first abandoned by their parents. If you and
Speaker 19: I left our child in a car, went to the
Speaker 19: grocery store and grabs, you know, a gallon of milk,
Speaker 19: we'd be arrested. These parents put their children in the
Speaker 19: hands of criminal cartels to be smuggled across the boarder,
Speaker 19: and god knows must happen the summer, and some died,
Speaker 19: and some were certainly sexually abused. But at the half
Speaker 19: man that were smuggled here, the Biden administration released them
Speaker 19: to unvetters, sponsors. He just says some sponsored that up
Speaker 19: with twenty children. You know, you got a single male
Speaker 19: you know, had a custody of sixty seven you know,
Speaker 19: female children. And the Trump administrations they lost track of
Speaker 19: three hundred thousand. But since present trunt'smen in office, we've
Speaker 19: located over one hundred and fifty one thousand of these children.
Speaker 19: President Trump is saving ch children's lives every day. Not
Speaker 19: everyone these char one hundred and fifty one thousand were
Speaker 19: victims of sex trafficking and forced labor, but many were
Speaker 19: and we saved them. So in President Trump is committed,
Speaker 19: we're not going to stop this effort till we find
Speaker 19: every child. Now, a lot of these children are over
Speaker 19: the age eighteen right now, but we're still looking for him.
Speaker 19: Because just because you're eighteen or nineteen doesn't mean you're
Speaker 19: not a victim of sex trafficking. You're not forcing a
Speaker 19: sex labor, you're not forcing forced labor. President Trump is
Speaker 19: committed to finding these children. Biden administration weren't even looked
Speaker 19: there for this undred thousand word missing.
Speaker 5: It's amazing because you find over one hundred and fifty
Speaker 5: thousand kids, right, you deport all these really terrible people
Speaker 5: in the thousands, Tom Holman, this American hero, Tom Holman,
Speaker 5: in the thousands, murderers, rapists, drug dealers, pedophiles, the worst
Speaker 5: possible people, And all you hear about still is when
Speaker 5: a good and Alex Preddi and two other people and look,
Speaker 5: I don't want to discount their lives are dead today. Okay.
Speaker 5: And the one thing about you is I got to
Speaker 5: give you credit time. Okay, you have bent over backwards.
Speaker 5: You really have to try to figure out a way
Speaker 5: for ICE to be equally as effective without some of
Speaker 5: these hiccups. Right, You've talked about body cameras, You've talked
Speaker 5: about electric shock gloves. So I don't know how anybody
Speaker 5: can have any complaints with you. You're out there saving
Speaker 5: these cities every single day and still trying to cooperate.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and people didn't understand that.
Speaker 19: You know, the bottom line is to this day, between
Speaker 19: sixty five and seventy percent of everybody of your arrest
Speaker 19: is a criminalalian that means are published safety threat. So
Speaker 19: we've arrested thousands, thousands off the street in New York.
Speaker 19: So Mayor Madami and government, hoko, you welcome.
Speaker 6: We made your city major stay safer. And we're not
Speaker 6: We're not finished yet, and we're won't keep on doing it,
Speaker 6: but you know we try. Look, I don't want to
Speaker 6: see anybody die. I don't want to.
Speaker 19: See any alien die. I don't want to see the
Speaker 19: officer die. We're trying to give them the Tuesday eight.
Speaker 19: You've seen the videos of the last year and a half.
Speaker 19: They know the fights all the time. So the Chakras
Speaker 19: which are left is going crazy about how dare they
Speaker 19: get these gloves. They're going to torture people. There's no
Speaker 19: different than the taser. Every just about every police department
Speaker 19: in the country has tasers. Different with these shock clubs,
Speaker 19: you don't have to when you're busy fighting somebody you
Speaker 19: want to release one handed to find a taser and
Speaker 19: tase them. You already have them on your hands if
Speaker 19: you need to deploy them. But look, you know there's
Speaker 19: a lot of training going on with this.
Speaker 6: We got you know, the pretaing procost'll be and there's
Speaker 6: a lot of studies that being done. These won't be
Speaker 6: on the field for a while. I actually think they
Speaker 6: have a better place for in detention facilies where the
Speaker 6: aliens get out to the trail inside of facilities called riots.
Speaker 6: But look, there's another tool or two belt. We don't
Speaker 6: want to use them either. And as you said, you
Speaker 6: know there's been several shootings late and I said it,
Speaker 6: you know, a couple weeks and of course elect going crazy.
Speaker 6: I said, some of these people will be alive today.
Speaker 6: They just comply with law. Enforcement. You know, if there's
Speaker 6: if there's a law enforcement officer approaches you, comply, comply
Speaker 6: with his orders. You can sue them later, or you
Speaker 6: can you know, take action later, or you can file
Speaker 6: complaint later. But you should always comply a law enforce
Speaker 6: I know, if I get bold over in my personal vehicle,
Speaker 6: I'm going to comply with that officer. Even if I
Speaker 6: disagree with them, I'm gonna comply. I'm gonna follow the orders.
Speaker 6: And that's what all that's what we're all, you know,
Speaker 6: we're taught to do is you know, growing up in
Speaker 6: this country, and I don't want to see anybody die.
Speaker 6: And I'm not saying if you don't comply, you should die.
Speaker 6: I'm saying there'd be less tragedies if people would just
Speaker 6: comply with law enforcement. With the Left in the last
Speaker 6: two years saying ICE isn't a real law enforcement agency,
Speaker 6: ICE is racist, and their nazising the Secret Police, it
Speaker 6: empowers some people to think that's okay not to comply.
Speaker 6: And so the hateful writer is causing a lot of
Speaker 6: trategedies of the field. And I want to prevent all
Speaker 6: of it. And we're gonna keep you know, we're gonna
Speaker 6: keep stepping up doing our job. But people need to understand,
Speaker 6: Hoko Manami, We're not going away. We're here to stay.
Speaker 6: If you don't like it, Hoko, if you don't like
Speaker 6: it with your work, with your New York senators and congressmen,
Speaker 6: tell them to change immigration law. We're not making this up.
Speaker 6: We're enforcement laws enacted by Congress, and we're not going
Speaker 6: to stop. Look born in New York, raised in New York,
Speaker 6: when the College in New York was a coup of
Speaker 6: New York, I'm going to die in New York. I'm
Speaker 6: gona retire New York. New York is always gonna be
Speaker 6: the top of my mind. And as far as I'm
Speaker 6: concerned that New York's will be a safe and the
Speaker 6: state and the nation have had my way. So we're
Speaker 6: not going away. We're gonna keep doing this job.
Speaker 5: I love that living in New York, working in New
Speaker 5: York because you know on not so counties a safe
Speaker 5: as county in America. Tomow when you know this, And
Speaker 5: we just had a huge rally for Bruce Blakeman on Friday.
Speaker 5: President Trump was here and he was great as he
Speaker 5: always is, and Todd Blant was here and Cas Ptel
Speaker 5: doing a great jo.
Speaker 19: Yeah, yeah, I met, I had dinner with like one night.
Speaker 19: I was up in Omnie coming at me talk and look,
Speaker 19: I can't in my position, I can't endorse anybody for
Speaker 19: a Electually, I'm not allowed to do that. However, Groce
Speaker 19: blaken had a lot of good, you know ideas on
Speaker 19: two eighty seven g and you know immigration enforcement, and
Speaker 19: you know again, I can't endorse anybody, but this complete
Speaker 19: opposite where I heard from the other side.
Speaker 21: Right.
Speaker 5: In fact, August twenty fifth, she'll go in Nassau County,
Speaker 5: her new bill goes into effect where they really do
Speaker 5: less and less with ice like County Ocal is going
Speaker 5: out of her way, Tom Holman, to make Nassau County
Speaker 5: the safest county in America less safe. How does that
Speaker 5: make sense?
Speaker 6: It doesn't make sense, you know, as if you see
Speaker 6: her on all the time saying, you know, she wanted
Speaker 6: her law enforcement, the civil immigration enforcement, she much just support,
Speaker 6: you know, as the enforcement against criminal illego aliens. Well
Speaker 6: again she's lying, right because if she really supported that
Speaker 6: we focus on criminal illegal aliens, well guess where we
Speaker 6: find them in the jails? And where did you lock
Speaker 6: us out? Of the jails. She can't square that. You
Speaker 6: can't stay support no enforce against criminal illegal eergin and
Speaker 6: lock us out of jail. You can't square that saying
Speaker 6: I support the action against criminal illegal aliens, but end
Speaker 6: our two eighty seven G programs. We have taken hundreds
Speaker 6: and just in the several counties that there's two eighty
Speaker 6: seven G program including Nasaul County, we have taken hundreds
Speaker 6: and thousands of criminal aliens out of these jails, got
Speaker 6: them in the jail before the release in the public
Speaker 6: to re effect which is safer for the community, safer
Speaker 6: for the officer, and frankly safer for the alien. She
Speaker 6: ended those agreements, she ended the jail contracts, so she
Speaker 6: can't sit there and tell them, the New Yorkers that
Speaker 6: she cares about enforcement of criminal illego aliens and a
Speaker 6: locker inside the jails. Again another lie to the taxpayers
Speaker 6: in New York.
Speaker 5: So I don't let you run. But just to reiterate,
Speaker 5: Tom Holme and uh, Kathy Hochel is listening and when
Speaker 5: she does, and it gets back for a right away,
Speaker 5: trust me, Tom always does. And the creep mayor Mom
Speaker 5: Donnie somewhere up stating York got to hope you want
Speaker 5: it to be so great, please God, Just to reiterate,
Speaker 5: no matter what they say, no matter what they do,
Speaker 5: they can yell and scream all they want. You guys
Speaker 5: are here and you're still coming. That's it right.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, We're going to know in New York state has
Speaker 6: a huge ille immigration problem. Matter of fact, where do
Speaker 6: we find a lot of these company children that were
Speaker 6: missing without a lot of New York we've stayed children
Speaker 6: in New York. We wean she needs to remember ICES
Speaker 6: took her ICE to sees more, sees the nuts, fat,
Speaker 6: and aw the kill every American three times. ICES has
Speaker 6: taken thousands of guns off the street. ICE has attacked
Speaker 6: child trafficking no one's ever seen, and rest a lot
Speaker 6: of child predators, put them in prison. ICE's ICE is
Speaker 6: investigating organizations that smuggle technology out of this country and
Speaker 6: sold to our enemies. You're usuing this our war fighters.
Speaker 6: ICE is a big organization. We enforced over federals four
Speaker 6: hundred federal statutes and we're not going anywhere where. American
Speaker 6: America is safe again. President Trump supports ICE in the
Speaker 6: Board of show most secure board of history of this nation.
Speaker 6: We got record numbers of rest and deportations right now.
Speaker 6: That's what American people voted for. That's why President Trump's
Speaker 6: in the White House and they can't stop us.
Speaker 5: I love President trumpet man. Do we love you. Lucky
Speaker 5: to have you. I say it every Tom, Tom Holm,
Speaker 5: and not to embarrass you, but I mean it. You
Speaker 5: are as good as an American as I've ever met.
Speaker 5: God bless you, We love you. Keep up the great work.
Speaker 5: Thank you for keeping on with and American City safe.
Speaker 5: And just keep out at Tom Holman. We love you,
Speaker 5: Thank you so much.
Speaker 6: All right, thank you Brober.
Speaker 5: God bless you, Tom Holman. Right there, the borders are
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