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Speaker 5: And James Golden has a well deserved day off for
the holidays. Dominate Carter filling in my absolute honor to
be here with you.
Speaker 2: We see your.
Speaker 5: Phone calls in the queue already the number to reach
us live this hour. Let's talk eight hundred and eight
four eight nine two two two. I'm going to your
calls in just one second, just one second. I want
to talk Hollywood for a second. And the owner of
the Red Apple Audio Networks, John katzimatides, Folks, when you
do Hollywood movies, everybody thinks that they can do them,
but it's not so easy. And I'm not saying this
because he's my big boss. I'm saying this because I
got an opportunity to see his work last night at
the screening and exclusive screening of the Hollywood movie Marty Supreme,
in which mister Katamatides plays the father of the league
character's best friend. So we show up for this thing
last night here in New York City and shout out
to the NYPD.
Speaker 2: They had it locked down. It was great security.
Speaker 5: The governor was there, and the other top dignitaries, State
Controller Tom Danapoli, Mayor Eric Adams was slated to come through,
and on and on and on and so I.
Speaker 2: Didn't know what the movie was about.
Speaker 5: And I walked into the theater right and they had
a ping pong table set up. I've never seen a
ping pong table set up where people are playing ping
pong and the lobby of a movie theater, and so
then all the TV cameras were there for mister Katsamatidi's also,
Nasau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, who's running for governor, was
also there and at the end of mister Kattamatidi's comment
to all the television cameras.
Speaker 2: He had a pink uh what do you call it?
Not ping?
Speaker 5: Not pinball? What do you call it, Jonas? P when
you with the with the what is the pinballs? Not pinball?
It's ping pong, ping pong.
Speaker 2: That's the term I'm looking for.
Speaker 5: So he had a ball and this pink ball, and
he threw it out towards the cameras, and I didn't
know what was going on. Ping pong, right, I didn't
know what was going on. I'm like, okay, you know whatever.
So we get inside and without gole plot. It's a great.
Speaker 2: Movie, seriously, folks, A good movie, a good movie to
go see.
Speaker 5: And mister Cantamantine's did his thing. He's in two scenes.
And folks, trust me, I know all of you listening
right now. Everybody thinks they can do a Hollywood movie.
But it's not as easy as it looks. Now here's
the part that I will admit. Right, So I've done
three or four. Right. I still think that I'm better
than Denzel Washington. I really do. But of course I'll
never get that. What are you laughing at, Jonas? What
are you laughing at? I'll never get that opportunity. He
ain't better looking in me, he's just you know, my
wife says that she does the same thing. She starts laughing.
I tell her too that she just laughs and looks
down the same way you just did. But anyway, you know,
So what's great when you do a couple of Hollywood movies,
you get residual.
Speaker 2: Checks for years.
Speaker 5: So three or four times a year out of the
clear blue sky, I'll get a check for a couple
one hundred dollars and it will say this. So like
I did Chris Rock's TV TV show on HBO as
a guest on his show. When he had a show,
he would interview a guest a week. And so I'm
still getting residual checks from doing Chris rock Show. And
one of the movies I was in, I did a
couple with Spike Lee but Pride and Glory, and it'll
it'll list the movie and it will say what you're
being paid for.
Speaker 2: And so you know the reason why I say it's
not easy.
Speaker 5: To do a Hollywood movie because everybody thinks they can
do it.
Speaker 2: Everybody thinks it's so easy. You try being on a set.
Speaker 5: And you hear makeup, you know, and and all these people,
there's one hundred people.
Speaker 2: I don't know how they do these love making scenes.
Speaker 5: I've heard about this, but there's like one hundred tw
one hundred and fifty people right around you, you know,
for this one scene. And so mister Catsimatides, congratulations. I'm
telling you, folks, the movie is good Hollywood movie titled
Mardi Supreme. And one of the characters our own the
owner of this network, John Catsimatidis, who did his thing. Okay,
Debbie in New Jersey couldn't hold on from last hour,
but look at this, we have a different Debbie.
Speaker 2: So let's go to line one. Debbie in New Jersey.
What's on your mind? Debbie?
Speaker 6: I just wanted to mention that Mayor Stayeg is a
practicing Catholic. He came up during the last election when
he was running, so he had gone to In addition
to that, he graduated from deport High School, which is
a Catholic high school, and Seaton Hall University, which is
also a Catholic university. So it seems to be very
unusual that he would make this kind of statement. I
don't doubt that he did, because obviously you would not
report something like that unless it was true, but I
find it very disconcerting that he would unless he's changed
his allegiance to whichever faith he decides to belong to.
Speaker 5: That's I'm not against Islam or Muslims, you know. More
power to you. But the last time I checked, this
is America. Am I wrong in that point of view?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 6: I agree. And what's interesting is his major was history
at Seaton Hall University, and it's so he, of all people,
should understand that the United States of America is not
a Muslim country?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 5: W W Are you doing anything good for Christmas tomorrow?
Speaker 2: Debbie? Still there? No, she's she's got cut off.
Speaker 6: W there, Yeah, I'm still here.
Speaker 7: Can you hear me?
Speaker 5: Okay, yes, I hear you. Now you're doing anything good
for Christmas tomorrow?
Speaker 6: Yes, I'm spending time with my children, which I'm happy.
Speaker 2: All right. That's fantastic.
Speaker 6: So I'm very much into the United States.
Speaker 5: So fantastic. I'm really glad to hear that. I'm really
glad to hear that. Thank you for the call, you know, folks,
I was just going to a call in Utah where
the person is driving when when sometimes when you hang
up the phone, folks, this driver was next in the queue.
I was just going to this driver in Utah on
the topic of mental illness, and the caller just hung up.
I'm going to go to Sandre in New Jersey, but
first let me go to Jeff Line five, Long Island.
What's on your mind, Jeff Dominate Carter here for James Golden.
What's on your mind?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Dominic, I appreciate you taking my qulls on honor
to speak to you three decades ago. I remember watching
on New York One and I was always fascinated by you.
And I just heard your story. You know, I didn't
know all that stuff, and I appreciate you sharing that
with all the listeners.
Speaker 5: You know why I share the embarrassing details because I remember, Jeff,
and I'm going to give you your say.
Speaker 2: When I was a little boy, all the awful things.
Speaker 5: That have happened in my life, there was no book,
no blueprint FI kind of handle this stuff. And I
swore that if I was ever in a position to
make sure that another child had to go through the
things I've gone through, you know I you know, I'm
in my sixties, so hopefully I'll live to be an
old old man.
Speaker 2: But when I'm gone.
Speaker 5: I want children in similar situations to know they're not
the first ones to go through this, and that if
I made it through it, they can too. So that's
why I share the embarrassing detail in my life.
Speaker 4: I really appreciate it. And you have adults that are
listening to that are possibly treating their kids that way,
And I think you're going to really help people, and
you really do. Oh thank you, so you so just
to get into my quick story, I have many years
of law enforcement and psychology, and you know not to
try to impress you with details because some of the
most inf people I've ever met have thirty years experience
in a field. So it really doesn't mean much, but
I'm gonna get it right to it. I really feel
like our criminal justice system is sort of like when
your dog runs away. Do you know what the worst
thing you could do when it comes back to your house?
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 4: Okay, they say never hit a dog that ran away
and came back to you, because it teaches them not
to come home. So dogs run away and they'll go
back to their owners home and they literally in fear
of approaching if you hit the dog. That is the
way a criminal justice system is set up and it's
intertwined with homeless people that commit crimes and the criminal
justice system because they're one and the same. I would
argue that the majority of low level offenders that are
in prison or have been arrested or literally mentally ill.
The question is is what do we define is mentally ill?
Is really the problem? The criminal justice system needs to
really be revamped to just be looked at like it's
there to help people that need help. Just like if
your kid, if you had a twelve year old son
that broke your living room window, you wouldn't have them arrested,
you'd get them psychiatric help. So our systems set up
where we punish people that have psychiatric problems. It could
be growing, and it starts out a certain level and
will attain higher and higher the more the system fails
them until they make worse and worse crimes. So when
they lock someone up and they say, this guy has
been locked up for thirty five times for these offenses,
and they blame the judges for releasing them, the judge
there's no system in place to help that person, and
there's no beds in place. So when everyone calls up
and says, we need to help this homeless person. The
problem is is you have people emitting violent crimes that
they're releasing. Let alone, take someone off the streets and
give them a bed. Do you understand what I'm trying to.
Speaker 5: No, I hear you, but my answer is and I
got to move on. I'm sorry, Jeff, because I want
to get to Al's in Utah. My answer is still
locked them up. I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I hear you, though,
and I hear you a passionate approach, and I thank
you for it.
Speaker 2: Let me go to Al and you online? Three. AL,
go right ahead. AL? Are you there? Okay? This is
strike three. AL. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
Speaker 5: You know you hung up. The first time I go
to your call, You're not there. One more time, AL,
are you there?
Speaker 2: Okay? Ol is not there. Let's go to Pam in
New Jersey. Line two. Pam, what's on your mind?
Speaker 8: I am so glad that the mayor of Patterson, New Jersey,
has decided to seceed from the union, she said, sarcastically.
When he's so proud of his city. I give to
an animal rescue place in the area, and you know
how many animals are abused, living on the streets and
people just pass by. My family grew up in Patterson
when it was once a beautiful city. Now Alexander Hamilton
is rolling in his grave and he does not have
anything to be proud about that. Let's let me remind
everybody that's where the nine to eleven Jackers stayed, right.
Speaker 5: I hear you, Pam, Patterson's got a problem if you've
got a mayor that's standing up dating that this is America,
that this is not some Muslim city. I'm sorry, this
is America, America. First, thank you for the call, Pam.
When we come back, we're going to continue with your calls.
Dominic Carter in for James Golden, the.
Speaker 1: James Golden Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network, The
James Golden Show Entertaining and Informative on the Red Apple
Podcast Network.
Speaker 5: My honor Dominic Carter, to be filling in for my guy,
James Golden, who has the day off. Happy Holidays to
James and of course to all of you. Merry Christmas.
Let's continue with your telephone calls Line one, Manny and Patterson,
New Jersey, Patterson, what's on your mind?
Speaker 9: Hi, Dominic, Merry Christmas.
Speaker 2: Merry Christmas.
Speaker 9: I just want to address you were dressing before Judge
Brown made some remarks regarding the congress woman out of Texas.
Speaker 2: Yes, Jasmine Crockett.
Speaker 9: Yeah. What I'm concerned is why are what I know
a lot of people are criticizing the way our congress
people look. I think you should disagree on policy, but
the way they look, you know, what they wear or
don't wear.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 9: I don't know why that that's a big issue.
Speaker 5: Well, he disagreed with her on policy. He said she's
an absolute phony. He said that this whole thing about
being basically Keisha from the block. He disagreed on a
number of fronts with her on policy, and then.
Speaker 2: He tied in the other aspect.
Speaker 5: So he disagreed on policy.
Speaker 9: All right, Because I know you were talking about three
her hair eyelashes. I'm like, what's that have to do
with what? What? Whatever she thinks or doesn't think. I
don't understand that.
Speaker 5: But but but Manny, but I note with great interest
that you haven't said anything about her policies. You're you're
defending her based on and that's okay, comments about how
she looks or whatever, But what about her policies.
Speaker 9: Man, Well, believe it or not, I'm not that familiar
with her policy. I know she's a Democrats probably left
to what where where I stand on a lot of stuff,
but left.
Speaker 5: Of left, of left of left, and she's an absolute phony,
absolute phony.
Speaker 2: So but but I hear you, I hear you, and
thank you, thank you so much for.
Speaker 9: The people.
Speaker 10: Or the other.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but she's really really dangerous, really dangerous, and she's
leading an entire generation of kids that look just like her,
people that look just like her, down the drain for
her own political career. Thank you for the call. Let's
go to Bill and Marristown. What's on your mind?
Speaker 11: Bill, big dom? I just wanted this time of the year.
I want to thank you. I know you don't like
to hear it a lot, but you know, my mother
came from Italy and fascism. My father came from Soviet
Union to communism. We used to watch you, as my
mother always called, let's watch dom.
Speaker 12: On n y one.
Speaker 7: She would call it.
Speaker 12: So the torch was passed.
Speaker 11: I've got two boys in Germany now who listened to
Dom on w ABC on the restaurant, and I have
a daughter in the country of Columbia, and I want
to thank you, Dom. You've done a wonderful thing and
a beautiful thing for me personally and bridging my family
over the years. And I just I always tell you
on Twitter I said, I love you big, Dom, and
I do. I just want to thank you and keep
up the good work. Thank you for the gift you
giving me.
Speaker 2: Oh Man, Bill, you're going to make a brother crime man.
Speaker 7: Well I'm at the tounty boy.
Speaker 11: That's okay, that's all right. You've done away, man.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 12: Well, I just want.
Speaker 5: You know what's funny, Bill, I don't look at it
that way. I look at it as I have a job.
All of these nice comments are wonderful. I look at
it as I have a job to do.
Speaker 2: And my job.
Speaker 5: I went into journalism because when my grandmother was dying,
they treated her.
Speaker 2: Like a piece of meat.
Speaker 5: And they wouldn't even send a doctor, you know what
I mean. To brief me, it was a physician's assistant.
Speaker 2: And I swore that I.
Speaker 5: Was going to be a voice for the voiceless for
the rest of my life. And that's how I look
at what I do. But thank you, Bill, You're very
very kind man.
Speaker 2: You just made my day.
Speaker 5: Folks were coming right back. Dominic Carter in for James Golden.
Speaker 13: More of your telephone calls, James Golden Show on the
Red Apple Podcast Network, James Golden Show Entertaining and Informative.
Speaker 1: On the Red Apple Podcast Network.
Speaker 5: And Dominique Carter filling in for James Golden. James has
the day off for the holidays. It's my absolute honor
to be here with you. Eight hundred and eight four
eight nine to two two. Going back to your telephone
calls in just one second. As far as I'm concerned,
if you see an ICE agent or ICE agents, say
thank you, Say thank you for serving your country.
Speaker 2: Ice as we speak is here in New York.
Speaker 5: I want you to hear this ICE rolled on an
apparent illegal happen to be female. Listen to the community involvement.
This is why words matter. This is why part of
why Ma'm Donnie will be a disaster because Ma'm Donnie,
with the bully pulpit of being mayor, says this, he
will not cooperate with ICE.
Speaker 2: Blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah.
Speaker 5: Listen to this carefully. They're placing a woman in custody
Ice and listen to the community involvement around the agents
right here in New York City.
Speaker 1: What is this okay?
Speaker 6: What is no?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: I'm allowed to take a p.
Speaker 7: What is your name?
Speaker 2: Can we see your face? Come on? Do you have any.
Speaker 4: Training for you?
Speaker 2: Do you have a shot out? Your phone number?
Speaker 14: Your phone number?
Speaker 2: You have right training?
Speaker 5: What's your phone number?
Speaker 2: Okay? Back up, back up from the vehicle, back up
from the vehicle. Christmas?
Speaker 14: Is that.
Speaker 5: She literally used the F word to say Merry Christmas
to the ICE agents and that's what they have to
deal with every day. Incredible? What is going on in America?
Do you want to give the whole country away? You
know people, for the last two hours you've we've been
talking about not enough beds for the mentally ill and
so on. They've been severely cut. Well, what do you
think happened to the budget money? It went to the illegals,
It went to the migrants. They would have come up
with another excuse to not a increased the beds, But
all of our money has gone to the migrants. Look
at at isel Israel, look at Minnesota and all the
hate that exists against Israel. But you've got the Somali
community nine billion dollars in fraud, nine billion dollars, and
you're concerned about the rights of the illegals. What is
wrong with you? So then we go from that screwed
up situation to the one in Florida. Sixty five year
old woman minding her business in Barnes and Noble holiday shopping,
mentally ill, homeless man apparently stabs her in the back.
She dies, screams out he stabbed me. He runs out
the store and is arrested and George with first degree
murder as he should be. This is a report from
one of the TV stations in the area in Florida.
Speaker 14: Well a horrific crime at a local bookstore just two
days before Christmas.
Speaker 13: I mean is behind Barr's accuse of murdering a woman
inside the Barnes and Noble store on Legacy Avenue in
Palm Beach Garden.
Speaker 8: You want to go to our CBS tele miss reporter
Al Pafley, he joins us there from that scene.
Speaker 3: According to the victim's husband, the woman was here at
Barnes and Noble Monday night shopping for Christmas gifts. As
she was looking at a magazine, a man came up
to her and stabbed her.
Speaker 10: For violence occur somewhere like that, For someone to lose
their life there, it's shocking.
Speaker 3: The holiday season marred by tragedy, with Christmas fast approaching
this week and people out shopping for gifts at Barnes
and Noble bookstore at Legacy Place in pal Meach Gardens
turned into chaos a few minutes before eight Monday night,
when police say a man stabbed a woman and then
ran out of the store.
Speaker 2: Well, I think it's very distressing.
Speaker 14: I'm sorry to hear that.
Speaker 6: I feel a little upset to stay released.
Speaker 12: I'm sorry that it had occurred. It's a terrible thing.
Speaker 3: Witnesses inside the Barnes and Noble store were able to
provide a description of the attacker to police. Forty year
old Antonio Moore was found a short time later and
is now charged with first degree murder. Police have not
provided a motive for the stabbing. The victim has identified
as sixty five year old Rita Launcher Rich of Stuart.
We went to her home seeking comment. Her husband spoke
to us off camera. He said, according to police, Moore
as a homeless person from Alabama who was mentally ill,
and had only been in Florida for about a week
and he was living in the woods. We're still working
to confirm that with police, her husband says. Moments after
the attack, his wife called him on her cell phone,
telling him she had just been stabbed. Police rushed to
the Barnes and Noble and provided first aid, but Launcher
Rich later died at a hospital. Barnes and Nobles spokesperson
said they do not comment on ongoing police investigations. Moore
is expected to make his first court appairs. It's on
the murder charge Wednesday morning in Paul Meetch Gardens, al Peflee,
CBS twelve News.
Speaker 5: That's the world that we live in. You don't know when, where, how.
You could be tying your shoe. You could be on
the phone, which which you better be very careful if
you're looking down at your phone all the time. You
could have headphones on, and it can happen at your
peril if you're not paying attention. And they're allowed to
roam the streets, and they have protections from the advocates
and the lawyers that will run into federal court at
a New York minute, in a New York minute to
protect their rights to be on the streets terrorizing the
rest of us. What about the rights of the broader society.
I just don't know, folks, I just don't know. Dom
they caught it in for it James Golden, let's go
back to your telephone calls.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Paul line too, Scarsdale.
Speaker 12: What's on your mind, Paul, Yeah, on the topic of
the mentally ill. You know, it's so important to take
a look also at how other countries treat the problem
of mentally ill, of the mental ill and homelessness. And
I think one of the problems that we have in
our society is that we have too much freedom. And
in the case of the mentally ill, as you were
saying earlier about the ACLU getting involved, you know, that's
a big part of the problem is that we give
the homeless, We give those of the mental illness and
homeless rights that it that prevent us from giving them
the proper care. Because nobody wants to be put away,
nobody wants to be institutionalized. Everybody wants their freedom. But
these are the ramifications when you have too much freedom
to people that can't handle freedom. And the case of
the Barnes and Nobles perfect example. This is probably an
individual that absolutely should not have been on the street,
and this is what the consequences are. So if you
take a look at how this is handled in other countries,
they have more control. They don't give someone unblocked freedoms
if they don't deserve it, if they can't handle it.
And this is a case where this individual, probably, my
guess would be without knowing the details, he's probably been
in and out of institutions much of his life, whether
it's prison, mental illness facilities, and his freedom came first.
And this is the problem. This is the ramification. This
is what you get when someone has too much freedom
that is not deservant of it.
Speaker 2: You know, Paul, all.
Speaker 5: I can tell you is it sounds like you're dead
on accurate, and I have to agree with you. And
so maybe that's the key that we've got to stop
with all these freedoms. But how do you stop with
all these freedoms when they have better lawyers than you I.
Speaker 12: Do, yeah, yeah, And they don't have to.
Speaker 2: Pay for their lawyers.
Speaker 5: You or I have to mortgage the house to afford
a lawyer to represent us.
Speaker 2: They get free legal services.
Speaker 12: Exactly the system needs to fix, no doubt about it.
Speaker 5: Paul, thank you for the wonderful call. Let's go to
Sondra line for New Jersey. Sondra, what's on your mind.
Speaker 14: It's an honor to have you for a second, our Dominiic,
So you know, thank you, thank you. You are you
so welcome? You know, I was thinking about Vonds and
Nobles that in my mind was a place that I
perceived is so safe, and that to happen, it's just
showing all of us that our quality of life is
being torn away. I just want to say, when you
go to the Burlington stores, they have two big men
there when you walk in, they're there and there, and
I think that's what we need. We need people now
to be in front of these stores to keep an
eye on who walks in, because we can't be having
eyes on the back of us too. But aside from that,
I wanted to say that I wanted to bring up
Mandmi and his lovely wife who says that she does
not want to be in the limelight at all. I
know she didn't show it to the debate and you
and I question why I respect her for this, but
I also wonder, Dominic, do you think this is strategic,
I'll tell you why. I say that you often want
what you can't have, So if she's not in the limelight,
we're going to want her to be, and that might
be very strategic.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 14: Maybe we don't want a Jill Biden, maybe we don't
want a Hillary. So maybe this is a very clever approach.
It was just something I was thinking about, Dominic.
Speaker 2: I don't buy it at all.
Speaker 5: I think there's something in her past that hasn't come
out yet and they're trying to hide. Okay, I could
be totally wrong, but I've known all the first ladies
and recent memory going back, and I guess the one
that was the most private was Joyce Thinkins, and I
have to be honest with you, folks.
Speaker 2: I feel bad for Mayor Dinkins.
Speaker 5: I know, Crown Heights and so on his watch. I
get it, and put Gramm and so on absolutely reprehensible.
But Dinkins died at the height of COVID, and he
did not receive the attention that a mayor of New
York City should receive. And so his wife, Joycetinkins very
very very private, very private, extremely private. She wanted nothing
to do with the life of being a first lady.
But it's kind of ridiculous if your husband is the
mayor to think that you're going to have a private life.
That's just not going to happen. The press is going
to follow you, you have a police detail, you have
a chief staff. To think that you're gonna have a
private life, that is ridiculous. So Joyce thinkins for as
shy and as private as she was, she would go
every now and then and read to the UH to
the school children, Sondra and so Donna Hanover, who was
Rudy's wife at the time, played a large role and
taking the hard edge off of Rudy when she recorded
when he was the US Attorney and she recorded the
commercial saying that Rudy's not the guy that you think.
Speaker 2: Many believe. It got him elected.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 5: Bill Deblasio's wife was as much a politician uh as
as he was. And in fact, because I knew her
Sherlaine McCrae uh before they were married. I didn't know
they were dating, but but I knew her well, and
she was as much political as he was. But you know,
she took a back seat. Bloomberg didn't have a wife,
but but he had his girlfriend, and I guess she
wasn't that much political. There's something about this lady that
something is not right. It's something that my instincts never
fail me. I something about this lady that's wrong. I
don't know what it is. I could be totally wrong,
but I don't think that I am something is you know,
I don't know. I don't know. I've seen bad marriages
go to city Hall before. That's never stopped anybody. But
I don't think that's it. I think that they're keeping
something on the down low that's in her past that's
anti American and against Israel. That's what I really believe
is the case. Sondra, thank you for the great call.
Before I took a break.
Speaker 2: Let's go to.
Speaker 5: Alan and Hudson, New York, Line five. Alan, what's on
your mind?
Speaker 7: Yeah, good afternoon. How are you today? And I first
wanted to wish you and your family that the Lord
should bless you because I listened to I don't call out.
This is the second time I called. But I really
do appreciate, like some others said, what you're doing because
I believe in a two hundred percent and I would
like to deliver in one or two sentences. I was
speaking with a friend of mine at a major university.
I don't want to disclose where, but you would know
this place. And we weren't talking about Madamie I started
screaming about that ten years ago. But we were just
talking about things in general. And he was telling me,
and he's in a very high profile position at this
major university that I.
Speaker 2: Got to take in fifteen seconds. You got to get
to the point. Okay.
Speaker 7: Well, the students complained that the teachers were too hard
on them because they were you know, and they got
fired any they were fun.
Speaker 2: The educator got by.
Speaker 7: It that the two educators and they weren't asking what
you and I went to school for. Is what they
were trying to you know, SUI, No, it's too hard.
We're not you know, we don't want to exert ourselves.
Speaker 5: Hey, Allen, I'm terribly late for a break. But I
know that doesn't surprise you. It's not right, but it
doesn't surprise you, does it.
Speaker 7: No? No, but that's what I was. Okay, thank you,
my friend.
Speaker 2: I wish I had more time.
Speaker 5: I wish you were Merry Christmas, you and your family, Alan,
thank you for the wonderful call. Time break, Dominate Carter
in for James Golden. We're coming right back.
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Speaker 2: Liz in Florida, what's.
Speaker 14: On your mind, Liz, Hi Dominic, I'm still in Long Island.
Speaker 13: Hi.
Speaker 14: It is so sad. Unfortunately, there's no state in America
that's exempt from crime or murder. There's hatred and theft.
But we need to teach highness again. You know, every
time I see a police officer, I stop and I
thank them for their service, and they're like taking it back,
because how many people do that. But we have to
be aware today of people surrounding us everywhere we go. Now,
I want to tell you the story when I was
younger in the late seventies, I was living in Florida
and I had a friend stay with me for a while,
and she was from New York City, and we were
walking in Miami Beach and she kept turning her head
looking behind her, and I asked her, what are you doing?
What are you looking for? She said, it's habit. You
never know who's behind you. And back then in the
late seventies, I guess crime was rampant, and now, unfortunately,
I think we have to just really be aware of
our surroundings.
Speaker 2: Absolutely.
Speaker 5: I think your friend was a visionary, because that's what's required.
Speaker 2: I do the same thing. I do the same thing,
if you.
Speaker 5: Know, and I no offense lives. I feel bad for
you women, I mean men could be murdered as well.
But all of us become pray, you know, for these
individuals and have you changed anything you do, Liz when
you're out in public, or you still do the same
things exactly the same way.
Speaker 14: Well, I'm going to be honest. I still steel safe
in Aventura, but I will not go into New York
City after jen and very first, I absolutely will not.
So that's that's a big change for me. And listen, mom, Johnnie,
I wanted to say, is complete evil his wife as well.
His agenda is the same. You know, anti Israel equals
anti Semitics. I mean, there's nothing else to talk about.
Speaker 8: Absolutely, do what you pay for a holiday.
Speaker 14: You are working the entire time.
Speaker 5: I'm working, Uh my daughter when when I when I
get home, Liz, my daughter and my grandkids will be there,
and they'll be at the nick game cheering on the
knicks and and I'll.
Speaker 2: Be with you, folks where I want to be. That's
where I want to be.
Speaker 5: I was asked if I wanted to take off and
and I said no, because I don't want.
Speaker 2: The day off. So I'll be with you folks. Live
at three and live at midnight.
Speaker 14: Your e'res so wonderful. I wish you a joyful, healthy,
peaceful and RESTful holiday. You need to get some rest
and and enjoy your family, and thank you for everything
you do.
Speaker 2: Thank you. Hey, and you didn't.
Speaker 5: You didn't start about my diet, so I didn't.
Speaker 14: I'm not going to.
Speaker 2: You're not going to.
Speaker 14: No, I'm not going to. I know that you're thinking
about it every time I call you, and I'm sure
you're thinking about me all the time that you take
a bite of something you shouldn't be biting.
Speaker 5: Oh, thank you, Thank you Liz for the wonderful call.
Happy holidays quickly, Patricia, rocky point line five.
Speaker 2: Patricia, you got twenty seconds. Go ahead.
Speaker 10: Good. My in laws barely escaped the Holocaust and years
ago there's now deceased. I asked my mother in law
do you think that that could happen here? She didn't
skip a beat. She said absolutely. I thought she was crazy.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, now that was your mother in law.
Speaker 6: Yes, it was.
Speaker 5: Well, your mother in law sounds like a visionary. Unfortunately
as well, because mom, Donnie will be the mayor of
New York City in one week.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Patricia. I'm back live at midnight. Thanks for
listening to The James Golden Show.
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