Speaker 1: Sid and Friends in the Morning, entertaining and informative.
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Speaker 3: Sid Rosenberg Aia, Sid, do you want to come up here?
Speaker 4: Said Mark?
Speaker 5: Should I let Sid come up? Mark? I think so?
Speaker 5: Come on Sid.
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Speaker 5: Far Giovanni Galante. And he's the man that's taughted this petition.
Speaker 5: I'm on board one hundred percent to keep the mayor
Speaker 5: away from the nine to eleven Commemoration memorial service coming
Speaker 5: up this year. Twenty five years. This is the one
Speaker 5: that's gonna hurt, but she deserves it. It's been twenty
Speaker 5: five years. If you had a chance to talk to
Speaker 5: Grace today, what would you tell him?
Speaker 6: Which I would say?
Speaker 7: Think you got me on that one now, Sorry.
Speaker 6: Tough, Yeah, okay, okay. She's missed. She definitely missed her parents,
Speaker 6: her sister, her brother, my family. We all miss her.
Speaker 6: We all won't wish we could. She would be the
Speaker 6: person to be the first call to us. We miss that,
Speaker 6: We miss her being around, the attention that she gives
Speaker 6: to everyone, it's something you can't even put in words.
Speaker 7: You can't. When you meet people that especially, you know,
Speaker 7: there's not much that you can really emphasize. It's it's
Speaker 7: just a matter you have to know her to just understand.
Speaker 7: And people that did, they all say great things. Till today,
Speaker 7: there's not one soul that says something bad.
Speaker 8: I will proudly honor the families, the survivors, the first
Speaker 8: tress fonders forever impacted by that horrific terror attack by
Speaker 8: standing alongside them.
Speaker 9: Back to the race for US Senate, this one is
Speaker 9: a bit of a rarity. We don't usually get this
Speaker 9: kind of disparity in the primaries. Two candidates, Congresswoman Haley
Speaker 9: Stevens and doctor Abdul lsied with very different positions on
Speaker 9: a number of key issues. It's what's making this one
Speaker 9: of the most closely watched and expensive races in the
Speaker 9: entire country.
Speaker 10: No reforms, not a penny more for this rogue agency
Speaker 10: than is wreaking havoc.
Speaker 11: She's also voted to raise ICE funding four times.
Speaker 2: I said that we need to abolish ice.
Speaker 9: Both candidates laying out their positions during the debate earlier
Speaker 9: this week right here at Fox two. Immigration and Customs
Speaker 9: enforcement just one of the many topics dividing these candidates.
Speaker 9: Another is the money that's being spent in this campaign.
Speaker 9: I'll say y Ed focusing on the pro Israel lobby APEC.
Speaker 11: The difference between US is forty six million dollars of
Speaker 11: APAC spending.
Speaker 12: They've set a record in this race.
Speaker 11: Help elect my opponent because they know that she'll be
Speaker 11: a reliable vote.
Speaker 10: I want to see long term peace. I want to
Speaker 10: see a two state solution. I am deeply proud to
Speaker 10: represent one of the largest Jewish populations in a congressional
Speaker 10: district in the country.
Speaker 9: Also, jobs, both candidates playing up their backgrounds, Congresswoman Hailey
Speaker 9: Stevens serving as the chief of staff for President Barack
Speaker 9: Obama's Auto Rescue Task Force, which she claims saved hundreds
Speaker 9: of thousands of jobs. Elsay Ed, however, has the endorsement
Speaker 9: of the UAW.
Speaker 10: I was deeply proud to play a role in the
Speaker 10: Obama administration when our Big three was on the line,
Speaker 10: particularly General Motors and Chrysler, and hundreds of thousands of
Speaker 10: manufacturing jobs across our state.
Speaker 9: Finally, whoever wins this race will likely have to face
Speaker 9: Republican Mike Rogers.
Speaker 12: Polls show that that will.
Speaker 9: Be a close matchup no matter who moves on, but
Speaker 9: both candidates like their chances.
Speaker 11: Ask yourself, if d he funds both Mike Rodgers and
Speaker 11: Haley Stevens, who wins d D wins, and Blue Cross
Speaker 11: and Big Pharma and Big Tech and APAK all funded
Speaker 11: by the same people, You need a choice.
Speaker 10: They all agree that I will be Michigan's workhorse, that
Speaker 10: I will stand up for us on day one, that
Speaker 10: I will beat Mike Rogers just like I have beat
Speaker 10: Republicans four times over.
Speaker 13: If the WNBA's goal is to become the most inclusive
Speaker 13: league in the history of ever and to hit a
Speaker 13: pretty big payday, then they just got the opportunity of
Speaker 13: a lifetime thanks to Clay Travis introducing the Nashville Balls,
Speaker 13: the most inclusive team in all of WNBA history. Clay
Speaker 13: Travis vows to make it a one hundred percent trans team,
Speaker 13: meaning all players would be men identifying as women. He
Speaker 13: tweeted this, I'm prepared to buy WNBA expansion franchise and
Speaker 13: locate them in Nashville. I pledged to have a one
Speaker 13: hundred percent trans team all men who identify as women.
Speaker 13: I will also employ a one hundred percent trans coaching staff,
Speaker 13: most inclusive team in history. But Clay's not just saying it.
Speaker 13: He's putting his money where his mouth is. He offered
Speaker 13: the WNBA ten mis million dollars for a head to
Speaker 13: head basketball game between the defending WNBA champions, the Las
Speaker 13: Vegas Aces, and a boys' high school state title team
Speaker 13: of his choice. If the boys win, he'll give them
Speaker 13: ten million dollars to distribute as they see fit to
Speaker 13: their team members. Game on pay per view, with all
Speaker 13: profits donated to Tunnel to Towers to provide mortgage free
Speaker 13: homes to families of the see soldiers, police and first responders.
Speaker 13: If the Aces were to beat the boys team, he
Speaker 13: would give the WNBA ten million dollars. And I don't
Speaker 13: think he's kidding because he just gave Vanderbilt Law School
Speaker 13: ten million dollars. So the WNBA gets to own the
Speaker 13: title of most inclusive league, they get to showcase their
Speaker 13: women's ability, and the proceeds go to a good cause.
Speaker 13: We've heard from virtually every WNBA coach at this point
Speaker 13: and the league itself that inclusivity is in fact the goal.
Speaker 13: So what say you, WNBA? Just know if you'd declined
Speaker 13: the offer that makes you bigoted transphobes. Buy your own standard.
Speaker 13: I'm ready to buy my Nashville Balls merch. I cannot
Speaker 13: believe this is real life.
Speaker 14: You've been very open about coming back for this year
Speaker 14: last rodeo, and you talked about your wife saying, hey,
Speaker 14: have another year. Mike McCarthy, The here obviously a big deal.
Speaker 14: Can you tell us about the mindset of coming into
Speaker 14: your last season, like that's a real thing, it feels like,
Speaker 14: because is everything better? Is everything funner? Is everything more awesome?
Speaker 15: Like?
Speaker 12: How do you kind of view this year verse maybe
Speaker 12: the years of the past?
Speaker 16: I'm gonna plead the fifth okay, okay, like like that
Speaker 16: absolute coward, Tony absolute Yeah, are you kidding me?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 17: You got a pardon and you're in front and you
Speaker 17: pleaded over a hundred times yea at the White House?
Speaker 4: What are you scared of? Tony? I thought you were
Speaker 4: the science. Yeah, yeah, I thought you or I am
Speaker 4: science And you get up there and you can't answer
Speaker 4: a question. Yeah, what are we doing? And how much
Speaker 4: time did that work spend of that?
Speaker 17: How much time did they spend on my responses every
Speaker 17: week on my vaccination status? An Taylor at Travis's wedding.
Speaker 17: They did they do even a minute? Did they do
Speaker 17: even a minute on Tony Fauci?
Speaker 12: I don't think I've heard.
Speaker 4: I bet they didn't.
Speaker 17: But on that note, and there was another scan this
Speaker 17: offseason too involved in a voter for m VP for
Speaker 17: Coach of the Year. How much time do you did
Speaker 17: your network spend? Where's your did your network spend on network?
Speaker 4: How much this is awesome? Go back to Faucie, go back.
Speaker 17: To the cow whard Tony fu science, You're spending the
Speaker 17: entire time writing in his diary about how fun it
Speaker 17: is to be famous.
Speaker 4: You gotta be kidding me?
Speaker 12: Okay, So on that note, what are you.
Speaker 4: Gonna say about me? Now? What are you gonna say
Speaker 4: about right now?
Speaker 12: I got no debate here? Are you at a five?
Speaker 5: Seriously?
Speaker 4: What are you gonna say about me?
Speaker 5: Now? Now?
Speaker 17: Now that you can't talk about the COVID stuff because
Speaker 17: obviously it was it was made, you know, in a
Speaker 17: lab in China, that's like not even a questionable anymore.
Speaker 17: Tony Fauci is an absolute criminal. I'm on I'm on
Speaker 17: good terms with my family. I'm on good terms of
Speaker 17: my family. What are you gonna say? Now, what are
Speaker 17: you gonna say?
Speaker 12: Now, don't you know? It's been a fun ride for you.
Speaker 17: That's been a great, great life and a great career.
Speaker 17: And it's nice to be sitting on this side now,
Speaker 17: especially after that cow the fifth. I thought you had
Speaker 17: a parton there, Tony. Why couldn't you answer one question
Speaker 17: the entire time?
Speaker 5: The Mets?
Speaker 18: So the Mets have now gotten rid of Tyrone Taylor,
Speaker 18: Clay Holmes, uh in addition to Luke Weaver. Peralta obviously
Speaker 18: went over the weekend. So they're doing what they needed
Speaker 18: to do. They're getting rid of dudes left right.
Speaker 19: And that's the second best prospect in the Cub's horm system.
Speaker 19: Let's see where he is on the overall.
Speaker 12: Movement with the Mets next year.
Speaker 19: Yeah right, And they can, but they can resign play Homes.
Speaker 12: He's gonna be free next year. Bring him back?
Speaker 5: Why not?
Speaker 19: They love him. If you're a Clay Home, richest owner
Speaker 19: in baseball outside of.
Speaker 12: Going for the most money, you ain't coming back.
Speaker 5: Why not?
Speaker 12: Because if your Clay Holmes, you've now dealt with.
Speaker 19: They they're the ones who made him Mone I know
Speaker 19: are not going to make them all this money. I
Speaker 19: know turning him into a starting pitcher. I get worked
Speaker 19: with them. You know, the Mets are going to be
Speaker 19: in it. They might fail and fall on their face
Speaker 19: like they did this year, but.
Speaker 12: I want to stay far away that organization.
Speaker 19: Yeah, I don't think I under staying.
Speaker 12: If you have.
Speaker 18: Choices, I get money's money. It's Steve Cohen says, you
Speaker 18: watch a vacuum, will overpay.
Speaker 19: I was saying, give him a discount, necessarily, but I
Speaker 19: wouldn't be afraid to resign with the Mets the Yankees,
Speaker 19: it's a disgrace. It's a miserable trade deadline. It's a
Speaker 19: failure of a deadline. There is no doubt about it.
Speaker 19: That's the only way to look at it. They are
Speaker 19: going to continue to throw out the worst catching situation
Speaker 19: in all of the sport, and they're doing it willingly.
Speaker 19: Bottom line, they're willingly playing the worst catchers in all
Speaker 19: of baseball. The New York Yankees will continue to roll out.
Speaker 19: I'm not going to kill them for rolling into the season.
Speaker 19: I think we all expect it wells to be better,
Speaker 19: not an All Star, but better than this. They are
Speaker 19: now willingly after the trade deadline, rolling out the worst
Speaker 19: position in all of Sports. Arguably the catcher position for
Speaker 19: the New York Yankees is the worst position player group
Speaker 19: in all of Major League Baseball the New York Yankees.
Speaker 19: They also are rolling out arguably one of the worst
Speaker 19: shortstop positions in the game, and third base ain't much
Speaker 19: better now they are willingly doing so willingly. It's unacceptable.
Speaker 19: It's a miserable deadline, and Brian Cashman has failed.
Speaker 12: Then I got carried.
Speaker 3: Away because the judge was extremely unfriendly to Janine, and frankly,
Speaker 3: I think she choked because the judge was really vicious.
Speaker 3: Instead of going after the people that did it, the
Speaker 3: judge went after her and went after her department.
Speaker 12: And I guess she choked. I don't know what the
Speaker 12: hell happened.
Speaker 5: I don't know what you.
Speaker 3: Don't you're fake news. Don't don't ever talk again. Your
Speaker 3: fakens one of the one of the worst of the business.
Speaker 3: Fortunately nobody watches you. But something happened.
Speaker 20: There was vandalism there, and there was some things from
Speaker 20: the contractor which you would we would fix. But it's
Speaker 20: almost complete and when it opens it's incredible.
Speaker 12: And I was.
Speaker 3: Disappointed with Janie Birou, really disappointed with Janine Biro. She
Speaker 3: shell like.
Speaker 5: An umbrella or open. This morning, he was all over
Speaker 5: Janine Piro. You know, I miss Janine. Janine was a
Speaker 5: big deal on this station. She hosted a very popular
Speaker 5: Sunday show. Sundays were great on this station. We had
Speaker 5: Rudy Giuliani and Janine Piro. That was a big Sunday
Speaker 5: morning here. They're still great with Kats's show. He's got
Speaker 5: a great show. But anybody who says we don't miss
Speaker 5: Rudy or Janine is lying lying. Janine put on a
Speaker 5: great show, and she was on this show every Tuesday,
Speaker 5: except when she wasn't because we would call her and
Speaker 5: she wouldn't pick up occasionally, kind of like Rudy, I
Speaker 5: go yet, Rudy, as we get set to commemb rate
Speaker 5: nine to eleven, you heard that Giovanni Galante heartbreaking cut.
Speaker 5: I got Ruddy, you're on tomorrow at eight thirty, eight thirty,
Speaker 5: I got it. And then we'd call Rudy at eight
Speaker 5: erian there w no answer. And then sometime in the
Speaker 5: ten o'clock hour, when somebody else was on their Rudy
Speaker 5: would call and I'm calling in for said, So you
Speaker 5: would do that all the time, right, home, so Janine
Speaker 5: gets taken to the woodshed and he will do this Trump.
Speaker 5: You know yesterday I had HHS Secretary Bobby Kennedy on
Speaker 5: this show. You want to know why the guys across
Speaker 5: the street get it too? And I get a six.
Speaker 5: This is why, Okay, this is why. Bobby Kennedy comes
Speaker 5: on the show yesterday and I asked him flat out,
Speaker 5: how are you and Trump? Why? Because Trump last week
Speaker 5: took Bobby Kennedy the woodshed, very upset about the vaccines
Speaker 5: and autism. You remember that nome so he is not
Speaker 5: He is not afraid to take out people that he loves,
Speaker 5: and it probably upsets them. I'm sure it does, but
Speaker 5: they always find a way to patch it up. So
Speaker 5: the person that is in the cross hands for Trump
Speaker 5: the last two days happens to be US attorney, former
Speaker 5: WABC employee, and a lady that I actually do love,
Speaker 5: Ganine Piero. Can you give us no him the backdrop
Speaker 5: on what happened here? This is about the reflection pool.
Speaker 21: Right right?
Speaker 22: Well, so you know you had that Olympian canoeist who
Speaker 22: was accused of vandalizing the new pool, the new work
Speaker 22: that had been done in the pool, at least that's
Speaker 22: what the prosecutors or the Trump administration was saying. But
Speaker 22: then you had Janine Piro over the weekend saying that
Speaker 22: there wasn't enough evidence to suggest that there was vandalism.
Speaker 5: So she actually dropped the chargers against this Olympics, and
Speaker 5: that pissed off Trump.
Speaker 22: Yeah, and he said, no, there is there's it's clear
Speaker 22: that this guy vandalized it to make some sort of
Speaker 22: political statement against the Trump administration. And she said, no,
Speaker 22: there's not enough to prosecute him. So you had the
Speaker 22: back and forth. But she's she's a tough woman. I
Speaker 22: wouldn't be worried, you know. He said she folded. I
Speaker 22: don't know that she folded. I think she just said,
Speaker 22: there's not enough here. Why take this case if we
Speaker 22: can't prosecute He said.
Speaker 5: More than that. First he said she choked, and he
Speaker 5: said she choked twice. And then at the very end
Speaker 5: he said, I'm very disappointed. She folded like a cheap umbrella.
Speaker 5: So he went from choke to folded. I was a
Speaker 5: pretty good ass beating right there. That wasn't just he
Speaker 5: made one comment, and you know, I'm a little upset.
Speaker 5: I'm disappointed choked twice, folded like an umbrella. That's a lot.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 22: Well, and that's like I think the third time he's
Speaker 22: commented on it. I mean, that's not the first time.
Speaker 22: He said something on Friday on Truth Social and I
Speaker 22: think he said something over the weekend too.
Speaker 5: I would just be careful. This is why today there's
Speaker 5: a confirmation hearing for Todd Blanch because Pam Bondy didn't
Speaker 5: do all the things that President Trump wanted her to do, right,
Speaker 5: that's the bottom line. Not enough people went to jail.
Speaker 5: You know, Jim Comey didn't go to jail, and all
Speaker 5: those CIA guys and the Epstein stuff, and you know,
Speaker 5: it went from Pam Bondy is a great attorney general
Speaker 5: down in Florida. Was so lucky to have her. Forget
Speaker 5: the original choice that President Trump made for that job.
Speaker 5: I hate bringing this up was Matt Gates. You remember that,
Speaker 5: I do that psycho Congressman Matt Gates, who does some
Speaker 5: podcast or some right wing show, I don't know. And
Speaker 5: when Gates didn't work out, Trump went to Bondy. Bondy
Speaker 5: didn't do all this stuff that Trump wanted to do.
Speaker 5: When here comes Todd Blanch that confirmation hearing is today.
Speaker 5: It's not the full Senate, but you get the feeling
Speaker 5: known that Todd Blanch will be confirmed to.
Speaker 22: Oh yeah, I think it's at nine o'clock this morning.
Speaker 22: And it was a stalled by these two Republican senators
Speaker 22: who wanted Blanche to issue a formal order that he
Speaker 22: would terminate that anti weaponization fund. That was that one
Speaker 22: point eight billion dollar fund that would have been used
Speaker 22: to compensate January sixth defendants who say they were targeted
Speaker 22: by the Biden Justice Department, and once.
Speaker 5: He was that Also part of that wasn't protecting Trump
Speaker 5: and his family from the il rest.
Speaker 21: That's right. The second part of it was, yeah, I
Speaker 21: thought so so.
Speaker 5: And one of those idiots was a guy that just
Speaker 5: hates Trump out of North Carolina. Tom tillis. The other
Speaker 5: one I think is Corwin. But both of those guys,
Speaker 5: to your point, have come around.
Speaker 22: Yes, yeah, And we'll point out that also Trump had
Speaker 22: endorsed the candidates that went up both against those guys
Speaker 22: when they were running or thinking about running for reelection.
Speaker 22: So you know they have some anger towards the president already.
Speaker 22: But so apparently Blanche over the weekend signaled that no,
Speaker 22: he won't sign off on this one point eight billion
Speaker 22: dollar fund, and that he went you know, he went
Speaker 22: public with it. He said, it's not gonna happen. I'm
Speaker 22: gonna terminate the fund. And they said, okay, that's what
Speaker 22: we're waiting for. And so they need those two Republicans
Speaker 22: or this can't get done. So it looks like he
Speaker 22: will be as go from acting Attorney General to the
Speaker 22: Attorney General if everything goes okay.
Speaker 5: This morning and Jake Clayton. While I was away last
Speaker 5: week in Pennsylvania with Ava, he was confirmed as the
Speaker 5: new dn I, replacing Toulcy gobberd Yes, yes, so I
Speaker 5: got this tax Nolman look was yesterday and it made
Speaker 5: me really happy. It said I didn't even know this
Speaker 5: guy at myself. Ohone, he must have gotten it from
Speaker 5: Phyllis and Sorella or Joanne Ariola. I'm glad he's got it.
Speaker 5: It says, See, this is Giovanni Galante. I want to
Speaker 5: thank you for having me on your show. Your audience
Speaker 5: is full of love and support, and the emails I
Speaker 5: am getting and expressing their lump of this issue is amazing.
Speaker 5: If possible, can we speak about getting back on with
Speaker 5: some other nine to eleven families in the near future.
Speaker 5: Call me when you're free to discuss. So I called
Speaker 5: mister Gallante yesterday and he thanked me time and time again.
Speaker 5: I thanked him over and over again. Thank you, I
Speaker 5: thank you, And we are going to bring on a
Speaker 5: bunch of these other families and don't listen to the
Speaker 5: local press or the mayor. Yes, there are some families.
Speaker 5: We had Joanne Ariola on yesterday our city council lady
Speaker 5: me and Lewis. She talked about this sorrow's pack that
Speaker 5: is out there to intimidate the nine to eleven families,
Speaker 5: and to be honest, some of them are intimidated. That's
Speaker 5: a fact. I'm sorry, but that's a fact. Mister Gallante
Speaker 5: even intimated that on this show that some of these
Speaker 5: families are very nervous about yelling about Mam Donni because
Speaker 5: of political repercussion. But the truth is, none of these
Speaker 5: families none want him there, none of them. So I
Speaker 5: get this text from Galante yesterday and you know what
Speaker 5: I did, guys, I went back and I listened again
Speaker 5: to the interview with me and Giovanni because and I
Speaker 5: say this, not at the risk of pissing off other
Speaker 5: hosts or journalists. I think you guys would agree there
Speaker 5: has been nobody in the media, nobody who's been all
Speaker 5: over nine to eleven and Mam Donnie more than me.
Speaker 5: Is that a fair statement? Not close, not even close.
Speaker 5: Every day we do some every day since Thank you
Speaker 5: Lewis Saturday, July the fourth, when we celebrated our countries
Speaker 5: two hundred and fiftieth birthday. I had somebody say to
Speaker 5: me yesterday. When I say somebody, I say, you can
Speaker 5: make an argument, this is the biggest star in our business.
Speaker 5: You can thirty minute phone call. Last night this person
Speaker 5: said your show really should be live from downtown on
Speaker 5: nine to eleven. Don't forget nine to eleven this year
Speaker 5: is a Friday to your show. If any show, any show,
Speaker 5: should broadcast live from downtown Manhattan by the Freedom Tower,
Speaker 5: it should be your show. And I gotta tell you,
Speaker 5: I was. It almost brought me to tears when this person,
Speaker 5: who's a huge star, much bigger star than me, said
Speaker 5: this to me on the phone last night. I was
Speaker 5: on it. I was humbled. So I went back and
Speaker 5: I listened to the Gallante interview again and he talked
Speaker 5: about the petition that morning. About a week ago, he
Speaker 5: had about fourteen thousand signatures. He came on this show,
Speaker 5: The Power of Sitting Friends in the Morning. Now he's
Speaker 5: got about eighty thousand signatures. And Phyllis in Sella, how
Speaker 5: do you say her name again? Phyllis? He works for
Speaker 5: Johanne Ariola. Do you know in Sorella? There it is
Speaker 5: and Joanne. They both deserve a lot of credit. But
Speaker 5: Giovanni came on this show and now it's a big deal.
Speaker 5: So I did play in the open the cut when
Speaker 5: I asked Giovanni about his loss. At the time, she
Speaker 5: was twenty nine. She'd be fifty four this year. His
Speaker 5: twenty nine year old wife, Grace went to work on
Speaker 5: that day in the South Tower and yet no reason
Speaker 5: to believe he was not going to see her later
Speaker 5: on that night. But he never saw her again. This
Speaker 5: is Lewis Giovanna Galante because there was an update on
Speaker 5: this story. Cut number one Giovanni Galante, and he's the
Speaker 5: man that started this petition. I'm on board one hundred
Speaker 5: percent to keep the mayor away from the nine to
Speaker 5: eleven Commemoration Memorial service coming up this year. Twenty five years.
Speaker 5: This is the one that's gonna hurt, but she deserves it.
Speaker 5: It's been twenty five years. If you had a chance
Speaker 5: to talk to Grace today, what would you tell her?
Speaker 6: I would I would say you got me on that one.
Speaker 6: Uh sorry, tough, Yeah, it's okay, okay. She's missed. She
Speaker 6: definitely missed her parents, her sister, her brother, my family.
Speaker 6: We all miss her.
Speaker 7: We all wish we could she would be the person
Speaker 7: to be the first call to us. We miss that,
Speaker 7: We miss her being around. The attention that she gives
Speaker 7: to everyone. It's something you can't even have put in words.
Speaker 7: You can't when you meet people that, especially, you know,
Speaker 7: there's not much that you can really emphasize. It's it's
Speaker 7: just a matter you have to know her to just understand.
Speaker 7: And people that did they all say great things. So
Speaker 7: today there's not one soul that says something bad.
Speaker 5: So you're the mayor, right, And we've been over this
Speaker 5: a million times. Hassan Piker clerics that of course were
Speaker 5: co conspirators in the nineteen ninety three World Trade Center bombing.
Speaker 5: Chevalier he just indoors for Congress who wiped her dirty
Speaker 5: hands with an American flag these are all the people
Speaker 5: that are your best friends and you associate yourself with,
Speaker 5: and you're gonna have the nerve to stand there. So
Speaker 5: we got an update yesterday, and I'm glad I played
Speaker 5: that Galante cut because it seems that even the mayor,
Speaker 5: the no heart mayor, has come to his senses and
Speaker 5: he's not going to come. Isn't that right? No?
Speaker 21: No, what he's going to be there?
Speaker 5: How do you know? Well?
Speaker 21: Because and I have to say, I love this.
Speaker 22: They continue to ask him, like almost every day, I
Speaker 22: know going, and they did yesterday and he said again, no,
Speaker 22: I'm going to be there.
Speaker 5: Well, let's make sure you're right, Lewis this is mom Donnie.
Speaker 5: That creeped the mayor? Is no right? Did he say again,
Speaker 5: I'm going to be there? Cut number two.
Speaker 8: I will proudly honor the families, the survivors, the first responders. Oh, no,
Speaker 8: forever impacted by that horrific terror attack by standing alongside them.
Speaker 5: Oh nobody wants that. So he's still coming.
Speaker 21: There's there's really no way he's not going to be there.
Speaker 22: He tell you all that, But there could be eight
Speaker 22: million signatures and he's going to show up.
Speaker 5: Well, then they have to do all these families, But
Speaker 5: the cops did to build the Blasio years ago, and
Speaker 5: they got to turn that back. You can't just have
Speaker 5: him stand there with his disgusting anti American jihad smile
Speaker 5: and do nothing about it. You can't. You gotta make
Speaker 5: some statement if the creep is gonna show up, even
Speaker 5: though he knows and his administration knows that nobody wants
Speaker 5: him there. Sorry, Frank, I love you, Frank, I love
Speaker 5: you to pieces, but stop the nonsense. Okay, nobody wanted
Speaker 5: to hear this lowlife speak at that soldier's funeral. Excellent
Speaker 5: jobd by Miranda Debayn yesterday, pointing that out of the
Speaker 5: New York Post, nobody wanted to hear that lowlife speak,
Speaker 5: and nobody wants him. There are nine to eleven who cares?
Speaker 5: What election he won? Who cares? You got a bunch
Speaker 5: of morons in New York, these stupid young girls from
Speaker 5: Williamsburg to the Upper East Side that voted for this crap.
Speaker 5: Well that the Muslim Brotherhood and Care and all these
Speaker 5: organizations like they're doing in Michigan today, make short to
Speaker 5: bundle all kinds of money into this damn race. Who cares?
Speaker 5: If you're a decent person, decent person I know you
Speaker 5: want Frank, you cannot be okay with this. I don't
Speaker 5: care if he's the mayor. I don't care who it is.
Speaker 5: God damn it. Three thousand people died that day on
Speaker 5: our soil, and this guy hangs out with people who
Speaker 5: say we deserved it. How can you possibly make any
Speaker 5: argument for this because he won a stupid election? Who cares?
Speaker 5: Who cares? What else?
Speaker 23: Name?
Speaker 22: Well, you don't have to go back and see how
Speaker 22: they're going to handle this year ceremonies. You know, every
Speaker 22: year it's different people reading the name, sometimes family members,
Speaker 22: first responders each year, and I'll go back and live.
Speaker 5: You know, he found out this weekend when we try
Speaker 5: to book Tom Homan, for example, he loves me. He
Speaker 5: loves this show. We deal specifically with a young lady
Speaker 5: who works at the White House and her name is
Speaker 5: Bryn Jeffers. You guys don't know her, but that's her name,
Speaker 5: Brin Jeffers. She works at the White House and she
Speaker 5: books Tom Homan for us every time. She's also reaching
Speaker 5: out to Howard Lutnik and a few others. Turns out
Speaker 5: I spoke to her on Friday from Pennsylvania, and she said,
Speaker 5: you know my history with nine to eleven. I said,
Speaker 5: oh my god, I'm afraid to ask. She said, my
Speaker 5: dad's brother, my uncle, Paul Jeffers, worked at Cannapitzgerald and
Speaker 5: he was murdered. He died that day. Oh my god,
Speaker 5: I'm so sorry. But no, no, no, So on September tenth, Thursday, nine,
Speaker 5: the night before Cannopitzgerald is holding this big I guess
Speaker 5: get together for twenty five years in the city somewhere.
Speaker 5: I know her father, the brother of the late Paul Jeffers,
Speaker 5: is going to send me an invite, which I'm really honored. Again,
Speaker 5: I didn't work there, but I know people that didn't died.
Speaker 5: So Bryn Jeffers, who books Tom Holman on this show
Speaker 5: every week working at the White House, lost her uncle
Speaker 5: on that day. And she has read the names three
Speaker 5: times to your point home. So what are they doing
Speaker 5: differently this? I don't know.
Speaker 21: I have to see it.
Speaker 22: My guess is it'll because it's twenty fifth anniversary, it'll
Speaker 22: be family members. But gotta be they've changed it back
Speaker 22: and forth over the years.
Speaker 21: So off to look and see.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I gotta I gotta be there, bro, So it's
Speaker 5: like going to talk. No, No, I don't think he'll talk.
Speaker 21: Well, I don't think so. I don't think politicians usually don't.
Speaker 5: Politicians don't talk.
Speaker 21: Yeah, they'll be standing there.
Speaker 5: You know, he may be standing in between Woody Giuliani
Speaker 5: and President Trump.
Speaker 22: Likely likely he'll be standing next to President yeah or
Speaker 22: kidning aside.
Speaker 24: Oh, that's going to be horrible there, that's where he's
Speaker 24: gonna be. Yeah, right, well that it could be worse
Speaker 24: if he spoke.
Speaker 5: He's not speaking. Okay, all right, that's that was my but.
Speaker 5: But but you know, we know that he's not speaking,
Speaker 5: and we're not talking about speaking. We don't want him
Speaker 5: there at all. We don't want him even standing there.
Speaker 5: We don't want that anti American. Put the Jewish thing
Speaker 5: aside for a second. Okay, some of you are still
Speaker 5: mad at me about my box new his appearance. Get
Speaker 5: overd I explained why I use that word, and I
Speaker 5: think I'm right.
Speaker 15: I do.
Speaker 5: I think I'm right, and a lot of people agree
Speaker 5: with me. For what it's worth, a lot more people
Speaker 5: agree with me than don't. Okay, let's move past the
Speaker 5: Jewish thing, the American thing. Nine to eleven is about America.
Speaker 5: Shouldn't be there. Garry won an election, what does that mean?
Speaker 5: He's the mayor, so what what does that mean? Like
Speaker 5: you guys, you get so carried away with the office.
Speaker 5: And this is where I differ from almost every other
Speaker 5: radio host and personality in the country. I don't respect
Speaker 5: any office. I don't I respect the person. Sometimes that person,
Speaker 5: like President Trump, had to earn my respect. I voted
Speaker 5: against Trump. I voted for Hillary Clinton. I didn't just
Speaker 5: like Trump. I know him for thirty years. He's on
Speaker 5: my sports talk show quite a bit. I always liked him,
Speaker 5: but I thought he couldn't do the job. He earned
Speaker 5: my respect. Same thing with Rudy Giuliani and others. You
Speaker 5: don't get my respect because people voted for you. Stupid
Speaker 5: people voted for you. You don't get my respect. I
Speaker 5: don't respect the office. I respect the person. I didn't
Speaker 5: respect Joe Biden. He was a bumbling bull and a
Speaker 5: liar and corrupt and probably should be in prison him
Speaker 5: and his son. I don't respect the office of the presidency.
Speaker 5: You got low lives there. Barack Obama was garbage, one
Speaker 5: big garbage pail. So excuse me, but you got to
Speaker 5: earn my respect, and ma'm Donnie is nowhere near doing that.
Speaker 5: So the idea that he gets invited everywhere because a
Speaker 5: bunch of stupid people voted for him doesn't work for me.
Speaker 15: No.
Speaker 5: Is that okay?
Speaker 21: It is okay, But elections have consequence.
Speaker 5: I understand that. So so what does that mean? And
Speaker 5: by the way, I'm tired of that too. Whoever's putting
Speaker 5: those bots out there, I'd like to kick the crap
Speaker 5: out of him myself. What's on everybody's Instagram page has
Speaker 5: the same bot. Anytime you complain about mom Donny, you
Speaker 5: get a thousand bots on there saying, well, you voted
Speaker 5: for him. No, I didn't vote for him, douchebag, But
Speaker 5: the bots are out there. Everybody gets him, from doctor
Speaker 5: Naomi Wolf to sid Rosenberg, you name it. I don't
Speaker 5: know if Mam Donnie's campaign did it or Curtis. I
Speaker 5: don't know. But if you notice on Instagram, if you
Speaker 5: say anything negative about mamdanni, you get bombarded with well
Speaker 5: you guys vought it for him. You got what you
Speaker 5: wanted in New York. No, he didn't. More than half
Speaker 5: of this city still can't stand this guy. It's not
Speaker 5: our ball that we had lousy condidate's running against him,
Speaker 5: Andrew Clomo, whose record in this state is about as
Speaker 5: bad as anybody. I don't hate him as much as
Speaker 5: most of you, but let's face it, he destroyed this state.
Speaker 5: Curtis Sleeveall maybe the most embarrassing candidate ever, combined about
Speaker 5: twenty five percent in two elections between Eric Adams and Mamdani.
Speaker 5: So how are you gonna beat this guy? And now
Speaker 5: I don't know we're gonna do in twenty twenty nine.
Speaker 5: I mean, Dave Portnoy, stop, it's a Boston guy. Give
Speaker 5: me a break. But at any rate, Yes, elections do
Speaker 5: have repercussions, and we are experiencing that in a big
Speaker 5: way now, aren't we knowing what?
Speaker 22: I think it was thirty three percent of New Yorkers
Speaker 22: voted in the last election.
Speaker 21: I think it was less.
Speaker 5: By the way, that number was up big for the
Speaker 5: Deblasio all.
Speaker 22: Yeah, big people were were motivated by mom, Donnie. That's
Speaker 22: why those numbers are yeah or the other. So you
Speaker 22: don't have our blame ourselves to blame for people not
Speaker 22: getting out and voting.
Speaker 21: If everybody had voted, there's no way he'd be mad unless.
Speaker 5: You believe Honick. Is it Mally? What is her first
Speaker 5: name again?
Speaker 15: Molly?
Speaker 5: Molly Honick and doctor Naomi Wolf both were in this
Speaker 5: studio last week or two weeks ago, and both presented
Speaker 5: an enormous amount of evidence that Mam Donnie did not win. Now,
Speaker 5: maybe you don't believe that. That's fine. Look you know me.
Speaker 5: I don't get into all that rigged election stuff. I
Speaker 5: never did, never will. I don't get mad at people
Speaker 5: that do. That's silly too, Okay. Stop. They're entirreed of
Speaker 5: their opinion, whether it's President Trump or Juliani, they're entitled. Okay.
Speaker 5: I don't buy it most of the time. And I
Speaker 5: haven't seen enough evidence yet here even to say it
Speaker 5: was one thousand percent rig But at the very least
Speaker 5: I can say something stinks. Is that there to say?
Speaker 23: No?
Speaker 21: I think Mom Donnie just ran an incredible I.
Speaker 5: Agree with you. I listen. I told you this story,
Speaker 5: and I told Wolf, and I told Honik, and I
Speaker 5: tell all my other friends who claimed that he won
Speaker 5: because they flew in Muslims and they voted. I take
Speaker 5: the ferry every day, every day from Wall Street in
Speaker 5: Manhattan to rock Away, and I interview every person I meet.
Speaker 5: The radio show doesn't end for me at ten o'clock
Speaker 5: in the morning. So I got a girl sitting next
Speaker 5: to me last summer with nine different color hair, hairy legs.
Speaker 5: The whole thing looks like a mess, piercings everywhere, And
Speaker 5: I go, let me ask you you're voting? Oh yeah,
Speaker 5: who you are voting for? Well, I'm Donnie. And that
Speaker 5: was the case with every young person and I talked
Speaker 5: to every day for four months on the boat. No
Speaker 5: one said cuomo, nobody, and certainly nobody said sleeper. Nobody.
Speaker 5: Every kid I talked to for four months talked about mom.
Speaker 5: Donnie couldn't wait. Why because that kid lives in Williamsburg
Speaker 5: or the Upper East Side or by Die, doesn't really
Speaker 5: have a job, make some copy at Starbucks lives are
Speaker 5: two other girlfriends in apartment of the course about five
Speaker 5: thousand a month that their parents pay for. And this
Speaker 5: guy's telling you, don't worry about it. I got it,
Speaker 5: I got your apartment, I got everything free. So what
Speaker 5: do you think these young girls are going to say?
Speaker 5: Gim me Curtis? Come on, he did run an exceptional campaign.
Speaker 5: His TikTok that was a big deal, and his two
Speaker 5: policies that were really attractive to all these young people
Speaker 5: in New York. Everything's free, which he's lied about. That's
Speaker 5: why there is buyer's remorse right now, there is. He
Speaker 5: lied about that, and I hate the Jews and everybody
Speaker 5: loves that these days, everybody, everybody hates the Jews. So, yeah,
Speaker 5: you're right, he ran a great campaign. I think he
Speaker 5: did win. There may have been some impropriety, sure, maybe,
Speaker 5: but I think he did win. And now we're paying
Speaker 5: the prize. What else is going on ONMI?
Speaker 22: If you want to talk about something along those same lines.
Speaker 22: Of course, you have this big primary out in Michigan
Speaker 22: today for yeah state, that is true, but this is
Speaker 22: the one everybody's got their eyes on to see if
Speaker 22: the Progressive Democrats can continue to pull off these big
Speaker 22: wins in states across the country. So you have Abdul
Speaker 22: l Sayid. He is the Jewish, Yeah, the Orthodox do.
Speaker 22: He's the one who's backed by Senator Bernie Sanders and
Speaker 22: leaders on the party's left. He's spent the whole campaign
Speaker 22: running against the Democratic establishment.
Speaker 5: Guess let me get He's anti Israel. He hates Phoebe
Speaker 5: and he talks about a pack all day long right
Speaker 5: and genocide and genocide. Now the other girl, Haley Stevens.
Speaker 5: She's also very critical of Bebie, so they got that
Speaker 5: in common. She wants a two state solution. Notej wants that.
Speaker 5: No decent Jew wants that, only the liberal moron Jews.
Speaker 5: But but she is pro Israel and she is four
Speaker 5: continuing to aid the State of Israel. So they have
Speaker 5: some similarities in their anti Israel, anti Jewish stuff. But
Speaker 5: she is certainly better than.
Speaker 22: Him well, and tens of millions of dollars and outside
Speaker 22: money has been poured into this race. And she's the
Speaker 22: establishment candidate, Haley Stevens, and she's backed by people like
Speaker 22: Chuck Schumer. So no good either way. You know, get
Speaker 22: very well.
Speaker 5: I think I saw yesterday he's up like fifteen points. Now, look,
Speaker 5: if you're up four points or five points going into
Speaker 5: election day, anything can happen. Mam Donnie, don't forget everybody
Speaker 5: complains about the polls. They got it right that day
Speaker 5: Election day, the polls had Mam Donnie up about four percent,
Speaker 5: and he won by more than that. But he was
Speaker 5: winning in the polls that day. He wasn't down by
Speaker 5: twelve to Cuomo. Here he's up about fifteen percent. That
Speaker 5: tells you he's going to kill her in Michigan today.
Speaker 22: And when you see the early voting surge kind of
Speaker 22: like we did here in the mayoral race last year,
Speaker 22: you know, it's usually for somebody that people are excited about.
Speaker 22: They want to get make sure that they can vote,
Speaker 22: and he's the candidate that people in Michigan seem to
Speaker 22: be excited about. Now there is a Republican. He's running unopposed.
Speaker 22: It's Mike Rodgers, Mike my former congressman. He'll be the
Speaker 22: one who will run against you.
Speaker 5: Still he has that Senate seat right now, right, it's
Speaker 5: not her, it's him. He's incompany, I believe. Yeah, Rogers
Speaker 5: is the incumbent, he's the Republican. There are admity no
Speaker 5: matter who wins. To day, it'll be I'll say, ed,
Speaker 5: it's going to be a close race either way. But
Speaker 5: that is the one we're all watching. Norman's exactly right.
Speaker 5: There are five states in play over all. You've got
Speaker 5: you just talked about Michigan. You've got Kansas, Missouri, Virginia,
Speaker 5: and Washington. But to Norman's point, he's right, it's all
Speaker 5: about Michigan.
Speaker 22: Today, I will point out, actually it's I had that wrong,
Speaker 22: or so Mike Rogers is running for the Senate seed,
Speaker 22: but it's somebody's retiring.
Speaker 5: Oh, somebody's retired, so he's not the incumbent. Okay, did
Speaker 5: Rogers do a bunch of stuff on Fox News at
Speaker 5: some point too?
Speaker 21: I'm pretty sure that's the same Mike Rodgers.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Okay, So Rogers is going to take on LSIED
Speaker 5: and you know, you gotta hope Rogers wins. But I
Speaker 5: just don't know. This country is going to hell in
Speaker 5: a handbag?
Speaker 24: What is Minnesota?
Speaker 5: Well, did you see the videos? There's a guy that
Speaker 5: I follow on Instagram. I love the guy. Me and
Speaker 5: Sicky love this guy. His name is Dennis Michael Lynch.
Speaker 5: Just trust me. You want to see the real deal
Speaker 5: about the Muslims in this country, the real deal about
Speaker 5: how they're taken over, go to Dennis Michael Lynch's Instagram page.
Speaker 5: He showed a video of what was happening in Dearborn,
Speaker 5: Michigan yesterday. And if you're an American and you love
Speaker 5: this country and you're not scared of that video, there's
Speaker 5: something wrong with you. Go to Dennis my Michael Lynch's
Speaker 5: Instagram page, and look at the video to your point,
Speaker 5: Lewis dearborn Michigan yesterday a rally that looked anything but America.
Speaker 5: You know that on this guy, right, Yeah, of course
Speaker 5: he's great. All right, what else you got?
Speaker 21: I think those are kind of the big stories of
Speaker 21: the morning.
Speaker 25: Man.
Speaker 22: Locally, you have this ICE detention centered death. I don't
Speaker 22: know if you've been hearing about that in Newark over
Speaker 22: the weekend. Somebody that they had in detention, an illegal
Speaker 22: immigrant who had been here for about twenty years, had
Speaker 22: lived in Plainfield, New Jersey, had been held in custodia,
Speaker 22: Edwin Lopez Cornejo. He had called home on Friday to
Speaker 22: talk to his mom and he said that he was
Speaker 22: not having no feelings in his hand or his face,
Speaker 22: and then he collapsed over the weekend and died.
Speaker 21: And so now you won't be.
Speaker 22: Surprised to hear the protesters are back outside this ICE
Speaker 22: detention center in Newark this morning. They were there yesterday
Speaker 22: with this Salvadorian had been in custody since back in June,
Speaker 22: lost into the country back some twenty years ago, illegally,
Speaker 22: and that's why ICE agents had picked them up. Back
Speaker 22: in June and they were about to have some sort
Speaker 22: of hearing on a pending removal from the United States,
Speaker 22: But of course now they won't need.
Speaker 5: To do that. I'll say this for thee hundredth time.
Speaker 5: The reason why this show gets huge ratings even compared
Speaker 5: to the rest of the shows at this station. Now,
Speaker 5: we kill w or on a daily basis, but no
Speaker 5: one even on this station comes close to us. Nobody
Speaker 5: why Because we are a diverse show and we do
Speaker 5: a lot of sports. And I've said this to Chad
Speaker 5: and John everybody else. You can never be a very
Speaker 5: successful radio program in a city like this, especially in
Speaker 5: the mornings, if you don't do sports. So if you
Speaker 5: guys are ever gonna consider replacing me, you better put
Speaker 5: somebody in here that talks about sports or you're gonna
Speaker 5: get threes all day long, all day long. Okay, this
Speaker 5: city loves its sports. Yeah, they care about politics, obviously,
Speaker 5: Mom Trump, all of it, but they love their sports.
Speaker 5: Four different stories in the Open Today, in and Around Sports,
Speaker 5: Craig Carton and Seemac the afternoon show on wa N
Speaker 5: talking about the trade deadline with the Mets and the Yankees.
Speaker 5: You heard from Aaron Rodgers. He was on Pat McAfee's
Speaker 5: ESPN show yesterday and all he did was kill Tony Fauci.
Speaker 5: It was great.
Speaker 25: You know.
Speaker 5: Also for the folks out there that are saying Chris
Speaker 5: Cuomo takes out Bauci, what a surprise. You guys have
Speaker 5: no idea what you're talking about. The initial video that
Speaker 5: Chris Cuomo put out on Instagram on Friday hammered Ran
Speaker 5: Paul and Ryan Johnson and all the Republicans for going
Speaker 5: hard after his friend Tony Fauci. And I sent that
Speaker 5: video to Alick and only after he got a whole
Speaker 5: bunch of crap Chris Cuomo, who did the same stupid
Speaker 5: thing with his brother during COVID, did he come out
Speaker 5: and say, well, you know, it did look kind of shade.
Speaker 5: That was not his initial response initially, And I'm gonna
Speaker 5: tell you this because you should know it. Chris Cuomo
Speaker 5: hammered the Republicans for hammering Tony Fauci. Okay, So, Aaron Rodgers,
Speaker 5: now in his second year as a starting quarterback of
Speaker 5: the Pittsburgh Steelers, was asked by Pat McAfee about football,
Speaker 5: and all Aaron Rodgers wanted to talk about was the
Speaker 5: coward that is Tony Bauci And then you weren't from
Speaker 5: Riley Gaines. You all know Riley Gaines, a lovely Riley
Speaker 5: Gaines talking about ow Klay Travis, who was on this
Speaker 5: show just a couple of days ago. He's a good
Speaker 5: friend of OZ. He's terrific. You spent OutKick dot com.
Speaker 5: He's about to start his own new podcast now, and
Speaker 5: Travis has offered ten million dollars He's not kidding to
Speaker 5: the WNBA, the reigning champ Las Vegas Aces, he says
Speaker 5: could not beat any high school state championship team in
Speaker 5: the country. He'll put the boys, the boys of a
Speaker 5: high school team up against the WNBA champs, and he
Speaker 5: says the boys will win, and if they don't. You
Speaker 5: ready for this, he'll give ten million dollars to the WNBA.
Speaker 5: That's how competent he is that the girls can't beat
Speaker 5: the boys because him, much like Riley Gaines and others,
Speaker 5: don't want to see men compete in women's sports. And
Speaker 5: I concur so. Our good friend Jason Whitlock was on
Speaker 5: this show all the time. He's got his own podcast too.
Speaker 5: It's called Fearless, and he is fearless he talked about
Speaker 5: the WNBA, how they are advocating now for trans women,
Speaker 5: which is ridiculous. And here's what it sounded like. Lewis
Speaker 5: a good buddy. Jay Witt cut number eight.
Speaker 26: I'm not educated enough in terms of transgender and transitioning.
Speaker 21: I don't ever believe that exclusion is an answer.
Speaker 27: It's definitely why not educated enough from a scientific standpoint,
Speaker 27: Let's think this through. Exclusion is never the answer. They
Speaker 27: got a twelve man roster. They're excluding millions of female
Speaker 27: basketball players from the WNBA.
Speaker 5: What does she talking about. Everybody doesn't get to play.
Speaker 12: We need to protect trans kids. Every kid has the
Speaker 12: right to access.
Speaker 27: Cheryl reed.
Speaker 5: She's all in.
Speaker 27: She wears the theology on her chest, preaches inclusion. Boys
Speaker 27: with bat and balls between their legs need to go
Speaker 27: compete against other boys with bat and balls between their legs.
Speaker 27: They don't need to transition or have their private parts
Speaker 27: cut off so they can go compete against girls. Everything's
Speaker 27: open to everybody, but not everything is for everybody. This
Speaker 27: is the problem with these Marxist feminist women.
Speaker 5: Marxist feminist women, the WNBA, Jason.
Speaker 2: Whitlock, Sid and Friends in the Morning on the Red
Speaker 2: Apple podcast network.
Speaker 4: They have these hate crimes.
Speaker 13: The numbers are staggering.
Speaker 28: More than half our targeting Jewish New Yorkers, according to
Speaker 28: the NYPD.
Speaker 29: As the city's first Jewish Council speare daughter of Holocaus survivors.
Speaker 10: What goes through your mind when you see these numbers.
Speaker 30: These numbers are horrific, and they're not abating, They're only increasing,
Speaker 30: and that is why the rhetoric needs to change. We
Speaker 30: have to bring the temperature down. One of the first
Speaker 30: things I did is Speaker of the New York City Council,
Speaker 30: is introduce a package of bills to fight antisemitism, and
Speaker 30: we passed that package. So we created a buffer zone
Speaker 30: bill around houses of worship, around schools to really make
Speaker 30: sure that we are combating this rise in antisemitism. We
Speaker 30: also gave one point two five million dollars to the
Speaker 30: Museum of Jewish Heritage to build au pron a program
Speaker 30: I had launched about a year ago to bring every
Speaker 30: eighth grade public school student to the Holocaust Exhibition because
Speaker 30: studies were showing that thirty four percent of young people
Speaker 30: believe the Holocaust didn't exist or was exaggerated. It's really
Speaker 30: shocking when you think about it, and so it's very
Speaker 30: terrifying to see and we have a lot of work
Speaker 30: to do.
Speaker 5: What she left out there during that conversation, I guess
Speaker 5: that's the communist TV station New York One. Boy, what
Speaker 5: is sham? They are? I like like three people there.
Speaker 5: I like Pat Keirnan, I like Shannon Ferry, I like
Speaker 5: Roger Clark. But you get this low life Errol Lewis
Speaker 5: and many others that attacked me on Twitter and other
Speaker 5: spots all the time. Like some guy yesterday Rio sent
Speaker 5: me a video in New Jersey. You heard of this
Speaker 5: guy knowing this Max Blumenthal.
Speaker 21: Max bloomuthal, I don't know if I have.
Speaker 5: He's a begas, he's a big deal. He's got nine
Speaker 5: hundred thousand followers. He's another one of these pussy panty
Speaker 5: wearing Jew boys that come after Jews like me, you know,
Speaker 5: because I'm paid for or Israel advocate or a packer,
Speaker 5: I don't know. And he was just kicking my ass
Speaker 5: on Twitter about my comments on Fox News. I couldn't
Speaker 5: care less. But that was from New York One. But
Speaker 5: many in what she left out was, yeah she did.
Speaker 5: She got the votes together for the buffer zone in
Speaker 5: front of the synagogues. She got so many votes thanks
Speaker 5: to the Republican like Morano and Palladino and Vernikov and
Speaker 5: Karr and Ariola, that the mayor couldn't veto it. So
Speaker 5: it's alive for the schools, for the aeshievers protecting Jewish students.
Speaker 5: The mayor did veto that, didn't he know? He did? Yes,
Speaker 5: he did. Okay, so great that you did it. Men
Speaker 5: in congratulations, but call out the mayor. Then you talk
Speaker 5: about giving all this money to the museum. Do you
Speaker 5: know that the actual Holocaust Museum in Washington, d C.
Speaker 5: The big one where President Trump appointed me to their council,
Speaker 5: one of the great honors of my lifetime. I start
Speaker 5: my second year on that council committee this year. My
Speaker 5: next meeting in DC is in December, and they rely
Speaker 5: on me that museum. Do you know that the museum
Speaker 5: offered an invite to mom Donnie show him what the
Speaker 5: Holocaust was all about and maybe maybe try to get
Speaker 5: through to this jihad terrorist sympathizing jerk. You know, he's
Speaker 5: never even answered us, never even answered us. I'd almost
Speaker 5: rather he said no, thanks, Holocaust, Smalocaust nothing. Doesn't he
Speaker 5: have the decency, the decency to even answer the invite.
Speaker 5: Did you know that?
Speaker 21: No, I did. I saw that they had sent him
Speaker 21: an invitation. They said, if you really want on, what
Speaker 21: do you mean may I'm part of this?
Speaker 22: Oh sorry, I meant you sorry that if you truly
Speaker 22: want to understand what genocide looks like, come to the
Speaker 22: Holocaust Museum and we'll give you a tour.
Speaker 5: That was genocide, Mom, Donnie, you stupid bastard. Not the
Speaker 5: Jews depending themselves in Israel, nrightin al problem, just about
Speaker 5: every your nation around the world that's trying to attack us. Everyone. Okay,
Speaker 5: that's not genocide, that's defense. What happened during the Holocaust,
Speaker 5: you dumb bastard, that's genocide. But he doesn't want to
Speaker 5: he doesn't want to know. He doesn't want to know.
Speaker 5: He wants to walk through life stupid and hateful because
Speaker 5: you know what he's really good at that, He's really
Speaker 5: good at being stupid and hateful. So I'm supposed to
Speaker 5: get excited this morning, Nome that he broke round yesterday
Speaker 5: on ninety six housing units in the Bronx By Hunt's point,
Speaker 5: is that supposed to excite me? It is? It is?
Speaker 5: Is it a big deal, you know.
Speaker 21: I guess if you're looking for housing, it's a big deal.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 21: In Hunt's point, Well, they got to build it somewhere.
Speaker 5: Yes, that was a big story yesterday too.
Speaker 22: I guess I don't know, right, Yeah, ninety six doesn't
Speaker 22: seem like a lot when you think about the fact
Speaker 22: that there's a huge housing shortage all across the city.
Speaker 21: But you got to start somewhere.
Speaker 25: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I was talking to Suzanne Miller moments ago about this, but,
Speaker 5: like I don't know how to say in French, it's stupid.
Speaker 5: The second home tax. Yeah, we don't live in Paris, Okay,
Speaker 5: the second home tax, Pierre de Tear, we live in
Speaker 5: New York. Okay. It's a second home tax. A tax.
Speaker 5: So my, my great buddy Keith cantowit's made the list.
Speaker 5: This is a list you don't want to make, folks, Okay.
Speaker 5: This is not the top ten radio hosts across the country,
Speaker 5: or the top ten looking people in People magazine. This
Speaker 5: is a list you don't want to be on. I'm
Speaker 5: not gonna lie. It made me happy that some of
Speaker 5: these audient Mumdannie supporters like the most disgraceful repulse of
Speaker 5: hagg god ever created. Cynthia Nixon made this list, But
Speaker 5: my buddy Keith Cantreutz is on the list. That's not great.
Speaker 5: But I guess they've now delayed the start of this
Speaker 5: until September.
Speaker 22: Well because lots of people said they got it and
Speaker 22: they don't. They shouldn't be on the list.
Speaker 5: You shouldn't be on the list.
Speaker 22: But the crazy part is, shouldn't the burden of proof
Speaker 22: be on the city to prove that you have to
Speaker 22: pay the tax?
Speaker 21: You shouldn't.
Speaker 22: They're saying to you, No, you have to jump all
Speaker 22: the hurdles to prove that you shouldn't pay the tack.
Speaker 5: On this list, you're guilty until proven. It's innocent. It's
Speaker 5: a complete opposite of what America is built on. Kind
Speaker 5: of like the Epstein List too. All right, you may
Speaker 5: have walked past Jeffrey Epstein, never met him, never said
Speaker 5: a word, you walk past him on Third Avenue. If
Speaker 5: you're famous, you're on the list. Well, what is that?
Speaker 5: What is that same thing? You're actually guilty until proven
Speaker 5: innocent on Mandannie's list. So we'll get Suzanne Miller one
Speaker 5: next week and talk about this nonsense. Nonsense. That's that's
Speaker 5: the word that Bobby Kennedy used what he beat up
Speaker 5: Dana Bash on CNN on Sunday. He said this is
Speaker 5: nonsense about five times. So anyway, congratulations to Julie Menin
Speaker 5: And as I pointed out on the complete flip side
Speaker 5: everything mening talked about that she did yesterday, the mayor
Speaker 5: has done the opposite. Pretty amazing. Huh. All right, we'll
Speaker 5: take a break. Joe Beningo, Boddle, Greg Jarrett, Johannis Dean,
Speaker 5: Brian Urlacker, and who knows what else.
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Speaker 28: Are you Pilospoler's the world's best bawlers? To start out
Speaker 28: on lebron Chanks lost thirteen to seven the Cardinals in
Speaker 28: the opener for three game set. After coming back from
Speaker 28: a six run deficit earlier in the game, newcomer Luis
Speaker 28: Garcia Junior went to for the first time as a
Speaker 28: Yankee to run drive that gave New York a seven
Speaker 28: to six a lead.
Speaker 5: In the seventh. He started at first and went two
Speaker 5: for four. He's a good player. Yeah, and look you
Speaker 5: score seven. He's supposed to win, especially when Cam Slitler
Speaker 5: starts the game. He had he has twice this morning. Who
Speaker 5: started with the Yankees. The Cardinals have been dreadful offensively lately.
Speaker 5: Thirteen runs.
Speaker 28: Yeah, what happened to Cam? He's got an off night,
Speaker 28: you know. I mean, he's putting up a cy young
Speaker 28: campaign right now, having a.
Speaker 5: Big year, and the Yankees had the pitching in Chicago
Speaker 5: between Freed and I'm so good, so good. That was
Speaker 5: tough to watch last night.
Speaker 28: Yeah, it really was. But you know, it happens every
Speaker 28: now and then. He just doesn't have his A stuff.
Speaker 28: Usually he still throws hard enough and has good enough
Speaker 28: stuff where his B stuff is still good enough to
Speaker 28: mow down certain lineups, but just didn't have it last
Speaker 28: night for Cam. Also for the Yankees, a lot of
Speaker 28: moving around today. They are planning to call up top
Speaker 28: prospect George Lombard Junior. After optioning shortstop Anthony Volpi to
Speaker 28: Triple A. The club also optioned outfielder Jason de Mingez
Speaker 28: to Triple A. After last night's lost to the Saint
Speaker 28: Louis Cardinals to make room on the active roster for
Speaker 28: outfielder Heliot Ramos, whom the Yankees acquired from the San
Speaker 28: Francisco Giants earlier in the day, So the Lombard Tenure
Speaker 28: gets under way tonight at Yankee Stadiums. For the Mets,
Speaker 28: they were off yesterday and we'll open a three game
Speaker 28: road series against the Indians tonight. John and I will
Speaker 28: get the start and we will be a six forty
Speaker 28: PM first pitch from Cleveland. They also dealt right hander
Speaker 28: Clay Holmes and outfield of Tyrone Taylor to the Chicago
Speaker 28: Cubs for infielder Jefferson of Rojas. After making his conversion
Speaker 28: from believer with the Crosstown Yankees to starter with the Mets,
Speaker 28: Holmes he put up a three two six pra across
Speaker 28: forty starts and two seasons in queens Elsewhere around the
Speaker 28: MLB ahead of yesterday's trade deadline, the Red Sox are
Speaker 28: acquiring three time All Star catcher Adley Rutchman and a
Speaker 28: trade with the Baltimore Orioles. The Philadelphia Phillies swung a
Speaker 28: deal for three time batting champion Luisa Rise from the
Speaker 28: San Francisco Giants, who also parted ways with left hander
Speaker 28: Robbie Ray, who's being shipped to the San Diego Padres.
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Speaker 2: Sid and Friends in the morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 2: podcast Network.
Speaker 5: I'll be on the island on Sunday. I'm doing my
Speaker 5: one Hampton's trip. Everybody keeps sending me the flyer you
Speaker 5: know about Bruce Blateman and the Hamptons. I have to
Speaker 5: trust me. I've been invited to speak. Okay, it's on
Speaker 5: the fourteenth and it's Blakeman and Witcough and I'm going
Speaker 5: to try to get to that one. Mind you, I
Speaker 5: talked to Bruce, as I've told you, and you're gonna
Speaker 5: ask Bruce if you don't believe me, three times, two
Speaker 5: times a day. My son Gabriel continues to work for Bruce.
Speaker 5: It's been a great experience. Most of the interns have done.
Speaker 5: August seventh, Gabe may stick around till Labor Day. I
Speaker 5: don't know. He loves it. And Bruce has invited me
Speaker 5: to hit the road with him to Cooperstown and other
Speaker 5: spots across the state. I spoke to his Deputy Governor,
Speaker 5: Todd Hood last week up there in Madison County. So
Speaker 5: I'll be there this Sunday, not for Bruce, but for
Speaker 5: booths for Israel. My friend markja Haskell at the House
Speaker 5: of Adam Hutt, beautiful home in West Hampton. That'll be
Speaker 5: this Sunday, but I am considering going back for Bruce's event.
Speaker 5: And then Norma Justin just told me that next Tuesday,
Speaker 5: a week from today. This is exciting, Lewis. The guys
Speaker 5: from the New York State Broadcasters Association are coming to
Speaker 5: these WABC studios. They told me to give him about
Speaker 5: two hours. That's a long time, but two hours because
Speaker 5: they're going to shoot the video that they're going to
Speaker 5: play when I am I've already been inducted into the
Speaker 5: Hall of Fame. I'm a Hall of Famer right now, folks.
Speaker 5: But the actual luncheon at the Rainbow Room in October,
Speaker 5: they play this video and they're coming to shoot it
Speaker 5: at WABC last week and Margot Martin has already gotten
Speaker 5: to President in Trump and Trump all likelihood will send
Speaker 5: me a video as well. That seems to be the consensus.
Speaker 5: So that's exciting. Yeah, next Tuesday, right here, some guy
Speaker 5: named Jean I think comes from Albany. I'm not even
Speaker 5: sure he'll be here to shoot the video. So the
Speaker 5: whole team.
Speaker 24: So what do we have to do?
Speaker 5: You just get trusted. Just make sure you have clothes on. Oh,
Speaker 5: that's it, that's it. Okay, I'm sure I'll have you
Speaker 5: say a couple of words too, because you're my guy.
Speaker 24: Oh yeah, well that's where I'll probably be saying the words.
Speaker 24: It won't be at the ceremony, no.
Speaker 5: You well, don't worry. You know we've worked together now
Speaker 5: for twenty six years. Though, twenty six years.
Speaker 24: Oh, I'm quite aware.
Speaker 5: That's unbelievable. Man, twenty six years. Yep, the shame it's over.
Speaker 5: But it's been great. That's all right. Things things right,
Speaker 5: They begin the end, that's how it works.
Speaker 24: They say, lead the morning more.
Speaker 5: That's right, gone, that's exactly, and we won't be here
Speaker 5: exactly right. That's what somebody said. I don't know that
Speaker 5: person's out of work. Of course, I think it worthy.
Speaker 5: I will take a break. We got the news coming
Speaker 5: your way. There's a lot going on in New York
Speaker 5: around the world obviously. And then we come back with
Speaker 5: two great guests in the seven o'clock hour. Of course, Boddle.
Speaker 5: He lights it up every Tuesday morning, late in this
Speaker 5: hour and first after the big trade deadline yesterday, the
Speaker 5: Mets made a bunch of moves. The Yankees made a
Speaker 5: bunch of moves. Football training camp and bull swing. The
Speaker 5: Jets and Giants play their first preseason games next week.
Speaker 2: SID and Friends in the morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 2: Podcast network.
Speaker 5: Giovanni Galante and he's the man that started this petition.
Speaker 5: I'm on board one hundred percent to keep the mayor
Speaker 5: away from the nine to eleven Commemoration Memorial service coming
Speaker 5: up this year, twenty five years. This is the one
Speaker 5: that's gonna hurt, but she deserves it. It's been twenty
Speaker 5: five years. If you had a chance to talk to
Speaker 5: Grace today, what would you tell him?
Speaker 6: I would say, I think you got me on that hullo. Sorry, yeah,
Speaker 6: it's okay. Something she's missed. She definitely missed her parents,
Speaker 6: her sister, her brother, my family, we all miss her.
Speaker 6: We all wish we could. She would be the person
Speaker 6: to be the first call to us. We miss that,
Speaker 6: We miss her being around. The attention that she gives
Speaker 6: to everyone's it's something you can't even put in words.
Speaker 6: You can't when you meet people that, especially, you know,
Speaker 6: there's not much that you can really.
Speaker 7: Emphasize. It's it's just a matter you have to know
Speaker 7: her to just understand. And people that did, they all
Speaker 7: say great things. Till today, there's not one soul that
Speaker 7: says something bad.
Speaker 5: I'm not going to criticize Liz Miller. She lost her father,
Speaker 5: a brave firefighter, on September the eleventh, but she is
Speaker 5: of the opinion that the mayor should be there because
Speaker 5: it's gonna you know, he would take away from what's
Speaker 5: really going on there if he's not. I mean, I
Speaker 5: don't know what she's talking about. You do realize if
Speaker 5: the mayor is there, and he will be there, that
Speaker 5: all they're going to talk about is the mayor. Every
Speaker 5: television shot will be the mayor. So no disrespect to
Speaker 5: Elizabeth Miller. Happened to love Elizabeth Miller. I love you,
Speaker 5: and I'm sorry about your father. But if you don't
Speaker 5: want the attention on the mayor, then he can't be there,
Speaker 5: because if he is there, it's all you're gonna see.
Speaker 5: There's mayor, Mam donnie, there's mayor mom donnie. If he's
Speaker 5: not there, they'll mention that he's not there once and
Speaker 5: not a be it, not a be it. But if
Speaker 5: he's there, I promise you there'll be twenty TV shots
Speaker 5: of the mayor. So if you really don't want folks
Speaker 5: to be talking about the mayor, then him being there
Speaker 5: is a worse scenario. You understand that, right?
Speaker 22: No, yeah, I think at this point not even close.
Speaker 22: I think at this point, either way, people it's been known,
Speaker 22: that been let known that he is not wont I know.
Speaker 5: But if he's not there, they stop by saying, wow,
Speaker 5: the mayor's not here.
Speaker 21: He's gonna be there.
Speaker 5: Then he's gonna be in every single camera shot.
Speaker 31: Well until they start reading names.
Speaker 5: That's well, well, that's fine, But anytime there's a camera
Speaker 5: shot of all the politicians, he's going to be in it.
Speaker 5: If he's not there, then you mention it once you
Speaker 5: move on. But they don't just show people reading the names.
Speaker 5: They go back to all the politicians and all the
Speaker 5: dignitaries sitting there, standing there often and his stupid face
Speaker 5: is going to be right there. So I couldn't disagree
Speaker 5: more with Elizabeth Miller, God bless her and her father.
Speaker 5: If you don't want the subject to be about the mayor,
Speaker 5: then he can't be there because if he is, you'll
Speaker 5: get a lot of TV shots. I promise you that.
Speaker 24: Well, the more fighting that goes on, the more prevalent
Speaker 24: it becomes, and it's going to be a big story.
Speaker 5: Now, well it's a big story now already.
Speaker 24: Yeah, I know, but the more it can.
Speaker 5: But the argument is, are you better off having him
Speaker 5: there or not being there in terms of attention on
Speaker 5: that day? And if he's there, it's one hundred percent
Speaker 5: more attention. So Liz Medal is just wrong in this case.
Speaker 5: But yes, it's already a bite. It's going to be
Speaker 5: discussed every day. When the petition started, Gallante was aware
Speaker 5: of that. I'll tell you what. Our good buddy Bill Donniue,
Speaker 5: who is the President of the Catholic League, and he's
Speaker 5: only on this show one day a year, only once,
Speaker 5: and that is Saint Patrick's Day comes on every Saint
Speaker 5: Patrick's Day dating back to my dage with my late
Speaker 5: great partner Bernard mcgrok, who introduced me to Bill. Bill
Speaker 5: love Bernie. Now I love Bill and Bill. According to
Speaker 5: Talk when Rios out in New Jersey has written a
Speaker 5: six page letter urging Mom Donnie not to come. I
Speaker 5: mean the amount, the amount of pushback is overwhelming. For
Speaker 5: every Liz Miller, you know what booked this lady, Okay, booker,
Speaker 5: I'll be respectful. The father died on nine to eleven. Okay.
Speaker 5: But for every Liz Miller out there, there's a thousand
Speaker 5: sim Rosenberg's. There's a thousand Bill Dona Hues. There's a
Speaker 5: thousand Giovanni Galantes who don't want this anti American America
Speaker 5: hating jihad anywhere near that sacred soil. Bottom line, and
Speaker 5: it will take a break and we get back, will
Speaker 5: shift some gears. The Mets made a whole bunch of moves,
Speaker 5: The Yankees made a whole bunch of moves. And according
Speaker 5: to the WNBA, if you have a penis, you can
Speaker 5: play wup by end legend and Now weekly sim Rosenberg
Speaker 5: contributor Joe Beningo on all these topics and more is
Speaker 5: next Sid.
Speaker 2: And Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple Podcast.
Speaker 5: Network.
Speaker 19: It's a disgrace, it's a miserable trade deadline. It's a
Speaker 19: failure of a deadline. There's no doubt about it. That's
Speaker 19: the only way to look at it. They are going
Speaker 19: to continue to throw out the worst catching situation in
Speaker 19: all of the sport, and they're doing it willingly. Bottom line,
Speaker 19: they're willingly playing the worst catchers in all of baseball.
Speaker 19: The New York Yankees will continue to roll out. I'm
Speaker 19: not going to kill them for rolling into the season.
Speaker 19: I think we all expected Wells to be better, not
Speaker 19: an All Star, but better than this. They are now
Speaker 19: willingly after the trade deadline, rolling out the worst position
Speaker 19: in all of sports. Arguably, the catcher position for the
Speaker 19: New York Yankees is the worst position player group in
Speaker 19: all of Major League Baseball, the New York Yankees.
Speaker 5: The Yankees did acquire the two decent bats, one of them,
Speaker 5: the kid from the Nationals can really hit, hit a
Speaker 5: big home run yesterday at the time gave the Yankees
Speaker 5: the lead. They did squander it. But the shortstop situation
Speaker 5: changes too because they did send down Vaulpe. Looks like
Speaker 5: they're growing tired of that. You're gonna bring up George Lombard,
Speaker 5: it could be really good third base. Yes to McMahon,
Speaker 5: experiment wasn't very good either, So Brian Cashman taking some
Speaker 5: heat from some of the big talents on the band,
Speaker 5: like this guy legend on Saturday Morning, still one of
Speaker 5: the all time greatest. Now on this show every week.
Speaker 5: My former midday partner of the great American, Joseph Beningo
Speaker 5: Jojo your colleagues over there at the band very top
Speaker 5: on the Yankees.
Speaker 25: You know what, I'm tired of hearing his Yankee fans
Speaker 25: freaking cry. You know, you want to look at my
Speaker 25: disaster of a team. Okay, the nineteen games on the
Speaker 25: five hundred. You got this absolute incompetent Okay, small market
Speaker 25: general manager, the genius. He's smarter than everybody went to Harvard,
Speaker 25: reinvented the game. My team is nineteen e fing games
Speaker 25: on the five hundred. He's all made all these trades.
Speaker 25: If one of these guys, one of these freaking prospects
Speaker 25: that they traded for, becomes a decent major League I'd
Speaker 25: be surprised. And I'm sick and tired of hearing the
Speaker 25: Yankee fans. You're in the playoffs every damn year, Every year. Okay,
Speaker 25: and you're crying about your catcher. Why didn't you call
Speaker 25: the Mets maybe you could have got that Francisco Alvarez.
Speaker 25: I'm tired of watching him swing of pitches thirty feet
Speaker 25: out off the plate. You know what, I don't want
Speaker 25: to hear it anymore. I'm tired of hearing the Yankee
Speaker 25: fan cry. You're going through. You don't even have Judge,
Speaker 25: you don't have g and Carlo, you don't even have
Speaker 25: Bellinger right now, and your team is still right there,
Speaker 25: a million games ahead in a wild card. You're going
Speaker 25: to the playoffs. You got one of the best pitching
Speaker 25: staffs in the game. You just got this guy'st we
Speaker 25: hit a home run last night. What's his name?
Speaker 5: Go see, Yes, he's.
Speaker 25: Got twenty four home runs. They got another guy that
Speaker 25: they traded for yesterday.
Speaker 5: Big home run.
Speaker 25: I don't want to hear it.
Speaker 5: No, I'm with you, hear it anymore.
Speaker 25: I'm with you.
Speaker 5: I'm with him now. Well tell me this. These are
Speaker 5: the guys the Mets got with of Okay, Weaver, Bozeman, Holmes, Taylor,
Speaker 5: Minter and Raley. I know you wanted to keep Clay
Speaker 5: Craig and Seima Golso talked about how Clay, he goes
Speaker 5: to the Cubs, can still come back because he's a
Speaker 5: free agent at the end of the year.
Speaker 25: He said, you know what, these guys don't come back.
Speaker 25: I know it's happened occasionally. He's not coming back. You
Speaker 25: know what kills me about Clay Holmes. This is the
Speaker 25: one guy that the Genius got right. Let's be honest.
Speaker 25: The one guy he made he was a relief pitcher
Speaker 25: with the Yankees. He made him a starter and he
Speaker 25: was a quality, solid starter. The one guy that of
Speaker 25: all the moves he made that he got right. Okay,
Speaker 25: all these other guys at disasters, Polanco, Simeon, Bashett, Robert,
Speaker 25: they all stink. Peralta, he's stunk now. They got rid
Speaker 25: of him too. And the one guy that the Genius
Speaker 25: turn smarter than everybody. I think he you know, the
Speaker 25: great athletic ability. I heard he was the captain of
Speaker 25: the chess team at Harvard. Okay, you know I don't
Speaker 25: want to hear it any It's a freaking joke, a joke.
Speaker 25: So the one guy that was Eddie Good Holmes he
Speaker 25: gets rid of. There's no way he's coming back. Who
Speaker 25: the hell wants to come back to this mess.
Speaker 5: No, you're right, and the company. Now he's not coming back.
Speaker 5: Let's take him a lot of money. I mean, coman
Speaker 5: can still pay him a lot of money. Then you
Speaker 5: may come back.
Speaker 25: He's not coming back. I don't think it's gonna be
Speaker 25: no baseball next year.
Speaker 5: Well that's true.
Speaker 25: Get ready for that, baseball fans that there's not gonna
Speaker 25: be There's no way.
Speaker 5: And I gotta tell you, uh, you know, because we've
Speaker 5: been talking about for a year. Actually met the guy
Speaker 5: at my buddy Keith Cantris's dinner a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 5: He's like the new Marvin Miller, and he said to me, No,
Speaker 5: it's not gonna be baseball now. That's not gonna be
Speaker 5: in two years, but one year it's gonna be gone.
Speaker 5: And when you look at what the Dodgers did this
Speaker 5: weekend getting scooped up from the Tigers, Oh my god.
Speaker 25: That's why that one team scoob bro Let me ask
Speaker 25: you a question, Okay, all right, go back you you well,
Speaker 25: you're you're a lot yoga to me. But still you
Speaker 25: go back to the mid seventies when Bowie Kune voided
Speaker 25: Charlie Finley tried to sell off his plays he sold.
Speaker 25: He tried to sell Joe Rudy and Roley Fingers to
Speaker 25: the Red Sox by the Blue that he remember yep, okay,
Speaker 25: all right, so booie Coon steps and says, no, you
Speaker 25: can't do that, You're not doing that. And where's where's Manford?
Speaker 25: Where is he? How could the Dodgers possibly get this guy? School?
Speaker 25: Can you tell me that? How is that possible? If
Speaker 25: this was George Steinbrenner doing it, they'd be killing them
Speaker 25: all they'd be doing, be killing starting. Yankees are buying
Speaker 25: a champion. That's what we heard for freaking years. And
Speaker 25: I'm not a Yankee fan, but I'm sticking up for George,
Speaker 25: who should be in all fame. By the way, that's
Speaker 25: a joke though, But I mean, so it's unbelievable, bro,
Speaker 25: How did Dodgers get this guy?
Speaker 5: I mean, and think about this. The Dodgers spent a
Speaker 5: ton of money on Kyle Tucker, who just started hitting
Speaker 5: about a week ago.
Speaker 25: They gave all that extremely overrated way go ahead.
Speaker 5: And they gave all that money to it to Edwin Diaz,
Speaker 5: a former met closer, has been hurt all year, so
Speaker 5: They've given these guys money that other teams can't afford
Speaker 5: to pay them. They're not even playing some of these guys.
Speaker 25: What needs to be done in this offseason? Okay, not
Speaker 25: only does he need to be a salary cap, clearly
Speaker 25: they need to be that, but they need a floor
Speaker 25: because you got to have these teams like Pittsburgh, like Tampa,
Speaker 25: even though they continue to win, right like Kansas City,
Speaker 25: like these teams, they don't want to spend any freaking
Speaker 25: money at all. Okay, they got to spend x amount
Speaker 25: of money they have to spend a certain.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but Tampa, you just said, Kevin Kass gets ninety
Speaker 5: wins every year. They got Parolta. They're in first place
Speaker 5: right now? How do you have the Tampa Bay Race.
Speaker 25: I'm not hammering, I'm just saying, but they look, I
Speaker 25: mean he just traded for Parolta. I mean so now,
Speaker 25: the the Rais are the one team that knows how
Speaker 25: to do it on a limited budget.
Speaker 5: If you will, I mean, good, could you make the
Speaker 5: could you make the argument what that just said and
Speaker 5: they're doing it every year? You talk about the Yankees,
Speaker 5: you gotta make that is Kevin Cash not an amazing manager?
Speaker 25: Well, I mean it's also the you know, the g
Speaker 25: I'm not sure the GM is there or whatever, but
Speaker 25: it's also that you know, these guys know how to
Speaker 25: do it, They know when to get rid of guys.
Speaker 25: You know, they obviously have a very good farm system
Speaker 25: where they developed these kids, and then when they got
Speaker 25: to pay them, they let them go. You know generally
Speaker 25: what happened right, you know, with Tampa. But the Dodgers,
Speaker 25: thatuation is out of control. And like I said, if
Speaker 25: this was George Steinbern and the Yankees doing what the
Speaker 25: Dodgers are doing now, they'd be getting killed. They be
Speaker 25: getting killed by Major League. It really was an absolute
Speaker 25: freaking misgrace. I hate the Dodgers. Let me tell you,
Speaker 25: there is no team in sports now and this is
Speaker 25: accompass in a lot of territory. Bro with your Patriots,
Speaker 25: the Dolphins, the Celtics, a lot of teams that could
Speaker 25: that could get that title. For for Beningo, I can't
Speaker 25: stand the freaking Dodgers. I hate them, Okay, I can't
Speaker 25: stand them. Well, look whatever you want here, whatever the
Speaker 25: dog I heard, you know, I heard probably I heard
Speaker 25: Mike Trout is coming and they're gonna make a trade Schwar.
Speaker 25: Philly is gonna give him Swar. But it's a joke.
Speaker 5: They're ruining baseball. They're gonna win the World Series for
Speaker 5: the third consecutive year, and there'll be no baseball. I
Speaker 5: want to shift gears to what two other sports?
Speaker 25: Yes the way, By the way, let me just say
Speaker 25: this to him. I know where you're going, but I
Speaker 25: want to say, is what's a bigger disaster Sterns or
Speaker 25: the w n B. A.
Speaker 5: Well, we're gonna get there too. Don't worry, I'll get there.
Speaker 5: Uh in ten days, Your New York Jets will hote
Speaker 5: the Buccaneers. In eleven days, my Giants will host the Vikings.
Speaker 5: That's right, all leading up to Game one, which, of course,
Speaker 5: both teams play on Sunday, the thirteenth, the Jets at
Speaker 5: Tennessee one o'clock. The Giants will host Dallas the first
Speaker 5: Sunday night game. Don't beget there's a Wednesday night game
Speaker 5: this year. The Patriots and Seahawks gonna we played the
Speaker 5: Super Bowl.
Speaker 25: We got a Thursday game in Australia because Australia. Everybody
Speaker 25: in Australia is clamoring for the now.
Speaker 5: At the Australians, forty nine ers and rams. It's all
Speaker 5: nonsense moving all over the But I guess you know,
Speaker 5: I saw an Instagram reel yesterday that this guy Bart
Speaker 5: Scott and there's a reason why ESPN fired him. Okay,
Speaker 5: but Chris Colin loves him. Don't beget when Colin replaced
Speaker 5: Bran Sessa on the band it was Calin, Maggie, Bart Scott.
Speaker 5: It was a terrible show. Terrible show. So Scott's on
Speaker 5: with Colin last night. I know Geno's black, and I
Speaker 5: know Bart Scott was a Jet, but he was literally
Speaker 5: yelling and screaming that the Jets are better off with
Speaker 5: Geno Smith than the Giant and so on with Jackson DWT.
Speaker 25: Well, I mean, come on, I mean you know, I
Speaker 25: mean really bought. I mean, look Gino. Gino's a solid
Speaker 25: veteran guy, which the Jets need right now. I do
Speaker 25: want to see this kid Kate Kate club Nick at
Speaker 25: some point. But would I rather have a young, second year,
Speaker 25: potentially great young quarterback or would I have a veteran
Speaker 25: thirty five year old and Gino Smith? I mean, come on, Bart, really.
Speaker 5: Ridiculous, right, ridiculous?
Speaker 25: What is he?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 5: What and Aaron Rodgers. Yes, they're being interviewed by Pat mckaby.
Speaker 25: When he was ripping Fauci, how good was that?
Speaker 5: He asked him about the Pittsburgh Steelers, and all Rogers
Speaker 5: wanted to talk about Rice Bauci. You know what now
Speaker 5: that we bought it up Lewis he got two minutes
Speaker 5: cutting number ten. Pat McAfee ESPN asks Anwon Rodgers about
Speaker 5: the Steelers, and all the former Jet quarterback wanted to
Speaker 5: talk about was Tony Bouci. Cut number ten.
Speaker 14: You've been very open about coming back for this year
Speaker 14: last rodeo, and you talked about your wife saying, hey
Speaker 14: have another year. Mike McCarthy and here obviously a big deal.
Speaker 14: Can you tell us about the mindset of coming into
Speaker 14: your last season? Like that's a real thing, it feels like,
Speaker 14: cause is everything better? Is everything funner? Is everything more awesome?
Speaker 14: Like how do you kind of view this year verse
Speaker 14: maybe the years of the past.
Speaker 16: I'm gonna plead the fifth okay, okay like that.
Speaker 17: Like that absolute coward, Tony absolute Sarah, are.
Speaker 4: You kidding me?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 17: You got a pardon and you're and you pleaded over
Speaker 17: a hundred times at the White House what are you
Speaker 17: scared of?
Speaker 15: Tony?
Speaker 17: I thought you were the science. Yeah yeah, I thought
Speaker 17: you or I am science and you get up there
Speaker 17: and you can't answer a question.
Speaker 12: Yeah, what are we doing?
Speaker 4: And how much time did network spend of that?
Speaker 17: How much time did they spend on my responses every
Speaker 17: week on my vaccination stat at a Taylor at Travis's wedding?
Speaker 17: They did they do even a minute? Did they do
Speaker 17: even a minute on Tony Fauci?
Speaker 12: I don't think i've heard that.
Speaker 5: You got the idea Roger sipping the ESPN. Let's put
Speaker 5: Pett McCabe in a rough spot. That was That was great?
Speaker 5: Wasn't that great?
Speaker 25: You know what I gotta tell you, man, I love Rodgers.
Speaker 25: I gotta I gotta tell you this. I absolutely love
Speaker 25: the guy. We should look. I don't want to get
Speaker 25: back to him with the jets and everything that went
Speaker 25: down and whatever happened to happen. I don't want to
Speaker 25: rehash it now, but you know you gotta love him
Speaker 25: of course, telling it like it is. How about that?
Speaker 25: What a surprise, bro?
Speaker 5: Here's another great cut for you. You mentioned the WNBA.
Speaker 5: This is Riley Gaines. He was an amazing swimmer. Who
Speaker 5: got beat by the boy.
Speaker 25: I love Riley Gains.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Thomas Peter in the pool and at the University
Speaker 5: of Pennsylvania were dropped off my daughter Eva this week.
Speaker 25: Egulations. By the way, she's going to the IVY League.
Speaker 5: Bro Yes, Ivy League.
Speaker 25: Maybe maybe Eva could eventually be like the met president
Speaker 25: of baseball operation.
Speaker 5: Why not he went to Harvard. She's going to you
Speaker 5: pay be better.
Speaker 25: She'd be better than starting.
Speaker 5: Of course, she's actually in a law school there. They
Speaker 5: got Lebron James T shirts everywhere.
Speaker 25: It's funny to say, God, but he didn't wait for
Speaker 25: the Knicks to play Lebron in the playoffs and stick
Speaker 25: it up his ass, Say you're right now.
Speaker 5: I'm going to be there for the Sixers and Nixter
Speaker 5: in the regular season. And I'm already going November eighth
Speaker 5: to see my Giants take on the Eagles and Billy
Speaker 5: and visit Ava that same weekend. But here here is Riley.
Speaker 23: Gaines to.
Speaker 25: Lincoln Financially.
Speaker 5: I've done that before the Veterans Stadium and got very ugly.
Speaker 29: You know that.
Speaker 5: Here's Roley Gaines cutting number eight. Play this for Aningo.
Speaker 5: Wh'll get a kick out.
Speaker 13: Of this if the WNBA's goal is to become the
Speaker 13: most inclusive league in the history of ever and to
Speaker 13: hit a pretty big payday. Then they just got the
Speaker 13: opportunity of a lifetime thanks to Clay Travis introducing the
Speaker 13: Nashville Balls, the most inclusive team in all of WNBA history.
Speaker 13: Clay Travis vows to make it a one hundred percent
Speaker 13: trans team, meaning all players would be men identifying as women.
Speaker 13: He tweeted this, I'm prepared to buy WNBA expansion franchise
Speaker 13: and locate.
Speaker 21: Them in Nashville.
Speaker 13: I pledged to have a one hundred percent trans team,
Speaker 13: all men who identify as women. I will also employ
Speaker 13: a one hundred percent trans coaching staff. Most inclusive team
Speaker 13: in history. But Clay's not just saying it, He's putting
Speaker 13: his money where his mouth is. He offered the WNBA
Speaker 13: ten million dollars for a head to head basketball game
Speaker 13: between the defending WNBA champions, the Las Vegas Aces, and
Speaker 13: a boys' high school state title team of his choice.
Speaker 13: If the boys win, he'll give them ten million dollars
Speaker 13: to distribute as they see fit to their team members.
Speaker 13: Game on pay per view, with all profits donated to
Speaker 13: Tunnel to Towers to provide mortgage free homes to families
Speaker 13: of the see soldiers, police and first responders. If the
Speaker 13: Aces were to beat the boys team, he would give
Speaker 13: the WNBA ten million dollars. And I don't think he's
Speaker 13: kidding because he just gave Vanderbilt Law School ten million dollars.
Speaker 13: So the WNBA gets to own the title of most
Speaker 13: inclusive league. They get to showcase their women's ability, and
Speaker 13: the proceeds go to a good cause. We've heard from
Speaker 13: virtually every WNBA coach at this point and the league
Speaker 13: itself that inclusivity is in fact the goal.
Speaker 5: So what say you?
Speaker 13: WNBA? Just know if you'd declined the offer that makes
Speaker 13: you bigoted transphobes buy your own standard. I'm ready to
Speaker 13: buy my Nashville Balls merch. I cannot believe this is
Speaker 13: real life.
Speaker 5: It is real life, man. Look, this is a racist league.
Speaker 5: They beat up Caitlyn c All the black. Of course
Speaker 5: he's white. Sophie Cunningham stepped out. She tries to protect them.
Speaker 5: There's no question about it. Now, you got the trans
Speaker 5: whole deal with this league. I mean this league. Honestly,
Speaker 5: Joe Binningo needs to go away.
Speaker 25: So it's absolutely brutal. You know, it's so right. I
Speaker 25: didn't know Klay Travis had that kind of money. But anyway,
Speaker 25: but be that be that as it may be, that
Speaker 25: as it may. You know, why aren't there any before
Speaker 25: I even get into the how they treat could you
Speaker 25: let me say this first? Who I get into the
Speaker 25: whole trans thing? Okay? All right? Could you imagine the
Speaker 25: NBA loves Victor Win Bayama. He's the new posted child
Speaker 25: of the NBA. Okay, you watched the playoffs last year
Speaker 25: against the Nicks. You saw how he officials treated this guy.
Speaker 25: I mean, we got no calls. They had Kaul Anthony
Speaker 25: Towns and trout, foul trubble every game.
Speaker 15: It was.
Speaker 25: It was an absolute joke. They love one Byama. They
Speaker 25: put him on the cover of their NBA you know,
Speaker 25: Madden Game, whatever the hell you want to call it. Okay,
Speaker 25: you love them. Could you imagine the you know, the NBA.
Speaker 25: You know, whether it was when Bayama, whether it was
Speaker 25: Michael Jordan, whoever, the great players were being treated the
Speaker 25: way Caitlyn Clark gets treated in the WNBA. Could you
Speaker 25: a Maxine wow?
Speaker 5: Wow, Well, hold on a second, because there was a
Speaker 5: white star in the NBA. Who took a little bit
Speaker 5: about his name was Larry Bird. Now she's white, Caitlyn Clark. Now, no, no,
Speaker 5: that's the problem. It's not that she's a great fighter. No,
Speaker 5: it's not she's white. Well, Larry Bird went a little
Speaker 5: bit of that too, thank god, not as bad, and
Speaker 5: you would think twenty twenty six we'd be past that.
Speaker 5: So there was a little bit of that. But you're right,
Speaker 5: she's the best player in the league and she gets
Speaker 5: her ass kicked every night.
Speaker 25: Every night. Of course, bro, they don't like her because
Speaker 25: she's white and she's straight. Let's be honest, let's throw
Speaker 25: that in there too. I mean, too's true. There's no
Speaker 25: question about that. There's no question. But going back to
Speaker 25: this other thing about the WNBA. Okay, so everybody wants inclusivity.
Speaker 25: I think the coach of the Fever had something about
Speaker 25: we support trans you know whatever, women, men, whatever. Okay,
Speaker 25: So maybe with the league. I don't see any trans women,
Speaker 25: okay in the WNBA. So maybe that's what they need.
Speaker 25: Maybe they need a few in there who would come
Speaker 25: in and probably dominate the league. Right, let's be honest,
Speaker 25: probably come in and dominate. Maybe, Is that what they
Speaker 25: want do they want? Do they really want trans women
Speaker 25: with call them women playing in the w NBA? Is
Speaker 25: that what the league wants?
Speaker 5: They think they do? And here comes Talls, hopefully with
Speaker 5: a wig and look.
Speaker 25: Out exactly right, exactly, that's all you need. Some big guy,
Speaker 25: some guy that could really play, right. Maybe maybe an
Speaker 25: NBA player who isn't that very good in the NBA.
Speaker 25: You know what, I'll identify as a woman for a
Speaker 25: while and I'll go I'll go into the WNBA and dominate.
Speaker 25: Is that what is that what they want?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Basically yeah, I mean it's.
Speaker 25: It's absolutely ridiculous. And I love this girl, Sophie Cunningham,
Speaker 25: like you give her all the credit in the world
Speaker 25: that she's also extremely attractive. I I you know, so
Speaker 25: that no doubt this girl is gonna she don't need
Speaker 25: to the fact, neither does Caitlin. Neither of them really
Speaker 25: need the w NBA. What they should do is get
Speaker 25: the hell out of it. Maybe go play in Europe
Speaker 25: would be appreciated, whatever, whatever. Okay, I know they're making
Speaker 25: money off the court and all of that, and and
Speaker 25: how about the fact the top player in the w NBA,
Speaker 25: And I think it's Adriel Wilson. I think she's the
Speaker 25: most is the highest paid player. I think she's making
Speaker 25: a million dollars a year.
Speaker 5: I think she's in Las Vegas who won the championship.
Speaker 25: Right a million dollars a year, which is nothing in
Speaker 25: professional sports. As you know, I mean, that's the you know,
Speaker 25: that's the twenty twenty fifth player on or the last
Speaker 25: guy in an NBA roster's making a million dollars a year.
Speaker 25: I mean, let's be honest about it. You know, they
Speaker 25: finally are making a little money, and now this is
Speaker 25: what you get. And where would they be without the
Speaker 25: NBA bro without the NBA funding them, where would they be?
Speaker 31: What? What guy?
Speaker 25: What streat guy? Is watching that league?
Speaker 5: No nobody with it.
Speaker 25: And I don't even think they want straight men watching it.
Speaker 25: I don't even think they want that. I remember seeing
Speaker 25: I forget who the girl was. There's a number of
Speaker 25: years ago she wrote something, we don't watch streat man
Speaker 25: watching our game. We don't need you. Are you serious?
Speaker 23: Come on?
Speaker 25: And I and I and let me let me also
Speaker 25: say this to Sid I watched I like watching women's
Speaker 25: college basketball. Okay, I watch it. I get into a
Speaker 25: yukon the Yukon women South Carolina. I don't love doing Staley,
Speaker 25: but I like watching a team. They're always good, you know.
Speaker 5: I like watching the women's college many years Tennessee you
Speaker 5: with Pat Summit for many years when.
Speaker 25: She was there. Now i'll show you what. I can't
Speaker 25: think of her name now, the coach down there, she was,
Speaker 25: she was at bail or two one there whatever. I
Speaker 25: like watching the women w n b A. You couldn't
Speaker 25: pay me enough money to watch that. I know you really,
Speaker 25: you know, And it's a joke. And they're making themselves
Speaker 25: into even more of a joke. I mean, can you
Speaker 25: be Oh god, I don't know what else to say.
Speaker 25: Can I say one more thing too? You know people
Speaker 25: have said, you know, look, you're a sports guy, you
Speaker 25: shouldn't get involved in politics. Well, unfortunately sports is all
Speaker 25: about politics now, sid I mean right or wrong.
Speaker 5: And that's why I've been so successful. It's not a
Speaker 5: big deal. I'm not the only one. I'm not gonna
Speaker 5: look at Clay Travis. Clay Travis is a sports guy.
Speaker 5: He's doing phenomenally well. There's a lot of us now.
Speaker 5: Stephen Ain't Smith is doing a lot.
Speaker 25: He was on my show here yesterday he was politics.
Speaker 5: Yes, he was on the show yesterday. He was terrific.
Speaker 5: So there is a a very natural cross section. People
Speaker 5: go to me, how was the transition so easy? I said,
Speaker 5: it's the same thing. Just substitute President Trump for the Giants.
Speaker 5: Same thing, right, same passion, same hatred. I hate the Jets,
Speaker 5: I hate the Democrats.
Speaker 25: It's the same thing, right.
Speaker 5: But I love you and you're great again. You're always great.
Speaker 25: God, this is one of the Jets every year, I know.
Speaker 5: But I don't really hate the Jets, mind.
Speaker 25: I mean, I don't hate the Giants. I don't hate
Speaker 25: the Giants.
Speaker 5: I don't hate the Jets either.
Speaker 25: I don't know I hate. You know what I hate?
Speaker 25: I actually hate my teams more the match. The Jets
Speaker 25: give me a Jet. It's true, championship. I still can't
Speaker 25: believe it, but whatever, you know what I mean, Bro,
Speaker 25: I don't my teams aggravate me more than any other
Speaker 25: team I know.
Speaker 5: Joe, I love your great appearances always today, so much fun,
Speaker 5: Joe BERNINGO your great Thank.
Speaker 25: You so much, Sidney author, Nothing but love, bro, God
Speaker 25: blessed and congratulations to your daughter at Penn.
Speaker 5: Thank you very much. I appreciate that she is doing
Speaker 5: great at her first day of classes yesterday. My little
Speaker 5: girl Ava Caroline Rosenberg, little girl, she's twenty two years old.
Speaker 5: But thank you, Joseph Beningo, You're amazing. Every Saturday on
Speaker 5: wa N once a week with us. That was a
Speaker 5: fun discussion. We'll take a break when we get back.
Speaker 5: You guys love him. On Tuesdays, so do we. The
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Speaker 5: This will be the first time I go to Rio's
Speaker 5: because I got the table lot she was given to
Speaker 5: me this Friday night. But it's not going to be
Speaker 5: the same. I know Michael Rappaport and his wife are
Speaker 5: coming and some others, but ain't going to be the
Speaker 5: same without my man Boddle, the best cop and now
Speaker 5: the best voice here in New York on this show
Speaker 5: every Tuesday, Uncle Bob Good Tuesday morning, Buddy, how are
Speaker 5: you hey?
Speaker 23: Shid?
Speaker 25: Very very good.
Speaker 23: And I hope I see in Southampton because I'm going
Speaker 23: out for the big Bruce Blakeman thing there with with
Speaker 23: golf over there.
Speaker 5: That's on the fourteenth. I've been invited to go and speak.
Speaker 5: I'm not sure about that one, but I will be
Speaker 5: in West Hampton this Sunday night.
Speaker 23: Well, I just got to find out. You're going to rails.
Speaker 23: We're gonna be sitting at table one in first class
Speaker 23: or you're in the back with steerage.
Speaker 5: I don't know. Talk to you after the show. You
Speaker 5: know the guys who got me the table. My guess
Speaker 5: is it's a pretty good table, bow not as good
Speaker 5: as yours. You got the best, you got the best one.
Speaker 23: All right, I'm coming with a lot of stuff said.
Speaker 23: You know, I mean, people have to understand, with all
Speaker 23: respect the sports and everything else, we're on the We're
Speaker 23: on the verge of destruction here, and let's start right away.
Speaker 23: You know what if you think that judges released too
Speaker 23: many criminals, hey, just wait where your home face used
Speaker 23: to be Brooklyn here, says replaced all the Democratic brces
Speaker 23: in New York County of Brooklyn. Now, Mandommi there is
Speaker 23: picking criminal court judges and civil court. Mandamie's nineteen member
Speaker 23: that he had puts his sham together with this committee
Speaker 23: and they review a judge. How about no Jews at all?
Speaker 23: Thirty five percent of lawyers in New York City.
Speaker 5: Jewish fourteen one hundred and forty thousand. I had the
Speaker 5: young lady on last week who talked about this. It's
Speaker 5: a nineteen person committee, eighteen people plus the chair. They did,
Speaker 5: they did actually recommend a Jewish man who everybody loves.
Speaker 5: His name is John Levienthal for this judge position. The
Speaker 5: mayor never ever, ever, ever vetos this ever, but this
Speaker 5: scumbag he vetoed Leventhal. He claimed there was because Leventhal
Speaker 5: was part of the Gallain Maxwell trial. Nonsense. He did
Speaker 5: it because Leventhal is Jewish. Yeah.
Speaker 23: And then he appointed this other of whatever the hell
Speaker 23: it is. I don't know what the transformer Sophia Elijah,
Speaker 23: who represented multiple cop killers. What's wrong?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 23: What about that? You care about?
Speaker 25: This other guy?
Speaker 23: And then all of a sudden, his committee here, it's
Speaker 23: it's you know what, His whole committee are made up
Speaker 23: of legal aids, public defenders and all these indecent pieces
Speaker 23: of garbage. These are the people that are running our
Speaker 23: judicial system. Brooklyn is dead. Your friend Coron's under indictment.
Speaker 23: They're finished. They used to be the big hot shots.
Speaker 23: Ain't no hot shots anymore. Brooklyn is controlled. Not Do
Speaker 23: you say, let's call it like it is. Brooklyn has
Speaker 23: now become under communist leadership.
Speaker 15: And this is it.
Speaker 23: You know what ninety percent of the primaries, all they
Speaker 23: do is run one communist candidate.
Speaker 15: That's it.
Speaker 23: And you know what else, We have to get Wall
Speaker 23: Street to grow a set of balls. All of a sudden,
Speaker 23: everybody's moving down, you know. And then when you look,
Speaker 23: get this race in Texas, you know this, this Ken
Speaker 23: Taxon against this teller Camco Jerkoff. It's he's leading. And
Speaker 23: what they wanted to do in Texas now all the
Speaker 23: good conservative people. They want to put a lot of
Speaker 23: food in the public schools. They want flags, they want
Speaker 23: saria for patrols, they want to do all these things. People,
Speaker 23: don't you get what's going on? Are you waiting? Are
Speaker 23: you waiting to go into the into what did they
Speaker 23: call those things where they wear this where they water
Speaker 23: stars in Germany? What they call them both not the
Speaker 23: concentration camp, before the concentration.
Speaker 5: I don't know that they were just concentration camps.
Speaker 23: Your Jewish history. They put them in ghettos and they
Speaker 23: made them wear Jewish stars.
Speaker 5: And they made them work, and they made them work.
Speaker 5: They had actually worked under the streets.
Speaker 23: Exactly what's going on right now? And then all of
Speaker 23: a sudden, Mondumbie, this piece of garbage wanted to speak
Speaker 23: that funeral for Angel. Rampert said that hero, sergeant, do
Speaker 23: you know something? Now? The mondummy is part of this.
Speaker 23: She set she I tore the ones that are controlling.
Speaker 23: I ran death to America garbage face, smiling face, mundummy,
Speaker 23: stay away from the nine old.
Speaker 5: Now that now you brought that up before you go
Speaker 5: to nine to eleven. There was some city council members
Speaker 5: who said the mayor should have been their shame on you.
Speaker 5: But Miranda Devine wrote a great story in Yesterday's New
Speaker 5: York Post. You read it exactly talk about and she
Speaker 5: was just talking about the soldier, not nine to eleven.
Speaker 5: You listen to me every second, every day, bo, you
Speaker 5: know him all over this. We gotta keep this man
Speaker 5: away from that site. He won't he'll still go, but
Speaker 5: he gotta make plenty of noise.
Speaker 23: No, and tell Frank to suck it up. There is
Speaker 23: that now shut up for ready, Frank. You know you
Speaker 23: want me to support you, but when you have your mouth.
Speaker 6: I got he couldn't be there.
Speaker 23: Okay, you tell the families. I got friends that lost
Speaker 23: the loved ones lost loved ones there, it's twenty five
Speaker 23: years ago. And this may of Mondommie, this communist, his
Speaker 23: beliefs are to destroy this country. And did you see
Speaker 23: anything on the news ADC, NBC, WPIX, not a damn
Speaker 23: thing about our petition that we put together that I signed.
Speaker 23: Nothing about this petition to keep this scumbag away. And
Speaker 23: you don't want to know something that family, God bless
Speaker 23: that American United States Army sergeant the angel all I
Speaker 23: can say she was American? And who killed up who
Speaker 23: killed up your friends? Your CI friends from my ran
Speaker 23: kill that soldier and you remember that? And who killed
Speaker 23: the people on nine to eleven? Your CI friends and
Speaker 23: Iran state all out of here. Now let's talk about
Speaker 23: my bodega friends. Okay, I got a lot of friends
Speaker 23: in old bodega's all over the point they gotta lost
Speaker 23: to now Mondami wants to get these grocery store first.
Speaker 23: Who was gonna be free grocers? Now it's thirty percent
Speaker 23: of you know what he's doing. He's put these nonprofit scumbags.
Speaker 23: Oh but you need an id A membership I for
Speaker 23: you don't need an idea them out you paint the
Speaker 23: garbage communists at Oh. All I have to tell you
Speaker 23: is right now. Remember the kid that get a cop,
Speaker 23: that got hit the head with the snowball, with this
Speaker 23: West africanness.
Speaker 5: There was snowball.
Speaker 25: Yeah, and you don't want to say he was robbed.
Speaker 23: He was indicted for three robberies three weeks ago. Guess what,
Speaker 23: that's fat brand, You're fat past you let them go
Speaker 23: again now here, this is very important. These DSA scumbis communists.
Speaker 23: Let's go with communists.
Speaker 25: What they are.
Speaker 23: All they are is on the line for the Mandami
Speaker 23: Employment Agency. None of them can get a job. These
Speaker 23: are all fools. Here. You got all these socialists, every
Speaker 23: one of them. He put into all these positions. They
Speaker 23: never had a real job before. You know, who gets
Speaker 23: them a job? Smiling faith get the balls, check out
Speaker 23: what's around them, and then all of a sudden to
Speaker 23: pay the Oh then mondummy, this smiley faith pope says,
Speaker 23: you know, I'm distributing my whole salary to the DNA. Yeah,
Speaker 23: because I'm making so much money, which is non profits.
Speaker 23: You've contributed your stars. You got police protection. Cop, stop
Speaker 23: protecting his garbage. All I take say, let me kill
Speaker 23: this let me keep going, said please, I got plenty
Speaker 23: of suf I was just out in National County. We're
Speaker 23: one of the greatest police commissioners, Pat Rider. Last week
Speaker 23: you gonna learn, you wanna learn.
Speaker 25: People don't know what.
Speaker 23: He's doing when he gets a violent criminal, violent criminal
Speaker 23: violence affairs and all of a sudden you arrange say
Speaker 23: of a ten year old little girl, what over the
Speaker 23: hell is this? He turns them all the eyes into
Speaker 23: federal law. This hunt goal now has threatened to fire
Speaker 23: him if he continues to do it. A hulk of snaggletude.
Speaker 23: You know what they should do. They should kidnap you,
Speaker 23: and you know what, they should keep you in a room.
Speaker 23: If they haven't, will make a move on my good
Speaker 23: Pat Rider. The safest community in America. And this is
Speaker 23: what discovered. That's why we must we must alike Bruce Blakeman,
Speaker 23: We've got to put a what's that thing when they
Speaker 23: put around the mop a gag on Snaggle dude. We
Speaker 23: got to put a gag on him. Okay, Now, all
Speaker 23: of a sudden, you got all these New Yorkers All
Speaker 23: of a sudden, your friend Hernandez, this is a point,
Speaker 23: Joe Hernandez, comes up with some good stuff. He states
Speaker 23: that seven hundred and ninety nine corporations, only about zero
Speaker 23: point two percent are corporate filers, but yet they account
Speaker 23: for seventy four percent of the corporate tax revenue. Also
Speaker 23: states ninety nine thousand tax players, less than one percent
Speaker 23: of the files, pays forty five percent of the personally
Speaker 23: youth tax. According to Hernandez, that top two hundred tax
Speaker 23: payers contribute approximately five point five billion state aglages. Hernandez
Speaker 23: argues that tax base is concentrated and these cities, estimated
Speaker 23: one hundred and seventy six high income residents have left
Speaker 23: this day, left the State Act, talking about fifty billion
Speaker 23: dollars who are losing. But Mundummy has no idea about this. Monda,
Speaker 23: we wonder why we have money problems in the earth.
Speaker 23: He doesn't even want to.
Speaker 15: Look at it.
Speaker 23: I just picked up the post this morning, and I
Speaker 23: see a full lifeguard that has a pension of five
Speaker 23: hundred and seventy thousand dollars a year, a plug lifeguard.
Speaker 23: And all of a sudden, you have fifty two retirements,
Speaker 23: all the tours of death. You know my retirement. You
Speaker 23: know my retirement famous to take the boat needle. I
Speaker 23: didn't get this a billion. I had thirty line of duties.
Speaker 23: I didn't take it. I pulled my paper, said you
Speaker 23: know what I get? I get twenty seven hundred dollars
Speaker 23: a month. Oh, excuse me, twenty seven thousand dollars a year.
Speaker 23: That's what I get. And then all of a sudden,
Speaker 23: you got Mundummy's Universal health care for children is another one.
Speaker 23: All of a sudden, he said, it's going to be
Speaker 23: six billion dollars now, dickhead, because you don't know how
Speaker 23: to account. Now it's nine billion dollars. And this is
Speaker 23: what is twenty seven thousand dollars per kid? He has
Speaker 23: no idea what the heuse?
Speaker 25: Hey, guess what.
Speaker 23: Hate crimes are up?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 25: No, oh everything?
Speaker 23: Try Hey, crimes are up nine point two percent, fifty
Speaker 23: seven percent or June, that's there. Tranted prime is up.
Speaker 23: You know another big scam you see over flushed when
Speaker 23: you go over get your Chinese food over there. All
Speaker 23: of a sudden, you got these social dates head for
Speaker 23: senior citizens building over one hundred million dollars. The New
Speaker 23: York Posts gotta give him credit. They did a story
Speaker 23: on this thing, and they went there ft the storefronts.
Speaker 23: Is that sounds delia fty star fronts. Nobody in there
Speaker 23: and they f on only one hundred million dollars a year. Oh,
Speaker 23: I tell you, sid you know what. These are things that.
Speaker 25: Are our lives.
Speaker 23: This is our lives if we don't face the fact
Speaker 23: that we are being taken over. I don't want to
Speaker 23: hear people say, oh, how did that happen? I was
Speaker 23: just out, all out with us at my house and
Speaker 23: some guy comes over in the f trump, f you both.
Speaker 23: He wanted to fight with me, right. The only problem
Speaker 23: is what what would I tell you that punching this
Speaker 23: guy out? What I get? I get locked up. I'd
Speaker 23: beat the headline. You know what, I walk away? I say,
Speaker 23: you know what, look up the word loser. Collo my god,
Speaker 23: I'm gonna read my post. Get away from me. This
Speaker 23: is what we faced, and I'm telling you right now,
Speaker 23: said Keith, preaching the proof, because you're the truth of
Speaker 23: this city, in this state, and America is gonna wake up. Hopefully.
Speaker 23: I hope all these DSTA candidates get elected. You know what,
Speaker 23: the choice will be very obvious, courteous country, whether you're
Speaker 23: gonna vote for a communists or you're gonna vote for
Speaker 23: someone else. That will be the truth. Everyone's afraid about
Speaker 23: these dstate candidate communists being elected with the primaries. I
Speaker 23: want him to be elected now. The choice is gonna
Speaker 23: be there, and every stumbay to vote FROMM will get there.
Speaker 5: What an amazing appearance there. It is, folks every Tuesday,
Speaker 5: the former great cop Uncle boll. He is so passionate.
Speaker 5: I love it. And everything he says is true. Everything
Speaker 5: he says is true. He comes on with great opinions
Speaker 5: and great numbers. He did mention snaggletooth. I think Bruce
Speaker 5: Blakeman is back on this show tomorrow. He put him
Speaker 5: on weekly. And I am going to try to get
Speaker 5: to the Hampton's on the fourteenth Southampton with Bruce and
Speaker 5: Steve Whitkoff. I was with Bruce a week ago today
Speaker 5: at Horrible Lights in lew and Sidgs neighborhood of good
Speaker 5: buddy Sean, and Bruce had this to say about me.
Speaker 17: Let me tell you some.
Speaker 26: Sid told you the truth. We didn't know each other
Speaker 26: at all, and he was supporting my opponent. And I
Speaker 26: said to him, I said, listen, I said, why are
Speaker 26: you supporting my opponent? He said, well, she's a very
Speaker 26: nice woman. I said, I know, I like her too,
Speaker 26: but her policies are on the wrong side. And I
Speaker 26: chipped away, chipped away, chipped away, and find I got
Speaker 26: his endorsement. And quite frankly, that's the reason I got
Speaker 26: over the top of the first time.
Speaker 21: You say, because the Siros.
Speaker 12: Bring me a prime.
Speaker 26: This guy is one of the great patriots in America,
Speaker 26: and he tells it like it is.
Speaker 21: He doesn't mince his words.
Speaker 5: There's no filter.
Speaker 15: We all know that.
Speaker 21: So let's hear it again for the great sig.
Speaker 2: Ros sid and Friends in the morning on the Red
Speaker 2: Apple podcast network.
Speaker 5: Giovanni Galante, and he's the man that started this petition.
Speaker 5: I'm on board one hundred percent to keep the mayor
Speaker 5: away from the nine to eleven Commemoration Memorial service coming
Speaker 5: up this year. Twenty five years. This is the one
Speaker 5: that's gonna hurt. But she deserves it. It's been twenty
Speaker 5: five years. If you had a chance to talk to
Speaker 5: Grace today, what would you tell him?
Speaker 6: Which I would say, he got me on that. Sorry, Yeah,
Speaker 6: it's okay. Something she's missed. She definitely missed her parents,
Speaker 6: her sister, her brother, my family, we all miss her.
Speaker 6: We all won't wish we could. She would be the
Speaker 6: person to be the first call to us. We miss that,
Speaker 6: We miss her being around, The attention that she gives
Speaker 6: to everyone. It's it's something you can't even put in words.
Speaker 6: You can't when you meet people that especially, you know,
Speaker 6: there's not much that you can really emphasize.
Speaker 7: It's it's just a matter you have to know her
Speaker 7: to just understand. And people that did, they all say
Speaker 7: great things. Till today, there's not one soul that says
Speaker 7: something that.
Speaker 5: But he's a great and freedoms and all that stuff.
Speaker 5: That's great, but don't get me abstratched. And they're talking
Speaker 5: about real people's feelings and emotions, and you know, God forbid,
Speaker 5: somebody went to work one day. Rachel, You know, I
Speaker 5: don't know if you'd be saying the same thing today.
Speaker 15: I will.
Speaker 5: You know, take it easy, okay, you know, well, he
Speaker 5: deserves to be there. He should be there. No, we shouldn't.
Speaker 5: Bad guy, very bad guy, anti American friends, all these
Speaker 5: people that he surrounds himself with that hate this country. No,
Speaker 5: you forfeit the right. You're not guaranteed all this this
Speaker 5: is nonsense. That's where we are what we are today
Speaker 5: because everybody, everybody is guaranteed all they arrive, they'd say
Speaker 5: what they want to say. It's okay, No, no, there's
Speaker 5: got to be some exceptions. There's got to be some
Speaker 5: some interpretation.
Speaker 4: Not that easy.
Speaker 5: He went through this with the Prohamagh. Nonsense. Hey, that's
Speaker 5: the first amendment, right, Sure, go up by October seventh.
Speaker 5: That's at first amendment, right, young girl raped in the streets,
Speaker 5: babies putting ovens, that's their first amendment.
Speaker 23: Right.
Speaker 5: But I guess it is right, Judge the Polatano, This
Speaker 5: judge the Polatano had the nerve to sit there with
Speaker 5: Max Blumenthal, who I think is a kid of Dick Blumenthal,
Speaker 5: and Dick is a perfect name, and take me to task.
Speaker 5: He called me an orden Zionist judge of Polatano. Thank
Speaker 5: you for the maple syrup, but shove it up your ass, okay,
Speaker 5: arden Zionist. I'm a human being, and what the Israelis
Speaker 5: went through that day, you should be furious about, not okay,
Speaker 5: sitting on a college campus with a bunch of kids,
Speaker 5: or hating on the Jews who were the victims. And
Speaker 5: Max Blumenthal, he's a Jew. Give me a break. So
Speaker 5: if your heart doesn't bleed for Giovanni, then you got issues,
Speaker 5: you really do. And the mayor he doesn't deserve any
Speaker 5: sympathy on anything in this city now, he does not.
Speaker 5: I don't believe because he was elected in a bunch
Speaker 5: of morons, has the right to be everywhere at all times. Sorry,
Speaker 5: stay away, mom, Donnie. Do the families a favor. They
Speaker 5: don't want you there, not one family, not one. They
Speaker 5: hate you. I hate you. Most of the New York
Speaker 5: hates you, and even people that voted for you are
Speaker 5: starting to hate you. Buyer's remorse all over this city.
Speaker 5: We hate you, Mom, Donnie, don't go. Give these families
Speaker 5: a break. Okay, they've been through enough. They lost fathers
Speaker 5: and sons, brothers and sisters, aunts and uncles, sons and daughters.
Speaker 5: You don't deserve to be there. Don't be there. Show once.
Speaker 5: Here's your one time to show that you actually do
Speaker 5: have a heart. I don't think you do, but here's
Speaker 5: your one opportunity to say I've got a heart. Stay home.
Speaker 5: Watch October seventh videos of your wife. We'll take a
Speaker 5: short break. He happens to be the brilliant legal mind
Speaker 5: over at Fox News Sid and.
Speaker 2: Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple Podcast Network.
Speaker 5: Greg Jarrett. Greg, there's a lot to get to, but
Speaker 5: I guess we'll start with as his friends call him,
Speaker 5: which Chris Como did, but then Chris went the other way.
Speaker 5: But I saw his initial Instagram talking about how his
Speaker 5: buddy Tony Fauci was treated on barely. He has since
Speaker 5: changed out. I know that, but I know what he
Speaker 5: said it initially. Anyway, getting back to Anthony Fauci, I
Speaker 5: think a lot of the frustration, Greg, is that the
Speaker 5: people who knew this guy was lying for years, starting
Speaker 5: with my guest on this show yesterday, HHS Secretary Bobby
Speaker 5: Kennedy wrote a book about it, and some of my
Speaker 5: other good friends. They knew this guy lied for years
Speaker 5: and people died. It wasn't like he lied about what
Speaker 5: he had for lunch today. People died. But the frustration is,
Speaker 5: really he was pardoned by Joe Biden. There's no real
Speaker 5: repercussion coming his way, or is there.
Speaker 29: Well, first of all, so it good to be with you.
Speaker 29: It's inappropriate. You played brain sellad surgery when you talk
Speaker 29: about Fauci, right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's a good job by on your part. Thank you.
Speaker 23: Uh.
Speaker 29: You know, Senator Rand Paul has said that his committee
Speaker 29: is going to vote on contempt charges against Fauci in
Speaker 29: the next several days. Although I do have to say that,
Speaker 29: you know, as a lawyer, the Fifth Amendment invoked by
Speaker 29: Fauci last week does have very broad protections. And remember,
Speaker 29: Fauci's preemptive pardon would not have protected him if he
Speaker 29: was accused of wine during the hearing last week, which
Speaker 29: is why his lawyers told him to clam up. So
Speaker 29: you know, we'll see if contempt charges can actually be
Speaker 29: brought by the DOJ might have to be litigated. I
Speaker 29: know that a bunch of Senators Josh Holly included, say, well,
Speaker 29: you know the you have to read Brown versus Walker,
Speaker 29: the Supreme Court decision. Well, first of all, that was
Speaker 29: in eighteen ninety six, and second of all, if you
Speaker 29: read the opinion, the person testifying in that case, in
Speaker 29: addition to a pardon, received immunity from Congress, So that
Speaker 29: case is not exactly on point. I will say that,
Speaker 29: you know, Senator Paul has long argued that Fauci lied
Speaker 29: and covered up COVID's origins, and I think that's true,
Speaker 29: and Fauci's diary is self incriminating because publicly, Fauci was
Speaker 29: insisting that COVID came from a natural, natural source, you know,
Speaker 29: in the Chinese marketplace. Privately, in his diary he's conceding
Speaker 29: that it likely came from the very Wuhan lab that
Speaker 29: he Fauci had funded, making Fauci arguably complicit in millions
Speaker 29: of deaths, and that would explain Fauci's alleged deceit. He
Speaker 29: didn't want anybody to know he played a role in
Speaker 29: creating the deadly virus. So we'll see where this goes.
Speaker 29: But Rand Paul seems determined to hold Fauci accountable.
Speaker 5: Good.
Speaker 29: Uh, So we'll wait and see good.
Speaker 5: You know, it's interesting, Greg, because people get mad at
Speaker 5: me because I turn everything into politics, even the Mets.
Speaker 5: I can't went for the Mets anymore because of Ma'm
Speaker 5: Donnie and you know, and the Mets traded away one
Speaker 5: of my favorite players, Peter Linzo, because he liked Trump
Speaker 5: and Lindora's wife works for Mam Donti. Everything for me
Speaker 5: is about packle Shid, not everything about politics. Even this
Speaker 5: is Democrats are still still supporting this guy. They still
Speaker 5: love him despite all the evidence that people died because
Speaker 5: of him. Republicans seem to be a lot smarter even
Speaker 5: in this case. Greg Jarrett politics plays a oh yeah.
Speaker 29: I mean, look, so many of the government dictates during
Speaker 29: the pandemic were excessive, they were harmful, and they weren't
Speaker 29: based on science. Lockdown, school closures, social distancing, the masking,
Speaker 29: mandatory vaccinations. And Fauci was a big part of it.
Speaker 29: He was issuing behind the scenes orders, he was the
Speaker 29: face of it in front of television cameras. He was
Speaker 29: shutting down anybody who dared to disagree with the Great
Speaker 29: Anthony Fauci. And of course you recall he famously said
Speaker 29: attacks on me, right, attack on science, as if he
Speaker 29: was the personification of science.
Speaker 23: Right.
Speaker 29: But you know, so much of it, as I say,
Speaker 29: was not based on science at all. In Fauci's diary
Speaker 29: reveals his deceptions. And yet the media became witting accessories.
Speaker 29: They promoted these draconian measures without questioning them and suppressing
Speaker 29: any legitimate disagreements. Dissent was denounced as dangerous disinformation. So
Speaker 29: you know, it was media malpractice in the extreme.
Speaker 5: It really was. And we were conspiracy theorists. And you know,
Speaker 5: if you already did your homework on Fauci. You know
Speaker 5: you do, Greg budd and so did Bobby. He did
Speaker 5: this with AIDS. You know, he screwed up with AIDS.
Speaker 5: Still he told people that you get it transmits with
Speaker 5: the air. He actually he came up with that medication
Speaker 5: that was not helpful. So it didn't start with COVID.
Speaker 5: Tony Bauci, as his friends call him, did the same
Speaker 5: thing with AIDS.
Speaker 29: Yeah, Anthony Fauci left in his wake a stream, a
Speaker 29: long line of you know, mistakes that have caused enormous damage.
Speaker 29: And it's about time that are reckoning and an accountability
Speaker 29: is overdue. So I hope it happens me too.
Speaker 5: All right, let's get to Todd Blanche. We all love Todd.
Speaker 5: He's terrific, he really is, and hopefully I think he
Speaker 5: will be confirmed today by the Senate, the whole Senate.
Speaker 5: I guess, folks, the end of the week today is
Speaker 5: a committee. I know that that one point eight billion
Speaker 5: dollar weaponization fund set up by my friend President Trump
Speaker 5: was an issue for Tillis and Cornmick. Now they've come along, Tim,
Speaker 5: So do you see anything today the railing Blanche from
Speaker 5: moving forward as our next Attorney General.
Speaker 29: Well, I really don't you know Senator is Corning and
Speaker 29: Tillis who got well, Tillis decided to retire because he
Speaker 29: was exhausted from going against Trump. Cornan of course lost
Speaker 29: Trumps support.
Speaker 25: So these two.
Speaker 29: Knuckleheads have been going on a revenge Trump review inge tour. Right,
Speaker 29: so they've been trying to, you know, use their vote
Speaker 29: to extort whatever they want, usually in opposition to Trump.
Speaker 29: All of this around the one point, you know, eight
Speaker 29: billion dollar fund could have been avoided. I mean, look,
Speaker 29: Blanche knew in advance of his confirmation hearing that Corner
Speaker 29: Untillus wanted in writing that the fund was dead or
Speaker 29: in a door nail, and frankly he should have put
Speaker 29: it in writing before the hearing even began.
Speaker 25: It would avoided all of this.
Speaker 29: But you know that now seems to be the end result.
Speaker 29: And it does look as though with Cornan until Us
Speaker 29: voting for blanche that he'll eventually be confirmed. We'll have
Speaker 29: to wait and see how that shakes out. I mean,
Speaker 29: there are other people who are Republicans in the Senate,
Speaker 29: you know, you always have question marks about so who
Speaker 29: knows how they'll.
Speaker 5: Yeah, right though, about those two they're like Thomas Massey,
Speaker 5: same thing. This one is a little sensitive. But I
Speaker 5: love you, Greg, and I know you love me, so
Speaker 5: answer it to what you want. Jeanine Piro is a
Speaker 5: dear friend of ours. She worked here, We love her,
Speaker 5: and she's done a great job as US attorney in DC.
Speaker 5: But he loved President Trump too, love him like a father.
Speaker 5: I love him so much. And he hammata and he
Speaker 5: called her a choker twice, and then he said that
Speaker 5: she folded like an umbrella. So you know, look, I
Speaker 5: know Trump's upset, and I think he's right about the
Speaker 5: pool being vandalized. But at the same time, I understand
Speaker 5: why Pierro did what she did. I'm having a hard
Speaker 5: time picking a side in this one, but I did
Speaker 5: think that he came down on her pretty hard. What
Speaker 5: are your thoughts on what Trump said about Janine?
Speaker 29: Well, you know, I've known Janine for twenty thirty years,
Speaker 29: worked with her at Fox News, and you know what
Speaker 29: I mean, She's very confidence smart individual. You know, I
Speaker 29: think she made a mistake in filing such a long
Speaker 29: and lengthy dismissal of the case against the former olympian
Speaker 29: it was accused of vandalizing I think, frankly, it was
Speaker 29: a combination of mistakes made by the contractor and maybe
Speaker 29: some vandalism thrown in. Look, normally, when you file a dismissal,
Speaker 29: whether or without prejudice with a coord you just say,
Speaker 29: you know, very short, based on new evidence, we hereby
Speaker 29: dismissed the case. Instead, it was this this lengthy, lengthy,
Speaker 29: you know, pleading to the chord in which you know,
Speaker 29: she's describing an intimate detail, you know, the mistakes made
Speaker 29: by the contractor. And that was really the problem is
Speaker 29: she didn't need to do all of that, not only
Speaker 29: fueled from a lot of question marks in this case,
Speaker 29: and probably you know, in the end anger.
Speaker 5: Twisted him off.
Speaker 29: Yeah yeah, so I mean he was unnecessary to do that.
Speaker 29: I hate to sound critical, but it's not how I
Speaker 29: would have handled a dismissal.
Speaker 5: Are you being honest? He said, you love you work
Speaker 5: with the word box News, But you're being honest, and
Speaker 5: I think you're right. I agree with you. Well that's
Speaker 5: what he got, said Rosenberg, agreeing with you. So one
Speaker 5: more this Luigi MANGIONI, this guy he's something else. You know,
Speaker 5: people call me an arcisist. This guy, this guy's like
Speaker 5: listen to me. I want TV cameras in the courtroom.
Speaker 5: I mean, this guy murdered somebody in the most cowardly
Speaker 5: of passions. He shot him in the back, killed the
Speaker 5: father of two in cold blood, and yet Greg Jarrett,
Speaker 5: he's still calling the shots.
Speaker 29: Yeah, and the evidence against Mangioni is compelling. But the
Speaker 29: gun found in his backpack is forensically matched to the
Speaker 29: shell casings that the murder scene. The defender's notebook is
Speaker 29: a confessional, you know, describing his plans for a targeted
Speaker 29: killing and escape roots. So you've got motive planning, premeditation,
Speaker 29: you have digital video fingerprints, incriminating statements made by mangione
Speaker 29: I mean he's cooked in a court of law, which
Speaker 29: is why at one point the defense signaled that, oh,
Speaker 29: we're gonna shift to a psychiatric defense. Our clients suffered
Speaker 29: extreme emotional disturbance, which would mean obviously in admission that
Speaker 29: he killed Brian Thompson. They sense the bandon that, but
Speaker 29: you can't get the genie back in the bottle, so
Speaker 29: the public knows he's deadband guilty. It's a difficult case
Speaker 29: for the defense. They're not going to prevail.
Speaker 5: The kerfun But I guess he won the defense in
Speaker 5: that while, like you said, the evidence is overwhelming and
Speaker 5: they really can't prevail, but he's not going to get
Speaker 5: the death penalty, So I guess that's a win.
Speaker 29: Yeah, because the defense achieved the win you describe by
Speaker 29: knocking out the terra terrorism charges, which would have elevated
Speaker 29: second degree to first degree murder and eligible for the
Speaker 29: death penalty under New York state law. And of course
Speaker 29: they were able to knock out violence associated with stalking
Speaker 29: in the federal case which will be tried in January,
Speaker 29: and that too removed the death penalty. So you know,
Speaker 29: the defense already achieved the win of saving the guy's life.
Speaker 25: And I'm fine with that.
Speaker 29: Let him rot behind bars for the rest of his life.
Speaker 5: I'm right. And Tyler Robinson's in the same position out
Speaker 5: there in Utah, right with the Charlie Kirk killing.
Speaker 25: Yeah.
Speaker 29: Absolutely, And you know, both cases, you know, are an
Speaker 29: uphill climb for the defense because the evidence is so
Speaker 29: compelling and overwhelming of guilt. But of course they enjoy
Speaker 29: the presumption of innocence and the case will eventually go
Speaker 29: to court and a jury.
Speaker 5: Craig Jarrett, you Willie, Oh you're great. I love you
Speaker 5: on TV. I love even more here. Thank you, Mike Man.
Speaker 5: It's so great for you to come on and catch up.
Speaker 5: Thank you so much.
Speaker 29: Continue playing ELP for me.
Speaker 5: You got it, Lou got that. He loves Emerson, Lake
Speaker 5: and Palmer. The great Greg Jarrett with another terrific appearance.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Greg. Jenna will take a break. He's former
Speaker 5: coworker at Box News. She's not there anymore. We're gonna
Speaker 5: find out why, and she's upset obviously with the Coomos
Speaker 5: and Bauci, Sid.
Speaker 2: And friends in the morning on the Red Apple Podcast Network.
Speaker 32: Well, if I've become a punching bag, I'm a punching bag.
Speaker 32: But I am very happy to testify before any Congressional
Speaker 32: Oversight committee. I have nothing to hide. I have I
Speaker 32: can explain and validate everything that I've done, So you know,
Speaker 32: it's gonna be inconvenient if they actually are out there
Speaker 32: essentially threatening to make my life miserable. But it's I mean,
Speaker 32: I'm gonna do what I need to do, and that
Speaker 32: is cooperate fully because we have nothing to hide at all.
Speaker 33: Under the advice of my attorneys, I will invoke my
Speaker 33: right under the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution to refrain
Speaker 33: from answering your questions on the Advisive Council. I respectfully declined,
Speaker 33: based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment. I respectfully
Speaker 33: declined to answer based on the Advisive Council. I respectfully
Speaker 33: declined to answer based upon my rights under the Fifth
Speaker 33: Amendment to the Constitution.
Speaker 5: Chris Cuomo came out with a Instagram video the next
Speaker 5: day where he was furious. I sent it to Justin
Speaker 5: furious with Rand Paul and Ron Johnson and all the
Speaker 5: Republicans who attacked That's the word he used. And he
Speaker 5: used the word bullshies or twice who attacked his buddy
Speaker 5: Baddy by this Tony Fauci. That's how it's friends with
Speaker 5: for Tony. Then the next day on his show, Chris Cuomo,
Speaker 5: this lion idiot says, you know what, the more I
Speaker 5: look at it, he didn't look like he had something
Speaker 5: to hide. And people are giving Chris Cuomo credit credit
Speaker 5: because he turned on Fauci. No he didn't, No, he didn't.
Speaker 5: His initial video said what they put my friend Tony
Speaker 5: Fauci through was bullshitsel then he changed his tune the
Speaker 5: next day. But I don't have to kill the cmos
Speaker 5: because my next guest who went through really a horrible time.
Speaker 5: This is not a joke. Both of her in laws,
Speaker 5: both her mother in law and father in law died
Speaker 5: under Andrew CMO's watch during COVID. She started with us
Speaker 5: and I missed in the morning twenty plus years ago.
Speaker 5: Became a huge star at Fox News every morning, the
Speaker 5: weather and other stuff. She's not there now, but she's
Speaker 5: here now, my dear friend, Johnnystein Johns, good morning, sweetheart.
Speaker 23: How are you shid.
Speaker 31: It's been a long time, my friend.
Speaker 5: It's good to have you back.
Speaker 29: I know.
Speaker 5: We spoke a bunch this weekend when I was in
Speaker 5: Pennsylvania with my daughter, and you know, obviously I thought
Speaker 5: about you throughout that whole fauci that ridiculous day on
Speaker 5: the hill. But I do want to start with Fox
Speaker 5: News because people can't figure out what happened. You weren't
Speaker 5: feeling well and then you were gone, And most people
Speaker 5: have no idea because you are very popular, very they
Speaker 5: have no idea why you were not there. What happened
Speaker 5: at Fox News?
Speaker 31: Twenty two years of doing that job, which I loved,
Speaker 31: it was, you know, the greatest job of my life.
Speaker 5: Really and really better than I miss kidding.
Speaker 31: We need a therapist on on the radio.
Speaker 23: We're going to talk about I mess.
Speaker 31: But you know, listen, if you're at a job for
Speaker 31: twenty plus years, you know you're you're doing something right.
Speaker 31: And I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis not long after
Speaker 31: I went to Fox, and I was able to manage
Speaker 31: the illness throughout my career, and I would say probably,
Speaker 31: I would say the last couple of years, the early mornings,
Speaker 31: you know, the two am getting up, it was wearing
Speaker 31: on me. And even though I willed myself to keep going,
Speaker 31: my doctor just said, you know, maybe it's time to
Speaker 31: take a break and figure it out. I wouldn't call
Speaker 31: it retirement, but for the next little while, I'm going
Speaker 31: to sort of be with my family, figure out my
Speaker 31: health situation, and then we'll see what happens. As they say,
Speaker 31: you know, the door closes and a window opens. I
Speaker 31: hope that that's the case, and I have some ideas
Speaker 31: of what I want to do. But the job that
Speaker 31: I was doing over at Fox was was really tough
Speaker 31: on my health, tough on anybody. I mean, you know
Speaker 31: what early mornings are like, Oh my god.
Speaker 5: You know, you know, do you know how close to
Speaker 5: death I am without MS. I mean getting up at
Speaker 5: three o'clock every day, I feel like I'm minutes from death.
Speaker 5: I swear to God, it's killing me. But you know what, yeah,
Speaker 5: why do you think? How would Stern and Donhimus look
Speaker 5: like that? I mean, come on, But on a serious note,
Speaker 5: here you are gone. But I don't believe there's any
Speaker 5: heart feelings between the two of you. Guys, I love you.
Speaker 5: I love them too, So everything's okay.
Speaker 31: Listen. It was a family. I was with a family
Speaker 31: for so long. They were my second family. I will
Speaker 31: miss many people there.
Speaker 23: But the job was.
Speaker 31: Tough on me and I had to make some pretty
Speaker 31: tough decisions.
Speaker 5: Okay, fair enough, Johnisteine, joining us on this Tuesday morning, right,
Speaker 5: Johnas so, we all watched Tony Fauci last week. For
Speaker 5: some of us, it's more difficult than specifically people like you,
Speaker 5: who did lose people during COVID over his nonsense, and
Speaker 5: then obviously the States and what happened here in New
Speaker 5: York was just criminal, and you lost not one but
Speaker 5: both of your in laws. Really a heartbreaking story. And
Speaker 5: everybody knows that, Johnisteine, that you went through all of this,
Speaker 5: so I'd have to imagine, Johannis said, watching Fauci, he
Speaker 5: didn't even lie. He just sit there and took the fifth,
Speaker 5: which in essence he lied. But sitting there that day
Speaker 5: he had to bring back all these horrible memories.
Speaker 31: It was hard to watch. To be honest with you,
Speaker 31: I had to turn it off because here's a guy
Speaker 31: that really wanted to be a hero of the pandemic,
Speaker 31: much like his twin. You know who I'm talking about.
Speaker 31: It's hard to say his name. The name shall not
Speaker 31: be revealed. Andrew Cuomo, you know, took the pandemic and
Speaker 31: wanted to make himself a celebrity, a millionaire, a hero.
Speaker 31: Same thing with Fauci, and as you mentioned, their families
Speaker 31: were very close. I remember a clip of Cuomo saying
Speaker 31: to Fauci when people were dying and put in body
Speaker 31: bags and refrigerators.
Speaker 15: Who's going to play us in the movies?
Speaker 5: De nero? But Gino, I remember that, I remember that.
Speaker 31: You're so disgusting, And you know, Emmy awards and five
Speaker 31: million dollar books, same with Fauci on the cover of magazines.
Speaker 31: I mean, the media propped them up, right, They allowed
Speaker 31: this kind of thing to happen. So to see mister
Speaker 31: hero of the pandemic plead the fifth over one hundred times,
Speaker 31: it was just disgusting. It was just it was heartbreaking
Speaker 31: because six years later and I'm listen, I'm grateful to
Speaker 31: Ran Paul and his team for all the hard work
Speaker 31: of digging up those stupid, dear diary entries. What an
Speaker 31: idiot putting it on government servers, My god, But to
Speaker 31: have that and be able to look back, it is
Speaker 31: heartbreaking because all these guys cared about was their celebrity,
Speaker 31: and the media propped them up. I mean CNN and
Speaker 31: Jake Tapper and all of them. It was like they
Speaker 31: were best friends. And that's not the way it should be.
Speaker 31: What are the lessons learned here? Sid you know, like
Speaker 31: put these government officials on, or these doctors or these
Speaker 31: scientists and question them throughout the pandemic. You know, Thank
Speaker 31: goodness we had Twitter x at the time, because that's
Speaker 31: where I had my voice. That's where I was questioning
Speaker 31: what was going on and why he was putting thousands
Speaker 31: of COVID positive patients into nursing homes. Like That's where
Speaker 31: I had my voice. And then the media had to
Speaker 31: follow in some way, but he was very well protected
Speaker 31: and he thrived on that pandemic and still.
Speaker 5: Is amazingly after all we've learned, and we've learned that
Speaker 5: this guy lied. Everybody knows it, okay, and all the
Speaker 5: plague the fifth one hundred and eleven times, the liberal
Speaker 5: media still protecting this guy. I'm telling you. I sent
Speaker 5: it to Justin. The next morning, Chris Cuomo was furious
Speaker 5: what they put his good friend Tony Fauci. I never
Speaker 5: heard him referred to as Tony before. I'm sorry to
Speaker 5: last week. His good friend Tony Fauci, What they put
Speaker 5: him through was bullshizzle. And somebody went to Chris and said, hey, moron, moron,
Speaker 5: it wasn't en up with the Q tips and the
Speaker 5: neuro jokes at CNN, you can do it all over again.
Speaker 5: We just got you this at News Nation show some brains.
Speaker 5: So then he goes on the night he goes, well, yeah,
Speaker 5: you know, looking back in retrospect, it seemed like you
Speaker 5: had something to hide. You got to look back at
Speaker 5: got your maron. That was clear that day that morning,
Speaker 5: But initially the first video we put out John Is
Speaker 5: trust me, was that was disgusting that my friend Tony
Speaker 5: Bouci had to go through all that bull shizzly curse twice.
Speaker 31: Trust me, Well, that just shows you that these people
Speaker 31: are just actors. They're not really journalists. Don't ever use
Speaker 31: your name as a journalist or a news reporter or
Speaker 31: somebody that actually wants to get news. You're just sort
Speaker 31: of a patsy for where the money's going to be,
Speaker 31: what your paycheck is going to pay you. And that's
Speaker 31: the hard reality of it. It's I feel like sometimes
Speaker 31: you know, free speech is only free if you're not
Speaker 31: attached to a corporation that pays your paycheck.
Speaker 23: Right.
Speaker 31: It's just it's so disheartening what's happening in this country,
Speaker 31: said I just it's it's really tough to swallow. It's
Speaker 31: hard to watch six years later, we have no accountability.
Speaker 31: There is no one in jail, there's no one, and
Speaker 31: we're gonna have this. This is going to happen again,
Speaker 31: a pandemic or some kind of crisis is going to happen.
Speaker 31: And are we going to trust anyone anymore?
Speaker 5: We shouldn't. And I got to tell you throughout the
Speaker 5: whole mayoral process, I spent some time with Cuomo and
Speaker 5: we know that and you know it took me the
Speaker 5: last two weeks. I stuck with Curtis lee with for
Speaker 5: six years, six years, put him on the show every
Speaker 5: day so we can do is dumb act, you know,
Speaker 5: the swagman with no plan and all the Italian stuff
Speaker 5: about Cuomo every day, every day, against other people's better judgment,
Speaker 5: I stuck with him. It was literally eleven days before
Speaker 5: the election. I was on Brian kilmet show on Fox
Speaker 5: News ironically, and I said, if these numbers don't improve
Speaker 5: this week, because I was made aware of some very
Speaker 5: lousy numbers, I'm gonna have to jump ship. Not because
Speaker 5: I like Andrew Cuomo. I know everything Cuomo did to
Speaker 5: this state. I'm not a moron, but I couldn't have
Speaker 5: Mom Donnie one. And I'm right because Mam Donnie has
Speaker 5: been the worst mayor in the history of this city
Speaker 5: in only seven months, only seven months. But I didn't
Speaker 5: betray Curtis. I didn't stab him in the back. I
Speaker 5: stayed till eleven days. And during that time when I
Speaker 5: was meeting with Cuomo, I tried, you know this Janis
Speaker 5: to put you two guys together, well three guys actually
Speaker 5: more than once. I called you and said would you
Speaker 5: be willing to meet with Andrew Cuomo and if I'm wrong,
Speaker 5: say it and you didn't say no. You did not
Speaker 5: say no. But it never happened. It never happened. And
Speaker 5: my gut tells me that you never really got the
Speaker 5: apology that you deserved and needed even to this day.
Speaker 31: Of course not, of course not. And it was on
Speaker 31: his terms, if I remember it. He wanted to meet
Speaker 31: in an executive's office at Fox, and it was like,
Speaker 31: that's my house, you know, like, you're not going to
Speaker 31: bully me into meeting with one of my managers in
Speaker 31: the office while you sit there and do whatever you're.
Speaker 26: Going to do.
Speaker 31: I don't think he would ever apologize to me. I
Speaker 31: just don't think that's ever going to be possible. And
Speaker 31: if he was going to do it, I would want
Speaker 31: it on television. Wouldn't do that. But I will say
Speaker 31: this about Curtis. Curtis has been very good to my family.
Speaker 31: He has supported us. He came out to the many
Speaker 31: events that we had in support of my in laws
Speaker 31: and the thousands of people that we lost. And listen
Speaker 31: what happened with you and him? You know that's between you.
Speaker 31: I Cuomo was never going to win regardless of whether
Speaker 31: Curtis was in the race or not. I mean, that's
Speaker 31: been proven. Mom Dommy was gonna win regardless. And you
Speaker 31: told me in advance that you were going to have
Speaker 31: Andrew Cuoma on your show, and I respect you for
Speaker 31: that because I've actually lost friendships with people in the
Speaker 31: media who endorsed Cuomo without letting me know.
Speaker 5: You know, you were the first person I contacted. You
Speaker 5: were the first person, and.
Speaker 31: Mad mad respect for that, because you know, I can
Speaker 31: understand why people didn't want Mom Dommy. And as long
Speaker 31: as you call me and say to me, listen, I'm
Speaker 31: gonna say this, I know what he did, and I
Speaker 31: I'm sorry for what happened to your in laws. I
Speaker 31: have mad respect for people who are going to tell
Speaker 31: me in advance. But I had a very good friend
Speaker 31: of mine who endorsed Andrew Cuomo on their program and
Speaker 31: never told me, and it was so hurtful and to
Speaker 31: this day and to this day, it was like, you know,
Speaker 31: all you had to do was give me a heads up,
Speaker 31: because then afterwards people are like, what do you think
Speaker 31: of this person endorsing Andrew Cuomo after all of the
Speaker 31: things that you guys went through ye, so listen, I
Speaker 31: love you, I will always love you, but i'm I
Speaker 31: also have a love for Curtis.
Speaker 5: No, listen, i'm I would just say this to you.
Speaker 5: You've heard of the troll on the term Trump derangement
Speaker 5: syndrome TDS. Okay, before you get so carried away with
Speaker 5: how much Courtis loves you, yes, CDs, Okay, that's a fact.
Speaker 5: He's got Cuomo derangement syndrome. But he did during his campaign, right,
Speaker 5: it was yeah, but people died in your family, not
Speaker 5: mam okay, and his campaign was a disgrace because he
Speaker 5: never attacked the guy in the lead. All he did
Speaker 5: was got to Cuomo. So it's very nice that he
Speaker 5: was AMPI your family. But much like Trump arrangement syndrome, Curtis,
Speaker 5: it's been proving time and time again he's still doing it.
Speaker 5: Has Cuomo derangement syndrome. That's why he did it more
Speaker 5: than the love of you and the family. Just trust me.
Speaker 5: But either way, I understand why you would be indebted
Speaker 5: to him. I get it, I get it. But but
Speaker 5: the truth is he was trying to save the city,
Speaker 5: not Johannisteine. Sorry to tell you.
Speaker 31: Okay, listen, this is your program. I understand your situation,
Speaker 31: and I'm glad that you understand.
Speaker 5: Were I hundred percent. So nothing's going to change, and
Speaker 5: I agree with you. Fouti's not going to jail Cuomo.
Speaker 5: There's not many repercussions there. I don't think there maybe
Speaker 5: some some lawsuits out there that I'm not aware of.
Speaker 31: Oh no, there's there's still you know, a referral, criminal
Speaker 31: referral because he lied to Congress, which I'm trying to
Speaker 31: remind people of.
Speaker 5: Is that the time with that wasn't the time with Elice?
Speaker 15: Was it?
Speaker 23: Yes?
Speaker 31: Yes, that was the same congressional hearing when he lied
Speaker 31: to Congress about his involvement in cooking the books, you know,
Speaker 31: lying about the numbers and his you know, there's his
Speaker 31: writing on documents basically saying can we.
Speaker 23: Cross this out?
Speaker 31: So he had a role in the lies he told
Speaker 31: about the numbers of the depths in New York.
Speaker 5: Interest.
Speaker 31: Yeah, that's still that's still out there.
Speaker 5: What's going on with that? Anything?
Speaker 31: No, but every other day I'm trying to, you know,
Speaker 31: say to the Justice Department, not only do you have Fauci,
Speaker 31: but you still have a criminal referral against this guy too.
Speaker 31: So please do some work. Ye, yes, before you go
Speaker 31: on summer holiday.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I got you. Hey, let me ask you about
Speaker 5: your husband, because at the end of the day, you
Speaker 5: mout into this family. I know you love them like
Speaker 5: your own, but it is your husband's mom and dad.
Speaker 5: I'd be missing when and ask about him. How's he
Speaker 5: doing the last six years?
Speaker 31: Well, it's tough, you know, I'm the one that kind
Speaker 31: of has the loud voice. But listen, Anniversaries, Christmas, birthdays
Speaker 31: come around and you're reminded that these people are still
Speaker 31: not with us, and that's the hard part. And when
Speaker 31: six years later you see doctor Fauci pleading the fifth
Speaker 31: when all we wanted was answers, accountability and just honesty,
Speaker 31: that brings it all back too. So listen, I just
Speaker 31: want people to remember what happened. And I think COVID
Speaker 31: maybe wanted us to just push it under the rug
Speaker 31: because it is so hard to think about. But if
Speaker 31: we don't have answers and accountability, then this is going
Speaker 31: to happen again, and the same mistakes will be made,
Speaker 31: and God forbid that ever happens. So I'll continue to
Speaker 31: try to have a voice and call it out when
Speaker 31: I can, but you know, my husband kind of suffers
Speaker 31: sometimes silence, and that's the tough part, you know.
Speaker 5: On the way out the last two minutes, you said
Speaker 5: that we're trying to find out what happened, you know,
Speaker 5: what happened Janis especially though in most so, tell my
Speaker 5: listening audience what happened.
Speaker 31: Well, I mean, before the pandemic came in, they were
Speaker 31: both in separate elder care facilities. His father was in
Speaker 31: a rehab because he was having health issues. His mom
Speaker 31: was in a nursing home with a double room waiting
Speaker 31: for her husband. We found a wonderful place that she
Speaker 31: loved that I think that they would they would have
Speaker 31: both loved together. They both had health issues before the pandemic,
Speaker 31: so we were trying to make the best out of
Speaker 31: the situation we could. They lived in a four story
Speaker 31: walk up in Brooklyn. There were always like ems people
Speaker 31: going up there, so we had to do what we
Speaker 31: thought was the best for their health. And then the
Speaker 31: pandemic comes in and we don't have any access to
Speaker 31: them at all, and we trust in our government and
Speaker 31: the people we elected to take care of our loved ones.
Speaker 31: And we find out that there were thousands of COVID
Speaker 31: positive patients put into where the most elderly, the most
Speaker 31: senile people lived. That was where Sean's parents were, and
Speaker 31: we had no control over that, and no one told us,
Speaker 31: No one told us infected patients would be put into
Speaker 31: their elder care residences. And then they died and we
Speaker 31: never had wakes, We never saw them, we never held
Speaker 31: their hands, and people didn't have funerals or wakes. There
Speaker 31: were still riots in the streets.
Speaker 7: That was okay.
Speaker 31: See, these are the things we remember. And at the time,
Speaker 31: you're just you're in an alternate reality, like what is
Speaker 31: happening here? Why can't I go mourn my in laws
Speaker 31: when there's riots in the streets, And that's okay, you know.
Speaker 31: So all these years later, it's hard to look back
Speaker 31: sid for the American public, for the world. But we
Speaker 31: have to because things were done that shouldn't have been
Speaker 31: done to us and our families, and if we don't
Speaker 31: find out the truth of what happened, it's going to
Speaker 31: happen to other families. And so that's why this is important.
Speaker 23: God, I don't want you know.
Speaker 31: It's hard. It's hard, and that's why it was hard
Speaker 31: to watch doctor Fauci plead the fifth, while he was
Speaker 31: so happy to go on everyone's program and talk about
Speaker 31: what a hero he was.
Speaker 5: Anything but you are though. You are so courageous and
Speaker 5: so great. And lou knew what twenty plus years ago
Speaker 5: when he said the Eye Man needs to hire Johannistan,
Speaker 5: I saw to God and yeah, you cried every now
Speaker 5: and then, so did I. But the truth is it
Speaker 5: was you look back. It was a great experience and
Speaker 5: it really did ready you for any challenge you're going
Speaker 5: to face at Fox. But you really didn't face much,
Speaker 5: thank God, in twenty two two years, and you're just
Speaker 5: one of the most courageous and greatest people we've ever met. Johanistan,
Speaker 5: thank you so much. We love you, and anytime you
Speaker 5: want to come on this show, you're always invited about
Speaker 5: She's not just see you know. And Andrew Cuomo to right, Curtius,
Speaker 5: I'm sorry, I'm kidding. Janis. You are really great. I
Speaker 5: love you, We all love you. We really do. Thank
Speaker 5: you so much. What a great appearance. What a courageous
Speaker 5: young lady. That is a great Janis dean man. She's
Speaker 5: been through a lot, a lot, she's got her own
Speaker 5: health issues and she lost her in laws, but She's
Speaker 5: such a smart, funny, great kid. Isn't she the fantastic
Speaker 5: she really is? Yeah, I love her. I never get
Speaker 5: mad at her. Never. Don't think she got mad at
Speaker 5: me once. I'm not even sure she did well. You
Speaker 5: deserve it.
Speaker 24: Yes, I helped her get here.
Speaker 5: No, I know, I know, I know she's great. I
Speaker 5: got nothing bad to say about Johannisteine. She does. She
Speaker 5: is fantastic. Great lady, Janas, We love you, will take
Speaker 5: a break, We're still going to speak the former Chicago
Speaker 5: bell linebacker Hall of Beamer'brian Urlacker.
Speaker 2: Sid and Friends in the morning on the Red Apple podcast.
Speaker 5: Network, Giovanni Galante, and he's the man that started this petition.
Speaker 5: I'm on board one hundred percent to keep the mayor
Speaker 5: away from the nine to eleven Commemoration Memorial service coming
Speaker 5: up this year. Twenty five years. This is the one
Speaker 5: that's gonna hurt, but she deserves it. It's been twenty
Speaker 5: five years. If you had a chance to talk to
Speaker 5: Grace today, what would you tell her?
Speaker 7: I would I would say you got me on that one.
Speaker 6: Sorry tough, Yeah, okay, okay, she's missed. She definitely missed
Speaker 6: our parents, Her sister her brother, my family, we alls,
Speaker 6: so we all wish we could. She would be the
Speaker 6: person to be the first call to us. We miss that,
Speaker 6: We miss her being around.
Speaker 7: The attention that she gives to everyone. It's it's something you.
Speaker 6: Can't even put in words.
Speaker 23: You can't when you.
Speaker 6: Meet people that, especially, you know, there's not much that
Speaker 6: you can really emphasize. It's it's just a matter. You
Speaker 6: have to know her to just understand. And people that did,
Speaker 6: they all say great things. Till today, there's not one
Speaker 6: soul that there's something there.
Speaker 5: I know. The Worldwide News Network used her in their
Speaker 5: news this morning, and she lost her father, a firefighter
Speaker 5: that day. And she is out there saying, no, the mayor,
Speaker 5: you know, he wants to honor us, he should be there,
Speaker 5: and I vehemently disagree. And you know, the Worldwide News
Speaker 5: Network said, well, Miller said he could. She'd liked the
Speaker 5: mayor there despite some nine eleven families. Now, guys, guys, guys,
Speaker 5: it wasn't some. It's thousands, okay, and thousands of others
Speaker 5: petitions up to like eighty five thousand signatures. It's not some.
Speaker 5: I hate to be a stickler for words, but if
Speaker 5: we're gonna be honest. Thousands, not some thousands don't want
Speaker 5: the mayor there. It's not like Elizabeth Miller is part
Speaker 5: of the majority. She is in the overwhelming minority. Overwhelming
Speaker 5: and again I'm sorry her father passed away, but many, many,
Speaker 5: many more don't want that rat anywhere near that site.
Speaker 5: Take a break when we get back. He was a
Speaker 5: tremendous linebacker with the Chicago Bears for many years. He
Speaker 5: made the Hall of Fame. He's got a lot to
Speaker 5: say about the Bears moving. What They're not gonna be
Speaker 5: the Chicago Bears anymore? How could that be? And trans
Speaker 5: in the WNBA The Great Buyan Earlinecker.
Speaker 2: Sid and Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 2: Podcast Network.
Speaker 13: If the WNBA's goal is to become the most inclusive
Speaker 13: league in the history of ever and to hit a
Speaker 13: pretty big payday, then they just got the opportunity of
Speaker 13: a lifetime thanks to Clay Travis introducing the Nashville Balls,
Speaker 13: the most inclusive team and all of WNBA history. Clay
Speaker 13: Travis vows to make it a one hundred percent trans team,
Speaker 13: meaning all players would be men identifying as women. He
Speaker 13: tweeted this, I'm prepared to buy WNBA expansion franchise and
Speaker 13: locate them in Nashville. I pledged to have a one
Speaker 13: hundred percent trans team all men who identify as women.
Speaker 13: I will also employ a one hundred percent trans coaching staff.
Speaker 13: Most inclusive team in history. But Clay's not just saying it.
Speaker 13: He's putting his money where his mouth is. He offered
Speaker 13: the WNBA ten million dollars for a head to head
Speaker 13: basketball game between the defending WNBA champions, the Las Vegas Aces,
Speaker 13: and a boys' high school state title team of his choice.
Speaker 13: If the boys win, will give them ten million dollars
Speaker 13: to distribute as they see fit to their team members.
Speaker 13: Game on pay per view, with all profits donated to
Speaker 13: Tunnel to Tower to provide mortgage free homes to families
Speaker 13: of the sease, soldiers, police and first responders. If the
Speaker 13: Aces were to beat the boys team, he would give
Speaker 13: the WNBA ten million dollars. And I don't think he's
Speaker 13: kidding because he just gave Vanderbilt Law School ten million dollars.
Speaker 13: So the WNBA gets to own the title of most
Speaker 13: inclusive league, they get to showcase their women's ability, and
Speaker 13: the proceeds go to a good cause. We've heard from
Speaker 13: virtually every WNBA coach at this point and the league
Speaker 13: itself that inclusivity is in fact the goal. So what
Speaker 13: say you, WNBA? Just know if you'd decline the offer
Speaker 13: that makes you bigoted transphobes, buy your own standard. I'm
Speaker 13: ready to buy my Nashville Balls.
Speaker 5: Merch the WNBA, the all inclusive WNBA says, if you've
Speaker 5: got a penis, you can play. My next guest has
Speaker 5: a penis, and for thirteen years he distinguished himself as
Speaker 5: one of the greatest linebackers in the history of the
Speaker 5: National Football League. Between two thousand and twenty twelve, the
Speaker 5: great Chicago Bear, my buddy Brian Urlacker. Hey, Brian, good news.
Speaker 5: You can play WNBA. You're ready to play.
Speaker 15: I'm on the Nashville Balls or Tennessee Balls. I'm in.
Speaker 25: I'm not.
Speaker 15: I can't run anymore. Does it matter, don't have to
Speaker 15: do addicate. I just got to show up because I
Speaker 15: have a penis. Like you said, So I'm good. Say
Speaker 15: Travis as the man, by the way, that's amazing. His
Speaker 15: ideas are awesome.
Speaker 5: He's great. He was on this show Thursday, was on.
Speaker 5: He storific. He really is. And but you know, it's
Speaker 5: a joke, and it's not a joke, it's actually a
Speaker 5: really sad commentary, Brian, Or where we are in this
Speaker 5: country that the most common sense of things that boys
Speaker 5: should just not compete with girls. That was still arguing
Speaker 5: over that. Can you believe that?
Speaker 15: I can't. Why isn't that so controversial? I don't get it.
Speaker 15: You know, associally said it and she got so much better.
Speaker 15: How about like, I mean, WNBA should But this is
Speaker 15: the only way they get any national attention is when
Speaker 15: something like this happens, when one of their star players
Speaker 15: says something that they don't think they should say. Then
Speaker 15: they get him backlash and now all the coaches that
Speaker 15: no one knows who they are. The coaches are the
Speaker 15: other teams. I have no idea that these women are
Speaker 15: speaking out against her wearing trans kits shirts or like
Speaker 15: stuff you would never hear of, but they want to.
Speaker 15: You know, it's a story now, so they got to
Speaker 15: get their name in there because otherwise you have no
Speaker 15: idea who they are.
Speaker 5: It's true. And then as if the TRANSSEP is not
Speaker 5: bad enough, Brian, you played the National Football League, so
Speaker 5: that is predominantly black. But I don't think there's a
Speaker 5: huge race. So show I every once in a wile
Speaker 5: to hear a white guy tell me that you said
Speaker 5: it's not easy in the locker room, but right it
Speaker 5: doesn't exist.
Speaker 15: I mean, I'll tell you what. We had a great
Speaker 15: locker room. I had a blast with all my teammates.
Speaker 15: Never had any issues in that. In that element right there,
Speaker 15: it was always fun. It is predominantly black, but that's
Speaker 15: just what they that's just the way it is. But
Speaker 15: we've never had any issues in locker room. Man, we
Speaker 15: had great teammates.
Speaker 5: It was always fun for the most part. That's the case.
Speaker 5: I mean again, I did have isolated guys come out
Speaker 5: to me and say, said, you'd be surprised, but you're right.
Speaker 5: Overwhelmingly everybody loves it. You were there in Chicago for
Speaker 5: thirteen years. You had no issues, no surprise. But when
Speaker 5: you look at this league specifically and the way they
Speaker 5: treat Caitlin Clark, if you don't come out and say
Speaker 5: flat out this is a race issue, because that whole
Speaker 5: league is to black girls, and they are jealous, really jealous,
Speaker 5: and they are physically physically out of line with this
Speaker 5: crawl up, you can't tell that's a racist situation. You're
Speaker 5: not being honest.
Speaker 15: They're so jealous. It's amazing to me. What how they
Speaker 15: treat her and they get away with them and until
Speaker 15: they stop them, they're gonna keep doing it, right, I
Speaker 15: mean I do the WNA does nothing about it. That's
Speaker 15: aw And Sophie Cunningham is on now, now she's on
Speaker 15: the hit list. You know she got elbowed in the
Speaker 15: faces what two days ago? She just called for the
Speaker 15: foul and they even reviewed it and still gave her
Speaker 15: the foul. It's amazing to me, Caitlyn, I really hope
Speaker 15: that they find it some play her and Sophie goes
Speaker 15: somewhere else in play, like in the overseas or something.
Speaker 15: I still follow them because I just want that wnaac
Speaker 15: how valuable they are to their league, and they don't care.
Speaker 15: You know that they're getting a lot of attention because
Speaker 15: those two girls are getting a lot of a lot
Speaker 15: of hate throwing their way, so brings attention to a WNBA.
Speaker 5: Well, here's the good news, Brian, your beloved Chicago Bears,
Speaker 5: where you started for thirteen years. If Caitlin and Sophie
Speaker 5: don't move anytime soon, the Bears and the fever maybe
Speaker 5: playing their home games in the same state.
Speaker 15: Oh my god, right, right, yeah, I think we're still
Speaker 15: along with on that said, we got long ways to
Speaker 15: go for the Bears to be down there, but man,
Speaker 15: everything I see right now is pointing towards Indiana. Still
Speaker 15: with the way that francially, it just makes sense for
Speaker 15: the Bears to go. You know that the owners want
Speaker 15: to make money, that's their goal, and they'll probably make
Speaker 15: the most money in Indiana when it comes to the stadium.
Speaker 15: How much that costs to build it. And I don't
Speaker 15: like it, but that's what let's tell right now.
Speaker 5: I hate it, but you made the good point on
Speaker 5: this show too, that look, there's still the New York
Speaker 5: Giants and the New York Jets, even though they both
Speaker 5: play in East Motherwoo, New Jersey. Right, how far a
Speaker 5: whether they're going to be in Indiana, because my news
Speaker 5: guy asked me this, No, how far is that where
Speaker 5: they be playing in Indiana from let's say Soldier.
Speaker 15: Field from Soldiers Show that I believe it's twenty minutes
Speaker 15: further south.
Speaker 5: Oh, that's all it is.
Speaker 15: It's not crazy, it's literally so I guess they call
Speaker 15: it downtown or Chicago West or something like that down there,
Speaker 15: so it's not too far, but still not in Illinois,
Speaker 15: you know. And I think the hotel situation is gonna
Speaker 15: be a little different. It's gonna be a little harder
Speaker 15: for people to get to the games because of the
Speaker 15: you know, the lodging, all that your stuff. But the
Speaker 15: Bears fans will go. I know that's much. They're no
Speaker 15: matter where they play, I know.
Speaker 5: But it's yeah, it's still gonna be weird. It needs
Speaker 5: to be.
Speaker 15: It's gotta be the only it has to be.
Speaker 5: It has to be. I mean, is this fat stupid?
Speaker 5: I'll say, you don't have to say it, this fat
Speaker 5: stupid governor JP, you know, right a way Pritzker is
Speaker 5: he gonna do? Does he care about the Bears? Does
Speaker 5: he care?
Speaker 15: I know who he does care about? It is legal immigrants.
Speaker 15: I don't know. He's given all that money, that two
Speaker 15: point eight billion dollars to them, So I don't know.
Speaker 15: He said, you know, they gave him money to them.
Speaker 15: They were gonna they didn't want to raise taxes for
Speaker 15: the to give the Bears the stadium whatever, but he
Speaker 15: raised them anyway. So I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 15: I don't if it's up to him, I think they'll leave,
Speaker 15: but I think someone else is gonna step in and
Speaker 15: get it done.
Speaker 5: Horrible. Well, talking about the NFL, you do reside now,
Speaker 5: Brian and Arizona, the beautiful state of Arizona, and one
Speaker 5: of my good buddies lives there, and he just won
Speaker 5: last week. It made me so so happy. A guy
Speaker 5: that you played within the league, he played for a
Speaker 5: bunch of teams while you're in Chicago, plays kicker j Biely.
Speaker 5: I know you've got with him. You guys are buddies.
Speaker 5: He gets a big win in Arizona last week.
Speaker 15: Trump was I think seven for seven or eight right
Speaker 15: here in Arizona. The guys did he back to the
Speaker 15: candidates he backed all one? Awesome? Yeah, I mean it's
Speaker 15: finally we're going back to Arizona the way he used
Speaker 15: to be. You know, there's a couple of years there
Speaker 15: where we were kind of teetering a little bit, but
Speaker 15: I think we're getting back to where we need to
Speaker 15: be now another red state. Our governor is Democrat, but
Speaker 15: I think that might be changing for a soon as well.
Speaker 15: So yeah, it's good. Jay's a good dude.
Speaker 23: Man.
Speaker 15: I played against him. He did play a lot. Stop
Speaker 15: stay by the way he played like, yeah he did.
Speaker 15: But yeah, he's a smart guy, you know. He he's
Speaker 15: doing really well. He's very dappered up, all talks well.
Speaker 15: So it's good to see him get over that first hurdle.
Speaker 5: I think his college roommate ready for this, Brian, was
Speaker 5: Tom Brady at Mission Brady. Yeah, yeah, pretty cool.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I know I play golf with it. But Jay, everyone,
Speaker 15: if anyone knows Tom, they let you know all he's
Speaker 15: the greatest of all time. He got seven seven.
Speaker 5: Rings something like that. Seven last night, Jacks six with
Speaker 5: the Patriots, one with the Buccaneers, final thirty seconds. You know,
Speaker 5: the Bears have this witch history of linebackers, and you're
Speaker 5: a Hall of Famer and you got like buckets and
Speaker 5: single terry and loaded with all these great defensive players.
Speaker 5: But offensively, outside of Walter, not a lot of names
Speaker 5: come to mind right away, not especially quarterback. Even Jim
Speaker 5: McMahon wasn't considered an all time great during those great years.
Speaker 5: But this guy, now, Caleb Williams, They say, this guy,
Speaker 5: after last year's vast improvement, could be on his way
Speaker 5: to being a really great quarterback. Do you have any anything,
Speaker 5: any opinion on Caleb Williams could.
Speaker 15: Not agree anymore. I think he's gonna be awesome. His
Speaker 15: ability to throw the football, he makes every throw, his escapability,
Speaker 15: his leadership. I think he takes it seriously. You know.
Speaker 15: Ben Jonson's the wonders for him as well. That's why
Speaker 15: Ben took the job. He said, I want that Bear's
Speaker 15: job because I think you saw how that Caylor could
Speaker 15: be after his rookie year, the improvement last year. I
Speaker 15: think he's gonna keep it getting better and better, you know.
Speaker 15: I mean he was prayed in did last year. But
Speaker 15: I'm excited they finally have a quarterback. The Beyers finally
Speaker 15: have a quarterback they could have for fifteen years. You know,
Speaker 15: the Packers have had three in the last forty years,
Speaker 15: ahead Brett, Aaron and now the kid they have now
Speaker 15: so unbelievable. How lucky they are we have I had
Speaker 15: twenty one different starting quarterbacks in my thirteen.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so yeez, that's what I said. Yeah, twenty one
Speaker 5: and thirteen years. And the Lions have golf that the
Speaker 5: vision is pretty good. The Vikings are hurting with the
Speaker 5: kid from Michigan, and now they've also got.
Speaker 15: Itigu Cayler Murray was you know Cayler Murray when he's
Speaker 15: he's got some flashes of being good. I think their
Speaker 15: head coach up there will get him. As a Kevin O'Connell,
Speaker 15: he'll get him. They give him some good looks. I
Speaker 15: think they're gonna be better than people think.
Speaker 5: Well, the good news is now that you and I
Speaker 5: are buddies. Hopefully you'll come on during the football season
Speaker 5: and talk about these games. I can't wait to talk
Speaker 5: to it.
Speaker 15: And the time change will be three hours, then it'll
Speaker 15: only be two or do we go permanent? Are we
Speaker 15: staying on the time change that we are right now?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 5: Fantastic, fantastic. What are you doing today? You're playing golf.
Speaker 15: Today, about to work out and then I have to
Speaker 15: do chores around the house.
Speaker 5: Ah By, you're beautiful, did you list?
Speaker 25: I love it.
Speaker 5: That's how you stay married. I'm I'm be married thirty
Speaker 5: five years and jew and I get it. Brian o'locker,
Speaker 5: thank you You're amazing man. We love having you on
Speaker 5: this show. We really do keep coming back. Another great appearance.
Speaker 5: Enjoy your day. Thank you so much. Thanks taking God
Speaker 5: bless you. Brian o'locko. Right there, We're done for it today.
Speaker 5: What a great way to end it with that great linebacker.
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